Sent by Phyllis Slater
1st wife Thirga Kirkpatrick
Children by 1st wife:
William A. (Billy) born 23 Sept 1877 Died 12 Oct 1912 in Hawkins Cove,
Hamblen Co., Tenn. Never married.
Myrtle born 17 Feb 1881. Died 14 Jan 1957 married Dorsey Moore.
Pearl born 11 June 1883. Died 12 June 1971 in Greene Co., Tenn.
Marr. James Hodson Self, born 1875 died 22 Oct 1973 in Greene Co., Tenn.
Mary Bell born 2 Dec 1887 died 5 Oct 1920 buried in Pleasant Hill Cem. in
Hawkins Cove, Hamblen Co., Tenn. Marr. Andrew Jackson Horton.
Dennis Wiley born 25 Jul 1885 died 19 Dec 1962 in Hawkins Co., marr Martha
Reynolds.
(2532.) PRISCILLA JANE HIATT (890.) (253.) (42.) (6.) (2.) (1.):
b. Hamilton Co., Indiana; m. _____ GRIGSBY; of White Hora, Tennessee.Sent by Phyllis Slater
Sent by Phyllis Slater
Never married.
Sent by Phyllis Slater.
Never Married.
Sent by Phyllis Slater
Never Married.
Sent by Phyllis Slater
Sent by Phyllis Slater.
Never married.
Sent by Phyllis Slater.
Sent by Phyllis Slater
Sent by Phyllis Slater
Probably died as child before 1897, when they moved to East Branch MM.,
Ind, as she was not mentioned in the minutes.
Sent by John H. Hiatt Rancho Dominguez, Calif
An Open Letter, sent by Ross (Vernon) Hiatt, of Hawaii, 24 Feb 2012
Can you get birth, marriage, and death certificate on your Xerox down to William. The William and send Xerox copies to please off to? (writing along edges mostly missing in copy sent to me. (Larry Anderson)
TO ANY RELATIVE, FRIEND or OTHERS WHO LABOR ON FAMILY HISTORIES, GREETINGS:
AS EVERYONE KNOWS, WHO HAS BEEN CHASING "FAMILY ROOTS" THAT IT IS INTERESTING, EXCITING AND REWARDING EVEN THOUGH MUCH TIME, EXPENSE AND FRUSTRATION IS VERILY MIXED. IN WITH THE REWARDS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN WORKIGN ON THE ABOVE SECTOIN OF THE HIATT GENEALOGY SINCE 1925. UNTIL I CAME ACROSS A COPY THE HIETT-HIATT GENEALOGY AND FAMILY HISTORY REFERRED TO ELESWHERE IN THE ATTACHMENTS, IT WAS POOR DIGGINS. EVEN AFTER I RECEIVED THE BOOK I WAS STUCK TRYING TO FIND OUT WHO GRANDFATHER WILLIAM HIAT'S FATHER WAS. IT ALL CAME TO LIGHT WHEN I RECEIVED HIS DEATH CERTIFICATE AND THERE IT SHOWED THE CONNECTION. ENOS HIATT WAS THE ONE I WAS LOOKING FOR TO GET TO OUR IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR, JOHN HIATT.
The attached pages are excerpts from the book referred to above and we have to voice a vote of appreciation to the author and all the many personages who furnished information. You can readily see that there is much information missing as to dates of birth, marriages, deaths, names of husbands, wives and other pertinent information. Which ancestor for the Pony Express and fought the Indians. how did our forefathers travel, by which route and what transportation to get from Virginia and the Carolinas to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and some on West to catch up with Joseph Smith and the Mormons. Or from the Carolinas and Virginia to Kentucky, Tennessee and on up into Indiana and Ohio.
You can also read about one of our Lady Ancestors who was hanged in Boston, MASS. for preaching in public about "Quakerism", etc. All these and many other interesting stories are mentioned in the 1013 page book mentioned above. It can be found in many Libraries, Historical Societies and it surely will be any Genealogical Library. Now it's your move if you want to find out what makes you tick. If you have or know where any of the following is located, your help and assistance and participation in bringing our genealogy to publication is wanted and will be most assuredly appreciated. Who has a family bible, birth, marriage or death certificates, stories of our ancestors and filling out family pedigrees and lineage charts are all ways that you can help to verify ancestral information. Photographs with information on the back as to who the individuals are reading L to R and the dates and occasions, the most important of all are the birth, marriage and death certificates. If you have them please forward or make a zero (GOOD) copy for publication. If you don't have them may we urge you to do so by writing the vital statistics or health department of the state where the event took place. Would like your comment as to where we could have a reunion for at least a 1,000. Would Richmond, Las Vegas or Salt Lake City be OK? Give us your thought and what kind of program you'd like to see. How many days. If you would like a copy of the book when it is published please advise me. The more co operation and material supplied by all will determine its value cost. You will not be bound to take one. It's your choice.Let me urge you to participate promptly with your information and I thank you most sincerley for your time, effort and cost to get the information which I have requested. John H. Hiatt 5/14/1983
Sent by John H. Hiatt Los Angeles, Calif.
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by JohnH. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by Joh H. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt
Sent by John H. Hiatt Rancho Dominguez, Calif
An Open Letter, sent by Ross (Vernon) Hiatt, of Hawaii, 24 Feb 2012
Can you get birth, marriage, and death certificate on your Xerox down to William. The William and send Xerox copies to please off to? (writing along edges mostly missing in copy sent to me. (Larry Anderson)
TO ANY RELATIVE, FRIEND or OTHERS WHO LABOR ON FAMILY HISTORIES, GREETINGS:
AS EVERYONE KNOWS, WHO HAS BEEN CHASING "FAMILY ROOTS" THAT IT IS INTERESTING, EXCITING AND REWARDING EVEN THOUGH MUCH TIME, EXPENSE AND FRUSTRATION IS VERILY MIXED. IN WITH THE REWARDS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN WORKIGN ON THE ABOVE SECTOIN OF THE HIATT GENEALOGY SINCE 1925. UNTIL I CAME ACROSS A COPY THE HIETT-HIATT GENEALOGY AND FAMILY HISTORY REFERRED TO ELESWHERE IN THE ATTACHMENTS, IT WAS POOR DIGGINS. EVEN AFTER I RECEIVED THE BOOK I WAS STUCK TRYING TO FIND OUT WHO GRANDFATHER WILLIAM HIAT'S FATHER WAS. IT ALL CAME TO LIGHT WHEN I RECEIVED HIS DEATH CERTIFICATE AND THERE IT SHOWED THE CONNECTION. ENOS HIATT WAS THE ONE I WAS LOOKING FOR TO GET TO OUR IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR, JOHN HIATT.
The attached pages are excerpts from the book referred to above and we have to voice a vote of appreciation to the author and all the many personages who furnished information. You can readily see that there is much information missing as to dates of birth, marriages, deaths, names of husbands, wives and other pertinent information. Which ancestor for the Pony Express and fought the Indians. how did our forefathers travel, by which route and what transportation to get from Virginia and the Carolinas to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and some on West to catch up with Joseph Smith and the Mormons. Or from the Carolinas and Virginia to Kentucky, Tennessee and on up into Indiana and Ohio.
You can also read about one of our Lady Ancestors who was hanged in Boston, MASS. for preaching in public about "Quakerism", etc. All these and many other interesting stories are mentioned in the 1013 page book mentioned above. It can be found in many Libraries, Historical Societies and it surely will be any Genealogical Library. Now it's your move if you want to find out what makes you tick. If you have or know where any of the following is located, your help and assistance and participation in bringing our genealogy to publication is wanted and will be most assuredly appreciated. Who has a family bible, birth, marriage or death certificates, stories of our ancestors and filling out family pedigrees and lineage charts are all ways that you can help to verify ancestral information. Photographs with information on the back as to who the individuals are reading L to R and the dates and occasions, the most important of all are the birth, marriage and death certificates. If you have them please forward or make a zero (GOOD) copy for publication. If you don't have them may we urge you to do so by writing the vital statistics or health department of the state where the event took place. Would like your comment as to where we could have a reunion for at least a 1,000. Would Richmond, Las Vegas or Salt Lake City be OK? Give us your thought and what kind of program you'd like to see. How many days. If you would like a copy of the book when it is published please advise me. The more co operation and material supplied by all will determine its value cost. You will not be bound to take one. It's your choice.Let me urge you to participate promptly with your information and I thank you most sincerley for your time, effort and cost to get the information which I have requested. John H. Hiatt 5/14/1983
CH: (4453.) Mary F.; (4454.) Cassius F.; (4455.) Alvin I.; (4456.) Elmer P.; (4457.) Elsworth; (4458.) Harrison; (4459.) Carrie Candace; (4460.) India Maud.
Jon Egge Kirkland PO Box 1188, Woodinville, WA 98072 The Chenoweth Web site jegge@chenowethsite.com http://www.chenowethsite.com/chenweth.htm Home of the largest Chenoweth database in the World The 7th Chenoweth National Reunion was held during 26-29 July 2012 in the Winchester, VA - The next reunion will be in Oklahoma the summer of 2014 Reunion Site: http://www.chenowethfamily.org/forms/index.shtml the latest newsletter Jun 2012 is available at the site. http://www.chenowethsite.com/newsletter/nlvol11-2.htm Note: reprinted copies of the Harris book: "The Chenoweth Family in America" are still available http://www.chenowethfamily.org/store/index.shtml
(4457.) ELSWORTH HIATT (2474.) (875.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 5-9mo-1867; d. 14-9mo-1867.
Found in HH Book Volume I, page 492
(2476.) SARAH HIATT (875.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
m. 16-6mo-1861, to ELIHU POLLY.