Info is from death certificate, Jefferson MO, not known if there is a stone for this man.
Name is seen in many variants: SLATTON SLATTEN SLATEN SLATON etc. In my records he is Nicholas B. Slatton. Nicholas is a grandson of Captain John Slaten/Slatten, and thus a 1st cousin 4x removed from the original manager Clinton Slayton, whose ancestors adopted the "Y" spelling. The family of Capt John settled in Hawkins co TN. The names Hiram and Nicholas are continued through the family, and these descendants drifted south to Claiborne and Grainger Counties TN.
Many records were transcribed by either Mrs W J Miellmeier, Prentiss Price or Alton Greene, found in Prentiss Price Papers, Kyle Collection, McClung Historical Collection, Knoxville TN, or Alton Greene Collection in the same library. Mary Cruzan's privately published book The Cruzan Story mentions these families.
Death Cert; 1924; Jefferson County Recorder, Jefferson MO, Cert 34424, filed in Franklin co MO: Nov 21, 1924; photocopy in poss of Clinton Slayton;
Father: Hiram born Pennsylvania [sic-Tennessee], mother: Don't know.
Cause: Hypostolic congestion of lungs, Nicholas Slatten, aged 92 years 8 months, b Feb 26 1832, informant William Slatten, buried Elmwood Cemetery, Nov 23, 1924. [Census records show his mother as Sarah/Sally ?.] There are many marriages with Greens, Daltons and Whites among these families.
First wife Lucinda Cardwell, second Elizabeth Nappier Nevills.
Possible service:
5th Reg MO Cav USA, enlisted Mar 8 1863 Jefferson co MO, mustered out Apr 13, 1865, Private, 30 yrs old, 5'8", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion, native of Franklin co MO.
AND/OR
6th battalion, MO, Union army, enlisted at Hillsboro MO under Captain Dover, Oct 24, 1861. 5' 6", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion.
The Slaton/Slatton descendants of Capt John were about evenly divided between Union and Confederate service.
Name is seen in many variants: SLATTON SLATTEN SLATEN SLATON etc. In my records he is Nicholas B. Slatton. Nicholas is a grandson of Captain John Slaten/Slatten, and thus a 1st cousin 4x removed from the original manager Clinton Slayton, whose ancestors adopted the "Y" spelling. The family of Capt John settled in Hawkins co TN. The names Hiram and Nicholas are continued through the family, and these descendants drifted south to Claiborne and Grainger Counties TN.
Many records were transcribed by either Mrs W J Miellmeier, Prentiss Price or Alton Greene, found in Prentiss Price Papers, Kyle Collection, McClung Historical Collection, Knoxville TN, or Alton Greene Collection in the same library. Mary Cruzan's privately published book The Cruzan Story mentions these families.
Death Cert; 1924; Jefferson County Recorder, Jefferson MO, Cert 34424, filed in Franklin co MO: Nov 21, 1924; photocopy in poss of Clinton Slayton;
Father: Hiram born Pennsylvania [sic-Tennessee], mother: Don't know.
Cause: Hypostolic congestion of lungs, Nicholas Slatten, aged 92 years 8 months, b Feb 26 1832, informant William Slatten, buried Elmwood Cemetery, Nov 23, 1924. [Census records show his mother as Sarah/Sally ?.] There are many marriages with Greens, Daltons and Whites among these families.
First wife Lucinda Cardwell, second Elizabeth Nappier Nevills.
Possible service:
5th Reg MO Cav USA, enlisted Mar 8 1863 Jefferson co MO, mustered out Apr 13, 1865, Private, 30 yrs old, 5'8", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion, native of Franklin co MO.
AND/OR
6th battalion, MO, Union army, enlisted at Hillsboro MO under Captain Dover, Oct 24, 1861. 5' 6", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion.
The Slaton/Slatton descendants of Capt John were about evenly divided between Union and Confederate service.
Info is from death certificate, Jefferson MO, not known if there is a stone for this man.
Name is seen in many variants: SLATTON SLATTEN SLATEN SLATON etc. In my records he is Nicholas B. Slatton. Nicholas is a grandson of Captain John Slaten/Slatten, and thus a 1st cousin 4x removed from the original manager Clinton Slayton, whose ancestors adopted the "Y" spelling. The family of Capt John settled in Hawkins co TN. The names Hiram and Nicholas are continued through the family, and these descendants drifted south to Claiborne and Grainger Counties TN.
Many records were transcribed by either Mrs W J Miellmeier, Prentiss Price or Alton Greene, found in Prentiss Price Papers, Kyle Collection, McClung Historical Collection, Knoxville TN, or Alton Greene Collection in the same library. Mary Cruzan's privately published book The Cruzan Story mentions these families.
Death Cert; 1924; Jefferson County Recorder, Jefferson MO, Cert 34424, filed in Franklin co MO: Nov 21, 1924; photocopy in poss of Clinton Slayton;
Father: Hiram born Pennsylvania [sic-Tennessee], mother: Don't know.
Cause: Hypostolic congestion of lungs, Nicholas Slatten, aged 92 years 8 months, b Feb 26 1832, informant William Slatten, buried Elmwood Cemetery, Nov 23, 1924. [Census records show his mother as Sarah/Sally ?.] There are many marriages with Greens, Daltons and Whites among these families.
First wife Lucinda Cardwell, second Elizabeth Nappier Nevills.
Possible service:
5th Reg MO Cav USA, enlisted Mar 8 1863 Jefferson co MO, mustered out Apr 13, 1865, Private, 30 yrs old, 5'8", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion, native of Franklin co MO.
AND/OR
6th battalion, MO, Union army, enlisted at Hillsboro MO under Captain Dover, Oct 24, 1861. 5' 6", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion.
The Slaton/Slatton descendants of Capt John were about evenly divided between Union and Confederate service.
Name is seen in many variants: SLATTON SLATTEN SLATEN SLATON etc. In my records he is Nicholas B. Slatton. Nicholas is a grandson of Captain John Slaten/Slatten, and thus a 1st cousin 4x removed from the original manager Clinton Slayton, whose ancestors adopted the "Y" spelling. The family of Capt John settled in Hawkins co TN. The names Hiram and Nicholas are continued through the family, and these descendants drifted south to Claiborne and Grainger Counties TN.
Many records were transcribed by either Mrs W J Miellmeier, Prentiss Price or Alton Greene, found in Prentiss Price Papers, Kyle Collection, McClung Historical Collection, Knoxville TN, or Alton Greene Collection in the same library. Mary Cruzan's privately published book The Cruzan Story mentions these families.
Death Cert; 1924; Jefferson County Recorder, Jefferson MO, Cert 34424, filed in Franklin co MO: Nov 21, 1924; photocopy in poss of Clinton Slayton;
Father: Hiram born Pennsylvania [sic-Tennessee], mother: Don't know.
Cause: Hypostolic congestion of lungs, Nicholas Slatten, aged 92 years 8 months, b Feb 26 1832, informant William Slatten, buried Elmwood Cemetery, Nov 23, 1924. [Census records show his mother as Sarah/Sally ?.] There are many marriages with Greens, Daltons and Whites among these families.
First wife Lucinda Cardwell, second Elizabeth Nappier Nevills.
Possible service:
5th Reg MO Cav USA, enlisted Mar 8 1863 Jefferson co MO, mustered out Apr 13, 1865, Private, 30 yrs old, 5'8", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion, native of Franklin co MO.
AND/OR
6th battalion, MO, Union army, enlisted at Hillsboro MO under Captain Dover, Oct 24, 1861. 5' 6", brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion.
The Slaton/Slatton descendants of Capt John were about evenly divided between Union and Confederate service.
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