(5593.) FRANK M. CORRY (3471.) (1603.) (594.) (146.) (22.) (3.) (1.):
b. 23-9mo-1881; m. 14-6mo-1905, to NELLIE SKINNER.
Sent by Sharon Wolf. D/o Elisha H. Skinner and Alice
Sent by Diana Simonds and Marian Klima, Marian sent the obituary, not a
direct relative. Also received a copy of the obituray 29 Sept. 1992 from his daughter, Rahlys Hiatt Nelson of Yankton, S.D.Herman E. Hiatt, 83, Army and Agriculture Draftsman.
Herman Elroy Hiatt, 83, a retired employee of the Army Map Service died
Wednesday at the Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park, Md.
Mr. Hiatt whose home was 5609 Twenty-ninth avenue, Hyatttsville, Md. came to the area in 1936 as an employe of the printing division of the Agriculture Department.
Before his arrival in the area, Mr. Hiatt taught school in Nebraska and
served as a county superintendent of schools in Winter, S. Dak.Returned in 1950
He retired from the Agriculture Department position in 1948 but in 1950,
when the Korean War broke out, he returned to Government service as a draftsman with the Army Department's map service. He had been in retirement since then.
Mr. Hiatt was a member of the Theodore Roosevelt Lodge No. 44 FAAM;
Nebraska Camp No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans; the American Art League and
the South Dakota State Society.
He leaves three daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Hahn of 3421 Toledo terrace,
Hyattsville, Md.; Mrs. H.C. Worcester of White River, S. Dak. and Mrs. Harry W. Nelson of Yankton, S. Dak.Services Monday
He also leaves two sons, Lindley E. of Bloomfield, Ind. and Maurice E. of
White River, S. Dak.
Friends may call at the W. W. Chamber Funeral Home, 5701 Cleveland Avenue Riverdale, Md.
Services will be held at 11 am Monday in the Ager Road Methodist Church
Ager and Roanoke Streets, Green Meadows, Md.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cem.
William was buried next to his sister, Nancy (Kidwell) Bethel, in Bethel
Ridge Cem. Athens Co., Ohio. He was listed as a Reverend on his towbstone. In Hampshire Co., he was called Ashford, which was his middle name. Tax records show that he emigrated from Hampshire County in 1835. Apparently, he returned in 1848-49, just after his father's death, but then went back to Ohio. He was listed as a miller on the U.S. Censuses for Athens County, Ohio. He married Susan ____, who was born in Virginia circa 1818. THe 1880 census states that her father was born in Germany and her mother in Virgina.West Virginia Advocate Thur. 14 Nov 1991
Robet L. Steenrod, Rt 2 Box 629, Galena, Mo. 65656Rev. Lowell Barker.References;
(1) The West Virginia Advocate, Thursday, November 14th, 1991, page 31.
(2) Information supplied by Mr. Robert L. Steenrod, Rt. # 2, Box 629, Galena,
Missouri 65656.
Historical Records of Old Frederick County, Va. by Dr. Kerns. page 26-33
See these records for extensive records on the Kidwell familes and genealogy.References:
(1) The West Virginia Advocate, Thursday, November 14th, 1991. Page 6.
(2) Information supplied by Mr. Robert L. Steenrod, Rt. # 2, Box 629, Galena,
Missouri 65656.(3) Information supplied by Mr. Michael H. Charles, 1824 Penfield Road,
Penfield, New York 14526.Historical Notes:
John Kidwell was the progenitor of this surname in Hampshire County, West Virginia. He was born circa 1752 in Prince Georges County, Maryland, and immigrated to Hampshire County Virginia sometime during the period 1799-1800, with his wife Eleanor (nee Hayes), his children, and a black slave.
John and Eleanor were married in Prince Georges County, Maryland on
January 5th 1785. Eleanor (Hayes) Kidwell's brother and other relatives
immigrated to Hardy County, Virginia.
John Kidwell settled on an eastern slope of Sandy Ridge, on Fairfax land
grants that were previously issued to Thomas Kennedy and John Hiett. He
accumulated 343 acres and operated a water-powered grist mill, which was
located on a bank of a stream then known as Sandy Lick Run and known today as
Cold Stream.
During the early 1800's a road was built between Evan Hiett's farm on
Sandy Ridge to Critton Hollow. The road was not developed and maintained
during the 20th century, and only the remains of a wagon roadbed may be seen.
Along this road lived members of the Loy, McDonald, Hawkins, King, Hiett,
Williamson, Stone, Asberry, Deaver, Slane, and Kidwell families.
The Kidwells were predominantly farmers. Hampshire County is not known
for its farm land. Milling and part-time Christian ministries were other
occupational choices made by earlier generations.
Certain members of the family were interested in various kinds of clocks, during the early 19th century. That interest is proven by inventories of personal properties in Hampshire County.
John Kidwell died circa 1846 in Hampshire County. The burial plot of John and Ellen Kidwell is not known for certain. A very old graveyard is located on a Sandy Ridge mountainside. Graves are marked with field slates, but the stones are not inscribed. A local resident calls it the "Hawkins graveyard." Possibly members of the Kidwell family were buried there.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 42
Ref: Sent by Rev. Lowell Barker sent to him by Mr.Robert L. Steenrod, Rt 2 Box 629, Galena, Mo. 65656References:
(1) Information supplied by Mr. Robert L. Steenrod, Rt. # 2, Box 629, Galena,
Missouri 65656.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 41
David was listed as an heir, and he was on the personal property tax lists
for Hampshire Co., Va. Historical Records of Old Frederick Co., Va.
S/o John and Ellen (Hayes) Kidwell. After Ann's death, James remarried 18 Jul 1871 to Elizabeth Ann (Edwards) Largent, who was a widow of William Largent. Elizabeth was a daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth (Cram) Edwards. A bible record states that Elizabeth was born at Cold Stream, Hampshire Co., Dec 20, 1812 and died in Sherman Co., Neb. 13 Sept 1887.
References:
(1) Hiatt Genealogy, page 140.
(2) Capon Valley, Vol. II, page 134.
(3) The West Virginia Advocate, Thursday, November 14th, 1991, page 18, 31.
(4) Information supplied by Mr. Robert L. Steenrod, Rt. # 2, Box 629,
Galena, Missouri 65656.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 42.
West Virginia Advocate, Thursday, Nov. 14, 1991. Nancy's maiden name not
currently known. Allegedly she was a Hiett, but this has not been proven.References:
(1) Hiatt Genealogy, page 140.
(2) Capon Valley, Vol. II, page 134.(103.) ANN HIETT (13.) (2.) (1.):
b. date not known, Hampshire Co., Va.; d. date not known, prob. Hampshire Co., Va.; m. 18__, Hampshire Co., Va., to JAMES HAWKINS KIDWELL, parentage unknown; b. date and place not known; d. date and place not known.
CH: (501.) Ellen Lucinda; (502.) Malinda; (503.) John; (504.) Evan; (505.) Hawkins.
Larry Anderson's book p.42.
Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 43
S/o John and Ellen (Hayes) Kidwell. After Ann's death, James remarried 18 Jul 1871 to Elizabeth Ann (Edwards) Largent, who was a widow of William Largent. Elizabeth was a daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth (Cram) Edwards. A bible record states that Elizabeth was born at Cold Stream, Hampshire Co., Dec 20, 1812 and died in Sherman Co., Neb. 13 Sept 1887.
References:
(1) Hiatt Genealogy, page 140.
(2) Capon Valley, Vol. II, page 134.
(3) The West Virginia Advocate, Thursday, November 14th, 1991, page 18, 31.
(4) Information supplied by Mr. Robert L. Steenrod, Rt. # 2, Box 629,
Galena, Missouri 65656.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 42.
Historical Records of Old Frederick Co., Va. pg. 122-123 by Dr. Wilmer
Kerns, published 1991.
Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth (CRAM) EDWARDS, was born
on Dec. 20, 1812, at Cold Stream, Hampshire Co., VA., and died on Sept. 13,
1887 in Sherman Co., Neb. She married (1) William Largent, son of Lewis and
Kezziah (Parrish) LARGENT, on Dec. 10, 1846 in Hampshire Co. William was born circa 1796 and died circa 1848 at Cold Stream. They had one child. Then she remarried to (2) Mr. James KIDWELL, son of John and Ellen (HAYES) KIDWELL. Source: Bible reocrd of Judge William E. Edwards, census records, courhouse records in Hampshire Co., Va.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 42.
Edwards, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth (Cram) Edwards, was born on Dec. 20, 1812, at Cold Stream, Hampshire County, Va., and died on Sept. 13, 1887 in Sherman County, Nebraska. She married:(1) William Largent, son of Lewis and Kezziah (Parrish) Largent, on Dec. 10, 1846 in Hampshire County. William was born circa 1796 and died circa 1846 at Cold Stream. They had one child. Then she married to (2) Mr. James Kidwell, son of John and Ellen (Hayes) Kidwell. Source: Bible record of Judge William E. Edwards, census records, courthouse records in Hampshire County.Edwards, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth (Cram) Edwards, was born on Dec. 20, 1812, at Cold Stream, Hampshire County, Va., and died on Sept. 13, 1887 in Sherman County, Nebraska. She married:(1) William Largent, son of Lewis and Kezziah (Parrish) Largent, on Dec. 10, 1846 in Hampshire County. William was born circa 1796 and died circa 1846 at Cold Stream. They had one child. Then she married to (2) Mr. James Kidwell, son of John and Ellen (Hayes) Kidwell. Source: Bible record of Judge William E. Edwards, census records, courthouse records in Hampshire County.
S/o John and Ellen (Hayes) Kidwell. After Ann's death, James remarried 18 Jul 1871 to Elizabeth Ann (Edwards) Largent, who was a widow of William Largent. Elizabeth was a daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth (Cram) Edwards. A bible record states that Elizabeth was born at Cold Stream, Hampshire Co., Dec 20, 1812 and died in Sherman Co., Neb. 13 Sept 1887.
References:
(1) Hiatt Genealogy, page 140.
(2) Capon Valley, Vol. II, page 134.
(3) The West Virginia Advocate, Thursday, November 14th, 1991, page 18, 31.
(4) Information supplied by Mr. Robert L. Steenrod, Rt. # 2, Box 629,
Galena, Missouri 65656.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 42.
Elizabeth married first to William Pearce that died about 1721 and she then married a Mr. Manning. She described herself as the widow of William Pearce when she submitted her accounting of the estate of William Pearce, deceased in 1721. (Accounts Bk. L15, pg. 31, Anne Arundel Co., MD)
Sent by Sharon Wolf.