William Hatfield [17992] Details

William Hatfield
b.1733 - Kent Co., Murderkill 100, De
d.1795 Sep - Kent Co., Murderkill 100, De
----- Marriages -----
m01. 1770 ca - DE + Mary White (10 Children)
----- Children -----
Levi Hatfield
William Hatfield
Levin Hatfield
Owen John Hatfield
Jonathon Hatfield
Wheatly Whitely Hatfield
Nathan Hatfield
Mary Hatfield
Elizabeth Hatfield
Sarah Hatfield

  
Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OHPosted by: Carol Hatfield 
WhiteDate: January 14, 2000 at 21:04:33In Reply to: Re: William, Owen, & 
Lydia - DE?, IN, OH by Susan Hammondof 2229
  
  
(1)Wm Hatfield 1702 Wales md Mary White relative of WM White
(2)son: Wm 1733 Kent co DE Murderkill one hundred md Mary White d of 
Richard and Elizabeth Pallemore White of Westwell, Kent Co England
Elisabeth 1727 Wales
Levi 1730 Wales
  
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Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH Carol Hatfield White 1/14/00
Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH susan hammond 7/19/00
  
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Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OHPosted by: Carol Hatfield 
WhiteDate: January 14, 2000 at 21:14:34In Reply to: Re: William, Owen, & 
Lydia - DE?, IN, OH by Carol Hatfield Whiteof 2229
  
  
Wm 1702 Wales Haversfordwest md Mary relative of Wm White (2) William 
1733 Kent Co Murderkill 100 DE md Mary White d of Richard and Elizabeth 
Pallemore White b 1753 Westwell (3) Levi, elizabeth, Levin, Whitely 
Nathan, Jonathon, Wm, Owen J Sr 1773, Sarah and Mary. Listed in will of 
Wm Hatfield 1797 DE.(4) Owen Sr md Ann Lanna McBride d of robert McBride 
(5) son Levi b 1795 Kent co DE Murderkill 100 (6) Owen D b 1820 Mty Co Oh 
md Telinda d of Joseph and Lydia Jeffrey Jackson 1840 Rush Co In(7)Wm 
Albert 1841 md Laura Cummings 1866 Mahaska Co Iowa (8) Ulysess Mildon 
1869 md Emma Fetterhoff d of Albert R and Isabelle Turner Fetterhoff 1894 
(9)L.Glenn Hatfield md Grace Ione Sells 1910 children Willard G 1918, 
June Ione 1925, Wilma Mae 1927, Carol Lee 1943, and Richard Lynn 1947 
(all the same family just a big gap.)
  
Hope this gives you some leads. I have a lot of info on this line and it 
appears to be yours too.Wm A had d Lydia b 1854 who died at age 18 in 
Mahaska Co Iowa. The Sarah you mentioned is a dau of Owen J Hatfield in 
this line.
  
Carol Hatfield White hatfield@@hotmail.com
  
  
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Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH susan hammond 7/19/00
  
  
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Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OHPosted by: susan hammondDate: 
July 19, 2000 at 15:20:13In Reply to: Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, 
IN, OH by Carol Hatfield Whiteof 2229
  
  
Thanks, Carol, for answering my query both here and on another message 
board. Now that I know that there were two William Hatfields, father and 
grandfather of Owen Hatfield Sr, it makes more sense.
Here is my line from Jonathan Kelsey and Sarah Hatfield:
1. Sarah Hatfield (b 1810) and Jonathan Kelsey (b 1808) were married in 
1829. Children (Kelsey) Elizabeth b 1830, Abner b 1833, Samantha b 1834, 
Ruth b 1836, Ann Lany b 1838, Lydia b 1840, Levi b 1842, Elmira b 1844, 
and Aden b 1848.
2. Ann Lany Kelsey (b 1838) married Abraham (or Abram) Gaskill (b 1836) 
on Oct 14, 1858 (the same day as her sister Ruth; ceremonies performed by 
Owen Hatfield, JP, probably their uncle). Children (Gaskill) Ida, Ethel, 
William b 1873, Olive (Ollie), Laura b 1883.
3. William Gaskill (b 1873) married Altha VanWormer (b 1879) on Nov 14, 
1896. Children (Gaskill) Edna b 1897, Eva Leota b 1899, Lloyd b 1901, 
Lucille b 1906, William Raymond b 1908, Mildred b 1910, Robert b 1917.
4. Robert Gaskill (b 1917) married B Faye Speicher (b 1920) on Dec 26, 
1941. Children (Gaskill) Susan b 1948, Diana b 1953.
5. Susan Gaskill (b 1948) married Robert Hammond (b 1948) on Aug 11, 
1968. Child (Hammond) Natalie b 1969.
  
  
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Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2011 07:24:40 -0700 (PDT)
From: Carol Hatfield 
Reply-To: Carol Hatfield 
Subject: Re: Did I get the right email address?
To: Jerry Hatfield 
  
  
Hi, glad to hear from you.  I have been diligently trying to sort out why 
no one can connect the Delaware Hatfield's to the Thomas Mathias lines or 
to separate the various Thomas Hatfield lines of Delaware and Ohio from 
one another.
  
Recently (about 8 months ago-- a short time in genealogy) I discovered 
the fact that a William Hatfield arrived in the James and Elizabeth City 
areas of Virginia in 1622 on the ship Southampton.  No point of origin is 
listed, but he is shown as a servant for William Ferrar and Cicily Jordon 
at Jordan's Jorney.  According to my research this Ferrar owned one of 
the larger plantations of the London Company.  Muster rolls for Jordan's 
Jorney (correct spelling according to record) william is present in the 
1624 roll.  Also present in that time period at Elizabeth City is one 
Joseph Hatfield not of the Mathias lines either as he arrived on the Bona 
Nova.
  
  
Apparently William was an indentured servant which would have meant that 
he served 5 to 7 years before being able to claim head rights in about 
1627 to 1629.  Ferrar seems to have been a generous employer from records 
of dealings with other men in his employment.  Indentured men could if 
they had t he means acquire land while still indentured and many of these 
men were skilled laborers who came to Virginia simply because there was 
no work in England during the upheavals at that time there.  During the 
period of indenture a servant could not marry.
  
REcords of the Nansecomb area of Virginia show that William was granted 
about 400 acres by  1638 when he himself transported 8 individuals. Two 
of these were Elizabeth Edes and one other woman and the rest were men. 
It appears that he may have married Elizabeth (women could marry if the 
person who transported them allowed them to).  It appearst that by 1640 
William had moved a little to the North West of Elizabeth City up the 
James River.   He remained there for many years and had a family that 
included one John Hatfield born about 1645 and a daughter Elizabeth.
  
A Yeoman was a farmer who owned 200 or more acres and William was one of 
those.  Between 1665 and 1676 a man named Burgess I think was the 
political leader. The people of the area had lived in peace with certain 
tribes of Indian while have severe problems with others.  Burgess and his 
followers began to kill off the friendly Indians and deal unfairly with 
the smaller farmers of the area of which William and John were a part. 
Many of the farmers became followers of Nathaniel Bacon and rebelled 
against the "powers that were" so to speak.  This made them very 
unpopular and placed them in danger.
  
In 1675 court documents show that John Hatfield transported himself to 
Maryland.  If one looks at the various maps of the times the Nansecomb 
area of Virginia is just across the bay from Maryland.  John settled 
there and the next year 1676 William transported himself and wife 
Elizabeth, daughter Elizabeth and "two others" to the same area.  The 
interesting facts are: He would have had a goodly sum of money from the 
sale of his Virginia property, and Maryland's headright system was 
different from Virginia.  In Virginia a man received 50 acres for each 
person he imported meaning William would have had about 700 acres, but in 
Maryland taking with him his profits he would have been awarded 500 acres 
to begin with plus the 100 that JOhn would have had.
  
William Hatfield died in 1678 as shown by will probate.  John Hatfield 
would have been about 30  years old at that time. No marriage has been 
found for him at this time, but court procedings show that he was in 
business with Arthur Whitely in tobacco dealings.  Arthur was a well 
established merchant by that time having married Mary Worgan the daughter 
of William who was a merchant and inn keeper.  John had a son John who 
was born after 1676 probably about 1680-1685.  This John married Adling 
Mary Whitely beginning the lines which lead to William John Hatfield who 
was born 1702 in Dorchester Maryland.  John, husband of Adling Mary died 
in 1725 in Dorchester Maryland. Court procedings show that Adling Mary 
remarried quickly to William Cannon and they processed John Hatfield's 
will in 1727.
  
William John Hatfield born 1702 married Mary White who was the daughter 
of William White and a sister to Richard White.
This couple were the parents of William Hatfield who was born in 1733 in 
Dorchester Maryland. They were also the parents of Elizabeth 1725, Levi 
1727, Wm 1733, Whitely 1741 daus Sary and Mary, and appear to have been 
the parents of at least one Thomas and a John.
  
In 1742-1748 William John Hatfield, Richard and William White, Peter 
Lowber, Thomas Davis, and an  Allen acquired adjoining lands in 
Murderkill 100 Kent Co Delaware.  These lands ranged along a road called 
Whitely's road which was a "farm to market" road running from Kent County 
to Maryland.  This explains the repeated connects between the Hatfields, 
Whites, and Davis' in marriages and in court records.
  
John and Thomas Hatfield would have been about 40 at the time of the 
Revolutionary War. Both were killed in 1781 at the Battles of Cowpens and 
Greenbriar.  John shows next of Kin as John Hatfield and monies were 
transferred to him after his father's death. John is shown in military 
records as being 5'6 and of ruddy complexion.  John was the father of 
James who married Piercy Hudson and Hannah sometimes shown as Anne who 
married Thomas Davis.  William and Owen John Hatfield sons of William 
1733 and Mary White Hatfield(this Mary White was 20 years younger than 
her husband and was the dau of Richard and Elizabeth Paramore White)  are 
shown as going surety for Hannah in Montgomery Co OH in 1804 after Thomas 
Davis' death.They would have been her first cousins I think.  Can't do 
the math in my head.
  
Of course from this point on it is easier to track the Delaware 
Hatfields.  William Jr b after 1770, Owen John 1773, Whitely, Jonathon, 
and Levin Hatfield removed to Ohio by about 1801 when letters are shown 
for William at the Post Office at Sugar Creek.Levin married SArah Davis 
the daughter of his cousin Hannah and Thomas Davis, Owen married Ann Lana 
McBride, Nathaniel married a Tshudi, Whitely md Nancy Allen, I think 
Jonathon married a Dyer would have to check. Nathaniel is shown in the 
Monongehela Valley of VA in 1787 as son in law of Martin Tshudi.
  
Owen and Ann Lana were the parents of Levi 1795 who is the direct 
antecedent of Owen D who was my fathers grt grd ftr.
  
Let me know what you think about this research.  Carol
  
  
  
  


	William Hatfield b.1733 - Kent Co., Murderkill 100, De d.1795 Sep - Kent Co., Murderkill 100, De ----- Marriages ----- m01. 1770 ca - DE + Mary White (10 Children) ----- Children ----- Levi Hatfield William Hatfield Levin Hatfield Owen John Hatfield Jonathon Hatfield Wheatly Whitely Hatfield Nathan Hatfield Mary Hatfield Elizabeth Hatfield Sarah Hatfield Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OHPosted by: Carol Hatfield WhiteDate: January 14, 2000 at 21:04:33In Reply to: Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH by Susan Hammondof 2229 (1)Wm Hatfield 1702 Wales md Mary White relative of WM White (2)son: Wm 1733 Kent co DE Murderkill one hundred md Mary White d of Richard and Elizabeth Pallemore White of Westwell, Kent Co England Elisabeth 1727 Wales Levi 1730 Wales Followups: Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH Carol Hatfield White 1/14/00 Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH susan hammond 7/19/00 http://genforum.genealogy.com/hatfield/messages/1340.html ----------------- Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OHPosted by: Carol Hatfield WhiteDate: January 14, 2000 at 21:14:34In Reply to: Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH by Carol Hatfield Whiteof 2229 Wm 1702 Wales Haversfordwest md Mary relative of Wm White (2) William 1733 Kent Co Murderkill 100 DE md Mary White d of Richard and Elizabeth Pallemore White b 1753 Westwell (3) Levi, elizabeth, Levin, Whitely Nathan, Jonathon, Wm, Owen J Sr 1773, Sarah and Mary. Listed in will of Wm Hatfield 1797 DE.(4) Owen Sr md Ann Lanna McBride d of robert McBride (5) son Levi b 1795 Kent co DE Murderkill 100 (6) Owen D b 1820 Mty Co Oh md Telinda d of Joseph and Lydia Jeffrey Jackson 1840 Rush Co In(7)Wm Albert 1841 md Laura Cummings 1866 Mahaska Co Iowa (8) Ulysess Mildon 1869 md Emma Fetterhoff d of Albert R and Isabelle Turner Fetterhoff 1894 (9)L.Glenn Hatfield md Grace Ione Sells 1910 children Willard G 1918, June Ione 1925, Wilma Mae 1927, Carol Lee 1943, and Richard Lynn 1947 (all the same family just a big gap.) Hope this gives you some leads. I have a lot of info on this line and it appears to be yours too.Wm A had d Lydia b 1854 who died at age 18 in Mahaska Co Iowa. The Sarah you mentioned is a dau of Owen J Hatfield in this line. Carol Hatfield White hatfield@@hotmail.com Followups: Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH susan hammond 7/19/00 http://genforum.genealogy.com/hatfield/messages/1341.html ----- Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OHPosted by: susan hammondDate: July 19, 2000 at 15:20:13In Reply to: Re: William, Owen, & Lydia - DE?, IN, OH by Carol Hatfield Whiteof 2229 Thanks, Carol, for answering my query both here and on another message board. Now that I know that there were two William Hatfields, father and grandfather of Owen Hatfield Sr, it makes more sense. Here is my line from Jonathan Kelsey and Sarah Hatfield: 1. Sarah Hatfield (b 1810) and Jonathan Kelsey (b 1808) were married in 1829. Children (Kelsey) Elizabeth b 1830, Abner b 1833, Samantha b 1834, Ruth b 1836, Ann Lany b 1838, Lydia b 1840, Levi b 1842, Elmira b 1844, and Aden b 1848. 2. Ann Lany Kelsey (b 1838) married Abraham (or Abram) Gaskill (b 1836) on Oct 14, 1858 (the same day as her sister Ruth; ceremonies performed by Owen Hatfield, JP, probably their uncle). Children (Gaskill) Ida, Ethel, William b 1873, Olive (Ollie), Laura b 1883. 3. William Gaskill (b 1873) married Altha VanWormer (b 1879) on Nov 14, 1896. Children (Gaskill) Edna b 1897, Eva Leota b 1899, Lloyd b 1901, Lucille b 1906, William Raymond b 1908, Mildred b 1910, Robert b 1917. 4. Robert Gaskill (b 1917) married B Faye Speicher (b 1920) on Dec 26, 1941. Children (Gaskill) Susan b 1948, Diana b 1953. 5. Susan Gaskill (b 1948) married Robert Hammond (b 1948) on Aug 11, 1968. Child (Hammond) Natalie b 1969. Followups: No followups yet http://genforum.genealogy.com/hatfield/messages/2229.html -------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2011 07:24:40 -0700 (PDT) From: Carol Hatfield Reply-To: Carol Hatfield Subject: Re: Did I get the right email address? To: Jerry Hatfield Hi, glad to hear from you. I have been diligently trying to sort out why no one can connect the Delaware Hatfield's to the Thomas Mathias lines or to separate the various Thomas Hatfield lines of Delaware and Ohio from one another. Recently (about 8 months ago-- a short time in genealogy) I discovered the fact that a William Hatfield arrived in the James and Elizabeth City areas of Virginia in 1622 on the ship Southampton. No point of origin is listed, but he is shown as a servant for William Ferrar and Cicily Jordon at Jordan's Jorney. According to my research this Ferrar owned one of the larger plantations of the London Company. Muster rolls for Jordan's Jorney (correct spelling according to record) william is present in the 1624 roll. Also present in that time period at Elizabeth City is one Joseph Hatfield not of the Mathias lines either as he arrived on the Bona Nova. Apparently William was an indentured servant which would have meant that he served 5 to 7 years before being able to claim head rights in about 1627 to 1629. Ferrar seems to have been a generous employer from records of dealings with other men in his employment. Indentured men could if they had t he means acquire land while still indentured and many of these men were skilled laborers who came to Virginia simply because there was no work in England during the upheavals at that time there. During the period of indenture a servant could not marry. REcords of the Nansecomb area of Virginia show that William was granted about 400 acres by 1638 when he himself transported 8 individuals. Two of these were Elizabeth Edes and one other woman and the rest were men. It appears that he may have married Elizabeth (women could marry if the person who transported them allowed them to). It appearst that by 1640 William had moved a little to the North West of Elizabeth City up the James River. He remained there for many years and had a family that included one John Hatfield born about 1645 and a daughter Elizabeth. A Yeoman was a farmer who owned 200 or more acres and William was one of those. Between 1665 and 1676 a man named Burgess I think was the political leader. The people of the area had lived in peace with certain tribes of Indian while have severe problems with others. Burgess and his followers began to kill off the friendly Indians and deal unfairly with the smaller farmers of the area of which William and John were a part. Many of the farmers became followers of Nathaniel Bacon and rebelled against the "powers that were" so to speak. This made them very unpopular and placed them in danger. In 1675 court documents show that John Hatfield transported himself to Maryland. If one looks at the various maps of the times the Nansecomb area of Virginia is just across the bay from Maryland. John settled there and the next year 1676 William transported himself and wife Elizabeth, daughter Elizabeth and "two others" to the same area. The interesting facts are: He would have had a goodly sum of money from the sale of his Virginia property, and Maryland's headright system was different from Virginia. In Virginia a man received 50 acres for each person he imported meaning William would have had about 700 acres, but in Maryland taking with him his profits he would have been awarded 500 acres to begin with plus the 100 that JOhn would have had. William Hatfield died in 1678 as shown by will probate. John Hatfield would have been about 30 years old at that time. No marriage has been found for him at this time, but court procedings show that he was in business with Arthur Whitely in tobacco dealings. Arthur was a well established merchant by that time having married Mary Worgan the daughter of William who was a merchant and inn keeper. John had a son John who was born after 1676 probably about 1680-1685. This John married Adling Mary Whitely beginning the lines which lead to William John Hatfield who was born 1702 in Dorchester Maryland. John, husband of Adling Mary died in 1725 in Dorchester Maryland. Court procedings show that Adling Mary remarried quickly to William Cannon and they processed John Hatfield's will in 1727. William John Hatfield born 1702 married Mary White who was the daughter of William White and a sister to Richard White. This couple were the parents of William Hatfield who was born in 1733 in Dorchester Maryland. They were also the parents of Elizabeth 1725, Levi 1727, Wm 1733, Whitely 1741 daus Sary and Mary, and appear to have been the parents of at least one Thomas and a John. In 1742-1748 William John Hatfield, Richard and William White, Peter Lowber, Thomas Davis, and an Allen acquired adjoining lands in Murderkill 100 Kent Co Delaware. These lands ranged along a road called Whitely's road which was a "farm to market" road running from Kent County to Maryland. This explains the repeated connects between the Hatfields, Whites, and Davis' in marriages and in court records. John and Thomas Hatfield would have been about 40 at the time of the Revolutionary War. Both were killed in 1781 at the Battles of Cowpens and Greenbriar. John shows next of Kin as John Hatfield and monies were transferred to him after his father's death. John is shown in military records as being 5'6 and of ruddy complexion. John was the father of James who married Piercy Hudson and Hannah sometimes shown as Anne who married Thomas Davis. William and Owen John Hatfield sons of William 1733 and Mary White Hatfield(this Mary White was 20 years younger than her husband and was the dau of Richard and Elizabeth Paramore White) are shown as going surety for Hannah in Montgomery Co OH in 1804 after Thomas Davis' death.They would have been her first cousins I think. Can't do the math in my head. Of course from this point on it is easier to track the Delaware Hatfields. William Jr b after 1770, Owen John 1773, Whitely, Jonathon, and Levin Hatfield removed to Ohio by about 1801 when letters are shown for William at the Post Office at Sugar Creek.Levin married SArah Davis the daughter of his cousin Hannah and Thomas Davis, Owen married Ann Lana McBride, Nathaniel married a Tshudi, Whitely md Nancy Allen, I think Jonathon married a Dyer would have to check. Nathaniel is shown in the Monongehela Valley of VA in 1787 as son in law of Martin Tshudi. Owen and Ann Lana were the parents of Levi 1795 who is the direct antecedent of Owen D who was my fathers grt grd ftr. Let me know what you think about this research. Carol