Civil War Veteran. Reported in the 1890 veterans census as having served under General Ziegler. There was a Gen. Ziegler from Ohio and also a Gen Siegler from West Virginia.
1850 was in Wayne County, VA, which is adjacent to Ohio and later became part of West Virginia.
From the Little Falls Herald, April 20, 1906, page 4:
Edward Hatten died on Tuesday at the home of his son Herbert in Ripley, of old age, being 99 years and 6 months old, nearly a century. The old gentleman was highly respected and beloved. The funeral took place Thursday.
Note: birth year as reported in 7 US and state census returns 1812 -1818, average of 1816, making him 89 yrs old, not 99. Reported as 88 years of age in the 1905 census.
1850 was in Wayne County, VA, which is adjacent to Ohio and later became part of West Virginia.
From the Little Falls Herald, April 20, 1906, page 4:
Edward Hatten died on Tuesday at the home of his son Herbert in Ripley, of old age, being 99 years and 6 months old, nearly a century. The old gentleman was highly respected and beloved. The funeral took place Thursday.
Note: birth year as reported in 7 US and state census returns 1812 -1818, average of 1816, making him 89 yrs old, not 99. Reported as 88 years of age in the 1905 census.
Civil War Veteran. Reported in the 1890 veterans census as having served under General Ziegler. There was a Gen. Ziegler from Ohio and also a Gen Siegler from West Virginia.
1850 was in Wayne County, VA, which is adjacent to Ohio and later became part of West Virginia.
From the Little Falls Herald, April 20, 1906, page 4:
Edward Hatten died on Tuesday at the home of his son Herbert in Ripley, of old age, being 99 years and 6 months old, nearly a century. The old gentleman was highly respected and beloved. The funeral took place Thursday.
Note: birth year as reported in 7 US and state census returns 1812 -1818, average of 1816, making him 89 yrs old, not 99. Reported as 88 years of age in the 1905 census.
1850 was in Wayne County, VA, which is adjacent to Ohio and later became part of West Virginia.
From the Little Falls Herald, April 20, 1906, page 4:
Edward Hatten died on Tuesday at the home of his son Herbert in Ripley, of old age, being 99 years and 6 months old, nearly a century. The old gentleman was highly respected and beloved. The funeral took place Thursday.
Note: birth year as reported in 7 US and state census returns 1812 -1818, average of 1816, making him 89 yrs old, not 99. Reported as 88 years of age in the 1905 census.
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