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Note N00952
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Harmon Hiatt wrote in his booklett of 1895 that Christopher was a saddle
and harness maker. He lived on the old family farm in New Garden, Guilford,
N.C.
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Note N02300
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Sent by Donald Brundage.
Louisa J. Hiatt, daughter of Amos and Hannah Bales Hiatt, was born in
Randolph Co., near Winchester, Ind. September 29, 1835 and died in Winchester,
Ind. May 28, 1906 age 70 yrs and 8 months lacking one day.
One Sept 8, 1866, she was married to Jonathan S. Hiatt who preceded her to
the promise land April 6, 1903. To this union were born three children Clara
A. Wills, who resides in Winchester, Effie M., who died in infancy and Mary
Ethel Garrison who also lives in Winchester, Ind.
Mrs. Hiatt was the eldest of twelve children, seven of whom are still
living. Eighteen years ago, togetyher with her family, she united with Friends
Church at Winchester and has even been an honor to it. Those who knew her best
testify that her life was that of a fairthful Christian, not her outward
demonstrations, so much as in her quiet sweetness of everyday practivcal
Christianity. As a child she was obedient. As a young woman trustworthy. As
a wife faithful and industrious. As a mother, tender ans sympathetic and her
children found mother's lap the bank to deposit all their grief and sorrow.
They are here ready to rise up and call her blessed.
As a friend she was always thougthful and ready to help at the expense of
self.
Ere she departed this life she lived over again the scences of her
childhood, spoke of the friends of her youth, called many of them departed by
name and the last word she uttered was that of her companion who left for the
mansions three years ago. Now she has gone to be with him and the dear ones
for evermore, there to await the coming of the daughters, the brothers, sisters
and the many relatives and friends who are left to mourn her departure.
There is an ear the hears,
When heavies weighs life's galling chain;
Tis Heaven that whispers "Dry Thy Tears"
The pure in Heaven shall meet again.
Rev. Chas. E. Hiatt of Muncie and Rev. W. J. Sayers officaited. IInterment at
Fountain Park.
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Note N01458
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George Hiatt, Farmer, P.O. Winchester, was born in Grayson County, Va.,
August 12, 1805, and is s on of Jonathan and Rachel Hiatt, natives of N.C.
He came with his parents to this county in 1818, and settled in the thick
woods, where all had to work very hard to obtain the necessaries of life. Mr.
Hiatt had Indian boys for his playmates. He was married, March 27, 1828, to
Miss Lucinda Nixon, by whom he has nine children, viz.;Eliza, Almira, Mary E.,
James M., John S., William F., Henry C., Thomas N. and Solon E. Mr. Hiatt is a
farmer and stock-raiser and owns 317 acres of valuable land. Mr. Hiatt is
among the oldest residents, and has done much to build up his neighborhood.
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Note N01530
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Newspaper Abstracts 1885-1894 Mrs. Lucinda died at the home of Joseph W.
Bishop Jan 19, 1886 ae 78y-2m-8d. She was the wf/o Geo. Hiatt formerly Lucinda Nixon b. 11 Nov 1807 at Warren Co., Ohio. Came with her parents to Wayne Co., Ind in 1809. She married Geo. Hiatt Mar 27, 1828 they had 9 children 8 are living, bur F.P.
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Note N03762
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FOUND IN HH BOOK
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Note N03370
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Note N02696
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Sent by Florence Hiatt. Oliver and Mary had no children. Mary was first
married to Mr. Bitner.
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Note N02700
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Sent by Dewey Tetrick and Florence Hiatt. Oliver and Bessie had no
children.
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Note N02660
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Sent by Ronald Tetrick and Florence Hiatt. D/o Fairfax Athen and Joanna
Lee.
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