Daughter of Andrew B. Hale and Elizabeth L. Beach
Married Fredrick Shatto 1861
Children:
Mabel Evelyn Shatto - 18 March 1862
Alfred Preston "Alf" Shatto - 6 September 1865
Hannah's parents moved from Illinois to Waterford, Dakota County, Minnesota where in 1860 they are engaged in farming - Hannah a school girl. She grew up on the often unsettled Minnesota frontier.
After marriage she lived with her husband, Frederick, a grocer, in Northfield, Rice County, Minnesota. September 7, 1876, her sister Theressa and brother-in-law Ed Bill had just entered Fred's store with their two daughters when gunfire erupted outside. Ed Bill grabbed a pistol and went out to engage what turned out to be the James-Younger gang - the famous Northfield Raid - trying to rob the bank half a block away. The only casualty to the family was one of Fred's store windows.
The family moved to San Antonio in 1882 where Fred became engaged in the grocery business with their son-in-law, Burton James and also real estate.
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San Antonio Light March 9, 1910
Mrs. H. M. Shatto
Mrs. H.M. Shatto, 66 years old, died in a local hospital Tuesday night. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. D.K. James of San Antonio, and one son, A.P. Shatto of Weimar. Mrs. Shatto was a native of Ohio, but had made her home in San Antonio during the past twenty-seven years. The funeral services will be held at the Zizik undertaking chapel this afternoon and interment will be made in city cemetery No. 4
Barry Michie - Shatto Researcher
Married Fredrick Shatto 1861
Children:
Mabel Evelyn Shatto - 18 March 1862
Alfred Preston "Alf" Shatto - 6 September 1865
Hannah's parents moved from Illinois to Waterford, Dakota County, Minnesota where in 1860 they are engaged in farming - Hannah a school girl. She grew up on the often unsettled Minnesota frontier.
After marriage she lived with her husband, Frederick, a grocer, in Northfield, Rice County, Minnesota. September 7, 1876, her sister Theressa and brother-in-law Ed Bill had just entered Fred's store with their two daughters when gunfire erupted outside. Ed Bill grabbed a pistol and went out to engage what turned out to be the James-Younger gang - the famous Northfield Raid - trying to rob the bank half a block away. The only casualty to the family was one of Fred's store windows.
The family moved to San Antonio in 1882 where Fred became engaged in the grocery business with their son-in-law, Burton James and also real estate.
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San Antonio Light March 9, 1910
Mrs. H. M. Shatto
Mrs. H.M. Shatto, 66 years old, died in a local hospital Tuesday night. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. D.K. James of San Antonio, and one son, A.P. Shatto of Weimar. Mrs. Shatto was a native of Ohio, but had made her home in San Antonio during the past twenty-seven years. The funeral services will be held at the Zizik undertaking chapel this afternoon and interment will be made in city cemetery No. 4
Barry Michie - Shatto Researcher
Daughter of Andrew B. Hale and Elizabeth L. Beach
Married Fredrick Shatto 1861
Children:
Mabel Evelyn Shatto - 18 March 1862
Alfred Preston "Alf" Shatto - 6 September 1865
Hannah's parents moved from Illinois to Waterford, Dakota County, Minnesota where in 1860 they are engaged in farming - Hannah a school girl. She grew up on the often unsettled Minnesota frontier.
After marriage she lived with her husband, Frederick, a grocer, in Northfield, Rice County, Minnesota. September 7, 1876, her sister Theressa and brother-in-law Ed Bill had just entered Fred's store with their two daughters when gunfire erupted outside. Ed Bill grabbed a pistol and went out to engage what turned out to be the James-Younger gang - the famous Northfield Raid - trying to rob the bank half a block away. The only casualty to the family was one of Fred's store windows.
The family moved to San Antonio in 1882 where Fred became engaged in the grocery business with their son-in-law, Burton James and also real estate.
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San Antonio Light March 9, 1910
Mrs. H. M. Shatto
Mrs. H.M. Shatto, 66 years old, died in a local hospital Tuesday night. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. D.K. James of San Antonio, and one son, A.P. Shatto of Weimar. Mrs. Shatto was a native of Ohio, but had made her home in San Antonio during the past twenty-seven years. The funeral services will be held at the Zizik undertaking chapel this afternoon and interment will be made in city cemetery No. 4
Barry Michie - Shatto Researcher
Married Fredrick Shatto 1861
Children:
Mabel Evelyn Shatto - 18 March 1862
Alfred Preston "Alf" Shatto - 6 September 1865
Hannah's parents moved from Illinois to Waterford, Dakota County, Minnesota where in 1860 they are engaged in farming - Hannah a school girl. She grew up on the often unsettled Minnesota frontier.
After marriage she lived with her husband, Frederick, a grocer, in Northfield, Rice County, Minnesota. September 7, 1876, her sister Theressa and brother-in-law Ed Bill had just entered Fred's store with their two daughters when gunfire erupted outside. Ed Bill grabbed a pistol and went out to engage what turned out to be the James-Younger gang - the famous Northfield Raid - trying to rob the bank half a block away. The only casualty to the family was one of Fred's store windows.
The family moved to San Antonio in 1882 where Fred became engaged in the grocery business with their son-in-law, Burton James and also real estate.
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San Antonio Light March 9, 1910
Mrs. H. M. Shatto
Mrs. H.M. Shatto, 66 years old, died in a local hospital Tuesday night. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. D.K. James of San Antonio, and one son, A.P. Shatto of Weimar. Mrs. Shatto was a native of Ohio, but had made her home in San Antonio during the past twenty-seven years. The funeral services will be held at the Zizik undertaking chapel this afternoon and interment will be made in city cemetery No. 4
Barry Michie - Shatto Researcher
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