Hiatt Hiett Family History page 494
(2499.) HANNAH P. HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 7-lmo-1842, near Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana; m. (1st). SYLVESTER PATTIE, of Kansas; m. (2nd). JOSEPH NORRIS, of Kansas.CH: (By first husband). (4505.) John F.; (4506.) Iva May; (4507.) Mary E.
(By second husband). (4508.) Jennie B.; (4509.) Nathan G.; (4510.) Ada M.
See Census 1870 Garnett, Anderson Co., KS under fathers household.From Millie O'Connor, 25, Nov. 2012
1932 - Newspaper, Aug. 31. Obituary saying daughter Mr.s Jane Hunley is hte only living child of 6 still alive. 2 grandsons fought in WW I ... from History of Anderson Co., by Harry Johnson, pg. 275
Married and had 4 children.
(4509.) NATHAN G. NORRIS (2499.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 5-7mo-1875; m. ---- ---- ; four chldren.
(4510.) ADA M. NORRIS (2499.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
B. 1-3mo-1878;d. 29-6mo-1878.
Hiatt Hiett Family History Page 494
(2500.) WILLIAM F. HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 14-4mo-1844, near Marion, Grant Co., Indiana; to Bourbon Co., Kansas; m. c1870, to MALINDA A. ORWIG; b. 3-7mo-1854. He served in Civil War.CH: (4511.) Orsau; (4512.) Orin R.; (4513.) Horace R.; (4514.) William P.; (4515.) Edwin A.; (4516.) Iva Ella; (4517.) Ruby V.; (4518.) Mary B.; (4519.) Anson Elma; (4520.) Bertrand; (4521.) Nathan H.; (4522.) Lester G.; (4523.) Ora Lucilla.
Bourbon Co., Kansas: W.F. Hiatt, b. Ind.; to Iowa 1866; Kansas, 1868; m. 1866; 4 sons, I dau.; farmer; breeder thoroughbred Durham cattle, Norman horses. (History of Kansas, Andreas (1883)., p. 1092.)
G.G. Grandfather of Heidi Hiatt P.O. Box 1204 Duvale, WA 98019.
My grandfather, who is 79, rememebers his grandfather, William Franklin HIATT, vividly. He remembers William's long beard and the red boots William made him when he was very small. William served in the Civil War.Heidi Collins
See pg. 494 HH book, vol. I. Bourbon Co., KS: W. F. HIATT, b. IN; to IA 1866; Kansas 1868; m. 1866; 4 sons, 1 dau.; farmer; breeder thouroughbred Durham Cattle, Norman horses. (History of Kansas, Andreas (1883), p. 1902.)
1866 he served in Civil War in 1868 he moved to Bourbon County, Kansas. Married about 1870. Breeder of Thouroughbred Durham Cattle and Norman horses.
Millie O'Conner 25 Nov 2003
Buried 14 April 1924, Portland OR, Riverview Cem.
Deeded 15 October 1889, to the "Old Burn Cemetery" near Mist, OR to the trustees of the United Brethern Church - 4 acres, L shaped/ Vol K, pg 15-16, Columbia OR copy of Deed, Vol K, pg 15-16 Columbia Co., OR
He had blue eyes, brown hair, fair complection and was 5 foot 11 inches. By Darlene Brown.
Civil War, 11th KS Cal. Co. F, received gun shot wound in the Battle of Prarrie Grove, Ark. Dec 7, 1862, on the left side of the face. Also in Oct 1864 whilst on forced marches, he suffered from Exposure, he was honorably discharged from Fort Leavenworth, KS.From Garnet, KS to Mist, OR wiht his wife and family,m 1885.
See Monroe Townshjip, KS Anderson Co., Gleanings, Vol. 1 1867-1900, by Dorothy Kiper Liickteig, page 153-154.
From Millie O'Connor, 25 Nov. 2003
NOTES:
He was a private and Cpl. in the GAR. It is said, he was a nervous wreck when he came out of the war, also he taught himself to read and write when he was grown. He was wounded when a piece of ear was shot off in the service plus he was on a long forced march which gave him extreme hemorroids for which he received a small pension there after and was bothered by them the rest of his life. His mother, Elizabeth (Tillson) Hiatt was known as a doctor and treated him for the hemorroids thinceforth.He and wife lifed in a sod house on the prairie in Garnet, Kansas. We know this as they got married after he got out of the War and he went in the KS regiment. They dug down in soil and built with soil (mud) blocks, then used branches and straw and ______ to hold the roof together. They used boards, small logs or wahtever they could find across the ceiling with muslin cloth to keep the loose soil from dropping on them. One time Malinda looked up and there was a great big snake crawling across the ceiling stuff. (This is the way some people did, not necessarily the way Wm. F. did (MEO)
Was in Iowa 1866, left IN for Bourbon, CO., KS 1868. Was a breeder of thoroughbred Durham cattle, Norman Horses and was a farmer. This is from Hiatt book, page 494.
CENSUS: 1870 State Territory: KS County: Anderson DIVISION: Monroe Twp. REEL No. M593-428 pg. 1056
33 69 75 John G. Hiatt 32 M W N++ckster 2,080 775 IN
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34 69 75 Mary E. 30 F W Keeping house MO
35 69 75 Theodore 9 M W KS
36 Julia C. 7 F W KS
37 Cora J. 4 F W KS
38 Glenda M. 3 F W KS
39 Hannah A. 7/12 F W KS
40 William F. Hiatt 26 M W N**cjster 800 500 INWiliam Frank is living with his brother Jonathan G. and family and 2 dwellings above is Hnery D. Gardner and family then 2 more above htat is Henry G. Orwig and family includign his future wife, just one month before they were married.
Census: 1880 Kansas, Monroe Twp. Anderson County pge 169b
Hiatt, Frank farmer self M W 35 IN NC OH
Linny keeps house F W 24 OH PA CT
Orson At home son M W 9 KS IN OH
Oron at home son M W 9 KS IN OH
Ralph at home son M W 7 KS IN OH
Willie at home son M W 4 KS IN OH
Arthur at home son M W 3 . KS IN OH
Ella at home dau. F W 4 mo. KS IN OHAnderson County Gleanings, Vol 1, 1867 - 1900 by Dorothy Kipper Lickteig,page 153-154
June 22, 1883, Mr. W. F. Hiatt, Mornoe townsipo, conceived the idea of raising silk worms, some time last spring. So early in May he procured 20,000 silk worm eggs of a house in NY, and which shortly after hatched out as many silk worms. the worms are fed on Osage Orange hedge leaves for several weeks, until they pass thourhg five changes,, afer which they spin teh silk. Mr. Hiatt has two varieties, one kidn spinning a white cocoon, the other a bright yellow. His worms will produce about 40 lbs. of cocoons, which are worht about one dollar p[er pound. The eggs cost $2.50, and the labor required is the pickiing of some three bushels of hedte elavds each day for feed. The net earnigns of the worms can be estimated at about $18 per month. Any woman can, with the aid of a small boy, feed and care for 100,000 worms, whcih would rpocdcue about a hundred lbs. of silk every month or six weeks. First of all, a suitable buidilgn shoudl be provided. Silk can only be produced during the months that feed can be procured. The favorite feed is Mulberry, but of late, Osage Orange ha proven useful.NOTE: Faith has in her book that he came to "The Burn" in 1886! Info can be read in "Histoy of Kansas" by Andrews 1883, pg 1092.
Several artcles are on teh Hiatts and Orwigs and other related families, written by descendattns, are found in this Columbia County HIstorical Society Booklets dated in the 1960's, I elieve. MEO.
(HIS SON) The following is from a remberance by Elmer Hiatt.no date on it.
THE HIATT FAMILY
William Franklin Hiatt born ............. and came to OR in 1884 iwth $1400 cash. He took free land in the Mist, OR area called "The Burn" in Columbia Co. There was a (United Brethern_ Church, a cemetery and perhaps a dozen families.
200 sheep - Apple Orchard - 14 head cows
Sold cream - $20 per month cream check
Civil war pension (wounded vet) $3.00 / mo.
Later raised to $6.00 and received $300 (back pay or pension?)
Brothers of WIlliam Franklin: Johnathan - real estate agent in KS with a son in Seattle. Stewart - died young in Clatskanie.
Sisters of William Franklin: Malissa married an Orwig, Minercva married a Burris, thirteen (he put chiildren of William Franklin and Malinda (Orwig) Hiatt
SOns of WIlliam Franklin Daughters of Franklin
Oram twin Ruby
Orson twin Ella
Ralph died age 9 yrs Marie
Wiliam Lucille
Bertram died approx 1 1.2 years
Elmer and Ethel M. Gallwoay HiattUnited Brethern Church quarterly meetings minutes: 1885-1898:
The Burn, Columbia, Oregon 1890 Moved, seconded and carried that William F. Hiatt ahve perminent license to preach as a quarerly conferene preacher.
William Franknlin Hiatt was elected Circuit Steard they adjorned, signed by A. J. Orwig, sec. pef. 50 and pg 511891 - BLM #OROCAAO144855 - FEv. 20th Columbia CO. OR Sale-Cash entry (3star 566) 160 acres - NE 35/ 6 N 5-w
Census: 1900 Oregon, Columbia County
162 162 Hiatt, Wililam F. head W M Apr. 1844 56 M 29 IN NC OH Farmer 0 yyy ) F F 127
Malinda wife W F July 1856 45 M 29 13 11 OH PA XR YYY
Arthur son W M Dec 1877 22 S KS IN OH day lavor 0 YYY
Iva E. dau. W F Jan 1880 20 S KS IN OH housekeeping 3 YYY
Ruby V. dau. W F Aug. 1882 17 S KS IN OH at school 9YYY
Mary V. dau. W F Sept. 1884 15 S KS IN OH at school 7YYY
Elmer son W M Dec 1886 13 S OR IN OH at school 3 YYY
Lewis A. son W M Dec 1891 8 S OR IN OH at school 3 YYY
Nathan H. son W M Jul 1894 5 S OR IN OH o
Vester G. son W M Oct 1897 2 S OR IN OHCensus 1910 OREGON COlumbia County, Nehalem Dist. (Mist Struck out) April 21st Enum. dist. 41 pg 34 A
No street name
47 47 William F. Hiatt head M W 66 M 40 IN NC OH Farmer R/w own F F 87
Malinda wife F W 58 M 40 OH PA CT r/w
Lewis A. son M W 18 S OR IN OH Farmer odd jobs r/w Y
Nathan H. son M W 15 S OR IN OH farm labor r/w Y
Lester G. son M W 12 S OR IN OH r/w Y
Orra L. dau. F W 9 S r/w YThey are the next house down from a FISHER famly, but don't kow the connetion yet if any.
1921 Oct living in Portland
His sons Orson and Orin the twins, were not saints. more was not said but implied.
Garnett, Anderson Co., KS
Marriage book, Book A, pg 53 ref. # 1473
Home of the Bride's parents by Rev. Elbridge Marshall, witnessed by H.G. Orwig and J.G. Hiatt.
Marriage certificate, June 9, 1870 Anderson Co., KS Source by: Darlene Brown.
(4511.) ORSAU HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 15-4mo-1871, twin of Orin R.
(4512.) ORIN R. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 15-4mo-1871, twin of Orsau.
(4513.) HORACE R,. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 14-6mo-1873; d. 18-1mo-1882.
(4514.) WILLIAM P. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 6-7mo-1875.
(4515.) EDWIN A. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 26-12mo-1877.
(4516.) IVA ELLA HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 26-1mo-1880.
(4517.) RUBY V. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 1-8mo-1882.
(4518.) MARY B. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 22-9mo-1884.
(4519.) ANSON ELMA HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 26-12mo-1886.
(4520.) BERTRAND HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 8-1mo-1889; d. 26-10mo-1890.
(4521.) NATHAN H. HIAT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 7-7mo-1894.
From an internet posting, 18 June 2000
From Heidi CollinsMarva: I've posted what I know aobut some of these same people on the forum. I can't remember exactly who I sent it to, but if you search the forum by my name, it should bring up any messages I've posted. My ancestry is:
Thomas HIEGHT
John HIEGHT
John HIATT
Isaac HIATT, Sr.
Isaac HIATT, Jr.
Nathan HIATT
William Frank HIATT
Lester HIATT (My great grandfather, who died before I was born (1971)
I did know Lester's wife, my great grandmother, very well, she died just recently, in late 1995.My grandfather, who is 79, remembers his grandfather, William Frank HIATT, vividly. He remembers William's long beard and the red boots William made him when he was very small.
I was asked to post some information on my line just a couple of days ago, so this message is dual purpose, to try and help you, and to let people know how I'm related. My maiden name is HIATT, so obviously, I'm a HIATT by birth. My HIATT's went from Virginia to the Carolinas to Kansas, to Oregon in the late 1800's; we're now split mainly between Oregon and Washington State.
Heidi Collins
(4522.) LESTER G. HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 18-10mo-1897.
(4523.) ORRA LUCILIA HIATT (2500.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 22-8mo-1900.
Married in Garnet, Anderson Co., KS, Marriage Book, Book O, page 132 Ref. #1483
CH: (4524.) Irvin D.; (4525.) Walter A.; (4526.) John A.; (4527.) Flora G.; (4528.) Eva L.; (4529.) Fred F.; (4530.) Ada M.
Millie O'Connor has pictures she took June 1998 of her Tombstone.Newspaper Obit. - "Passing of an earlier settler, Mrs. Ellen Campbell passed into beyond Friday Dec. 18th. Mrs. Ellen Cambell past away last Friday morning at the home of her son, J. A. (Arthur) Campbell, on sexth avd. after a sickness of a few weeks. Funeral services are held at the Christian Church, Sat. 18th at 2:oo PM in the afternoon, conducted by Rev. C. H. Brown and Mrs. Brown. The body was conveyed to the Garnett cemetery and there palced beside her husband John W. Campbell (Who preceeded her in death by serveral years) and the little one who passed away in baby-hood. Sarah Ellen Hatt was born in Ohio. ........... The ate of 79 ........ She came to KS with her parents when she was 12 yeasr old, and setteld iN Anderson Couynty, where she has resided until her death."
1925 - Newspaper, Garnett Review, Dec. 24, Mrs. Ellen Campbell wife of John C. Campbell, passed away last Firday. Sarah Ellen Hiatt came to Anderson County in 1858 with her parents where she resided until her death. She was married to John C. Campbel in 1868, and of this union were born seven children, six of whom survive. Mr. Campbell died several years ago.
(4525.) WALTER A. CAMPBELL (2501.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 27-4mo-1871;
(4527.) FLORA G. CAMPBELL (2501.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 28-2mo-1875; d. 9-5mo-1875.
(4529.) FRED F. CAMPBELL (2501.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 29-10mo-1881.
(4530.) ADA M. CAMPBELL (2501.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 14-5mo-1889.
(2503.) GERSHAM PARMOR HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 25-12mo-1850, near Huntsville, Indiana; m. EMMA JANE MILLER; b. 1856.CH: (4531.) Fred Alonzo; (4532.) Sinah Madge; (4533.) Robert Dale.
Sent by Doris Hiatt Travis
Abstracted from the Nov 1, 1935 "Clatskanie Chief",in Clatskanie, Oregon.
Gersham Hiatt married Emma Jane Miller 1875. She was born 1856 died Nov 1926. They had 3 children Fred Alonzo, Dale, Sinah Madge. Gersham P. Hiatt came to Oregon in 1890 from their old home in Garnett, Kansas. Mr. Hiatt was
the first Judge of this territory (Clatskanie, Oregon) He is survived by 16 grandchildred, and 2 gt. grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. Mellissa Orwig of Portland, Oregon and Mrs. Addie Stookey of Gridley, KansasMarried Garnett, Anderson Co., KS, marriage book G, BOok A, age 185, ref. #1484
Was a carpenter, 1900-1910 Census, Clatskanie, OR..
I forgot. Caleb is not my line, just a cousin.
My line is g-g grand Nathan Hiatt that married Elizabeth Tillson. One of their sons and a daughter married a daughter and son of the Rev. Henry G. and Mary Ann (Gardner) Orwig family.
Elizabeth (Tillson) Hiatt is buried in the Judy Cemetery in Garnett, Anderson, KS. Her huband and the Orwig Parents are buried in Columbia county, OR.
My cousins Don & Betty Nees and I have been working on a book of these two families for some long time. New stuff keeps showing up so we have to fit it in.
I will, I will try to put something together for you real soon.From: LarryAndy@aol.com To: millieoc@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, January 8, 2013 1:24:05 PM
Thanks again for all you have sent yesterday and today.
Most of my info and documentation on Caleb Hiatt is in a big 4-5"book, with parts of each family still not finished or doc. Just about the time I am sure it is complete new stuff turns up.
Like Caleb Hiatt's daughter, Eliza Jane. It took 5 years to find all her husbands and kids and get it documented by going up and down the I-5 Hwy to different counties and towns looking for her and then just last year I found her on the side of her younger sister's first husbands tombstone and checked it out to make sure it was the right person. Eliza Jane was was married to Mr. Miller and had her daughter. I bleieve he died. Then she married a Mr. U;Ren who was already married and she took her maiden name back for her and her 2nd child, James Malhure Hiatt. The court may have insisted she do this I was told.This is the child that Caleb and Rebecca Hiatt adopted. I still can't find any court records or info any where for Mr. U'ren although the name is found in OR, just not the right person, place or age. I have been down to the Oregon Archives many times. They know my face down there and help out all they can.
Now that Christmas is over I plan to get back into my genalogy, but it is hard as I have 21 great-grand kids and 3 more on the way and found out I have another step great too, so that makes 25 or something like that. I try to take pix anytime I am around any of them just to watch them grow.
I will see what I can do about Caleb's family and send it off to you. I think of you as being the "Father" of the whole Hiatt clan in my mind.
Millie O'Connor
(2504.) MARY MELISSA HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 26-8mo-1853; m. 1872, to ANSON J. ORWIG; b. 23-9mo-1849.CH: (4534.) Lucian H.; (4535.) Manervia D.; (4536.) Leaner Maud; (4537.) Anna Belle; (4538.) Sadie Estella; (4539.) Clifford S.; (4540.) Herbert H.; (4541.) Jennie Malinda; (4542.) Charles Nathan; (4543.) Harry Edwin.
From Millie O'Conner 25 Nov 2003. She died at 5 AMBeaveron, OR, Clatskanie Cief, dated 11 Oct 1963,
Yes, Jeannette Bardi is a close cousin I just met last year, here and we both go to the same evening meeting. We have a mutual 97 year old cousin Faith Reynolds who is the oldest living downline from Wm. Frank Hiatt and Malinda Orwig his wife. They were married on her 16 birthday as her dad, Rev. Henry G. Orwig would not allow it sooner. Jeannette, Faith and I are all downline from them, well Wm. Frank for the ladies and myself from his sister MaryM Hiatt Orwig. I have attached a word doc. in landscape. to read it right, make your page with the smallest borders you can. I don't know if it will come out right as I made it in Word Perfect, last rev. a couple years ago. Hope you can read it.
I tried to look at it, but I have old versions of everything.
Millie
From: LarryAndy@aol.com To: millieoc@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, January 8, 2013 7:18:21 PMA chart was sent which details the relationships to John Hiatt wife Mary SMITH, the genealogy file will show this very well.
There is more information in the Hiatt Book by Wm. Perry Johnson, except about Caleb Hiatt and his family. The first 3 brothers came/born in PA, then went to VA. Many of their grandchildren were born and married in NC. Enos went to IA maybe by way of OH & IN. Three of Enos brothers, William, Isaac, Jr., and John all took their families to IN, maybe by way of OH where several were married. The last row are all first cousins, but there are more siblings not listed. In every generation at least two siblings or cousins married siblings of another close family. In most generations at least one couple had twins. Jesse started the Delicious Apple. Altogether Isaac and Martha Hiatt had over 49 known Grandchildren all first cousins
by Millie O’Connor - Aug. 5, 2004 Revised Nov. 20, 2006 Rev. Jan.-2010
(4534.) LUCIAN H. ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 31-8mo-1873.
(4535.) MANERVIA D. ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 28-12mo-1874.
(4536.) LEANER MAUD ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 5-10mo-1876.
(4537.) ANNA BELIE ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 9-8mo-1878.
(4538.) SADIE ESTELLA ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 7-11mo-1881.
(4539.) CLIFFORD S. ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 5-3mo-1883.
(4540.) HERBERT H. ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 2-3mo-1884.
(4541.) JENNIE MALINDA ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 30-12mo-1887.
(4542.) CHARLES NATHAN ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 2-2mo-1889.
(4543.) HARRY EDWIN ORWIG (2504.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 19-9mo-1893.
CH: (4544.) Manerva Bell; (4545.) Julia Bertha; (4546.) Ada May; (4547.) Hannah Persosie; (4548.) William Omer; (4549.) Lloyd Alburtis; (4550.) Emma Goldie.
Millie O'Connor, Nov 25, 2003
Married in Garnet, Anderson Co., KS
Mariage Book G, Book B, pg. 176
Newspaper Article, Aug 27, 1881
Ref. #1485Wedding at the ME Parsonage, Source Andeson County Glennings, Vol. I, 1867-1900. By Dorothy Kepper Lickteig, page 106.
(4544.) MANERVA BELL BURRIS (2505.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 31-3mo-1882; d. 13-5mo-1899.
(4545.) JULIA BERTHA BURRIS (2505.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b.15-8mo-1884; d. 5mo-1885.
(4546.) ADA MAY BURRIS (2505.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 27-1mo-1887c
(4547.) HANNAH PERSOSIE BURRIS (2505.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 14-5mo-1889.
(4549.) LLOYD ALBURTIS BURRIS (2505.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 28-5mo-1893.
(4550.) EMMA GOLDIE BURRIS (2505.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 10-10mo-1895.
(2506.) MARTHA ADELINE HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 26-10mo-1858; m. ALBURTIS STUKEY; b. 22-12mo-1857.CH: (4551.) Amos C.; (4552.) Clyde H.; (4553.) Clary S.; (4554.) John A.; (4555.) Owen L.; (4556.) Elmer E.; (4557.) Nathan Mark.
Millie O'Connor, Nov 25, 2003
Married in Garnet, Anderson Co., KS
Mariage Book G, Book B, pg. 118
Ref. #1487
(4551.) AMOS C. STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b.26-12mo-1880.
(4552.) CLYDE H. STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 24-2mo-1883.
(4553.) CLARY S. STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 28-6mo-1885.
(4554.) JOHN A. STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 9-6mo-1889.
(4555.) OWEN L. STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 25-5mo-1892.
(4556.) ELMER E. STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 17-11mo-1894.
(4557.) NATHAN MARK STUKEY (2506.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 7-11mo-1897.
(4497.) LILLIE ADELL HIATT (2498.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
m. JOHN W. BOOTH, of Rallston, Oklahoma.
(4498.) EMERY NATHAN HIATT (2498.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
m. MINNIE R. HIATT,of Topeka, Kansas; three children.