Marriage Notes for Joseph Burke and Georgia Elnora HATFIELD-72458
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H-Divorced from Martha Ethel Stretch 4 July 1944. Have now identified this line, 7 July 2002, with Debbie Morrison, 125 Santa Fe, Lawson, MO. 64062 Tel: 816-580-7600
Died in the Highland Nursing Home. Occupation: Date 1940 Hays Hiatt full Fledge Auctioneer
Occupation, Date 1954, Place, Hays new Manager of Gallatin Sale Barn
Occupation, Date 20 MAY 1954, Held his first sale.DATE 4 JUL 1944, Ethel & Hays divorced
DATE 10 AUG 1978, Jewell & Hays divorced.
DATE 4 JUL 1944, Divorced
DATE 1974, Had stroke
DATE 25 DEC 1925, married: Gallatin, MO Courthouse
DATE 1954, Hays Hiatt new manager of the Gallatin Sale Barn.
DATE 20 MAY 1954, Hays will hold his first sale next Wed. May 20th 1954.Health, 1974, Hays had his first stroke
Gallatin North Missourian, Thursday August 24, 1922
Hays Hiatt returned from a visit in Kansas the last of the week, and he tells us during his stay there he captured a big blue herring which is very rarely seen in that part of the country. It was sent to Alta Vista, Kan. to be mounted and will be sent to the Gallatin Trust Bank in Gallatin in the near future, and Hays says if we don't believe his statement is true, just call at the bank soon and Harley Harrah will be glad to show it to anyone.
Walter Hiatt and Miss Essie Hays were marreid on Sunday the 25th, at the home of Wlater Hays. Mr. Hiatt is from Nebraska.
The Campo Enterprise, Campo, Baca Co., Colorado, Friday Jun 7, 1918
Walter S. Hiatt
Walter S. HIATT was born September the twenty first, 1876, in Reno Co., Kansas. Was marreid to Miss Essie Hays, at Jameson, MO; december 25th, 1914. To this union, one child was vorn, who with the wife, survies the deceased, James Hays.
He wa an honest industrious upright citizen, a dutiful hustband nad kind and loving parent. He was laways inerested in the betterment of his community nd took an active part in all such movements.
He leaves three brothers to mourn his loss, O. L. Hiatt, of Oiney Springs, Colorado, A. B. Hiatt, Palasades, NE and Jack HIATT who is in the country's service and now on his way to France.
Walter was one of the supporters of the dairy movement, a progressive farmer in every sense of the word. The loss of his activies through his sudden demise will be greatly missed. The families loss is also the communities loss.
Internment was made, Saturday, in the Campo Cemetery.
Cards of Thanks
We desire to sincerely thatnk our many kind friends and relatives, for hte thoughtful aid, rendered us, in the loss of our husband and father. Words cannot express our appreciation.
Mrs. W. S. HIATT
Hays Hiatt
SS# 495-26-4203 / issued MO
PLAC buried: Brown Cemetery, Gallatin, MO
SOURCE S19579
DATE 28 OCT 1885
PLAC born: on a farm East of Jameson, MODATE 17 JUN 1974
PLACE died: Age 88 yrs, 7 mos, 19 days; Gallatin, MO
SOURCE S19579