He was educated in Appanoose County, Iowa. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Delbert resided in Littleton, Colorado for a number of years working as an engineer for the Union Pacific Railroad Company. They resided in Des Moines for 18 years and in Centerville where he worked for McGraw-edison for one year. His death was attributed to a heart attack.spouse: Donaldson, Irma (~1907 - )
She used her middle name. She was about the same age as my mother, they were good friends. Esther died of cancer. She went to the hospital and they did exploritory surgery. They found that she was filled with cancer, so they sewed her up and soon she died. She used her middle name.spouse: Deahl, Earl E. (~1899 - )She was about the same age as my mother, they were good friends.
Esther died of cancer. She went to the hospital and they did exploritory surgery. They found that she was filled with cancer, so they sewed her up and soon she died.
Fay was a lifelong resident of Appanoose County. He had resided at 114 South 12th street in Centerville until a short time before his death when he had moved to the Golden Age Manor. He taught at Eagle School in Centerville and then was employed as a car salesman. He later worked as a bookkeeper for Iowa Clay Products and Steele Pack. He served as Appanoose County treasurer for a number of years.He died in St. Joseph Hospital of an apparent heart attack. Fay was a lifelong resident of Appanoose County. He had resided at 114 South 12th street in Centerville until a short time before his death when he had moved to the Golden Age Manor. He taught at Eagle School in Centerville and then was employed as a car salesman. He later worked as a bookkeeper for Iowa Clay Products and Steele Pack. He served as Appanoose County treasurer for a number of years.spouse: Van Suckle, Beatrice (1907 - 1988)He died in St. Joseph Hospital of an apparent heart attack.
Centerville Care Centerspouse: Ranes, Orlo Arthur (1902 - <1989)
Grace died at a Waterloo hospital of injuries surrered in a three-car crash. She was a passenger in a car driven by Ulin W. Davis,60, of Waterloo. It collided in a residential intersection wit a car driven by Michael Harn, 20, of Waterloo. The Harn car then colided with a car driven by Frank Shaw, 18, of Green Forest, AR. Davis was charged with failing to yield the right of way. His wife was treated for minor injuries. None of the three drivers were hurt.spouse: Bishop, C. Emmet (~1882 - )
I think during childbirth.spouse: Hiatt, Lorenzo Dow (1814 - 1881)
James lived in Guilford with his parents until they all moved to Unionville, Appanoose Co., Iowa when he was about twenty years old. He was married at the age of twenty-five to Mary Eliza Wright, his neighbor's daughter, and they bought a farm near by in Douglas township, Appanoose Co., Iowa. There they had their 13 children. James Madison Hedgecock and John W. Wright were neighboring farmers. He also lived next door to his mother Edith Hiatt Hedgecock, Next door to Edith lived the Huskills, ie Sarah Jane Hedgecock Huskills, the daughter of William + Mary Hedgecock, who live in the next house. William was the cousin of James' father Joseph C. Hedgecock Jr. William was the son of Joshua brother of James C. Hedgecock Sr. James died in March of 1885 before the census was taken leaving his wife Mary E. with 7 children to care for. by the 1900 census Mary E. had only 2 daughters to care for and she died then next year in 1901. James lived in Guilford with his parents until they all moved to Unionville, Appanoose Co., Iowa when he was about twenty years old. He was married at the age of twenty-five to Mary Eliza Wright, his neighbor's daughter, and they bought a farm near by in Douglas township, Appanoose Co., Iowa. There they had their 13 children. James Madison Hedgecock and John W. Wright were neighboring farmers. He also lived next door to his mother Edith Hiatt Hedgecock, Next door to Edith lived the Huskills, ie Sarah Jane Hedgecock Huskills, the daughter of William + Mary Hedgecock, who live in the next house. William was the cousin of James' father Joseph C. Hedgecock Jr. William was the son of Joshua brother of James C. Hedgecock Sr. James died in March of 1885 before the census was taken leaving his wife Mary E. with 7 children to care for. by the 1900 census Mary E. had only 2 daughters to care for and she died then next year in 1901.spouse: Wright, Mary Eliza (1846 - 1901)46 years, 2 m, 24 days Remember friends as you passby, If you are not so as I If I am not, so you must be, Prepare for death and follow me.
He used his middle name.spouse: Garret, Dorothy (~1897 - )
In the 1840 census for Guilford Co., NC it indicates that they still had 1 son and 1 daughter living with them.Found a Jonathan with same information?In the final papers for Joseph C. Hedgecock Sr. indicate that he requested that his estate be divided equally among all his children including Huldah who was deceased. He had 90 acres of land in Guilford County adjoining the land of Joshua Hedgecock and Matthew and Jacob Hedgecock. If the land were divided 11 acres would go to each child and only 2 acres would go to each of Huldah's children. Therefore, they proposed that the land be sold at auction and the money be divided. The amount of the estate was $1413.04.Finally Grace, his widow, was give enough for her support for one year. ( I wonder what happened after that?) ( See final papers of Joseph...)spouse: Coffin, Grace (1775 - 1853)
They moved from Guilford Co, NC to Appanoose Co, Iowa around 1856. Grave stone indicates that his birth date was August 18,1815 instead of August 17, 1814.In the 1840 Guilford county census it indicates that Joseph and Edith had 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls which goes along with our other records. page 231 They moved from Guilford Co, NC to Appanoose Co, Iowa around 1856. Grave stone indicates that his birth date was August 18,1815 instead of August 17, 1814. In the 1840 Guilford county census it indicates that Joseph and Edith had 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls which goes along with our other records. page 231spouse: Hiatt, Edith Esther (1809 - 1882)
Lived with mother and brother James Madison at least until age 42 in Unionville, Appanoose Co., Iowa. According to the 1870 census of Douglas Township in Appanoose Co. Iowa, she lived with her mother on the farm. She was 32 at the time.
He spent his early years in Glenwood and Council Bluffs, Iowa. He worked for the Coca Cola Company in North Platte, Neb., before moving to Des Moines. After his retirement, he moved to Udell and was a carpenter until suffering a stroke in 1977. He had been a resident of the Centerville Care Center for five years. (Question which brother was called "Mike"?)spouse: Gray, Ruby Lenore (~1903 - <1988)
She used her middle name.spouse: Houser, Raymond (~1920 - )
Marvin was a good farmer and prospered. He was the only great uncle I knew very well and allowed me to help him on his farm while we visited. During our visit when I was five year old, I remember him taking me in the wagon with him to get some corn from a storage ben in the field. There happened to be some kittens living there and he allowed me to bring one back to the house with me. It was great fun, but they weren't very tame.When we visited again some five years later, he let me shell the corn with the sheller and I even got to drive the team of horses around the yard. They are very fond memories. Marvin was a good farmer and prospered. He was the only great uncle I knew very well and allowed me to help him on his farm while we visited. During our visit when I was five year old, I remember him taking me in the wagon with him to get some corn from a storage ben in the field. There happened to be some kittens living there and he allowed me to bring one back to the house with me. It was great fun, but they weren't very tame. When we visited again some five years later, he let me shell the corn with the sheller and I even got to drive the team of horses around the yard. They are very fond memories.spouse: Ashmead, Martha Sarah (1880 - 1976)
Mary Jane was the oldest of eleven children.Mary Jane died of a ruptured appendix as surgery in those days was very crude and a fearful experience. Mary Jane was the oldest of eleven children.spouse: Atkinson, Edward (1861 - 1928)Mary Jane died of a ruptured appendix as surgery in those days was very crude and a fearful experience.
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He used his middle name.spouse: Porter, Nellie Mae (1911 - 1975)
Paul made his home in Des Moines for the last 33 years of his life. He had worked for the Iowa State Historical Building prior to his retirement He died in Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines. He had been in failing health for ten years. Paul made his home in Des Moines for the last 33 years of his life. He had worked for the Iowa State Historical Building prior to his retirementspouse: Hale, Carrie (1910 - )He died in Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines. He had been in failing health for ten years.
They had 13 children.spouse: Mcconnel, Edna (1880 - )
Notes say something about Art and that she died of cancerspouse: Murdy, Theadore (~1898 - )
Refered to as Stella.spouse: Fuller, Edward B. (~1875 - )
Check cemetery...parents were buried there.
She was a twin to Zelma.
He was granted 270 acres in Guilford County, NC in 1787. He would have been 52 years old and his younger brother John would have been 39.spouse: Coffin, Hannah (~1735 - )
73y,3m, 4d according to records on stone reads 71 years old Stone in Denny Cemetery near Moravia, Iowa Appanoose Countyspouse: Allison, Maude (~1879 - )
He used his middle name. He accepted the Lord and was baptized in 1948. He attended the Chirstian Church in Udell as long as his health permitted. He was a loving father, a good neighbor and friend. Nothing pleased him more than to have his family together. Died at his home in Udell. He used his middle name. He accepted the Lord and was baptized in 1948. He attended the Chirstian Church in Udell as long as his health permitted. He was a loving father, a good neighbor and friend. Nothing pleased him more than to have his family together.spouse: Sprouse, Thelma (1918 - )Died at his home in Udell.
She was a twin to Velma.spouse: Jennings, Harry (~1915 - )
spouse: Hiatt, John A. (1836 - 1864)
spouse: Hyatt, Claud (*1890 - )
Hi, I have been reading the Hite letters for several with much interest. My gg-grandfather was Herman HEIDT (pronounced Hite). He was born on 10 Nov 1829 in Germany. He married Adelheidt Stick. He died on 26 Jul 1896 and is buried in the Ulm Cemetery in Ulm, Prairie County, Arkansas.spouse: Stick, Adelheidt (~1829 - ~1882)Their daughter Margaretha Heidt married my great grandfather George Friedrich Veorster in Altenberg, Perry County, Missouri in 1884. Margaretha Heidt was born in Germany on 27 Nov 1862 but was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran church in Altenberg in 1876.
It is believed that Herman Heidt's wife Adelheidt died in 1882 or 1883 and is buried somewhere in Missouri.
Linda Fischer
spouse: Bushell, Thomas (~1546 - )
!1860 Census Clinton Co., OH Clinton Co., OH Cem. recordsspouse: Clevenger, Mary (1806 - 1865)
spouse: Hodgson, Robert (1621 - 1690)
spouse: Magdelena, (~1653 - 1695)
Occupation, Millerspouse: Dixon, Addie (1855 - 1927)
!BIRTH-FATHER-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: Thomas W. Marshall, FAMILY OF WI LLIAM + REBECCA (DIXON) MARSHILL, CANE CREEK MONTHLY MEETING, ORANG E COUNTY, N.C.; 1724-1945; Microfilm of typescript (54 pages) at th e National Library of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washi ngton, D.C.;FHL Microfilm #0876559, item 5, Salt Lake City, Utah;view ed c. 1990spouse: Hinshaw, Dinah (1826 - )
AAron Hiatt born 2-11mo-1795, Surry Co., N. C.; d. c1834, Henry Co., Indiana; m. c1822, in Highland Co., Ohio, to Elizabeth Beals, dau. of Absalom and Mehitable (Beeson) Beals; b. 17-10mo-1804. (She prob. m. (2nd) in Henry Co., Ind., bond dated 3 March 1836, to Andy Burris.) CH: amos; Eunice; Melinda (or Belinda); Cynthia Ann; Allen Fall Creek Mo. Mtg., Highland Co., Ohio: 22-6mo-1822 - Aaron Hiatt disowned for marriage contrary to discipline, 18-6mo-1825 - Aaron and John Hiatt reinstated at Milford Mo. Mtg., Indiana, on consent of this meeting. Fairfield Mo. Mtg., Highland Co., Ohio: 31-8mo-1822 - Elizabeth Hiatt (formerly Beal) disowned for marriage contrary to discipline. 28-5mo-1825 Milford Mo. Mtg. was given permission to reinstate Elizabeth Hiatt. Milford Mo. Mtg., Wayne Co., Indiana: 26-2mo-1825 - Aaron Hiatt and minor son Amos received into membership. The will of Aaron Hiatt was written 1 November 1834, and proven 3 January 1835, Henry Co., Indiana. Witnesses were Michael Reese, Joseph Hiatt and Michael Wilson. 1830 Census, Henry Co., Indiana: Aaron Hiatt - 1 male aged 30 to 40, 1 male aged 20 to 30, 1 male aged 5 to10; 1 female aged 20 to 30, 1 female aged 5 to 10, 2 females aged under 5. Fifth Generation: Great Grandchildren of John Hiatt Jr.spouse: Elizabeth, (*1799 - )
spouse: Rees, Ann (1774 - )
Alexander Hiatt b 29 Jan 1852, Grant Co, IN d 25 Oct 1925, Sullivan Co, IN. May have been named John Alexander Hiatt. He married Eliza Jane Goodman, daughter of Abraham and Martha Woolery Goodman. Alexander and Eliza had the following children: Minnie E Hiatt Margaret (Maggie) E Hiatt Annie Hiatt Elmer Hiatt b 22 Oct 1879 d 19 Aug 1936 Jennie S Hiatt Lexie A Hiatt Claude M Hiatt Ada (Ida) M Hiatt Willie Hiatt Roy Hiattspouse: Goodman, Eliza Jane (~1852 - )Elmer was born in Arkansas, during a trip there by his parents, and died in Sullivan Co, IN. He married Minnie Keene, daughter of Isaac Keene and Nancy Ellen Alumbaugh in Sullivan Co, IN.
spouse: Coffin, Mary (~1830 - ~1903)
Appanoose County Douglas Township also shows Huldah Hiatt 24 years old, b. 1870spouse: Frost, Maria H. (1849 - 1921)
Member of W.S.C.S. , Wesley Chapel and Moravia Methodist Church, charter member of the CentervillWoman's Club. She was active in the American Legion, Rebekah Lodge, a long time member of the Kesington Club, Appanoose Co. Republican Club and was the first woman voter in Moravia, Iowa. -from Marie Callenspouse: Chambers, John Franklin (1869 - 1962)
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!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: William B Hollingsworth; HOLLINGSWORTH GENEALO GICAL MEMORANDA; 1682-1884; p 53; Baltimore, Maryland; William K Boyl e and Son Printers; Book in possession of Mary-Theresa Dameronspouse: Hollingsworth, Martha (~1828 - )
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Name: HIATT, ANN EFFIE Death Date: November 14, 1975 Sex: Female Race: White Age: 84 Years Place of Death: , Surry, Place of Residence: , Surry, North Carolina Autopsy: No Institution: Home Marriage: Married Attendant: Physician Method of Burial: Burial in state
Peter DeAth <prde-ath@@dircon.co.uk>spouse: DeAth, Henry William (~1834 - )
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spouse: Irey, Rebecca Lewis (1846 - 1911)
spouse: B., Pearl (~1894 - )
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Worked at the North Carolina Granite Corporation for over 50 years. Was a stone cutter and assistant foreman. More info on file.spouse: Belton, Maude Ella (1900 - )
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