Farmer, laborer and merchant. More info on file.spouse: Shelton, Gracie Darling (~1879 - )
spouse: Banta, Mary Elizabeth (<1865 - )
Co. F 11th Indiana Infantryspouse: A., Clara (1845 - 1904)
Williamson Sewal and Criddlebaugh came from North Carolina in 1845 by oxen drawn wagontrain. They then proceeded to cross the Mississippi River at the shallowest point near Davenport, Iowa.Many of the pioneers who had traveled this far settled at Hillsborough, (near Salem) Henry County, Iowa some fifty miles west of Burlington, Iowa.Several of the men felt that this land was to flat after being accustom to the rolling landscape of the North Carolina. They continued traveling west to what is now Appanoose County near Centerville and Moravia where they found similar land. The area they settled was called Hiattsville.They then returned to their families at Hillsboro, N.C. after being gone for over a year. (To look after some estate he had left) The families then moved to Appanoose County, Iowa in 1849. They cleared the twelve foot grasses to make thier homes. These grasses were full of wild turkeys and other wildlife. (Story says the Morman trail ran past the farm on the east side of the Denny Cemetery.)Williamson Sewal Hiatt settled his family near Hiattsville. Sewal and the boys cut down the trees, hewed the logs, made wooden pins and built a log cabin. Later the boys and Sewal manufactured bricks and built a house that was still standing in 1980. Later, Williamson Sewal built the Hiattsville Store near Soap Creek.spouse: Hayworth, Sarah Mahala (1809 - )Sewal and family returned for a time to North Carolina in 1848 to April 1849. They then returned to their Iowa home in Iowa with fellow North Carolinians.Williamson Sewal Hiatt died in Appanoose County, Iowa on January 28,1899. Both Sewal and Sarah were buried in the Denny Cemetary, east of Hiattsville and south of Moravia. Stone reads: The vacant place, the empty chair, we see them day by day and oh, it fills our hearts, with care since our loved one went away.-- -- Marie Chamber Ballew (stories she was told as a child)
1885 Iowa Census Appanoose County, Taylor Township -- --Shows Nancy Hayworth included age 80 b, NC
!BIRTH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: Ancestral File; ; The Church of Jesus C hrist of Latter-day Saints, CD-ROM dated 21 Aug 1992, Information sub mitted by...; St George Regional FHC/FamilySearch Home Field Trial, s earched Jan-Mar 1995;spouse: Coffin, Ann (1777 - 1859)
!BIRTH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: Ancestral File; ; The Church of Jesus C hrist of Latter-day Saints, CD-ROM dated 21 Aug 1992, Information sub mitted by...; St George Regional FHC/FamilySearch Home Field Trial, s earched Jan-Mar 1995;
Everett J. Locke <lockee@@web-ster.com>
Albert Cook Myers, IMMIGRATION OF TH E IRISH QUAKERS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: WITH THEIR EARLY HISTORY IN IRELAN D; 1682-1750; 1902, A.C. Myers, Swathmore, Pennsylvania; FHL Microfil m # 1036555, item 43, Salt Lake City, Utah; viewed Apr 1995spouse: Hutton, Nehemiah (1731 - )
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spouse: Mullenix, Lydia (1798 - 1890)
spouse: Pugh, Lucretia (1763 - 1823)
Everett J. Locke <lockee@@web-ster.com>spouse: Locke, Mary (1774 - 1847)
Everett J. Locke <lockee@@web-ster.com>spouse: Locke, Sarah (1778 - 1854)
Everett J. Locke <lockee@@web-ster.com>
My great grandfather John Jackson Hiett b. 21 Aug 1827. Born in Ky. Died 1877 in Cooke Co., Texas. The genealogy society in Gainesville, Texas has researched the cemeteries in Cooke Co., but his name is not in any of them. I know he was married previous to his marriage to Lucy Amanda Laws. He had a son by the name of Simeon by his first marriage and Simeon is buried in Gouldbusk Coleman County, Texas. John Jackson married Lucy Amanda Laws and had other children including my grandmother Louisa Catharine Hiett b. August 3, 1865 in Springfield Green Co., Mo. They lived in the Madison Co. of Ark. where Louisa met and married my grandfather James Kennon Boatright. They both died in Coleman County, Texas and both are buried in the Gouldbusk cemetery in Coleman County, Texas. Louisa died 28 Oct. 1955 and he died Jan. 6, 1937. Upon John Jackson Hiett's death in Texas Lucy Amanda Hiett moved back to Madison Co., Ark. and is buried in the Boatright cemetery (called Brush Creek cemetery). She b. Aug. 15, 1835 in Tenn. Died 1877. bettyb@@eastland.netspouse:
Everett J. Locke <lockee@@web-ster.com>
Everett J. Locke <lockee@@web-ster.com>
Caral MECHLING BENNETT cmechlingb@@aol.com> You asked for DATES - but they're really sketchy. Mostly from the Hist Recs >of Old Fred. + Hamp. CO VA, that I mentioned before.>><<>1. Joseph EDWARDS wife Mary HICKMAN (maybe), from Chester Co PA>>>>>>2. Joseph EDWARDS b. ca 1695, perhaps PA; d. 1782 on his farm at Capon>Bridge, Hampshire Co (W) VA; wife Sarah b. ca 1690s, perhaps PA.>>> (not sure just when they moved to Hampshire Co VA, but prob with>>> this generation.>>> >>>3. Thomas EDWARD b. ca 1722, PA?; d. 1791 Cacapon Valley, Hampshire Co(W) >VA, prob buried on top of EDWARDS Mtn. on their property; wife Sarah HIETT>(had brother Evan), Sarah b. ca 1720s; d. aft 1791, prob. Hampshire Co (W)VA;>prob bur with husb.> Chr of Thomas + Sarah (HIETT) EDDWARDS:> a. David, b. Margaret mar. Wm. ALDERTON, c. Sarah mar. James McBRIDE, d. Ann>mar Samuel PARKE, e. Naomi mar1 John OWENS, mar2 Bernard BRELSFORD, f.Hannah, >+ Thomas EDWARDS b. 1763 prob. Hampshire Co, d. 12 Jan 1814, prob. Capon>Bridge, Hampshire Co, mar. Martha KEENER/KISNER...>>>>>>4. Naomi EDWARDS b. ca 1780s; d. betw 1810-20 cen, prob Hampshire Co; mar>2nd husband Bernard BRELSFORD b. ca 1755 maybe Bucks Co PA; d. 1843 Hampshire>Co (W) VA (after 12 Jan 1843 date of will)> Children of Bernard + Naomi (EDWARDS) BRELSFORD:> a. Rachael mar Jacob PEACH, b. Sarah A. mar1 George DUNKLE, mar2 Jacob >PEACH, c. Ann, d. David (had chr. Jesse + Thomas), e. Elizabeth marHIGGINS, >f. Leah mar STEVENS, g. Mahaley, h. Margaret, i. Mary mar HARPER, and j.>Phoebe BRELSFORD. >>>>>>5 Rachel BRELSFORD b. ca 1787/1805; husband Jacob PEACH b. 1785/1787 probPA >or VA>>> (they were back and forth betw. PA, VA, OH, but end location>>> was Bath twp, Summit Co OH) >>>> ========= how much more do you want?? ===============>from here on, the dates are generally from courthouse records, etc., butsince>this is now longer the "VA-W VA" people, perhaps you don't want to gofurther:>>>>6. Anna PEACH b. 1819, prob Jackson twp, Stark Co OH; husb. Moses BETZ/BATES>1818/1819 Jenners twp, Sommerset Co PA; d. 2 Sep 1875, OH or MI, bur. Wm.Co >OH.>>> (Summit Co OH to Williams Co OH)>>>>7. Huldah Susan BATES husb. David Snyder PICKING >>> (Williams Co OH to LaGrange Co IN)>>>>8. Archie Bates PICKING - my grandfather>>> (IN, MI, AL, FL)>>>>>>spouse: Edward, Thomas (~1722 - 1791)
Buried in Gouldbusk Coleman County, Texas
spouse: Miller, Elizabeth (*1706 - )
spouse: Willison, Amelia (1799 - )
spouse: Hyatt, James Franklin (1874 - 1933)
Howell received 330A grant in Warren Co by Gov. Tatnall.spouse: Johnson, Joanne Anne (*1748 - )
spouse: Hyatt, Ruth (~1892 - )
spouse: Hyatt, Daniel Franklin (1829 - 1878)
spouse: Hyatt, Guy Miller (1916 - 1976)
spouse: Hiatt, Elisha (1784 - )
spouse: Hyatt, Willie Arthur (1876 - 1957)
spouse: Hyatt, Rebecca (1655 - )
!BIRTH-FATHER-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: Thomas Worth Marshall, FAMILY O F WILLIAM + REBECCA (DIXON) MARSHILL, CANE CREEK MONTHLY MEETING, ORA NGE COUNTY, N.C.; ; Microfilm of typescript (54 leaves) at the Nation al Library of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D .C.; FHL Microfilm # 0876559, item 5, Salt Lake City, Utah; viewed c . 1990spouse: Hiatt, (~1826 - )