north carolina hiatts-hyatts...john hiatt came to virginia from england in 1682-83. he was a quaker...
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Generation 1. John Hiatt.
John Hiatt came to Virginia from England in 1682-83. He was a
Quaker and the father of two or more sons, Willia.m and John.
Generation 11. Yvilliam Hiatt.
Villiam. Hiatt married Llary Smdth about 1700. They had four sons:
George, John Willian and Elisha.
1. George Hiatt married Martha Walcefield in 1725. They had eleven
children, the eldest Mary b. April 28, 1726, the youngest Joesph b.
April 3, 1753.
2. John Hiatt married Rachel Wilson in 1722. Their eldest son
was born April 1, 1723.
3. William Hiatt married Alice Louden March 1748 at Hopewell in
Frederick Con, Province of Virginia.
George, John and William Hiatt settled in what was then Orange
County, Province of Virginia on lands near where' Winchester in
located in 1735. They were att Friends and belonged to the Hopewell
organization.
About 1750 Gov. Fairfaz of Vitginia issued an order annulling
all grants of land by former Governors of the province and demanded the
all settlers pay him for their holdings. As this was impossible for
many to do quite a large number sought homes in North Carolina.
As early as 1751 the Hiatts located in Rowan County, M. C.
which at that time extended over a large territory. George (1)
and his entire family'j’were there in 1753 and several of William’s (3)
sons left Virgiani later on. William died about that time and his
will wn.s provated in what is now Frederick County.
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Kezehiah Hiatt and Simon Hyett; in Rowan County, John Highat; in
Surry County; Benjamin, Jo|in and Joseph Hiett, Joseph Hiet, Jr.
George Hiett, William Hiett; in Guilford County Ashor, Christooher,
Christopher, Jr., Enos, Even, George, George, Isaac, Isaac, Joh n,
John, Jr., Joseoh. Joseph Hiatt. In central North Carolina, in
Wake County, Asa Hiot. In eastern North Carolina, in Craven County,
George Hiet; in Bertie County, Elisha Hiat; in Northampton *^ounty
Elisah Hiott; in Halifaz County Davie Hyatt; in Gates County, Rebekah
Thos. and Jesse Hiatt.
4. Elisha Hiatt. It is supposed that Elishz Hiatt settled in some
other part of Virginia or went directly to North Carolina about the
time the others bought land in Virginia as there were many Friends
gOj.ng southward about that tiiae. The State Enumerations of Virginia
from 1782 to 1785 do not give the name Elisha Hiatt, and also the
Census os 1790 of South Carolina.
Generation 111. Elihha Hiatt.
Elisha Hiatt appears on the Census of 1790 of N. C. in Bertie
County as the head of a family consisting of one white male over
16, one whie male under 16, and six white females. The writer thinks
he married onetof the daughters of John Battle of Bertie County,
whose will was probated in 1740, because one of John Battle's sons
was nam.ed Jesse Battle and this name Jesse Battle appears twice later
in tne Hyatt family. It is probable that Elisha Hiatt left the
Friends before coming to North Carolina. The name Hiatt does not
appear in the Book of the Records of Virths and Deaths of Rich
Square Monthly Meetings of Friends.
Generation IV. Elisha Hiatt of Hyatt.
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over 16, one whiie male under 16, and two white fe’nales. He died in
Edgecombe County. He was a soldier of the Revoltiition and a shoemaker.
His Revolutionary services are recorded in Vol.XVII , page 216,
N. C. Colonial and State Records, The Army Accounts of North Carolina
Line. 23 pounds - 9 shillings - 7 d.
His greatgrandson Henry Otis Hyatt told the writer that he saw
his shoemaker's sign in Jesse Battle Hyatt's wood shed when he was a
boy and the name on the sign was soelled Hiatt.
The name is spelled Hyatt in the following Bible records owned
by the wtiter. They were in a New Testament which was printed in 1802.
1. Yary Hyatt, daughter of Elisha Hyatt and Elizabeth his wife
was born Jan'y 19, 1784.
2. Martha Hyatt was born July 13, 1784.
3. Joab Hyatt was born November 9, 1787.
4. Rebecca Hyatt was born February 24, 1789.
5. Tabitha Hyatt was born March 6, 1782.
6. Thomas Hyatt was born October 28, 1794.
Rebecca Hyatt married James G. Barnes September 15, 1819.
Records of Northampton Counter. Book 9, page 245. A.bstract of Bill
of Sale. Elisha Hiatt of Northampton County to William Horne for
fifty-three pounds a certain dark bay horse, bridle and saddle, one
cart and wheels, seven year old hogs, two feather beds and furniture,
one set of shoemakers tools, one set of coopers tools, one loon and gear
and all his iron pots and kettles and all his pe;vter. December 3, 1792.
Registered January 8, 1793.
Generation V. Joab Hyatt.
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Edgecomoe County. He Married in Edgecombe County Mary Robbins, born
1785 - died April 16, 1871. After his heath she married a Savage but
had no children by him. Their children were: Jesse Battle Hyatt
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born July 1, 1820, died December 9, 1816, Tarboro N. C.; Henry Hyatt
died 7.*hen 14 years old; Elizabeth Hyatt born about 1815, died Oct.
1860, married Isaac Braswell. Her children were: 1, William Braswell,
killed in battle at Gettysburg 1863. 2. Mary Braswell died 1901.
3. Patsy Braswell died 1861. 4. John D. Braswell, born 1344, died 1864.
5. Asbare Braswell died 1878. 6. Pennet Braswell Proctor, two sone and
one daughter, born 1840, died 1909. 7, Virginia Braswell Hales, born
1850, died 1887, four sone and one daughter. 8, Elizabeth Braswell
Edwards, born 1846, died 1912, foru son^s and three daughters.
9, George F. Braswell, born 1854, died 1907, one son and three
daughters. 10. Frances Braswell Hooks, born 1843, no children. 11.
Christiana Braswell Moore, born 1852, two sons and one daughter.
She furnished this record August 31, 1916. She lived at Rocky
Mount, N. C., and was Mrs. D. D. Moore. 12. Jesse B. Braswell, born
1856, one son and two daughters. 13. Millie A. Braswell Lancaster,
born 1858, three sons and tbsee daughters.
Generation VIi Jesse Battle Hyatt.
Jesse Battle Kyatt livec} and died in Tarboro, N. C. He was a fine
man, was a farmer but did some merchandising. He belonged to the
episcopal Church and he, his second V7lfe and some of his children
are burled near the front door of the Episcopal Curch in Tarboro,
3. C. His first wife is buried in the Shurley burying ground one
mile south of the Edgecombe County Court House. His first wife was
Jia.garet Ann Shurley, born Nov, 1, 1831, married April 15, 1847,
died Deo. 31, 1848 of pneumonir. Their only child was Henry Otis
Hyatt. His second wife fertha C. Horne was his third cousin. She
was born July 35, 1832, married Feb. 11, 1851, died Sept. 19, 1867.
Their children were:
1, Clarence Caswell Hyatt, born Feb. 13, 1852, died March 4, 1858.
3, Jesse Badger Hyatt, born Oct. 13, 1353, died May 17, 1855.
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4, Jesse Joab Hyatt, born Feb. 23, 1856, died Ivlarch 21, 1857.
5, William Henry Hyatt, born May 22, 1857, died Aug. 14, 1870
6, John Blair Hyatt, born July 17, 1357, married Lula Fly Jan.
1890 of Edgecombe County (She died 1925) always lived in
Tarboro, N. C. an undertaker". Their children and 1. Mary
Caroline Hyatt, born Nov. 12, 1891. 2. Jula Estelle Hyatt,
born, Dec. 14, 1893, died Jan. 24, 1901. 3, Annie Virginia
Hyatt, born 18, 1896.
7, Caroline Virgina Hyatt, born April 1, 1861, died Jan. 15, 1863
8, Della Rebecca Hyatt, born Dec. 13, 1362, lives Tarboro, N. C.
9, Richard Beauregard Hyatt, born Aug. 21, 1364, married Minnie
White Jan. 19, 1896 of Halifax County, died 1927, was
sheriff of Edgecombe County over twenty-five years,
no children.
10. Joseph Hyatt, born Jan, 22, 1867, died Oct. 1, 1867.
Generation VII. Henry Otis Hyatt.
Henry Otis Hyatt was born May 5, 1848, married in Kinston, N. C.
Feb. 15, 1877, Sybil Henry Miller, died in a hospital in Ta±boro
N. C. Feb. 24, 1922. He had a brilliant mind, was sober, hard work¬
ing and devoted to his jamily. He graduated in medicine from the Univer¬
sity of Pennsylvania in March, 1868, practiced at Falkland, N. C.
two years, at Greenville, N. C. tv;o years, then at Kinston, N. C.
until his death. He was at one period of his life a frequent contributo i
to medical journals and made many valuable improvements in treatments
and in surgery. He had five children, two 6f whom died young, the
others, S^^-bil, Delia, and Anderson Lawrence.
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Columbia University in 1913.
3. Girl no name, born Nov. 13, 1878, died Nov. 14, 1878.
3. Henry Shirley Hyatt, born Oct. 20, 1879, died Aug. 2, 1881 at Waterbury, Vermont.
4. Delia Hyatt born July 15, 1882.
5. Anderson Lawrence Hyatt born March 5, 1884, graduated University of Maryland in medicine in 1910, pracices at Kinston, N. C.
N. C. Colonial and State Records- Vol. XXII page 359 - The name of
Solomon Hiat appears in A List of Men Commanded by Captain Charles
King, ^akdn Nov'r 25th, 1754.
Edgecombe County Records. Will. Thomas Hyett. Feb. Court 1783.
Son: Willis Hyett, upper part of plantation I now live on. Son:
David Hyett, one whip saw rest and fiie, one cow and calf. Son:
John Thoman Hyett, lower half of place given Willis, 1 sow and pigs,
three cows and calves and all remainder of setate except &c. If John
Thomas die withdut an heir, Willis and David get his bequest. Daughter
Elizabeth Wills. Daughter: Faithey Spear's twl children named Willis
Spear and Nancy Spear. Daughters: Annie Bradley and Penelope Alsbrook.
Richard Wills should have the liberty of living on the la.vA feft
John Thomas Hyett if he chuses it until said John Thomas Hyett
arrives at the age of eighteen or dies and have the one half of the
Profits of said land and Plantation. V/illis Spear and Nancy Spear shoulc
have only there mother's Part divided between them. Jan. 18, 1781.
Executors: Willis Hyett, David Hyett, Test,: Isaac Sessums, William
Cotton, David Smith. Clerk of the Court: Edward Hall,
Inventories. Thoman Hyett. Feb. 25, 1783. Executors: Willis Hyatt,
David Hyatt.
Halifax County Records. Deed. John Perrit, Senr. of Edgecombe to
Thomas Hyett of Northampton County, tract in Edgecombe, south side of
Fishing Creek, patent to John Perrit June 20, 1749. Feb. 18, 1754.
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Jacob Sessums for 40 gallons of Brand. 150 acres.
Edgecobtoe County Records. Deed. Feb. 14, 1784. V/illis Hyatt and
wife Hannah to iVilliam Barrow. Part of that tract willed by my
father Thomas Hyatt. 10 acres, couth side of Fishing Creek, Beginning
at a red oak on the bank of the creek at my brother John Hyatt's and
ray corner.
Edgecombe County Records. Deed. Llarch 14, 1785. Daniel McDaniel
end Meriara, his wife, David Hyatt and Ruth, his wife and Zervier
Horn to Grisham Ooffield. 403 pounds, 200 acres, patent to Samuel
Kennedy, Nov. 20, 1739.
Edgecombe County Records. Willis Hyatt of Edgecombe to 5ohn Hyatt ,
24 pounds, ten shillings.
The Registers of Deeds in Chowan and Bertie County In 1914-lS
wrote there were no deeds relating to Hyatts in those counties. The
pastraaster at Jackson N. C. in 1917 said there were no Hyatts in that
county then but that an old man Wm. H. Hyatt had lived there but had
died about five years previously. The Postmaster at Gatesville,James
Hyatt,Ahoskie,Martin Hyatt,Sunbury. Judge Francis D.Winston said
in 1916 there were Hyatts in Hertford County and suggested that I v^rite;
Hon.B.E. Winborne, Murfreesboro, N.C. about them.
Dec.30,1907, Mr. Jesse M. Hiatt,1323 Harvard St., Washington,D.C.
wrote to Miss Sybil Hyatt,Kinston,N.C. the following letter:
"After fully nine years' sea,rch for the Hiatts, it begins to look as
though there is no end to them and I find it difficult to find a. good
safe place to stop the investigation. The first Hiatt in this country s
far as I have been able to discover came from England in 1682-83. His
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William and John a.re the only sons of which I find any record, 1
"William married Mary Smith about 1700. They had four sons George, J 2 3 4 John, William,and Elisha.
1. "George married Martha Wakefield 1725. They had eleven children,
the oldest Mary born April 28,1726 and so on to Joseph born April 3,
1753, tho youngest. Of this family I have descendants down to a late
day.
2. "John married Rachel ’Wilson 1722. Their oldest son was born April
1,1723. This is the line to which I belong and I have many of the
family enrllled.
3. "William married Alice Louden March 1748, at Hopewell in Fredrick
Go.Province of Virginia.
" Of Elisha I have no record whatever. The first three mentioned
settles in what was then Orange County,Province of Virginia on lands
near where Winchester is located in 1735. They were all frierids and
belonged to the Hopewell organization. Now it is quite likely that ^
about the time the others bought land in Va. as there were m^any Friends
going southward about that time.
" About 1750 Gov.Fairfax of Va province issued an order annuling
a.11 grants of land by former Governor of the province end demanded that
all settlers oay him for their holding. As this was impossible for many
to do quite a large number sought homes in N.C.
" As early as 1751 the Hiatts located in Rowan county,N.C. which at 1
time estended over a large territory. George and his entire family were
there first of all, John and his family were there in 1753 and several
of William's sons left Virginia later on. Williami died about that time
and his will wrs probated in the nov; Fredrick Co.Court House.
" My (treatp-randfather wps miarried in what is now Guilf-nd Co.N.C. in
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grandfether. He married in Grayson Co. Va.in 1802, moved to Ohio in
1810, and subsequently to Indiana where he purchased 1000 acres of land
and divided it among his children. This is a very brief statement of
what I have learned about out people. I an very much inclined to think
this Elisha is your ancestor and I would be only too glad to delay the
publication o.. my book if I could get his line in shape to go into the
work. See what you can find out and let me know. Cur people have always
spelled their name Hiatt but it seems that in the last half century
several of the line living south have been spelling the name with a y
T/hich is the old English form.
" There are two large families of Hyatts in this country. One knov/n ^
the Maryland family and the other the New York Family. They always
spelled their name with a y. They are however no relatives of our famil;
They were until recent years active members of the Episcopal Ciiurch a.nd
a large proportion of them in Maryland still hold tha.t faith. I have
thoroghly investigated the lines of their families and find tha.t while
we were no doublt one family in England several centuries ago, In Arr>-
erica we are three families.
" Jesse and Elisha are names that are found in many of the Hiatt
families for two hundred years pa.st.
Mr. Harry M.Hiatt, 1323Harvard St., liVa6hington,D.C. has his father's dat;
Copied from the Washington Post /Washington,0.C June 15,1325. I
Mrs. Hiatt Dead: Burial tomorrow.
Mrs. Sa.rah Jane Hiatt, widow of Judge Jesse M.Hiatt of Nebraska
died at her residence,1323 Harvard St.,N."f. yesterday morning. Mrs.
Hiett was 85 years old, hsd live in Wcshinton for 30 years. She was a
member of the Vermont Avenue Cnristian Church.
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Mrs. Hiatt is survived by three daughter, the Misses Flora E. and
Metta E. a“d Mrs. Fred Leers, and four sons, J.Clinton,Harry M., Robert
M. and Frank H. Hiatt.
Funeral services will be held at the late residence tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Earle Wolfley will officiate. Inter¬
ment will be in Arlington cemetery by the side of the grabe of her late
husba.nd, who w^s an army officer in the Civil V/ar.
PERSONS INTERESTED IN HIATT _ HYATT Genealogy.
Mr. Duel B. Hyatt - Waynesville,N.C.
Miss Della Hyatt - Tarboro,N.C.
Kr.T.D. Hyatt - Gatesville,N.C.
Mr.James Hya.tt - Ahoskie,N.C.
Mr.Martin Hya.tt ^-Sunbury,N.C.
Mrs. Allie Walker Fox,1701 Jennings Ave.,Fort Worth, TexaSo
Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt Ogden - 1771 Penn St.,Denver Colo.
Mrs.Mary G. Burnside * Wichita Fa,lls, Texas.
Mr. F.H. Hyatt,Columbia, South Carolina.
Dr. Houston B. Hiatt, Clinton, N.C.
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