Notes

Note N00625 Index

Sent by Arthur Hiatt.

Notes

Note N00627 Index

Found on pg. 484 of HH book, also see the Peru, Madison Co., Cem. for at
Arthur and his wife, Mattie, or Maude. Cem. headstone has the name of Mattie
J. born 1857, died 1937. Also next to them is their son Clifford M. Hiatt,
1878 to 1966. The HH book has no further information on these children of
Arthur.
Fenimores in Iowa by Jeri Fredin page 156.
Arthur Hiatt, son of Peru's founder, had a large hotel in East Peru. By
1918 the hotel was owned by his son and daughter, Clifford and Nora, who also
operated the Peru telephone switchboard (located in the hotel).

Notes

Note N00629 Index

Sent by Mildred Wynes.

Notes

Note N00631 Index

Asa was born in the home of Jonathan Sr. where he was living as of 1940
when Maude Pugh wrote her book, Capon Valley, It's Pioneers and Their
Descendants 1698-1940.
He had a large family all married and gone to their own homes, as of 1939. They lived for many years with Asa's parents, Jonathan and Mary Hiett. Mary once said, "No better daughter-in-law could have been had if made to order." Florence lovingly nursed her in her last illness. Asa and Florence were good neighbors and followed in the parents footsteps in church work. Florence being a member of the Christian Church. Church attendance came natural to her as there was no better Christian woman in the community than Mrs. Isaac Grapes. Florence's mother whom she very soon followed to her reward, passing away during the winter of 1932 from the effects of the "flu." They are buried near Augusta Asa now lives alone, in the old home, aged about 74, Florence was a few years younger.

Notes

Note N00633 Index

See Historical Records of Old Frederick Co. Va. pg. 159 by Dr. Kerns.

Notes

Note N00635 Index

Asaph was a Quaker Minister.

TYPE Get Certifcate to
DATE 21 OCT 1833
PLAC Wayne County, Indiana, Milford MM.

TYPE Get Certifcate to
DATE 28 JAN 1837
PLAC Hamilton County, Indiana, Westfield MM.

Notes

Note N00636 Index

See Harmon Hiatt record, page 12, 1895, sent by Roger S. Boone.
She was deaf and dumb from infancy, she was careful of interest and
happiness of her brothers and sisters. She lived to be 70 years old, and died in Milton, Ind. I believe she was visiting her cousin, Ann Unthank at the time of her death.

Notes

Note N00637 Index

See pg. 94, 288, 289 of Some Quaker Families. Both husband and wife
buried at Mill Creek FBG, Hendricks, Ind. On 2 Jan 1834 gct Center MM,
GUilford Co., NC. On 19 Apr 1851 gct Mill Creek MM, Hendricks Co., Ind.

Notes

Note N00638 Index

SENT FROM TEDDY HIATT

Notes

Note N00639 Index

Sent by Max Hiatt and Mildred Wynes.

Notes

Note N00640 Index

Sent by John H. Hiatt

Notes

Note N00641 Index

SENT FROM LENORA SCHENFELD

Notes

Note N00643 Index

SENT FROM OLIVER STOUT

Notes

Note N00644 Index

SENT FROM WILMA HIATT