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DATE 7 NOV 1726
Marriage Notes for Clement Corbin and Hannah MORRIS-277912
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Marriage Notes for Jacobus (James) Vandermark and Catrina VAN SCHOONHOVEN-277913
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Ellen reportedly came to Iowa on an orphan train from east
Marriage Notes for Benjamin Franklin Berry and Ellen Narcissus LUCAS-278926
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Marriage Notes for Alexander Teel and Catherine -277915
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Marriage Notes for John Adam Teel and Hulda HAINES-277916
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Vet. Rev. War
had 23 children, Catherine was second wife., first may have been Susan; Private. REv. war; scout and spy; was in Thompson's battalion at Brandywine and Germantown; was captured at sea and imprisoned on the Jersey in Wallabout Bay, but survived the hardships, taken from DAR lineage booksaccording to Diane Taylor, John moved after 1818 to Beaver Co. Penn and died the on the fourth of July 1835 and his wife Catherine moved with several of her children to Schuyler County, IL.
his marriage to Catherine Vandermark is listed in Marriage of some american residents VII, Yates Co. Publishing, Box 639, Ozark , MO #2926.004F.
Catherine Vandermark moved from PA to Guernsey Co. between 1800 and 1840.
Marriage Notes for John Adam, Sr. Teel Sgt. and Catherine VANDERMARK-279000
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Marriage Notes for Joseph Crowell and Sarah HOWES-279012
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This line of Willis, according to placement, would have been a close cousinship to Elisha Hiatt line which would tend to verify the correct placement of Elisha Hiatt as son of John Hiatt and Mary Smith according to DNA matches, I think, ha, just don't know a lot of DNA, but Phil Hyatt, Sam Eaton and Bill Hiatt who are involved in the DNA would know a lot more. IF you wish to have and don't have those contacts, let me know, would be excited to share too, prove out the info we do have. Larry
Larry Anderson Air Port Road, Cogan Tagilaran City, Bohol Philippines 6300From a letter dtd 27 Oct 2005, email cdrsr@triat.rr.com
Larry:
I noticed your posting on Sep 22, 2005 on Esther Johnson's web site and kept a copy so I could make contact. I don't know if what I have is of interest to you but you may get me on track. My wife is the great great grand daughter of Willis Hiatt of Davidson Co., NC (1812-1902). His father appears to be Joseph Hiatt but I am uncertain which one. There is a Joseph Hiatt (1784 ---) from New Garden MM and his wife Mary ? who have a son Willis. But who is Joseph's father and what is his Hiatt descent?I am attaching the Hiatt Chapter as I have it in my master file. It states the dilemma. I have access to the library at Guilford College but so far have not nailed down this connection and I would value your comments.
Charles Rodenbough 2002 Cottage Place Greensboro, NC 27455
From that file is included: 1870 Census of Davidson Co., NC, also listed in their household were, Mailina, age 35; John Bel, age 10; and Franklin, age 6. At seventy, Willis Hiatt married sixty five year old Catherine Beck on Dec. 23, 1886.
References: 1860 & 1870 Davidson Co., Census, Phillip Lopp bible in possession of Jeannette Green Rodenbough; The Genealogical Journal of Devidson Co., Volume 1, No. 1 (1981) 30; "The McCrary Family History, page 153; Davidson Co., Marriage Index
Subject: Re: John Hiatt, North Carolina (1769-1820) Date: 9/19/2010 8:36:03 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time From: philiphyatt@gmail.com
Reply To: To: LarryAndy@aol.com
Hi Larry: Great. That's what I was after. So, if I have it right, Willis Hiatt was the son of John Thomas Hiatt who was the son of Christopher W. Hiatt, of Revolutionary War fame. That would make the proper family connection for our group member, John M, Hyatt, Jr. He already has the family line from Willis Hiatt down to himself. The disconnect was that he had Willis Hiatt as a son of a David Hyatt, son of Asa Hyatt in the Charles Hyatt of Maryland family. So can I say to him with certainty that Willis Hiatt of Davidson County, NC, was a direct descendant of John Hiatt, Jr. and his father? Phil
This line of Willis, according to placement, would have been a close cousinship to Elisha Hiatt line which would tend to verify the correct placement of Elisha Hiatt as son of John Hiatt and Mary Smith according to DNA matches, I think, ha, just don't know a lot of DNA, but Phil Hyatt, Sam Eaton and Bill Hiatt who are involved in the DNA would know a lot more. IF you wish to have and don't have those contacts, let me know, would be excited to share too, prove out the info we do have. Larry
Larry Anderson Air Port Road, Cogan Tagilaran City, Bohol Philippines 6300From a letter dtd 27 Oct 2005, email cdrsr@triat.rr.com
Larry:
I noticed your posting on Sep 22, 2005 on Esther Johnson's web site and kept a copy so I could make contact. I don't know if what I have is of interest to you but you may get me on track. My wife is the great great grand daughter of Willis Hiatt of Davidson Co., NC (1812-1902). His father appears to be Joseph Hiatt but I am uncertain which one. There is a Joseph Hiatt (1784 ---) from New Garden MM and his wife Mary ? who have a son Willis. But who is Joseph's father and what is his Hiatt descent?I am attaching the Hiatt Chapter as I have it in my master file. It states the dilemma. I have access to the library at Guilford College but so far have not nailed down this connection and I would value your comments.
Charles Rodenbough 2002 Cottage Place Greensboro, NC 27455
From that file is included: 1870 Census of Davidson Co., NC, also listed in their household were, Mailina, age 35; John Bel, age 10; and Franklin, age 6. At seventy, Willis Hiatt married sixty five year old Catherine Beck on Dec. 23, 1886.
References: 1860 & 1870 Davidson Co., Census, Phillip Lopp bible in possession of Jeannette Green Rodenbough; The Genealogical Journal of Devidson Co., Volume 1, No. 1 (1981) 30; "The McCrary Family History, page 153; Davidson Co., Marriage Index
Subject: Re: John Hiatt, North Carolina (1769-1820) Date: 9/19/2010 8:36:03 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time From: philiphyatt@gmail.com
Reply To: To: LarryAndy@aol.com
Hi Larry: Great. That's what I was after. So, if I have it right, Willis Hiatt was the son of John Thomas Hiatt who was the son of Christopher W. Hiatt, of Revolutionary War fame. That would make the proper family connection for our group member, John M, Hyatt, Jr. He already has the family line from Willis Hiatt down to himself. The disconnect was that he had Willis Hiatt as a son of a David Hyatt, son of Asa Hyatt in the Charles Hyatt of Maryland family. So can I say to him with certainty that Willis Hiatt of Davidson County, NC, was a direct descendant of John Hiatt, Jr. and his father? Phil
Record of evidence found in marriage record provided by rld299@aol.com, 9 March 2014.