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Found in Harmon Hiatt records, page 13, 1895. He died about the time he
was grown, and buried in Milton, Ind.

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Found in HH Book, Sent by Myron Robbins Benajah never married.

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Sent by Amos Hiatt, Patricia Cain. Patricia has a picture of Benajah.
In Harmon Hiatt record, page 10; One of Benajah's dau. married a Clawson
and they moved to Maury Co., Tenn. where he grew thousands of bushels of
potatoes for the Chicago market, selling one season, 12 to 15 thousand bushels. She died there.

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Found in Estes Family Tree, and Marjorie Stenzel. Benjamin and Mildred had no children. In the 1925 Directory of Council Bluffs, lists Benj E. Hiatt, driver for Geise Co., living at 2501 S. 8th. In 1928 Council Bluffs City Directory lists Benj E., clerk for Mona Motor Oil Co., living at 446 Fuller Av.

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Sent by Amos Hiatt.

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Received in mbrp, 23 JAN 1869, Hamilton Co, IN, Richland-Carmel MM.
Get Certifcate, 3 OCT 1876, to Honey Creek MM., Iowa

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Sent by Diana Simonds
Hiatt- Ben E. July 7, late of 1307 SW 58th Ave; husband of Lottie,
Portland; father of Erman of Progress and Lyle, of Portland, Mrs. Doris DuPois,
of Portland and Mrs. Aldis Barrell, of Portland; brother of Fred, of Sioux
Falls, S.D. and Mrs. Anna Hull, of Jerome, Idaho. Services Wednesday, July 10
at 2pm.
Sent by Joyce Richards.
Ben Hiatt
Ben and Charlotte (Lottie) Spencer Hiatt, moved to Cherry County, Neb. and
after some bad farm years in Neb, in 1924 they moved to Portland Oregon where
Ben worked in a brick factory. He lost his right arm in an industrial
accident, but this disability never dampened his enthusiasm for life. They had
four children, Doris, Aldis, Lyle and Erman, and clebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary.

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Sent by Duane and Joan Tharp. Occupation was a farmer.Lincoln Co., KY, 22 July 1835: Know all men by these presents that we Benjamin F. Hiatt and Samuel Hill are held and firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the penal sum of fifty pounds for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made we bind ourselves, ourheirs &c. jointly & severally & firmly by these present as witness ourhands and seals this 22nd day of July 1836. The condition of theabove obligation in such that whereas there is a License about toissue for the above named Benjamin F. Hiatt and Martha Ann Hill now should there be no legal cause to obstruct said marriage then this obligation to be void.
/s/ Benj. F. Hiatt & Samuel Hill

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Sent by Sherry Mitchell.

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Information verified by picture of Headstone by Del Taylor of Peoria, AZ, 30 Sept 2004.

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S-1850 Census, Hamilton Co., IN, Washington Twp, page 18, Film #442926.

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Sent by Mildred Wynes, Edna Phillips, Doris Travis.

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Sent by Lenora Schenfeld

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