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Note N03810 Index

Sent by Thomas Hamm.

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Note N03811 Index

Sent by Thomas Hamm. Hiatt Marriages in Henry CO., Ind. 1823-1851

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Note N03813 Index

Sent by Thomas Hamm. Dates from Obit in New Castle Covrier, Jan 21, 1887.

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See pg. 185 Vol 4, Ind. Quaker Rcds:
Hiatt, Calvin, Daniel and Thomas Rocf Richland MM under care of their mother,
now Rebecca Hunt, wife of Nathan. 6-26-1856
Anthony and Rebecca were second cousins, their grandfathers being brothers. She married second time in 1852 to Nathan Hunt.

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Note N03803 Index

a Friends minister, well know in Indiana

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Thomas Creek Post Office report, 1880 Surry County, NC, Population Schedule - Eldora Township - Bill Hyatt Jr reviewed when he visited the area abour year 2000 reports that Mary was born 1838

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Note N03808 Index

Sent by Clifford Hardin.
The Cooks had lived in Warren County, Ohio from 1803 to 1824 when they
moved to Greensboro Township, Henry County, Ind. Both the Hiatt's and Cook's
were members of the Duck Creek Meeting at Greensboro. The Hiatt's would have
traveled along the north edge of the Cook farm on their way to Meeting.
James and Betty Cook Hiatt lived on the land that Stephen Cook had bought
from the United States Government in 1821 and sold to Betty's father, Levi Cook in 1825. It was located in Wayne Township, Henry County, Ind. a mile southwest of Levi Cook's farm. It must have been James and Betty Hiatt who built the log house on a knoll overlooking the Blue River Valley. Part of his land reverted to the United States Government in the 1970's when Interstate Highway 70 was routed across the farm. The author's grandfather, Horace Hardin, was born in the log house.
James Hiatt died on 29 Spet 1841 leaving six children under twelve years of age. Two of James' brothers, Anthony and Absalom, and their sister, Hannah Burris, died about the same time also leaving small children. James' will was dated 14 Aug 1841 and probated 16 Oct 1841. Executors were Abner Pickering, James Snodgrass, and John H. Bales.
Betty managed to keep the six children together for a while. In 1844 John
Cook, Betty's brother was appointed their guardian. Betty Cook Hiatt died on
10 Mar 1848 in Henry Co., Ind. The six children were then eight to nineteen
years of age. They were taken into the home of John Cook and his wife,
Julianna Saint Cook who lived on the Levi Cook homestead.

See pg. 128 of Indiana Quaker Records, Vol 4:
Hiatt, James and Betty Cook
James d 9-29-1841 ae 41 yrs 9 mo 5 dys. Betty died 3-10-1848 ae 48 yrs.
Son Job born 7 29 1829
Levi 10 29 1831
Seth 5 29 1833
Isaac 11 23 1835
Abigail 6 23 1838 died 4 15 1855
Ann 4 14 1840

See pg. 142 of Indiana Quaker Records, Vol 4: James appointed overseer for
Duck Creek MM.
Duck Creek was a Hicksite, Anti Slavery Meeting, in Henry
Co., Ind. The Hicksite Division affected the Duck Creek MM in 1828 and the Anti Slavery controversy divided the meeting in 1843.

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Note N03807 Index

Sent by Clifford Hardin. D/o Levi and Ann Frazier Cook. See pg. 142 of Vol 4, Ind. Quaker Rcds by William Heiss.
1-9-1840 Betty appt. to committee.

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Note N03809 Index

Sent by Clifford Hardin. D/o Jonas and Rachel Kennard James. See HH
History, pg. 341, #1055.

See Vol I, Some Quaker Families, page 554. This family followed Vol II #1687.
Sister to Esther James that married a second cousin to James, Daniel Hiatt.

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Sent by Thomas Hamm. D/o Henry Whitelock.

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MY grandfather, Joel, fought with the Union Armies during the Civil War in an Indiana voulenteer regiment." Russell Rayford Hiatt