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Note: Marriage records for Allen Co., IN: John M Nowhouse m Samantha Hatfield 27 Dec 1860.

John and wife Samantha came from Carol Hatfield White info.

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Cummings, Laura Louisa (b. ABT 1845)

Note: Laura and parents came from Carol Hatfield White info.

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Dusenberry, Samantha Iowa (b. ABT 1848)

Note: Samantha and parents came from Carol Hatfield White info.

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Hatfield, Thomas (b. ABT 1800)

Note: BIOGRAPHY: A Sense of Place in Centerville and Washington Township, (Montgomery Co., OH), by The Centerville Historical Society, pub. 1977 & 1985 by Landfall Press, Inc., Dayton, Ohio: p 124, includes a Levin Hatfield (came from New Jersey about 1807) and his wife Sara Davis, who have a son named Thomas. "After Levin Hatfield died in 1825, his wife, Sarah, and son, Thomas Hatfield, apparently converted the sawmill to a grist mill. A tannery also was sunk on the property before it was sold in 1836 to John Belleman."

First Baptist Church of Centerville (Montgomery Co., OH) Minutes 1799-1950, film 1686034:
4 Oct 1823, p 122: Appointed Bro. Thomas Hatfield (son of William) to visit Bro. Thomas Hatfield (son of Levin) for his non-attendance for a length of time.
1 Nov 1823, p 122: Thomas Hatfield (son of Levin) excluded.

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Hatfield, Jonas (b. 1763, d. 1813)

Note: Notes from Brian Smead, bsmead@gte.net on 13 Nov 2000:
A Genealogical Index of Miami Valley pioneers, Ohio, Page 68 has a Jonas Hatfield, wife named
Rachel. Rachel died in Washington, Indiana.
Jonas and Rachel has eight children, dates not listed, named Thomas, Jonas,
John, Nathan, Deborah, Rachel, Mary, and Ann.

Notes: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kybiog/kenton/hatfield.ws2.txt, Aug 2003, from History of Kentucky and Kentuckians, E. Polk Johnson, three volumes, Lewis Pulishing Co., New York & Chicago, 1912. Common version, Vol. III, p. 1320.
The Hatfield family traces its ancestry back to Welch origin, the great-grandfather, Jonas Hatfield, having emigrated from Wales to the United States in the year 1772, when but nine years of age. He first settled in Pennsylvania and later removed to Kentucky, where he was united in marriage to Miss Rachel Janny. They became the parents of several children and after a time established their home in Dayton, Ohio. In 1810, they removed to Green's Fork, on White River, Wayne county, Indiana. There Jonas Hatfield passed the residue of his life, his death having occurred in 1813. During the major portions of his active business career he was engaged in agricultural pursuits. Of his children, Nathan E. Hatfield was the grandfather of the Doctor; he was born at Dayton, Ohio in 1804 [more on Nathan children.]

Early History of Greens Fork, Indiana; http://www.waynet.org/community/greens_fork/GreensForkhistory.htm; Aug 2003;
p 2. Jonas Hatfield, Sr. came from Kentucky in 1812, purchased the land that the town of Washington (Greens Fork) now is built on.
The Village of Washington (now Greens Fork) - One of the most honored and familiar names on the frontier that Indiana Territory was a part of was the name chosen by Thomas Hatfield when in 1818 he platted the town, Washington. (is this Jonas' son Thomas?)

RESIDENTS:
1763-1772................ Wales
1772-?........................PA
bef 1786- 1803......... KY
1803-1809................. Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio
1810-1813(death).....Green's Fork, Wayne, Indiana

JSuman@aol.com lists:
1) Jonas Hatfield b ca 1763 - Wales, d 1813, Wayne Co., IN. Events: 1772 Wales to USA, Locations: PA; KY; Dayton, OH; 1810 Green's Fork, White River, Wayne Co., IN
+ Rachel Janny
2) Nathan E. Hatfield b 1804, Dayton, OH, d Mar 1875. Events: 11 children. Locations: 1830 in St. Joseph Co., IN
+ Emily Roe, b ca 1811, OH, d 1882, m 26 Apr 1827, Wayne Co., OH 3) Able Janny Hatfield b 10 Jun 1828, IN, d 1897. Events: 6 children. Locations: St. Joseph Co., IN; Wayne Co., IN; VA
+ Martha Zigler b Feb 1830, VA, d 26 Sep 1861. Locations 1838 in St. Joseph Co., IN
more kids listed for Nathan and Emily.

Death: 1813 Green's Fork, Wayne, Indiana

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Janny, Rachel (b. ABT 1765)

Note: Early Settlers of Montgomery Co, OH Vol 2, p 109, Common Pleas (Probate) Docket Book D-1
Term of Sept 1815, Case 15 - Rachel Hatfield and Thomas Hatfield, adms of estate of Jonas Hatfield, petition to convey title to land in Sec. 20, T3, R4E to Philip Gunckle. Contract by Jonas during his lifetime. Bond: Jonas Hatfield of Wayne Co., IN territory. Witness: Lewis Shuey, dated 2 Apr 1814. Court authorized conveyance, p 45.

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Hatfield, Jonas (b. 1799, d. 1880)

Note: BURIAL: Green's Fork Cemetery, Green's Fork, Wayne County, Indiana; http://www.waynet.org/people/genealogy/greensfork-south/g-n.htm Aug 2003;
Jonas Hatfield 1799-1880, D2-8, buried next to wife Tabitha.

It's not verified that this is the right Jonas. Jonas in Green's Fork Cem. had birth year of 1799.
CENSUS
1880 Census, Clay, Wayne, Indiana; from familysearch.org, pg 105D
Jonas HATFIELD Male
Other Information: Birth Year <1811> Birthplace OH Age 69 Occupation Farmer Marital Status W <Widowed> Race W <White> Head of Household Jonas HATFIELD Relation Self Father's Birthplace KY Mother's Birthplace GER

Death: 1880 Green's Fork, Wayne, Indiana

Burial: Green's Fork Cemetery, Green's Fork, Wayne, Indiana

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Hatfield, Thomas (b. 1787, d. 1854)

Note: BURIAL: Green's Fork Cemetery, Green's Fork, Wayne County, Indiana; http://www.waynet.org/people/genealogy/greensfork-south/g-n.htm Aug 2003;
Thomas Hatfield 1797-1854 - also Sarah (Brown) w/o Thomas.

Notes from Brian Smead, bsmead@gte.net on 13 Nov 2000:
A Genealogical Index of Miami Valley pioneers, Ohio, Page 68 has a Jonas Hatfield, wife named
Rachel. Rachel died in Washington, Indiana.
Jonas and Rachel has eight children, dates not listed, named Thomas, Jonas,
John, Nathan, Deborah, Rachel, Mary, and Ann.

Not verified that this is the same Thomas Hatfield:
http://www.waynet.org/community/greens_fork/GreensForkhistory.htm
Early History of Greens Fork, Wayne, Indiana
The Village of Washington (Greens Fork)
One of the most honored and familiar names on the frontier that Indiana Territory was a part of was the name chosen by Thomas Hatfield when in 1818 he platted the town, Washington. The descriptions of the original plat, certified by him as proprietor, and Abraham Elliott, surveyor, September 28, 1818, was acknowledged for record November 19, 1818.
Jonas Hatfield, Sr. came from Kentucky in 1812, purchased the land that the town of Washington (Greens fork) now is built on.

Early Settlers of Montgomery Co, OH Vol 2, p 109, Common Pleas (Probate) Docket Book D-1
Term of Sept 1815, Case 15 - Rachel Hatfield and Thomas Hatfield, adms of estate of Jonas Hatfield, petition to convey title to land in Sec. 20, T3, R4E to Philip Gunckle. Contract by Jonas during his lifetime. Bond: Jonas Hatfield of Wayne Co., IN territory. Witness: Lewis Shuey, dated 2 Apr 1814. Court authorized conveyance, p 45.

Death: 1854 Green's Fork, Wayne, Indiana

Burial: Green's Fork Cemetery, Green's Fork, Wayne, Indiana

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Hatfield, Nathan E. (b. 1804, d. Mar 1875)

Note: Notes: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kybiog/kenton/hatfield.ws2.txt, Aug 2003, from History of Kentucky and Kentuckians, E. Polk Johnson, three volumes, Lewis Pulishing Co., New York & Chicago, 1912. Common version, Vol. III, p. 1320.
Of his children, Nathan E. Hatfield was the grandfather of the Doctor; he was born at Dayton, Ohio in 1804, and he established his home in St. Joseph county, Indiana, in 1830, being a pioneer farmer in that county. He married Emily Roe and they had eleven children, nine of whom attained to years of maturity. Nathan was summoned to the life eternal in March, 1875, at the age of seventy-one years, and his cherished and devoted wife passed away in 1882, at the age of seventy-one years. [more on Nathan's children.]

Death: Mar 1875 , St. Joseph, Indiana

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Hatfield, John (b. ABT 1735, d. Nov 1788)

Note: According to Barbara Nbtmhoc@aol.com (as of Aug 1998)
John Hatfield - adms to Thomas Hatfield. Nov. 12, 1788. Heirs, James & Thomas Hatfield, Sarah Whitby and Anne Davis (believe to be Hannas Davis who married Thomas Davis.)