Francis Hatten [2715]
Sex: M
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Birth: 1743 17
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Death: Between Jul 1774 and 1834 17,1630
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1. Estate 1630, was named executor to sister-in-law, Elizabeth Manning's will, Jul 1774 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Spouses and Children
1. *Margaret Manning [2714] (18 Aug 1745 - Between Jul 1774 and 1839) 523,1630,1633 [MRIN:904]
Marriage: 12 Nov 1766 - Norfolk Co., Virginia 523,1630,1926
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Hatton [2757]
Sex: M
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1. *Mary [2756] ( - After Aug 1832) 297 [MRIN:921]
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1. Edward Hatton [2755] ( - ) 297
2. John Hatton [2758] ( -After 1832) 297
Alex A. Hatton [2451]
Sex: M
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1. Officer 1928, officer for Portsmouth Orphan Asylum, 20 Jan 1872 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Journal--20 January 1872
Portsmouth Orphan Asylum---President--E. C. Brooks, Vice Prest.--Geo. W. Reynolds; Sec'y--Joseph H. Porter; Treasurer--Geo. M. Bain, Jr., Geo. L. Neaville and Alex A. Hatton were elected to fill vacancies left by the deaths of John C. Neaville and the Rev. Wm. Knott.
Daughter Hatton [2143]
Sex: F
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Death: After 1922 341
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1. Residence 142, 423 London Street, 1922 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Parents
Father: Dr. James Lewis Hatton [2286] ( -1893) 139,142 [MRIN:721]
Mother: Olivia J. [2140] ( - ) 139,142
Spouses and Children
1. *Edgar Nash [2144] ( - ) 341 [MRIN:722]
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Edward Hatton [2755]
Sex: M
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Death: bet Aug-Sept 1832 297
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1. Will 1929, 7 Aug 1832 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Name: Edward Hatten
Mother: Mary Hatton
Brother: John Hatton
Will dated: 7 Aug 1832
Will proved: 17 Sept 1832
Parents
Father: Hatton [2757] ( - ) 297 [MRIN:921]
Mother: Mary [2756] ( -After 1832) 297
Dr. Edward Alexander Hatton [2458]
Sex: M
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Birth: Abt 1870 - Virginia 478
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1. Election 1930, elected to Board of Health, 5 Jun 1867 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Journal--June 5, 18672. Election 1351, elected to the Board of Health, 14 Jul 1868 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Portsmouth Board of Health--james G. Bain, president; E. A. Hatton, John C. Neaville, Dr. S. A. Bilisoly, Dr. James Parrish, V. O. Cassell, secretary.
Journal--July 14, 18683. Collection 1931, Spanish war relics, 28 Sep 1899 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Board of Health--James G. Bain, president; Dr. L. A. Bilisoly, John C. Neaville, E. A. Hatton, James T. Davidson, V. O. Cassell, secretary; N. E. White, inspector (Dr. J. L. Hatton, health officer)
September 28, 1899--Interesting War Relics
Dr. E. A. Hatton is the owner of a valuable and interesting collection of Spanish war relics, which are now on view in the window of Dr. A. L. Bilisoly's drugstore, in High street.
The list consist of two candles, and candlesticks made of brass from the Maria Teresa, a brass turret and cannons, forming an ink well, and several miniature one pounders, making ideal paper weights, also made from the Teresa; three one pounders from the Maine and Spanish ships, and an antique lantern from Morris castle at Havana. There is a conglomerated mass of metal, said to representvacaum and steam gauges and revolution counter, from one of the Spanish ships, none of which are recognizable, but showing the fierce effect of the fires caused by the American shells.
There is a Spanish sword, a machete, a mauser rifle, and numerous smaller articles.
Parents
Father: Edward Alexander Hatton [2146] (Abt 1830-1891) 137,139,140 [MRIN:724]
Mother: Susan Rebecca Nash [2148] (Abt 1831-1902) 139,1932,1933
Spouses and Children
1. *Mattie Livingston Armistead [2459] ( - ) [MRIN:834]
Marriage: 27 Jan 1897 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 476
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Edward Alexander Hatton [2146]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1830 - Virginia 137
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Death: 25 Dec 1891 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 1934
Burial: 27 Dec 1891 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 1934
Cause of Death: Vertigo 1934
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1. Religion 1935, member of Dinwiddie Street Church Bible Society, 13 Apr 1867 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Journal--13 April 18672. Religion 1936, member of Portsmouth Bible Society, 16 Apr 1867 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Dinwiddie Street Church Bible Society:
Officers: President, Geo. M. Bain Sr., Vice Prest., C. Grice; Sec'y, E. Hatton; Tres., J. T. Savage; Executive committee, J. M. Butt & Robert Cutherell
Journal--16 April 18673. Census 1937, U.S., Jun 1880 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Portsmouth Bible Society--Rev. R. H. McKim, chairman of the executive committee; Geo. M. Bain, Sr., president; Charles A. Grice, vice-president; E. Alexander Hatton, secretary; T. J. Savage, treasurer; Executive Committee: R. D. Cutherell, Ma--James W. Butt, & Charles C. Grice.
Edward A. Hatton, white, male, age 49, married, occupation: bank officer, born in Va, father born in Va., mother born in Va.4. Occupation 1934, cashier at Bank of Portsmouth in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Susan R. Hatton, white, female, age 49, wife, married, occupation: keeping house, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Goodrich Hatton, white, male, age 18, son, single, occupation: clerk, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Elizabeth Hatton, white, female, age 14, daughter, single, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Edward A. Hatton, white, male, age 10, son, single, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Leckie Hatton, white, male, age 7, son, single, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
5. Occupation 478, bank officer, 1880 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
6. Orgainzations 1934, member of the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Legion of Honor & Royal Arcanum in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
7. Religion 1934, member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
8. Occupation 1938, retires from the Bank of Portsmouth, 4 Oct 1889 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
4 Oct 1889--Bank changes9. Retirement gift 1939, retirement gift of a silver punch bowl & ladle, 20 Nov 1889 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
At the last meeting of the Bank of Portsmouth the resignation of Mr. E. A. Hatton, as cashier, which had been previously tendered, was accepted with many expressions of regret. During Mr. Hatton's administration as cashier, for the past eight or nine years that institution has steadily prospered and is now in the best sort of financial condition. His uniform courtesy and kindness made for the bank many warm friends who will greatly miss him at his accoustomed place.
Mr. Joseph L. Bilisoly was elected cashier, and a better selection could not have been made, as he is a most popular gentlemen and energetic businessman. Mr. Charles Warner was elected teller of the bank in the place of Mr. Bilisoly, and the bank is fortunate in security for this position so obliging and popular young man.
20 Nov 1889---In and About the City--Items of Interest Gathered By Our Reporter Yesterday10. Illness 1940, critically ill, 6 Dec 1891 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
The residence of Mr. E. A. Hatton, the late cashier of the Bank of Portsmouth, was the scene of a very pleasant affair yesterday evening about half past six o'clock at being the occasion of the presentation to Mr. Hatton from the bank of a very elegant silver punch bowl and ladle, beautifully chased and embossed with the most tasteful designs. On one side the bowl was handsomely engraved: "E. A. Hatton, November 1, 1889", and on the reverse side the legend: Presented by the Bank of Portsmouth."
The bowl was the handsomest manufactureed by the famous Gorham Manufacturing Company of New York and was ordered through our popular High street jeweler, Mr. C. S. Sherwood and was tendered to Mr. Hatton in accordance with a resolution adopted at a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bank to present him with this testimonial as an evidence of their high appreciation of his services as cashier of the bank during the last nine years.
The following members of the Board who had been appointed a committee to select a suitable testimonial and present it waited upon Mr. Hatton last nigh and performed that very agreeable duty: Judge L. R. Watts, Messrs. O. V. Smith, R. J. Neely, and Thomas Scott. Several other members of the Board were also present.
Mr. Smith made the presentation speech in a few, happy and well timed words, and although taken quite unaware Mr. Hatton responded in a brief but very appropriate speech, expressive of his pleasurable emotions at the very gratifying proof of esteem offered him by his former business associates.
The committee remained some time at Mr. Hatton's hospitable residence and were very handsomely entertained by that gentleman and his most excellant lady.
Dec. 6, 1891--Illness of Mr. E. A. Hatton11. Obituary 1934, death of E. A. Hatton, 27 Dec 1891 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Mr. E. Alexander Hatton's many friends in this city will display regret to learn that he is critically ill at his residence, and that fears are entertained as to his recovering. Mr. Hatton has been unwell for some time past, but was out on Friday, and was apparently in good health, but taken ill at about midnight.
Died---Hatton--At his reside, in Portsmouth, Va., Friday, December 25, 1891, Edward Alexander Hatton, in the 62nd year of his age.
Funeral will take place Sunday, December 27th, at 12:30 o'clock from St. John's Episcopal Church.
27 Dec 1891--An Old Citizen Passes Away--Death of Mr. E. A. Hatton Early Christmas Morning--
Mr. Edward Alexander Hatton an old and highly respected citizen of Portsmouth died at his residence, corner of Middle and Glasgow streets, on Christmas morning at 1:50 o'clock, age 61 years. Vertigo is said to have been the direct cause of his death, though he has been in feeble health for a long time. Mr. Hatton has been one of our foremost business men, at one time being cashier of the Bank of Portsmouth, ill health causing his retirment from business. At the time of his death he was engaged in the erection of a beautiful residence at Park View.
The deceased leaves a wife and four children, of whom Mr. Goodrich Hatton, of the law firm of Watts & Hatton is the eldest. The progress entends its sympathy, Mr. Hatton was a member of the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Legion of Honor and Royal Arcanum. The funeral will take place from St. John's Church today at 12:30 o'clock.
Dec. 29, 1891---Mr. E. A. Hatton's Funeral
The funeral of Mr. E. A. Hatton took place at 12:30 o'clock Sunday from St. John's Episcopal Church, and was very largely attended the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and Royal Arcanum Lodges being present. Rev. J. D. Powell conducted the solemn services, assisted by Rev. Giles P. Cook, after which the remains were followed to Cedar Grove Cemetery and interned. The following friends of the deceased acted as pall-bearers: JOs. L. Bilisoly, W. S. Langhorne, T. J. Barlow, Major James F. Crocker, Judge R. H. Baker, George Newton, Esq., and Major W. F. Irwine. The following genetlemen, relatives of the family, were active pall-bearers: John G. Hatton, Joseph M. Hatton, Edward M. Watts, S. Dorsen Maupin, Washington Reed, John H. Downing, Joseph Grice, Arthur E. Wilson, Jr., Colonel D. J. Turner represented the Knights of Pythias and Mr. J. W. Wilson the Odd Fellows.
31 Dec 1891---resolutions of Respect
At a meeting of the vestry of St. John's church, Portsmouth, held December 27th, 1891, the Rector, Rev. J. D. Powell, M.D. Eastwood and L. R. Watts were appointed a committee to draft resolutions expressive of their sorrow at the death of Mr. E. Alexander Hatton, senior warden. Said comittee subsequently reported the following preamble and resolutions:
Again, and for the third time within twelve month, death has invaded our little band and removed from our council and a sociation our oldest and most honored member.
Edward Alexander Hatton, our elder brother, a vestryman of this church from its consecration, and for more than thirty years one of its wardens, quietly fell on sleep on the morning of Friday, December 25th.
On the anniversary of Christ's nativity, having finished his course in faith, he rested from his labors and entered upon that rest which remains for the people of God.
In the death of Mr. Hatton the Diocese of Virginia has lost from its Concil, in which he had so long and often served, a wise, conservative and efficient delegate; this church one of its most consistent and devoted communicants, and this vestry its senior warden and most experienced member.
The death of such a man must of necessity cause us genuine sorrow, and we esteem it a privilege to place on record an expression of our high appreciation of his Christian character and sterling worth.
Mr. Hatton was devoted in his loyalty to the Episcopal Church and a firm believer in its doctrines as taught by the fathers. He was an evangelical churchman, strong in his convictions and ever ready to maintain them with the ability and earnestness characteristic of the man; therefore be it.
Resolved, That, while lamenting the death of our friend and brother, which is to each one of us a personal loss, we have the conforting assurance that all is well with him
"For tis not death to die,
To leave this weary road,
And midst the Brotherhood in high,
To be at home with God"
Resolved, That we tender to his stricken widow and children the assurance of our loving sympathy, and prayfully commend them to the consolations of that faith which sustained him and to the tender mercies of that God who is too wise to err and too good to be unkind.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the papers of Norfolk and Portsmouth and in the "Southern Churchman," and that a copy be forwarded by the Regista to the widow of our dead brother.
J. D. Powell, Rector
Hall of Old Dominion LodgeNo. 5, IOOF, Portsmouth, Va., December 27, 1891
Brethen---You are requested to assemble at ball on Middle street this Sunday at 12 o'clock sharp, to pay the last sad tribute of respect to our deceased Brother E. A. Hatton.
By order of: R. A. Coffman, N.G.
J. E. Deans, Secretary
V. M. C. Royal Arcanum, 1105---A special meeting of Portsmouth Council No. 227 Royal Arcanum, will be held Sunday, December 27th, at 10 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of paying the last funeral honors to the remains of our Brother, Past Regent E. Alex. Hatton.
Ocean Council No. 1063 and members of Sister Councils of Norfolk and vicinity are fraternally invited to unite with us.
By order of the Regent. A. Buff, Secretary
Pythian Castle, Atlantic Lodge No. 24, K of P.
Portsmouth, Va., December 27th, 1891
A Special Convention of Atlantic Lodge No. 24, K of P, will be held this (Sunday) morning at 12 o'clock to pay the last tribute of respect to our deceased Bro. E. A. Hatton.
Members of Sister Lodges are invited to unite with us.
By order of the C.C.---Virginius Butt, K of R. & S.
Parents
Father: John G. Hatton [1949] (Abt 1807-1860) 137,138 [MRIN:670]
Mother: Emeline [1950] (Abt 1808-Bef 1866) 137,138
Spouses and Children
1. *Susan Rebecca Nash [2148] (Abt 1831 - 21 Mar 1902) 139,1932,1933 [MRIN:724]
Marriage: 19 Oct 1859 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 137,1932
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1. Goodrich Hatton [2463] (Abt 1862- ) 478,1933
2. Elizabeth N. Hatton [2464] (Abt 1866- ) 476,478
3. Dr. Edward Alexander Hatton [2458] (Abt 1870- ) 477,478
4. Leckie Hatton [2465] (Abt 1873- ) 140,476,478
Elizabeth N. Hatton [2464]
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Birth: Abt 1866 - Virginia 478
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Father: Edward Alexander Hatton [2146] (Abt 1830-1891) 137,139,140 [MRIN:724]
Mother: Susan Rebecca Nash [2148] (Abt 1831-1902) 139,1932,1933
Emeline Hatton [2142]
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Father: Dr. James Lewis Hatton [2286] ( -1893) 139,142 [MRIN:721]
Mother: Olivia J. [2140] ( - ) 139,142
G. Hatton [2105]
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