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SENT BY AMOS HIATT OF RAYTOWN, MO
Found in 1870 Census of Madison County, Madison Twp., Iowa
Page 18 line 13.
Horton F. age 29 born in Ind. Farmer, Rebecca 27 born in Ind., Matilda E. 6
born in Kansas, Aletha 4 born in Kansas, Judson 1 born in Iowa.

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SENT FROM MILDRED WYNES
SENT FROM EDNA PHILLIPS

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Sent by Colleen Milbocker

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Died of cancer. Had 5 children. (8 Jun 2005 by Stan Hiatt of Longview, WA. still living)

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Sent by Colleen Milbocker

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Howard's birth is more than 9 months after his father (Azariah) 's death

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Sent by Howard Hiatt

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Sent by John H. Hiatt. Howard was evidently in the military as he is buried in the Military section of the Eharlham Cemetry, Richmond, Wayne Co., IN.

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Now (abt 1980) living in SD.

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From info provided by Beverly Kilpatric....my aunt 1/10/90
Ranched at Orella, Nebraska for years Hugh worked on a bridge gang for the railroad, up till the time the depression took away the job....family survive the depression by living on what could be grown in the sparse gardens of the Nebraska farmlands and odd jobs. Hugh and brother Ernie dug ditches for 15 cents an hour, and sheared sheep. Hugh finally landed a job hauling coal that paid $50.00 a month ...this job lasted three years ...but requireds him to unload 40 ton of coal a day in order to keep the job. In 1939 the family moved to Nubieber, California moving again to Adin, Ca. Merna Redding, stated the place of death was Dexter, Oregon. Perhaps this is a small nearby town, as if he is buried in Springfield, Oregon.

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Sent by Mildred Wynes, Olive Agazzi

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Sent by Mildred Wynes and Edna Phillips.

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Married

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Found in HH book

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Sent by I.Jo Summers, Marion Johnson. Was name for Silas first son. Ira
owned a Grocery store at Darlington, Ind.
Ira Kenworthy Hiatt
He was a son of Silas and Elzira Boohner Hiatt, born Dec 23, 1850, died Aug
24, 1914 Darlington. He maried Jan 21, 1873 to Sarah Catherine Mullem, "Sat",
the daughter of William J. and Elizabeth Martz Mullen. Her brother Albert
married Ira's sister Clara Hiatt. They had a half sister Rebecca Ellen - died
young.
Sat was born June 16, 1853 and died Feb. 13, 1937. Both are buried in IOOF
Cemetery Darlington. They owned a grocery store in Darlington.

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