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ben hatton 1874-1961

band07 — 2012-04-20 01:10:23Z

im looking for any kind of info on ben hatton 1874-1961. i know he married florida taylor 1894-1940.i aslo i have some info on there children granville hatton 1918-1979 is my grandfather,-jake hatton-jim hatton-john hatton-earl hatton-sarah hatton.i have some info on sarah hatton she married james mort hollon i most interested in ben hatton 1874-1961 and where he buried at.

Re: George Wahington HATTON

TonyHatton — 2012-04-17 19:22:50Z

Joy, Hi I just saw your post and thought I would try to answer. Henry Melvin Hatton was my grandfather and your grandfather was my U
ncle Dan Hatton. Uncle Dan'n brother Harold Melvin Hatton was my father. Uncle Dan had 4 children, James, Joe, Karen, and Bonnie.
Henry Melvin Hatton's father was George Washington Hatton III, his father was George Washington Hatton II, and his father was George Washing Hatton I. Now from and including Henry Melvin Hatton they all spelled last name with one T (Haton). So you may have to try Haton to find any of the elders of our family. I hope this will help with any looking that you do.
My email adress is spiritwalker45@yahoo.com
Take care and may God bless, your cousin. Tony Hatton

HATTON Mary May 1936 1984 beloved mother

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 21:48:19Z

HATTON Mary May 1936 1984 beloved mother

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,865 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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HATTON Russell O - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-20 10:17:51Z

HATTON Russell O - Vietnam Wall section 4E

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Canadian Obituary for Pte. Bernard Hatton, Sept. 1896

ParkFamilyGenealogist99 — 2012-03-18 00:34:32Z

From the book Esteemed and Regretted, Canadian obituaries from the Niagara Peninsula, compiled by Paul Hutchinson.

The Times
Niagara-on-the-Lake
September 24, 1896
p. 4

A MARKSMAN KILLED

An accident which had a fatal result occurred at the rifle range on Thursday morning last. Private Hatton of No. 8 Company, 31st Battalion, who was one of the markers at target 13, was shot whilst Company No. 4 of the 12th Battalion were firing from the 200-yard range. The bullet struck the two-inch plank of cover-board on the edge, deflected downwards and to the side, striking Private Hatton on the left side of his head. The bullet went through, scattering the man's brains over the signal board. The bullet went on as far as the boards in the rear of the trench, and then fell to the ground.

The marker had just been removing one of the discs when he was struck. He was six feet two inches in height, and, had he not been a man of more than ordinary stature, he would not have been injured, as the bullet struck him just on the top of the head. The surgeon, who was on the ground pronounced the case to be hopeless. he was at once removed to the hospital, where he died in about four hours.

No blame for the accident is attached to any one. Private Hatton was in his right place, and the company were firing at the proper time. The range was altered this year. It is protected in front by four or five feet of packed earth. Firing was dispensed with during the remainder of the week, however, and men were set to work to lower the floor of the trench about eighteen inches. The work was rapidly pushed forward and completed by Monday morning. Since then target practice has been resumed without any further mishaps.

Bernard Hatton comes from Owen Sound. He was about 22 years of age, and joined Co. No. 8 when it was first organized, a little over two years ago.

A brother of the deceased arrived on Friday and took the remains home to Owen Sound for burial.

The most unfortunate accident cast a gloom over the entire camp.

Re: Sila Hatton B. 1846 Bath Co. KY

KMHatten — 2012-03-06 00:55:03Z

I do have Thiessen's death certificate. He and Mary adopted a girl, Marie Agnes.
Karen

Re: Mary Battas Silas Hatton

KMHatten — 2012-03-06 00:52:13Z

What proof do you have that Mary Battas went to Kentucky? I know that he was living in Robertson, Texas in 1875 because I have a copy of a letter he wrote to her and mentions the baby. I don't know if they got a divorce, or if he died. I have no sources proving such.
Please let me know what you have in regards to their marriage.
Thanks,
Karen Hatten

Re: William and Anna/Annie Hatton PA.

barbppt — 2012-03-02 06:07:45Z

There was a Hatton associated with the early history of Concord Township, PA, in what was then Chester County, now it's in Delaware County.

Re: James Dunbar Hatton

kiyalmt — 2012-02-21 20:01:54Z

that is as far as I got as well.... The man is a mystery lol

Re: Benjamin Hatton family

sis1of4ch — 2012-02-16 23:43:33Z

Thank you for responding to my inquiry. I have "finished" my Hatton Family Geneaolgy and had it published. I put a disclaimer in the book that some of the information could not be verified to my satisfaction but that I wanted to complete what I had. I have only done this book for my immediate family so they could see where they came from and Benjamin was not in my immediate line. Good luck to you in doing your research. I sent all my research books and research to the Breathitt County Library in Kentucky when I finished. Hopefully someone will be able to use the books to do a more complete family history on the Hatton's

Re: Sir Christopher Hatton

lharrison71 — 2012-02-07 02:12:07Z

Hello Elizabeth,
I saw your message regarding the Hattons of Maryland and I am intrigued. My own family history is through Elizabeth Hatton Greenfield; her father was Acquilla Hatton who was the son of John Hatton, born 1711.

Do you know of earlier Hattons? I'd be most grateful if you can add to the information.

Thank you for any light you can shed on this family!

Linda Harrison

Re: Benjamin Hatton family

aseibert160 — 2012-01-31 01:53:33Z

Hi,
My mother in-law is Betty Berry, daughter of Merton Berry (#9). I have a little information that I may be able to add, but I really appreciate this wonderful contribution. I'm sharing your information with her and see what she thinks!
We had noticed while doing her geneology last year that there was a point where Berrie became Berry. I'll try to get that added to your post later this week.
Audrey

Re: Hatton-Hatten

mahat1 — 2011-12-07 15:36:45Z

I married a Hatton from Powell Co., Ky. A friend & I are researching the Hatton's. Starting with Adam Hatton (b. 1731 in Pennsylvia & died about 1832 in Clark Co., Ky. He was in Rev. War & I have obtained about 65 pages from Fold 3 (Footnote). In researching in Clark & Montgomery Co. there was not will or land deeds. I will go to Powell & Estill Co. to search for a will or deeds for Adam Hatton. It is my understanding the Adam Hatton live on the Clark-Estill Co. so I am unsure wether he lived in Clark or Estill Co. when he died & where he is buried. I have an obit for Adam Hatton.

I am looking for the children of Adam & Sarah Hatton. Can someone help me with the Adam & Sarah's children, county of death, & burial place?
Thanks so much,
Mary Hatton

hatton somerset

evans1271 — 2011-09-29 20:25:40Z

Need help locating my great grandfather, his name was Joseph Hatton, lived in 29 northload street Glastonbury in 1914, this information was found on my grandmother Evelyn Elizabeth hatton's birth certificate. I know she also had a sister Olive Hatton who may have been a couple of years older. I have searched this line for years, I still cannot trace a marriage for Joseph, he married Elizabeth Ann Williams, were married at the time of my grandmothers birth! Would really apprecitae help with this.

Re: Need to fill in the gap

1_whatton — 2011-09-28 03:00:16Z

My father was Rev. Samuel Cecil Hatton, Jr. He was born in Vonore, Tennessee but grew up in Richmond, KY. His Father was Samuel Cecil Hatton, mother was Delina Crawford Hatton. We have an old family tree from years ago that goes back to a Valentine Crawford on his mother's side. My Dad passed away in June of 2000. At the time of his death he was living at the Masonic Home of Shelbyville, KY. My son was doing some research and ran across your post. Is your husband's father known as Crutcher?

Nancy Hatton 1854-1938

niecey_1027 — 2011-09-09 16:48:03Z

Hello,

I am researching my husband's great-grandmother Nancy D. HATTON. Nancy was born 2 Feb 1854 to Hiram Franklin HATTON and Susan Louana HOLDER in Patton County, KY, died 29 Mar 1938 in Kellyville, Creek County, OK, and was buried 30 Mar 1938 in Kellyville Cemetery, Kellyville, Creek County, OK.

She married William H. "Bill" WILLOUGHBY/WILLIBY on 13 Apr 1884 in Montgomery County, KY.

Known children include daughter Juda born ca Mar 1886 in KY, son William Sherman 5 Jan 1888 in Mount Sterling, Montgomery County, KY (my husband's grandfather), daughter Ardenia born ca Sep 1891 in KY, and daughter Mattie born ca Apr 1897 in KY (as per the 1900 US Federal Census for Powell County, KY). There is also another daughter Nancy Jane born 24 Apr 1898 in KY, who married a Jacob WEINS in 1920 in Kellyville, OK, and died 3 Jun 1987 in Kellyville, OK. I suspect Nancy Jane and Mattie are the same person.

The earliest I have Nancy, Bill & family in Kellyville, OK is on the 1920 US Federal Census. I am still looking for them on the 1910 US Federal Census.

Any information anyone has to help my husband fill in the blanks (including pictures anyone is willing to share) about his great-grandmother will be greatly appreciated. I can be contacted at niecey1027.cs@gmail.com.

Thank you!

Re: Hatton wells somerset

evans1271 — 2011-09-07 21:34:32Z

Hi Robyn, thank you the reply you sent me, the only Hatton's I have are the ones mentioned, sorry, Im getting nowhere with further info as I can't find their marriage, I have come to a dead end, it looks like i will have to wait for the 1921 census! I can't seem to get anywhere, I want to try house history next, tax payers for the address on my grandmothers birth certificate but not sure how to go about that yet.

Re: Hatton wells somerset

RobynWards — 2011-09-06 00:06:32Z

Hi Alison,
I have had a fair bit of success, along with failures tracing my Hatton's.
I don't think at this stage we have the same family.
My G grandfather was John Hatton who married Matilda Puddy Palmer and lived in Bristol.
They had 4 children, John Edwin, Ernest Percy, Francis Gordon (died at sea), and my grandmother Matilda Mary Adeline Hatton.
I have been able to trace the family back to my ggg grandfather, Francis Hatton born 1776 in Newent Gloucestershire.
Do any of these show up in your tree?
Kind regards Robyn

Re: Hatton wells somerset

evans1271 — 2011-09-05 20:52:38Z

Hi, just wondered if youve got any further with your hatton search, your story sounds similliar to mine, my mother tells me that my grandmother evelyn hatton born 1914 in northload street glastonbury, had a sister called olive who moved to neath married and kept a sweet shop, also that there was a brother who may have died at sea, when i looked into family history in glastonbury i was told that Hatton was not a common name in the area, therefore, im wondering if you can shed any further light, regards Alison.

Re: Lawrence County, Kentucky HATTONS

dsdp1 — 2011-09-03 22:40:31Z

Hi. My grandmother was Doris Hatton, 1904-1983, the older sister of Manley and Wanda. I would like to correspond with you about family history. Let me know if you are interested. I also have information on Dennis Arntzen,Wanda's son.

Debbie

Re: Hatton of NY

gunwin1914 — 2011-08-29 04:34:04Z

I am researching Hatton family in Troy, New york. James Hatton b. 1830-31, wife, Jane. Children born in the 1860's.

Hatton or Hattan, Troy, New York 1880's

gunwin1914 — 2011-08-29 04:21:08Z

James Hatton/Hattan,wf. Jane, children: Hugh, James, Fanny, Mary, Margaret, Timothy. Any information would be appreciated.

Re: JANUS HATTON - b. KY approx. 1826, lived in Missouri

papafrankh — 2011-08-23 20:04:11Z

Here is some help:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/R...=

Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1960
Name Date of Death County Certificate Number
Augusta G. Hatton November 18, 1959 Randolph 41363 view image

Re: JANUS HATTON - b. KY approx. 1826, lived in Missouri

dalemon110 — 2011-08-22 16:58:17Z

oops Barbara--
I should have said Janus was my great grandfather.
Sorry,
Don L.

Re: JANUS HATTON - b. KY approx. 1826, lived in Missouri

dalemon110 — 2011-08-22 16:53:40Z

Hello Barbara--Janus C. Hatton was my grandfather. His daughter, Agusta Godby Hatton, married George Washington Lemon, My father, Hatton Lemon, was their first child. I am trying to find who Janus parents were and trace the family as far back as I can. I'm also looking for Mary M. Hatton, Janus' wife, who her parents. Ancestry.com says that Janus was born in Kentucky and that Mary was born in Virginia. Janis and Mary lived in Pettis County, MO. If you are having any success in locating previous generations please email me at dalemon@gra.midco.net to tell me what you have found. We clearly are relatives.
Regards,
Don Lemon

Arthur Hatton

hattwg — 2011-07-22 17:44:20Z

Looking for any info re. Arthur Merrill Hatton husband of Katherine Emerich married in Cook County 1931. Arthur lived in Canada most of his life and was born in Fort William, Ontario. Apparently died in 1965 in Los Angeles. He is my grandfather.

Re: Rachel BRYANT / HATTON / Terry

gjreddoch1 — 2011-07-16 16:37:46Z

Hi also have some info on this family Joanna had a son by her first marriage James R Faber b Texas. Her first husband Dr Faber died then Joanna married Samuel Hatton. Jame Faber jr married a family member of mine Sarah C Rhine in Arkansas. Willing to share Thanks Jeannie Reddoch gjreddoch@aol.com

Re: Rachel BRYANT / HATTON / Terry

hattiebb — 2011-07-05 10:13:51Z

Her first marriage was to Adam Hatton, on March 10, 1836 in Estill County, KY. Bond in Clay Co. Her sons were Samuel Monroe Hatton and Hiram. Sam served in the Union army as a commissary officer and he and his wife, Joanna were my father's great grand parents. Family story is that they named two of their boys Ulysses Grant and Lincoln to advertise that they were union sympathies, considering move from a "border" state.

Their son, named Ulysses Grant, married to Martha McPherson. Kids Mary B (1882), Francis (1885), Wiley (1890) Anna (1893), Charles "Doc" (1895) and Rose (1898).

My dad is the grandson of Samuel Monroe's son, Samuel Blunt.

Following is something interesting (via Judie Petty) that was verified to me by my Dad's elderly cousin, Sam Wilson, back in 1987. His mother was Sam and Joanna's daughter, Mary.

Martha was born around 1863 in Gainesville TX. Martha married William J. Bell in 1870 in Tarrant County, TX and had two children (Mary Jane 1882 and Sarah Frances 1884). They divorced. Martha married Grant Hatton sometime between 1885 and 1889. They had four children (Wiley, Anna, Rose and Charlie). Grant was killed near Eureka Springs around 1897 by U.S. Marshalls. He had killed a young Indian man named Dannenberg near Tahlequah in the Indian Territory (Oklahoma). He was trying to escape from the marshals when he was killed. This comes from a copy of a newspaper notice that was given to me (Judie) by a distant cousin. They also got a copy of the criminal file from the National Archives. In 1900 Martha and her children were living with Grant’s parents in Carrol Co, Arkansas. Source notes that Mary Jane had a child around age 14 or 15 with no recorded marriage. Speculates that Dannenberg was the father. The criminal record says that Mary was to called as a witness and Grant was to be transported back to Indian Territory for trial in an Indian court. Mary’s child’s name was Nancy. Mary would never tell her about the circumstances of her birth. (Source: Audrey, descendant from Mary Jane, via Judie)

Grant was a prisoner at Levenworth: # 1740 http://www.archives.gov/central-plains/kansas-city/finding-a...

My dad remembers "Aunt Pink" (Rose, who was really a cousin) and her refusal to talk about her father.

Re: Rachel BRYANT / HATTON / Terry

kehkerr — 2011-07-03 18:27:12Z

That's how my brother claims it was pronounced... H'arm...

Did you run into that uncle, cousin... whose, full name was Hiram Harmlin Hatton... wonder it they called him

Harm Harm Hatton.... ???? :)

do you have any photos of your Hatton started to say Bunch ... but that is also a Hatton given name... I have 2 photos given to me by my great aunt.. Annie Hatton Willis ..she was a granddaughter of Joanna Size...

Re: Rachel BRYANT / HATTON / Terry

hattiebb — 2011-07-03 15:45:46Z

My father (Samuel Blunt, son of David Franklin, grandson of Samuel Blunt and Joanna Size) had an Uncle Hiram who he remembers well. I am going to suppose that that Hiram was named after the uncle Hiram. It's not unusual for my relatives to sound as if they are calling him "Harm" (accent).

looking for:

lsetters2 — 2011-06-28 01:13:27Z

Hi, does anyone researching Ky Hattons have a person named Agnes Hatton Hall in their line. She was from Clay City, Powell, Ky and passed away in 2001 04 2004. If you knpow of any of her living family I would like to be able to speak with them
Thanks
linda setters
lsetters1@zoomtown.com

Re: HATTON IN EASTERN CHEROKEE NATION

lsetters2 — 2011-06-28 00:16:25Z

do you have any other info...birth year, middle initial, parents.......

Re: HATTON IN EASTERN CHEROKEE NATION

lsetters2 — 2011-06-28 00:16:17Z

do you have any other info...birth year, middle initial, parents.......

hatton

lsetters2 — 2011-06-14 01:07:01Z

does anyone have william harrison hatton, Powell and wolfe counties, ky...married 3 times...first to Sara (sally) Rogers, 2nd to Martha Bush and 3rd to my great grandmother, Lou Meadows (Ratliff) Hatton
Thanks in advance
lsetters1@zoomtown.com
linda setters

regarding hattons

lsetters2 — 2011-06-14 01:02:20Z

Can you tell me if you have a William H Hatton in your Hatton line? He was married first to Sara (Sally) Rogers,
2nd to Martha Bush and 3rd to my great grandmother, Lou Ratliff-Meadows Hatton. Their residences were Powell and Wolfe Counties.
Linda Setters
lsetters1@zoomtown.com

Richard William HATTON b abt 1834 in England

colinclarke1945 — 2011-06-12 17:10:24Z

Can anyone provide a clue, please, regarding the birthplace of this HATTON, and the details of his first marriage.

William Richard HATTON or Richard William HATTON came from England to Australia, before 1861. (I have the Australian birth certificate of one of his children of the second marriage which says "Richard William" and his 1861 NSW Marriage Certificate (second marriage) says only William, and he signed it William ...). Is it W R or R W ??

William Richard HATTON died 4 May 1916 in Mudgee NSW Australia and was buried 6 May.

He married Mary LUCK, a spinster and 'Needlewoman', on 3rd July 1861, Church of England, Mudgee. On his marriage certificate it notes he was a 'widower' and 'Shoemaker'. They were both 'of Mudgee' when they married 1861.

I am not able to find his FIRST marriage (was it in the UK or in Australia and what was the spouse name?). I am thinking that such a discovery may help me find his birthplace details. All I have seen on any certificate is 'England" for birthplace,and he was said to be 82 years at his death 1916. (=1834).

Any suggestions, hints, please.

HATTON b abt1834 in UK

colinclarke1945 — 2011-06-12 16:31:45Z

HATTON in England and Australia

Please see thread 12 Jun 2011 for "HATTON b abt1834 in UK" in 'United Kingdom and Ireland' 'General' board.

Re: HATTON's of Carroll County, Arkansas

GJReddoch — 2011-05-25 20:00:03Z

Hi I also have info on this family would love to share and recive. I have info on James R Faber Joannas older son and Samuel B Hatton from Texas and Carroll Co. Arkansas and there forst wives. Rhine Girls from Carroll Co. Thanks Jeannie Reddoch gjreddoch@aol.com

Re: E. Kenneth HATTON 1909-1999 Ohio

GayleGall60 — 2011-05-20 22:15:51Z

I have since discarded the license.

Re: E. Kenneth HATTON 1909-1999 Ohio

lizzie476 — 2011-05-20 16:40:00Z

There are a lot of Johansmann descendants in Ohio. I wrote to a Ralph Johansmann years ago. He has since passed away but all of the Johansmann names in the Cincinnati Ohio area are of the same family. Unfortunately I do not have these readily available anymore since they were not in my direct line and came to America later than my famly but you should be able to contact any of them and get the records to anyone doing research.

Thomas Hatton b1789

phatton145 — 2011-05-11 06:02:22Z

Looking for any descendants of Thomas Hatton born around 1789 in Lambeth, London. He was a printer and died of cholera in 1849. He managed to marry three times, Deborah Wilkinson, Elizabeth Shenstone and Louisa Kennerley.

Have hit a brick wall with him and his last son Francis Henry Hatton b1839

Cheers

Paul Hatton

Re: Hattons in Wolfe Co. Powell Co. Kentucky

pspiker — 2011-04-29 14:03:55Z

Tamara, Much Thanks. What is the source of the birthdate, Please? I am working with a grandson of "Minnie". He did not know parents. Ewell Day is a brother to my ancestor William Asher Day, Sons of Loyd Day and Emily Jane Allen.
I am managing The grandsons DNA autosomal/genome account.

Can we be in contact? Pspiker27@aol.com

Re: Hattons in Wolfe Co. Powell Co. Kentucky

TamaraMyers52 — 2011-04-28 21:34:55Z

Arminia Columbia was born to John Preston Hatton and Mary Ann Pitts 28 May 1882, in Powell County, KY. She married Ewell Day on 20 Jan 1898, in Menifee County, KY.

Re: Hattons in Wolfe Co. Powell Co. Kentucky

pspiker — 2011-04-25 08:41:30Z

Researching the Ephriam and Arminia Hatton in Powell Co KY 1880 and 1910 census. Did they have a daughter, Arminia born ca 1882 who married Ewell Day ca 1898?

Phyllis Spiker

pspiker27@aol.com

Re: Scottish Brick Wall

vapourskies — 2011-04-19 15:01:59Z

Hi Jane,

Unfortunately the marriage record does not give the names of his parents. It reads:
Frederick Kennedy Hatton of this parish (bachelor) and Sarah Bird of this parish (spinster)were married in this church by Banns.. on 25th April 1836, in the presence of Harriet and William Bird.

I am hoping that his middle name is derived from his mothers maiden name?! Kennedy = Hatton? It's a long shot, but its an 'odd' name I thought.

All the census' I have seen so far indicate that he was born in Scotland, but he has never appeared on any of them with his parents.

I don't know if that can provide any pointers at all?
Sarah

Re: Scottish Brick Wall

eajaneharrison97 — 2011-04-19 12:00:46Z

Hi Sarah,
I can find no baptism in Scotland for Frederick Hatton 1812 +/- 5 years .
Do you have his fathers name from his marriage records ?
Assuming that he did not move down to London with his parents they could be on the Scottish census as Hatton is wasn't such a common name in Scotland.
Jane

Scottish Brick Wall

vapourskies — 2011-04-18 12:50:13Z

Hi All,

I am currently researching my Hatton lineage, but have hit a brick wall. I have tried searching everywhere for more information; including on Scotland's People and so on.

The gentleman that is causing the problem is: Frederick Kennedy Hatton. I believe he was born in Scotland and then moved to London prior to the census' starting. From what I have gathered he was born around 1812 (give or take a few years) and died in London in 1869. I have ordered his will, but this tells me nothing new. The only thing that may help me is his middle name (can I presume this is his mothers maiden name?), it only appears once in all of the documents I have - his marriage to Sarah Bird in 1836 (London).

Because my 'Scottish Fred' died before the census' started to become more informative, I only have the birth country of Scotland to go on.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I wish I could whittle it down to a county or town (so that it was worth going to Scotland to do some research) just don't know what to search for now.
Thanks
Sarah

Details I have:
Marriage 1836
Census: 1841-1861
Residence: 1856 and 1860
Will & Probate: 1869

HATTON/HATTEN Robert - Easton, Northampton,PA

jlgregg — 2011-04-09 00:12:10Z

Seeking info on parents of Robert Hatton/Hatten b. 1806 in Easton, Northampton, PA.

Trees on Ancestry.com list Jonathan A. Hatten or Edward Hatten as father b.1784 d 1856. Mother listed as Margaret Longstreth; oddly enough her name is associated with both Jonathan and Edward.

Any information is greatly appreciated!

Joy Gregg

Re: Cheshire HATTON family reunion

jackkirk_1 — 2011-03-29 10:02:33Z

I am descended from the Lambert Hatton family listed at Monks Coppenhall in the 1881 census - any use?

Re: HATTON - HATTEN

hilobarbie — 2011-03-29 00:15:18Z

I'm helping a friend begin searching his family. An ancestor is named George Hatton of Virginia and my friend doesn't have any other information other than he probably was living in 1920. My friend is mulatto and possibly the name came from an owner at some time. More than likely the ancestor would have been negro since mixed blood was usually assigned negro. Any help you could provide would be so very much appreciated. Hilobarbie@yahoo.com