(1108.) to (1109.) No further record.
Marriage record is found in Early to 1850 Marriage records of Iowa.
(1115.) AMOS HIATT (391.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. c1811, Ohio; d. 1888, Delaware Co., Indiana; m. 3 1831, in Highland Co., Ohio, to SUSANNAH DILLON, d/o James and --- (---). Dillon; b. c1814, Ohio; to Indiana 1837/9.CH: (2768.) James Dillon; (2769.) William H.; (2770.) John R.; (2771.) Sarah Ann; (2772.) George W.; (2773.) Nancy E.; (2774.) Mary Jane; (2775.) Henry C.; (2776.) Silas W.; (2777.) Daniel Wedster; (2778.) Marlon; (2779.) Sylvester; (2780.) Jacob Wellington; (2781.) Elmer Ellsworth. (R121).
1850 Census, Delaware Co., Indiana: Amos Hiatt, 39, Ohio, Farmer; Susanah, 36, Ohio; James D., 18, Ohio, Farmer; William H., 16, Ohio, Farmer; John R., 15, Ohio, Farmer; Sally A., 13, Ohio; George W., 11, Ind.; Nancy E., 9, Ind.; Mary J., 7, Ind.; Henry C., 5, Ind.; Silas W., Ind.; Daniel W., 1, Ind.
From record written by William C. Hiatt to his nephew in 1931.
Is #1115 in the Hiatt-Hiett book of genealogy:
Sent by Jay Wright. D/o James Dillon and Sarah Ward.
James Dillon and Sarah Ward were married in Frederick Co., Va by James Walls on Sept 21, 1810. James Dillon died and there was a lawsuit.
Eli Hayworth and Lydia, his wife, vs James Rees, Guardian of the minor heirs of James Dillon, dec'd. (Filed March Term, 1829) Partition. Plaintiffs allege that James Dillon, dec'd died seized of 181 acres in Springer's survey No 1051 leaving his widow Sarah, later Dillon, and Susannah and Louisa Dillon, both minors all of Highland Co. (Record 4, page 28) In record B, page 181, filed in 1818, James Rees, Admr. of estate of James Dillon, dec'd, brought a suit for an order to complete a land contract entered into by decedent while living, on Apr 5, 1815 to convey 17 acres of Jonathan Bails and John Conner. In this suit Lydia is sued as Lydia Dillon. Among the papers in this suit is a copy of the will of John Dillon, dec'd of Clinton Co., Ohio., who names his son James as a devisee. This will is dated Oct 2, 1813 and was probated in Clinton Co., on June 7, 1814. In record B., page 538, filed July Term, 1819, the same Administrator files suit to sell a part of decedent's land to pay debts. The court ordered that Sarah Acres, later Sarah Dillon, the widow of decedent, be assigend dower.
(2775.) HENRY C. HIATT (1115.) (391.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 1845, Delaware Co., Ind (R121).
(2776.) SILAS W. HIATT (1115.) (391.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 1847, Delaware Co., Ind. (R121).
See HH Book, also see Index of Surnames by the Iowa Gen. Society, Vol I, pg. 132, 1972.
Information also sent by William Graham, 917 Bench Blvd., Billings, Mont.FIFTH GENERATION: GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN OF JOHN HIATT, JR.
(391.) WILLIAM HIATT (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 17-3mo-1786, Surry Co, NC.; d. 26 January 1858, Madison Co., Indiana; m.22 July 1806 (date of marriage bond, Grayson Co., Va.), to JEMIMA LUNDY, d/o Amos and Ann (Collins). Lundy; b. c1788/9, prob. Grayson Co., Va. (?).; d. 20 February 1882, Madison Co., Indiana. Prior to 1811 William Hiatt removed from Va. to near Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio; was in Highland Co., Ohio by 1820; resided for a time in Fayette Co., Ohio, before removing in 1835 to Henry Co., Indiana; settled 1852 in Madison Co., Indiana.CH: (1113.) Tamer; (1114.) Ann; (1115.) Amos; (1116.) Mary; (1117.) John; (1118.) ----; (1119.) ---; (1120.) Levi; (1121.) William; (1122.) ----; (1123.) ----; (1124.) ----; (1125.) Jemima; (1126.) Jacob; (1127.) Eli; (1128.) Elias; (1129.) Elihu; (1130.) ----; (1131.) Rachel.
Mt. Pleasant Mo. Mtg., Grayson Co., Va.:
27-12mo-1806 - Jemima Hiett (formerly Lundy). disowned. (R45).It is a tradition that Jemima Lundy was born at Lundy's Lane, where was fought, during the War of 1812, the Battle of Lundy's Lane. At Deep River Mo. Mtg., Guilford Co., NC., 3-1mo-1785, Amos Lundy and wife Ann and children Rachel, Ann, Ebenezer, Tamer, Nathan, James, Jemima and Susannah received on certificate from Kingwood Mo. Mtg., New Jersey, dated 9-9mo-1784. (R45). Either this Jemima is the one who married 1806 to William Hiatt, her date of birth thus being c1782, and the place New Jersey, or else this Jemima died young and a subsequent daughter was born c1788/9 after Amos Lundy had removed with his family to Grayson Co., Va., and also named Jemima. Many of the pioneers were very careless about keeping family records, and possibly Jemima was actually born c1782 in New Jersey, rather than 1788/9, according to her record on the 1850 and 1860 Census reports, and in Virginia. Since she would have been but two years old when the family removed from New Jersey to North Carolina and Virginia, she would have personal recollection of having lived only in Virginia. That she is a daughter of Amos and Ann (Collins). Lundy, there can be no doubt. It is not only possible, but probable, that there was but one Jemima in the family of Amos Lundy, and that the 6 or 7 year discrepancy in the age of Jemima came about as suggested.
Returning to the tradition that Jemima Lundy was born at Lundy's Lane, the land was owned by Jemima's uncle, William Lundy, and was on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, in the Province of Ontario, near enough to the Falls so that the sound of the water could be heard from the farm. Jemima, however, was probably born in Warren Co., New Jersey.Benjamin Lundy, the noted abolitionist of Civil War days, was a second cousin to Jemima (Lundy). Hiatt, their grandfathers being brothers. Jemima's brother, James Lundy, was great-grandfather of the late William Wade Hinshaw, of Washington, D. C., his mother being Anna Harriett Lundy, d/o Levi Lundy, and granddaughter of James. Mr. Hinshaw has published five volumes of Quaker records, The Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, the sixth volume at this writing in the hands of the printer.
Ann (Willson). Lundy, Jemima's paternal grandmother, removed late in life to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Grayson (now Carroll). Co., Va., where she died age 102. William Hiatt died of a typhoid epidemic in 1858. He and Jemima are buried in Forrestville Cemetery, Madison Co., Indiana.
1850 Census, Stony Creek Twp., Henry Co., Indiana: William Hiatt, 64, NC.; Jemima, 61, Va.; Rachel, 17, Ohio; Mary Hiatt, 87, NC.; Elias, 21, Ohio.
1860 Census, Duck Creek Twp., Madison Co., Indiana: Robert Dickey, 29, Ind.; Rachel, 28, Ind.; Ambrose, 5, Ind,; Ann, 3, Ind.; Jemima Hyett, 72, Va,; Rachel Johnson, 9, Ind.
Daniel Lundy, Jemima's first cousin, was security on their marriage bond - William Hiatt to Jemima Lundy, 22 July 1806, Grayson Co., Va.
Is #391 in the Hiatt-Hiett book of genealogy:
!Larry Anderson's John Hiatt book p. 62
Sent by Connie Dabel. Bette Millaway wrote and told us about a Lundy newsletter, sent out by Toni Rodgers in West Monroe, La., for members of the Lundy families.
D/o Amos and Ann Collins Lundy.
In the 1870 Census of Mahaska Co., Iowa, Jemima Hiatt is living in Oskaloosa, Mahaka Co., Ia. age 84, born in New Jersey. She was living with her daughter Mary Crispin, age 57, Keeping House, born Ohio, dau. Minerva age 17, born Iowa.
Jemima Lundy Hiatt's Gravestone: by Florence Hiatt, 17 Tenth St., Columbus, Ga. 31901 See also Newsletters, Vol. VII, No. 2 Aug. 1991 pg.5
Some people may not know that there is proof of age of Jemima Lundy Hiatt, who married William Hiatt. Jemima Lundy Hiatt's tombstone is still at her grave in Indiana and the dates offer proof that she did die at the age of 100 years, sadly, the tombstone has been broken in two, possibly by vandals, but it is still there and legible.
Jemima Lundy b. 1772 d. 20 Feb. 1882, Madison Co., Ind. Married William Hiatt 22 July 1806 in Grayson Co., Va.
I mention this because I have read in several books that the age may be incorrect and that the records may be in error, saying that she was really only 90, and adjusting her birth or death date to suit what they are printing.
This William and Jemima Lundy Hiatt had 19 children. I know the names of 13 of them and would like to know any others. I am a descendant of their son Levi Hiatt who married Ann Adamsom.
Found on page 346 of HH book by William Perry Johnson. Removed to Iowa. His brother Amos was in Keokuk, IA by 1850 Census.
(1111.) ENOCH HIATT (390.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 1823/4, Indiana; m. EDITH COX, d/o Joshua and Rachel (Cox). Cox; b. c1820, NC to Iowa.1850 Census, Black Hawk Twp., Jefferson Co., Iowa: Enoch Hiatt, 26, Ia., Farmer; Edith, 30, NC.; Zimria, 14 (or 17)., Ia., Laborer.
In 1860 they were living in Burlington Twp., Coffey Co., kansas. The Children of Enoch and of his brother Amos C. are not separated in the following record: (ages in 1860). Joseph, 8; Harman A., 5; Jos(h).ua, 1; Mary, 5; Mary J., 7; Rachel A., 9; Suzena, 3; all born in Iowa. (see No. (1112.) ).Found in 1850 Census, Black Hawk Twp., Jefferson Twp., Iowa:
Enoch HIATT, 6, IA., Farmer; Edith, 30 NC. Went to Iowa.In 1860 they were living in Burlington Twp., Coffey Co., Kansas. The chidlren of Enoch and of his brother Amos C. are not separated in the following record: (ages in 1860)
Joseph, 8; Harmon A., 5; Joshua, 1; Mary 5; Mary J., 7; Rachel A., 9;
Susena, 3; all born in Iowa.CHILDREN? Who do they belong to, Amos or Enoch?
Joseph is not mentioned as child of Amos, nor is Joshua so probably belong to Enoch. Then the girls, not mentioned with either one at this time. Need further records, census, etc. to separate, or better yet, a member of the families that will have records.
SIXTH GENERATION: DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HIATT, JR.
(1112.) AMOS C. HIATT (390.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 1831, Indiana; m. HANNAH COX, d/o Joshua and Rachel (Cox). Cox. (See No. (1111.) ).CH: (2758.) Harmon; (2759.) Anderson; (2760.) Elwood; (2761.) William; (2762.) Joseph; (2763.) John; (2764.) Lewis Edward.
1850 Census, Keokuk Co., Iowa: Amos Hiatt, 21, Farmer; Hannah, 20.
From a letter written by Robert Hiatt (b. 1921, Fairfield, Jefferson Co., Iowa). to John Talbert Hiatt (R70).: Amos C. Hiatt b. 1829 (N.?). Carolina; had brothers: Herman, b. 1814; Noah, b. 1822; Enoch, b. 1824; had a distant relative, Benjamin Hiatt, Quaker minister.
Lewis Edward Hiatt (son of Amos C.), b. 1870, Indianalo, Warren Co., Iowa; had brothers: John, b. 1868: Harmon, b. 1854; Anderson, b. 1858; Elwood, b. 1860; William, b. 1864; Joseph, b. 1866.
Almus Lee Hiatt (son of Lewis Edward). b. 1898, Richland, Keokuk Co., Iowa; had no brothers. (R70).
Marriage record found in Early to 1850 Iowa Marriage Records. He was a farmer and did carpentry work.
(2758,). to (2763.) No further record.
(2758,). to (2763.) No further record.
Had gone to North Dakota but continued westward.
(2758,). to (2763.) No further record.
(2758,). to (2763.) No further record.
(2758,). to (2763.) No further record.
Had gone to North Dakota but continued westward.
Sent by Connie Dabel and James E. Smith Trenton, Mo 64683
James writes: There is so much confusing information on this Hiatt family.Some researchers say Elihu was born in Grayson Co., Vir and some say in Surry Co., or Guilford Co., North Carolina. Some of his brothers and sisters were born in Guilford Co., and then after 1796 in Grayson County so no doubt the family moved from North Carolina to Virginia about that time. There is no doubt that Elihu moved to Highland Co., Ohio because all of his children were born there as stated by the Quaker records from which church he was disowned for disunity - marriage contrary to their beliefs - when he married his second wife, who was not a Quaker and who was our grandmother.
Sent by Email, 6 Aug 2003
sttaylor@hotmail.comWhereas Elihu Hiatt of Highland County and State of Ohio, son of John Hiatt of County and State aforesaid and Mary, his wife; and Gertrude Cox, daughter of Enoch Cox and Gertrude his wife, having declared their intentions of Marriage with each other before Monthly Meeting of Religious Society of Friends of Fairfield; According to good order used among them and having Consent of Parents expressed, their said Proposal of marriage was allowed by said Meeting. Now these are to satisfy whom it may concern, that for the fast accomplishing their Said Intentions this third day of the Seventh Month in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eleven, they, the said Elihu Hiatt and Gertrude Cox, appeared in a public meeting of the Said people held at Fairfield in the County and Stae aforesaid, and he, the Said elihu Hiatt taking the Said Gertrude Cox by the hand did openly declare that he took the Said Gertrude Cox to be his wife, promising with divine assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until death should separate them, and in the same assembly, the Said Gertrude Cox did in like manner, declare that she took him, the Said Elihu Hiatt, to be her husband, promising with divine assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful wife until death should separate them and Moreover they, the Said Elihu Hiatt and Gertrude Cox, She according to the custom of Marriage, assuming the name of her hsuband, did as a further confirmation thereof, tehn and thereto, these present set their hands.
Elihu Hiatt
Gertrude HiattAnd we whose names are hereunto subscribed, being present at the Solomnization of the said Marriage and Subscription, have as witnesses thereto, set our hands the day and year above written:
William Willis Margaret Huff John Hiatt
Samuel Huff Martha Williams Mary Hiatt
Enion Williams Bathsheba Lupton Joseph Hiatt
Zimena Wright Mildred Ratcliff Hannah Hiatt(392.) ELIHU HIATT (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. c1788/89, Surry Co., NC.; date and place of death not known; m. (1st). 30-7mo-1811, Highland Co., Ohio, to GERTRUDE COX, d/o Enoch and Gertrude (----). Cox; d. 23-7mo-1826, age 38/39, Highland Co., Ohio; m. (2nd). 19 March 1828 (date of marriage bond, Highland Co., Ohio)., to SARAH JUETT. Probably removed "west".CH: (1132.) Enoch; (1133.) Mary; (1134.) Rachel; (1135.) Oliver; (1136.) Harriet; (1137.) Elvinah; (1138.) Asenath Ellen. (All by first wife; it is not known whether there were any children by the second wife.)
Fairfield Mo. Mtg., Highland Co., Ohio:
3-(30 -- editor).-7mo-1811 - Elihu Hiett, son of John and Mary, Highland Co., Ohio, m. at Fairfield, Gertrude Cox, d/o Enoch and Gertrude. (R57).23-7mo-1826, Gertrude Hiatt died, buried at Fairfield.
21-5mo-1828 - Elihu Hiatt disowned for marriage contrary to discipline. (R57).
The names and dates of birth of the 7 children of Elihu and Gertrude (Cox). Hiatt are recorded by Fairfield Mo. Mtg., Highland Co., Ohio. (R57).
Children of second wife are unknown or unrecorded. The above names and dates are recorded at the Quaker Fairfield Monthly Meeting Records, Highland County, Ohio USA. Elihu Hiett/Hiatt and second wife probably moved "west" after 1828.
Sent by Connie Dabel.
D/o Enoch and Gertrude Cox.
(1133.) MARY HIATT (392.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 8-9mo-1813, Highland Co., Ohio. (R57).
(1136.) HARRIETT HIATT (392.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 13-2mo-1821, Highland Co., Ohio; d. 11-9mo-1833, Highland Co., Ohio; bur. Fairfield. (R57).
(1138.) ASENATH ELLEN HIATT (392.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 6-2mo-1823 (a twin)., Highland Co., Ohio. (R57).
Sent by Connie Dabel and James E. Smith Trenton, Mo 64683
James writes: There is so much confusing information on this Hiatt family.Some researchers say Elihu was born in Grayson Co., Vir and some say in Surry Co., or Guilford Co., North Carolina. Some of his brothers and sisters were born in Guilford Co., and then after 1796 in Grayson County so no doubt the family moved from North Carolina to Virginia about that time. There is no doubt that Elihu moved to Highland Co., Ohio because all of his children were born there as stated by the Quaker records from which church he was disowned for disunity - marriage contrary to their beliefs - when he married his second wife, who was not a Quaker and who was our grandmother.
Sent by Email, 6 Aug 2003
sttaylor@hotmail.comWhereas Elihu Hiatt of Highland County and State of Ohio, son of John Hiatt of County and State aforesaid and Mary, his wife; and Gertrude Cox, daughter of Enoch Cox and Gertrude his wife, having declared their intentions of Marriage with each other before Monthly Meeting of Religious Society of Friends of Fairfield; According to good order used among them and having Consent of Parents expressed, their said Proposal of marriage was allowed by said Meeting. Now these are to satisfy whom it may concern, that for the fast accomplishing their Said Intentions this third day of the Seventh Month in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eleven, they, the said Elihu Hiatt and Gertrude Cox, appeared in a public meeting of the Said people held at Fairfield in the County and Stae aforesaid, and he, the Said elihu Hiatt taking the Said Gertrude Cox by the hand did openly declare that he took the Said Gertrude Cox to be his wife, promising with divine assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until death should separate them, and in the same assembly, the Said Gertrude Cox did in like manner, declare that she took him, the Said Elihu Hiatt, to be her husband, promising with divine assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful wife until death should separate them and Moreover they, the Said Elihu Hiatt and Gertrude Cox, She according to the custom of Marriage, assuming the name of her hsuband, did as a further confirmation thereof, tehn and thereto, these present set their hands.
Elihu Hiatt
Gertrude HiattAnd we whose names are hereunto subscribed, being present at the Solomnization of the said Marriage and Subscription, have as witnesses thereto, set our hands the day and year above written:
William Willis Margaret Huff John Hiatt
Samuel Huff Martha Williams Mary Hiatt
Enion Williams Bathsheba Lupton Joseph Hiatt
Zimena Wright Mildred Ratcliff Hannah Hiatt(392.) ELIHU HIATT (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. c1788/89, Surry Co., NC.; date and place of death not known; m. (1st). 30-7mo-1811, Highland Co., Ohio, to GERTRUDE COX, d/o Enoch and Gertrude (----). Cox; d. 23-7mo-1826, age 38/39, Highland Co., Ohio; m. (2nd). 19 March 1828 (date of marriage bond, Highland Co., Ohio)., to SARAH JUETT. Probably removed "west".CH: (1132.) Enoch; (1133.) Mary; (1134.) Rachel; (1135.) Oliver; (1136.) Harriet; (1137.) Elvinah; (1138.) Asenath Ellen. (All by first wife; it is not known whether there were any children by the second wife.)
Fairfield Mo. Mtg., Highland Co., Ohio:
3-(30 -- editor).-7mo-1811 - Elihu Hiett, son of John and Mary, Highland Co., Ohio, m. at Fairfield, Gertrude Cox, d/o Enoch and Gertrude. (R57).23-7mo-1826, Gertrude Hiatt died, buried at Fairfield.
21-5mo-1828 - Elihu Hiatt disowned for marriage contrary to discipline. (R57).
The names and dates of birth of the 7 children of Elihu and Gertrude (Cox). Hiatt are recorded by Fairfield Mo. Mtg., Highland Co., Ohio. (R57).
Children of second wife are unknown or unrecorded. The above names and dates are recorded at the Quaker Fairfield Monthly Meeting Records, Highland County, Ohio USA. Elihu Hiett/Hiatt and second wife probably moved "west" after 1828.
Sent by Connie Dabel and James E. Smith.
James Writes: When Sarah was living with her daughter, Martha Jane, in
Madison Co., Ohio when the 1870 U.S. Census was taken, her age was given as 71 years. Her death record in Highland Co., Ohio states that she was 82 when she died.
Sent by Connie Dabel.
(393.) JOHN HIATT (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 9-4mo-1791, Grayson Co., Va.; d. 10-9mo-1859, Henry Co., Indiana; m. 31 March 1813 (date of marriage bond, "Highland Co., Ohio)., to CHARITY HODSON; b. 22-8mo-1790, NC.; d. 24-12mo-1863, Henry Co., Indiana. Probably to Indiana by 1820.CH: (1139.) William J.; (1140.) Sarah J.; (1141.) Solomon. (Others.)
Clear Creek Mo. Mtg., Clinton Co., Ohio:
26-8mo-1813 - John Hiatt, Jr. disowned for marriage contrary to discipline. (R57).1820 Census, Wayne Co., Indiana: - John Hiatt - 1 male aged 26 to 45, 2 males aged under 10; 1 female aged 26 to 45, 2 females aged under 10.
1830 Census, Henry Co., Indiana: - John Hiatt - 1 male aged 30 to 40, 1 male aged 15 to 20, 1 male aged 10 to 15; 1 female aged 30 to 40, 1 female aged 10 to 15, 1 female aged 5 to 10, 1 female aged under 5.
1850 Census, Stony Creek Twp., Henry Co., Indiana: John Hiatt, 58, Farmer, Va.; Charity, 60, NC.; Sarah, 21, Ind.; Solomon, 17, Ind.; Allen (female)., 5/12, Ind.
Springfield Mo. Mtg., Wayne Co., Indiana:
John Hiatt b. 4-9-1791; d. 9-10-1859
Charity Hiatt b. 8-22-1790; d. 12-24-1763.
Ch: Sarah b. 6-14-1829. (R98).
Sent by Connie Dabel.
(1140.) SARAH J. HIATT (393.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 14 6mo. 1829 Henry County, Indiana.
Sent by Dorothy Morris.
(1142.) to (1146.) No further record.