(1148.) STEPHEN HIATT (395.) (77.) (1.) (2.) (1.):
b. c1820, Ohio; m. MARAH ---; B. C1823, Ohio.1850 Census, Washington Co., Iowa: Stephen Heyet, 29, Ohio, Cooper; Maraha, 27, Ohio.
Married Marah _____ born 1823 in Ohio
Washington, Washington Co., Iowa marriage records 1839-44.
Stephen Hiatt to Miss Mary Ann McIntyre 29th day of Aug. 1843 by O.A. Parker J.P. Stephen age 23, Mary Ann age 16 on Thur 31 day of Aug 1843, residents of Walnut Park Precinct 7 Sept 1843 by O.A. Parker.Deed Book of Lands Book B
Page 407-408
Washington Co., IowaStephen S. Hiatt and wife Mary A.
21 Dec 1847
This Indenture made and entered in this twenty first day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty seven between Stephen S. Hiatt and Mary A. Hiatt his wife of the County of Washington and State of Iowa of the first part of John W. McCullough of the same place of the second part Witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to them in hand paid by the party of the second part receipt of which is hereby acknownledged by the said party of the first part have granted bargained and sold and do by these presents grant bargain and seel unto the sd John W. McCallough his heirs and assigns forever the following described lot or parcel of land situated in the County of Washington and State of Iowa. Designated and described as following viz the North West quarter of the North west quarter of Section No. Twenty one in Township No. seventy four North of Range No. Eight West containing forty acres and all their right title and interest in and to the above named parcel of land together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining to the sole and only proper use and benefit of the said property of the second part forever. And the sd part of the first part for themselves their heirs executers and administrators will forever warrant and defent the same by these
presents against all and every claim whatsoever.In Testimony of which sd party of the first part have hereunto set their
hands and affixed their seals day and date above written.
Signed in Present of} Stephen S. Hiatt (SS)
Gilbert Gisher } Her
Anson Moore } Mary A. X Hyatt (SS)
State of Iowa } SS Mark
Washington County} I Anson Moore a Justice of the peace of Brighton Township in said county do certify that this day personally came before me Stephen Hyatt and Mary A. Hiatt who to me are personally known to be the persons whose names are signed to the within deed of conveyance as parties thereto and acknowlegde the signing and sealing thereof to be their voluntary act and deed and the said Mary A. being examined by me separate and apart from her said husband and said deed being fully explained and made known to her by me she there declared that she did of her own free will sign seal and acknowledge the same and relinquish her right of dower to the premises therein conveyed and that she is still satisfied therewith, Given under my hand this the twenty first day of December 1847.Anson Moore Justice of the Peace Opened a saloon and a ten-pin alley on the downtown Denton square.
Reconstruction government ordered a special election to fill all state and local offices.Member of the Hickory Creek Baptist Church
BA Hyatt sent two pages copied from "a Book of Denton County Sheriffs in the courthouse museum." Those pages (26 and 27) are the source of my info about elections and replacement as sheriff.
Stephen Hyatt Headstone
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=aca98cc5-8b71-4906-a262-4478e6e7cdd9&tid=293575&pid=-2093108806Gravesite Information for George D. Hyatt
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=7586d2e6-80b6-47bc-97d6-725a0678f6d9&tid=293575&pid=-20931088061850, age 30, Division 20, Washington Co., IA, USA
1855 CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
Hickory Creek, Baptist Church, Alton, Denton Co., Texas, USA
From "150 year of Denton County Sherriffs" The Church is still organized. All that is left of the former County seat of Alton is the Church and attached Cemetery on land deeded by Stephen Hyatt's son in law, Boon Daugherty.1857 Opened a saloon and ten pen alley. (age 37)
1860 Resided Denton County, Texas
1862 married Jenny Walling, Denton, Denton County, Texas, USA,
1862 Was Sherriff of Denton Co., from 1862-1866, from "150 Years of Denton Co., County Sherrifs" by Nita Thurman and retired sherriff Weldon Lucas.
1867, 22 December Died Denton, Denton Co., T exas USA age 47
Received by email 15 Feb 2011
bahyatt@nts-online.netLarry,
I am B. A. Hyatt who lives in Lubbock, Texas. My Father was Boon Alexander Hyatt born in Denton, TX 21 Dec 1888. His father was Jesse Alexander Hyatt also born in Denton. The Father of Jesse was Stephen S. Hyatt who is buried in Denton. I have a rather complete record of the family from the birth of Jesse to present. Jesse and wife Nicie Ella Moon Hyatt are buried in Crosbyton about thirty five miles east of Lubbock and Ella's mother Zimilie Ann Williams Moon was buried in Lubbock in 1919. I have a fairly complete record of the descendants of Jesse and Ella right down to my own great grand children but have run into some mystery in Stephen S. Hyatt's life and thought you might be able to shed some light. I found a record of Stephen S. Hiatt age 23 (note spelling) who married Mary Ann McIntyre age 14 or 16 (not clear) in Washington, Iowa 29 August 1843.The 1850 census shows Stephen S. with wife Mirah living in Washington, Iowa next door to Elihu Hiatt. Mirah could well be a short for Mary Ann, but the 1860 census in Denton, Texas shows S. S. Hyatt (note spelling) with Jane (not designated as wife) age 25, daughter Loretta age 9, daughter Clarissa age 2, and son Jesse 8/12 (my grandfather). We knew that S. S. died in 1865 and that Loretta married Boone Daugherty and they raised Clarissa and Jesse. They were well known in Denton and celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary there. What we didn't know until two years ago was that S.S. married Jennie Walling from England in 1862 and they had two sons, one of which lived to produce off springs. The other son is buried near S. S. in Denton. We had always considered that Jane McIntyre was my great grandmother but if she was 25 in 1860 she could not have been the Mary Ann who married S. S. in 1843 and thus the mother of Loretta, Clarissa and Jesse.
I have been totally unable to find a record of the death, or divorce of Mary Ann, Mirah, or Jane. I have, however found that Elihu moved to Utah and had descendants there, as did some of his brothers. They continued to spell the name with the letter "i" but Stephen and all of us spell it with "y". This all came to light when I organized a reunion for the descendants of S. S. Hyatt who was the sheriff of Denton County during the Civil War. That is when we learned of the marriage to Jennie Walling and one of the descendants of John W. Hyatt, the son of S. S. and Jennie was at the reunion. That is when I met Sam Eaton descended from Boone and Loretta Daugherty also. I have stayed in touch with him and also Judy Hyatt Bacon of Boise Idaho. Both she and Sam have done extensive research and between the three of us we pretty well know the family history from S. S. Hyatt until now. I would be glad to share stories and pedigrees if you have interest.
Two other things I would like to know if you have documented evidence regarding the McIntyre connection, and if there is any credence to the descendant of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith being in the line. The ages and recorded history would seem to indicate that this is fantasy but there is the possibility. If you can shed any light on these two things I would be delighted. If I were younger and financial able I would love to travel to England with you for further research but at 83 and with a wife in poor health that is not possible. I have seen some of your work and am greatly impressed.
With high regards,
B A Hyatt
According to her own written account.
Left her a widow with two sonsAccording to Jennie's own written account.
According to Jennie's own written account.
"as soon as church was built," according to her own written account.
According to Jennie's own written account.
IMMI "landed at Galveston" after a three month voyage with friends, by her own written account
age eleven, by her own written account
Back of the Brooch
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=0d21dc11-89b1-4459-8257-2dcd4d92bd3e&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Jenny's Brooch
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=c97106bb-3f60-4628-90f7-c556c797d6bf&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718W.S. May's will, p. 3
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=c73de318-4cc2-4af7-b159-a380f1032f7a&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718W.S. May's will, p. 2
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=8b9a8f3d-bb73-4229-9059-bd607a06bbe1&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718W.S. May's will
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=494c727f-1627-4586-b5df-fb5e7ceebbf7&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718back of Jenny's life story
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=65586498-4f8a-4b78-97c9-9068edf7b569&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Jennie Walling's life story
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=5cf3b574-7265-4af4-972a-0ea59d25d2ba&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Granny Mac
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=c14ac73a-668d-45b4-87e3-d89e866b52f9&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Hyatt Family
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=dd1e8569-83a7-4e09-ab3d-fda4f870091e&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Mother Hyatt and Family
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=6ccb2070-0645-45d2-88cd-2fd80bdb8df1&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718A.C. McDougal's will
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=36afc1e2-c89d-458a-b964-219ff3dc8b64&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Jennie May Age 91
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=e7460b32-0f41-47b2-a12e-6b8ce216d098&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Granny Mac's Cane
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=dd7d004e-fdc8-4260-a05d-475d8b38be71&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718A Special Gift
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=69396e39-7b98-4f8b-b662-7ff15ac24cdb&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718A Riddle
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=e63e3f42-362a-4c4a-a436-e35ccbde9e23&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Jennie's Life Story In Her Words
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=54409546-505f-4d9b-9e34-a5f1c49df8e1&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718Jennie's Obituary
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=e8db4315-1426-4bf9-afd1-e3038ffb8e5c&tid=293575&pid=-2098266718
CAUS Estimated date of death ("died in infancy")
Gravesite Information for George D. Hyatt
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=7586d2e6-80b6-47bc-97d6-725a0678f6d9&tid=293575&pid=-2066550965
(1154.) No further record. (Died young.)
Records of Laura Marshall has the death date as 1838.
Information on Charles Stout compiled by JH Noblit in 1906.
Alternate name found in GEDCOM file: Stephen Sr /Hobson/
He was listed as a farmer, religion as Quaker.DOCUMENTATION: 1.Hinshaw Quaker Records Vol.I
2.book- "Hobson Cousins" 1978 - Mrs.Marie D.Wiles, Rt 1 Box 257,Plattsmouth,
Neb.68048
3.Hopewell Friends Histry, Frederick, VA 1734-1934
1 FEB 1775 buried at Rocky River Cemetery, Cane Creek MM.
DOCUMENTATION:
1. Hinshaw Quaker Records Vol I, Cane Creek Monthly Meeting,
page 356
2. "Hobson Cousins", 1978 - Mrs.Marie D.Wiles,
3. Ellen Hobson Evans, Hobson Geneologist
Marrage: Jacob Stahl (Stull)
Place of death also given as Almance Co., NC.
Peter moved to Lancaster, PA, to York Co. PA in 1744 to Cane Creek, NC in 1762.