Sent by Bernice Norris, Frank Cox. Harlon Hiatt married 4 times. Son Lewis of Neb. Martha Jane (Harlon's daughter) married into the Miami tribe with the chief being Godfroy.
From a letter by Blanche ANDERSON of Kansas: He married 4 times, left one son, Lewis HIATT of Nebraska, long since past away. She also said that one of our Quaker ancestors married into the Miami Tribe with the Chief being Godfrey.Listed in the 1850 Census of Cass County, Adam Township.
From an internet listing, brief, from Alice Robins, P.O. Box 3215, Seal Beach, CA 90740, or aerobbins@earthlink.net, 18 June 2000.According to a letter by Blanche Anderson, of Kansas, many of Harlan's family are buried in the Shambaugh, IA cemetery.
Who were the parents of Harlan HIATT, born ca. 1828 in OH, who married Martha A. NUFF/NIFF ca 1858, Page Co., IA and married 2nd to Emily Jane (Brown) BARTHOLOMEW, widow of William, ca 1879 Page Co., IA.
Harlan had two children, at least, with Martha Jane (b. 1859, Page Co., IA) and Lewis M. (b. 1866 Page Co., IA); none that I know of with Emily BROWN.Emily died in NE ca 1890; what about Harlan?
In a letter sent 27 Jul 2000, Alice Robbins adds:
Birth and death dates and lacales from Census records and from the Online cemetery records for Frontier Co., NE found at www.rootsweb.com/~nefronti/dead_h.html.
Information on his wife and children, of Louis M. HIATT, from the Census records of 1900 Frontier Co., NE, North Star, NE.
Note from April ROBBINS. Emily's birth and death dates from family charts of the Barthaolomew family written by the descendatns of Frank Carl, son of WW.
Sent by Bernice Norris. Eramus was killed in the service during the Civil War. He was the S/o Benjamin Van Meter and Hannah McQueen.
Sent by Bernice Norris, Frank Cox.
Listed in the 1850 Census of Cass County, Adam Township.
Have a picture of her from Bernice Norris.
Widow's pension file of Julia Ann (HIATT0 van Meter has Harmon HIATT and Ransom H(arlon) HIATT's signature.The News Sintinel-Rochester, Ind.
Tuesday, Sept 20, 1910
Mrs. Julia Ann Van Meter died Monday night at 9 o'clock at the home of her
son, Martin Van Meter, five miles south of Kewanna. She had been sick for four weeks, cause of death was heart trouble. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. David Hiatt of Henry Co. In the latter part of 1850 she was united in marriage to Eramus Van Meter. This union 3 children, William Van Meter of near Culver being the surviving child. The husband was a soldier in Civil War, but died on battlefield. A few years later she married the brother of her first husband, John Wan Meter, to them four children were born, two of whom are living. Martin with whom she was living at death and John. There is also one brother, Harmon Hiatt whose home is in Wayne Township; seven grandchildren. There will be no funeral services, burial at Round Lake Cem. Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Sent by Bernice Norris, Frank Cox.
Listed in the 1850 Census of Cass County, Adam Township.
Have a picture of her from Bernice Norris.
Widow's pension file of Julia Ann (HIATT0 van Meter has Harmon HIATT and Ransom H(arlon) HIATT's signature.The News Sintinel-Rochester, Ind.
Tuesday, Sept 20, 1910
Mrs. Julia Ann Van Meter died Monday night at 9 o'clock at the home of her
son, Martin Van Meter, five miles south of Kewanna. She had been sick for four weeks, cause of death was heart trouble. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. David Hiatt of Henry Co. In the latter part of 1850 she was united in marriage to Eramus Van Meter. This union 3 children, William Van Meter of near Culver being the surviving child. The husband was a soldier in Civil War, but died on battlefield. A few years later she married the brother of her first husband, John Wan Meter, to them four children were born, two of whom are living. Martin with whom she was living at death and John. There is also one brother, Harmon Hiatt whose home is in Wayne Township; seven grandchildren. There will be no funeral services, burial at Round Lake Cem. Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
SENT FORM BERNICE NORRIS
SENT FROM BERNICE NORRIS
Sent by Bernice Norris, Frank Cox.
Listed in the 1850 Cass County, Adam Township.
SENT FROM BERNICE NORRIS
Sent by Frank Cox.
Sent by Frank Cox, Bernice Norris.
Listed in the 1850 Census, Cass County, Adam Township.
Sent by Bernice Norris. Died 14 years 7 months 3 days.
Sent by Bernice Norris. Died 5 years 9 months 21 days.
Sent by Bernice Norris. Katie died 8 months 28 days.
Sent by Bernice Norris, Frank Cox. S/o John Cox.
Until the end of the Civil War they lived in Cass, Fulton and Pulaski Co. and then came west to Iowa.
After his wife died he went to Kansas. He died Dec. 29, 1900 in Bern, Nemaha Co., KS. Buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Hiawatha, KS. Cannot find where David is buried.
Sent by Bernice Norris, Frank Cox. Listed in the 1850 Census of Cass County, Adam Township. Died 45 years, 28 days, in Page County, Iowa.
Sent by Bernice Norris.
Sent by Bernice Norris. John and Ida had no children
Sent by Bernice Norris and Frank Cox. Ransom Harlon was given the name
Ransom after Ransom Denny but he wouldn't claim it. Ransom Denny was a
chicken thief.
From Index to Marriage Records of Pulaski Co., IN 1850-1920 by Indiana Works Progress Administration, 1940.
Harlon HIATT married Eva Tousley, Dec. 5, 1884.From Index to Supplemental Records, Marriage Transcript Pulaski Co., 1850-1920 by Indiana Works Progress Administration, 1940
DIFFERS slightly but given: HIATT, Harlon, son of Harman HIATT and Barbara Denny, m. Dec. 25, 1885
Sent by Bernice Norris and Frank Cox. D/o Reuben Tousley and Sarah.
Sent by Bernice Norris. No children. Picture of Tombstone at the Winamac Cemetery, Winamac, Indiana
HIATT
T. Sherman Lucinda A.
1865 - 1960 1864-1935From Index to Marriage Records, Pulaski Co., IN 1850-1920 by Indiana Works Progress Administration, 1940.
Thomas S. HIATT m. Lucinda A. Mull May 2, 1900 (Have no explanation from the family as to the difference of Louden and Mull, am staying with what the family has given me for their grandmothers maiden name, so far. Larry Anderson)
SENT FROM BERNICE NORRIS Lucinda and Thomas had no children
Sent by Bernice Norris. No children.
SENT FROM NEAL HIATT They had no children