William Leckie Hatton [1831]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Feb 1847 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 138,1962
Baptism:
Death: 12 Dec 1915 - Richmond, Richmond (city), Virginia, USA 1960,1966
Burial: 14 Dec 1915 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 141,1960
Cause of Death: Paralysis--cerebral hemorrage 141,1960
AFN #:
Events
1. Alt Birth 1967, 1840 in Virginia
2. Alt Birth 1968, 1846 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
3. Census 137, U.S., Jun 1860 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
John G. Hatton, age 53, male, occupation: retd. merchant, value of real estate: 20,000; value of personal property: 13,000; born in Va.4. Military Service 1961,1969, private, 1st Co. Independent Signal Corps, Confederate States Army, 2 May 1862 in Norfolk, Norfolk (city), Virginia, USA
Emeline Hatton, age 52, female, born in Va.
E. A. Hatton, age 30, male, occupation: farmer, value of personal propety: 600, born in Va., married within the year
Susan R. Hatton, age 29, female, born in Va., married within the year
Mary Ann Hatton, age 23, female, born in Va.
Wm. L. Hatton, age 14, male, born in Va., attended school
Enlisted: 2 May 18625. Deed 1970, division of property between siblings, 19 Oct 1866 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Transferred: 1 March 1863 to 2nd Co.
Present on Company Roll: Nov & Dec 1864
Prisoners of War of Lee's & Johnson's Armies: April 1865
Discharge: 9 April 1865 Appomattox, Va.
Cause of Discharge: end of war
If wounded: never wounded
Conscripted or enlist: enlisted
Physical desciption: light complextion, 5 feet 7 inches
Occupation: clerk
William L. Hatton, private, Capt. Nathaniel W. Small's Co., Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for July & Aug. 1862
Station: Petersburg, Va.
Roll dated: Sept 15, 1862
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt. Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Maj. Burton
To what time: July 1, 1862
Present or absent: not stated
William L. Hatton, private, 1st Co., Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for Sept & Oct 1862
Station: James & Appomattox Rivers
Dated: Oct 31, 1862
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Maj.Money
To what time: Sept 1, 1862
Present or absent: present
William L. Hatton, private, 1st Co. Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organizations named above for Nov & Dec 1862
Station: Dept of N.C.
Dated: Dec 31, 1862
Enlisted When: May 2, 1862
By whom: Capt Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Majo Money
To what time: Nov. 1, 1862
Present or absent: present
William L. Hatton, private, 1st Co., Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for Jan & Feb 1863
Station: Dept of N.C.
Dated: Mch 1, 1863
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Capt. Wallack
To what time: Janary 1, 1863
Present or absent: present
William L. Hatton, private, 1st Co. Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for Mch & Apr 1863
Station: Dept So. Va.
Dated: May 1, 1863
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt. Milliagan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Capt Wallack
To what time: Mch 1, 1863
Remarks: Transferred to "A" Co. Ind. Sig. Corps Mch 1, 63
William L. Hatton, private, 2nd Co. Milligan's Indpt. Signal Corps
Age: 17 years
appears on company muster-in roll of the organization named above
Roll dated: Petersburg, Va. March 1, 1863
Muster in to date: Mch 1, 1863
Joined for duty and enrolled When: May 2, 1863
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt. Milligan
Period: war
Remarks: Transferred from "1" Co. Independent Signal Corps
William L. Hatton, private, 2nd Co. Milligan's Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for Mar & Apr 1863
Station: On James River
Dated: May 1, 1863
Enlisted When: May 2, 1863
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt. Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Capt Wallack
To what time: Mar 1, 1863
Present or absent: not stated
William L. Hatton, private, 2d Co., Milligan's Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for May & June 1863
Station: Dept So. Va.
Dated: July 1, 1863
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt. Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Capt. Wallack
To what time: May 1, 1863
Present or absent: present
William L. Hatton, private, 2d Co., Milligan's Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for July & Aug 1863
Station: Dept So. Va. & N.C.
Dated: Sept 1, 1863
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Capt. Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Capt. Wallack
To what time: July 1, 1863
Present or absent: absent
Remarks: in hospital
William L. Hatton, private, 2d Co., Milligan's Indpt. Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organization named above for Sept & Oct 1864
Station: Petersburg
Dated: Nov 1, 1864
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
When: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Maj Wallack
To what time: Sept 1, 1864
Present or absent: present
William L. Hatton, private, 2d Co. Milligan's Indpt Signal Corps appears on company muster roll of the organizations named above for Nov & Dec 1864
Station: on the front at Petersburg
Dated: Dec. 31, 1864
Enlisted when: May 2, 1862
Where: Norfolk, Va.
By whom: Capt. Milligan
Period: war
Last paid by whom: Maj. Wallack
To what time: Nov 1, 1864
Present or absent: present
w. L. Hatton, private, 2 Co. Independent Signa; Corps appears on a list of officers and men of 2d Company Independent Signal Corps, April 10th
Roll dated: not dated
W. L. Hatton, private, 2 Signal Corps Va. appears on a register of General Hospital Petersburg, Va.
Complaint: ulcus penis
Admitted: Feb 8, 1864
Returned to duty: Feb. 9, 1864
W. L. Hatton, private, 2 Co. Signal Corps, Va. Brigade appears on a register of General Hospital Petersburg, Va.
Admitted: Feby 8, 1864
Disease: Ulcus penis
William L. Hatton, 2nd Co. Ind. Sig. cp. appears on a receipt roll for pay for 1/26/64
Occupation: Sig. duty
Period of Service From: Oct. 31
To: Dec. 31, 63
Days: 61
Rate of pay: 40@
Remarks: Petersburg, Va.
William L. Hatton 2nd Co. Ind. Sign. cp. appears on a receipt roll for pay for 11/12/63
Occupation: Sig. duty
Period of service from Aug. 31 to Oct. 31/63
Days: 61
Rate of pay: 40@
Remarks: Petersburg
Whereas Edward Alexander Hatton, James Lewis Hatton, Miss Mary Ann Hatton, and William Leckie Hatton are the joint owners of several lots pieces or parcels of land with their appurtenances situate in the City of Portsmouth and two tracts of land situate in the County of Norfolk and near to the City of Portsmouth, one called the "Leckie tract" the other "Poor House tract" as the heirs and only heirs at law of their father & mother John G. & Emaline Hatton deceased, and being so possed are desirous of making an equal partition and division of the same among themselves and for that purpose do now execute this deed, the said Edward Alexander and James Lewis Hatton each having an undivided one fourth interest of so much of the "Leckie tract as lies East of the road leading to the U.S. Naval Hospital conveyed to them by their father & mother do now for the purpose of making a division surrender the same to be placed in Hotch potch--Therefore this Deed made this first day of Jamuary in the year 1866 between the said Edward Alexander Hatton and Susan R. his wife, the said James Lewis Hatton and Olivia J. his wife, Miiss Mary Ann Hatton and William Leckie Hatton. Witnesseth that it is mutually agreed by and between the parties hereto that the following described partition allottment and division between the parties shall be held firm and stable between them their heirs executors administrators and assigns forever, that is to say Edward A. Hatton is to have hold use poses and enjoy as of his own estate, the following all of that lot situate on the south side of North Street with the western portion of the Brick House bounded as follows commencing on the south side of North Street and at a point one hundred an ten feet east of the S. E. intersection of Crawford & North Streets, thence East ninety-four feet six inches to the partition wall of the brick building, thence south one hundred & thirteen feet, thence west ninety four feet six inches, thence north one hundred and thirteen feet to the beginning, also a part of the lot situate on the south side of London Street purchased of A. C. Godwin, commencing on the southside of London Street at the West line of Cowley's lot, and running along Cowley's & others line south one hundred & thirteen feet, west twenty eight feet, thence north one hundred & thirteen feet, to London street, thence East along London Street twenty eight feet to the beginning, also Lot No. 1 (one) in the plan hereto annexed and to be recorded with this deed of the "Leckie tract" lying west of the road to the U. S. Naval Hospital, and contains nineteen & six tenths acres, and to receive from the estate of his father scrip of the town of Portsmouth for one thousand dollars and the arreages of interest due thereon. James Lewis Hatton is to have hold use posession enjoy as of his own estate all of the tract of land in Norfolk County, known as the "Poor House tract" all of the "Leckie Tract" that lies East of the Road to the U.S. Naval Hospital including the interst of Edward A. Hatton therein, also the remainder of the Lot with its improvements situate on the south side of London street purchased from A. C. Godwin after deducting therefrom 28 feet front allotted to Edward Alexander Hatton, and to pay to Miss Mary Ann Hatton five hundred dollars and to William Leckie Hatton eleven hundred dollars, Miss Mary Ann Hatton is to have hold use posses and enjoy as of her own estate, all of that lot situate on the south side of North street with the eastern portion of the Brick House bounded as follows commencing on the south side of North Street two hundred & four feet East of the S. E. intersection of Crawford & North streets, thence East thirty two feet, thence south one hundred & thirteen feet thence west thirty two feet, thence North one hundred and thirteen feet to the beginning--the House and lot situate on the south east corner of County and Dinwiddie streets fronting on County Street sicty two feet and on Dinwiddie Street eighty three feet--the undivided morety of the lot in Gosport owned jointly by Samuel Watts and John G. Hatton dec'd. Also Lot No. 2 (two) in the plan hereto annexed of the "Leckie tract" lying west of the road to the U.S. Naval Hospital and contains nineteen & six tenths acres bounded by Edward A. Hatton on the East and Wm. L. Hatton on the west and to receive of James L. Hatton the sum of five hundred dollars and from the estate of JOhn G. Hatton in money the like sum of five hundred dollars William Leckie Hatton is to have hold use poses and enjoy as of his own estate, the following viz, the Brick House and the lot on Crawford Street adjoining the property of the heirs of Charles L. Cocke decd; also the lot No. 3 (three) in the plan hereto annexed of the "Leckie tract" lying west of the road to the U.S. Naval Hospital and contains nineteen & six tenths acres bounded by Miss Mary Ann Hatton on the East and to receive from James Lewis Hatton the sum of Eleven hudnred dollars, and it is hereby covenanted and agreed by and between the said parties heretofor themselves and their heirs executed and administrators, that the said Edward A. Hatton, James L., Mary A, & William L. Hatton shall each have hold poses and enjoy as of their own estate free from the claims and demands of the others the herein befroe described lots pieces and parcels of land with their appurtenances monies and credits as herein before allotted & set apart to them respectively and it is further agreed by and between the parties aforesaid that this division shall be considered only as embracing the several lots pieces and parcels of land monies and credits as are hereinbefore refered to and none other. Witness the following signatures and seals.6. Deed 1971, Willaim Hatton sells to D. J. Godwin lot no. 3 of the Leckie Tract, 19 Nov 1870 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
E. Alex Hatton
S. R. Hatton
James L. Hatton
Olivia J. Hatton
Mary A. Hatton
Wm. L. Hatton
In the Clerk's Office of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth the 19 day of October 1866. This deed was acknowledged before me by Edward Alexander Hatton and Susan R. his wife, James Lewis Hatton and Olivia J. his wife Mary Ann Hatton and William Leckie Hatton parties thereto, the said Susan R. Hatton and Olivia J. Hatton being privily examined seperate and apart from their respective husbands and having the deed aforesaid fully explained to them, severally acknowledged the same to be their act and deed and declared that they willingly executed the same and does not wish to reract it. Whereupon the said deed is admitted to record.
Teste: Arthur W. Harvey, D.C.
In the Clerk's Office of Norfolk County Court on the 30th day of October 1866. This deed was admitted to record upon the certificate annexed of Arthur W. Harvey, Deputy Clerk of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth.
Teste: Arthur Emmerson, clk
pro tem
Grantor: William L. Hatton7. Occupation 138, clerk, Feb 1872 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Grantee: D. J. Godwin
Date of Deed: 19 Nov. 1870 Date Recorded: 19 Nov 1870
Consideration: $800.00
Signatures or Marks: W. L. Hatton
Witnesses: "blank"
Description: All of that certain tract of land situated in Norfolk County near the city of Portsmouth containing 19.6 acres and iis the same that was assigned to the said Wm.L. Hatton by the deed of partition between the said Wm. L. Hatton, E. A. Hatton and others dated 1 January 1866 and of record in the Clerk's Office of Norfolk County Court and designated in the plan filed with said deed as Lot No. 3 and described as the part of the "Leckie tract" which lies west of Lot no. 2 assigned to Mary Ann Hatton.
Other Pertinent Information: In trust to secure the payment of a certain negotiable note dated 19th day of November 1870 made by the said W. L. Hatton whereby he promises to pay twelve months after date to his own order at the Bank of Portsmouth eight hundred dollars rate of interest twelve per cent per annum and in trust to secure a note given in renewal or continuance of the same. And it is agreed that the said trustee shall receive five per cent commissions on the proceeds of any sale made under this deed.
8. Residence 138, Feb 1872 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
9. Census 1972, U.S., 1880 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Wm. L. Hatton, white, male, age 40, married, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.10. Occupation 1841, clerk w/ V. T. & G. Air Line, 1888 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Ellen Hatton, white, female, age 40, wife, married, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Name: William L. Hatton11. Residence 1841, 215 Glasgow, 1888 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Location: Portsmouth
Business Name: V.T. & G. Air Line
Occupation: clerk
Year: 1888
City: Norfolk
State: Va.
Name: William L. Hatton12. Occupation 1973, clerk w/V. T. & G. rail road, 1890 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Location: 215 Glasgow
Occupation: clerk
Year: 1888
City: Portsmouth
State: Va.
Name: William L. Hatton13. Residence 1974, 106 Crawford, 1890 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Location: 106 Crawford
Business Name: V. T. & G. R.R.
Occupation: clerk
Year: 1890
City: Portsmouth
State: Va.
14. Residence 1962, 100 Crawford Street, Jun 1900 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
15. Occupation 1962, clerk, Jun 1900 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
16. Census 1975, U.S., 1900 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
William Hatton, residence 100 Crawford St., head of household, white, male, born in Feb. 1847, age 53, married 21 years, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va., occupaton: clerk, can read & write, speaks English, rents home17. Residence 1976, 45 North Dinwiddie Street, Apr 1905 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Ellen N. Hatton, wife, white, female, born May 1852, age 48, married 21 years, mother of 1 child w/1 child living, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va., can read & write, speaks English
Mary Elizabeth Hatton, daughter, white, female, born Dec. 1893, age 7, single, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Mary Jane Mercer, mother, white, female, born in Feb. 1828, age 72, widow, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va., can read & write, speaks English
Smithy Godwin, servant, black, female, born Dec. 1872, age 27, single, born in S.C., father born in S.C., mother born in S.C., occupaton: servant, can read & write, speaks English
Luvenia Epps, servant, black, female, born Ja. 1865, age 35, single, born in N.C., father born in N.C., mother born in N.C., occupation: servant, can't read or write
18. Residence 1977, application for admission to Lee Camp Solider's Home, 15 Mar 1913 in Richmond, Richmond (city), Virginia, USA
Name: William L. Hatton19. Residence 1978, resident of Lee Camp Soldiers Home, 14 Apr 1913 in Richmond, Richmond (city), Virginia, USA
Independent Signal Corps of Portsmouth, Va.
Died 12 December 1915
Reg. 3. pp. 21-21 a.
Application for Admission
Home for Disabled Ex-Confederate Soldiers At Richmond, Virginia of
William L. Hatton
Independent Signal Corps A.N. Va. Volunteers
Ordered in March 15th 1913
Admitted Apri 14th 1913
Died: December 12th, 1915
Approved: D. A. Brump
Order for Admission given: March 15th 1913
Approved: E. J. Basher
#2009481
War Department--The Adjutant General's Office
Washington, Feb. 15, 1913
Respectfully returned to the
Commandant,
Lee Camp Soldier's Home, Richmond, Virginia
The records show that William L. Hatton, private, 1st Company Independent Signal Corps, Confederate States Army, enlisted May 2, 1862, and was transferred to the 2d Company, said Corps, March 1, 1863. On the company roll for November and December 1864, last on file, he was reported present. It appears that he was one of the number of prisoners of war of Lee's and Johnson's Armies in April, 1865, but the records afford no information as to his disposition.
Geo. Andrews
The Adjutant General
Headquarters Lee Camp Soldiers' Home
Richmond, Va. Feb. 12th, 1913
The Adjutant General
War Department, Washington, D.C.
General:
I have the honor to request you to give me the service record of, William L. Hatton. Independent Signal Corps. C.S.A., who is an applicant for admission to this Home.
Respectfully,
J. E. Graves, Commandant
Application for Admission to the Soldier's Home of R. E. Lee Camp,
No. 1, Confederate Veterans At Richmond, Virginia
The application of William L. Hatton, of the City of Portsmouth, County of Norfolk, State of Virginia, sets forth that he, the said William L. Hatton was regularly enlisted and served, during the late war between the States, in the Confederate States army or navy, as follows:
When Enlisted, with rank: March 1862--private
Where Enlisted, Town & State: Norfolk, Va.
Company & Regiment Mustered in: Independent Signal Corps
Date & Place of Discharge with rank: April 9, 1865 Appomattox, Va.
Cause of Discharge: End of the war
If wounded, give date and name of engagement: never wounded
State if you were conscripted, or did you enlist as a substitute: I enlisted
That he served honorably during the war in said army, and was true and loyal to the government of the Confederate States to the end of the war, and that he has borne a good character ever since; that he is 67 years of age; that he is unmarried; that he is of light complexion, 5 feet 7 inches in height, and is by occupation a clerk; that his nearest relative is Miss Mary E. Hatton, 507 S. Hanover St., Baltimore, whose post-office is Portsmouth, Virginia; that because of physcial disability he, the said William L. Hatton, is unable to probide for and support himself, and therefore he makes this his application for admission into the "Soldiers' Home"; and he swears or affirms that he is a person of sobriety and good habits, and, if admitted as an inmate to said Home, he hereby agress to abide by and obey all the rules and regulations made by the proper authorities of the Home for its government, and that he will perform all duties required of him, and obey all lawful orders of the officers of the said Home; and I sign this application with the full knowledge that any violation of the rules will subject me to punishment or dismissal, at the discretion of the Board of Visitors.
Witness the following signatures this 31 day of January A.D. 1913
William L. Hatton
Portsmouth, Virginia
State of Virginia, City of Portsmouth:
This day personally appeared before me, Fitzhugh Lee Hudgins, a Notary Public in and for the city and State aforesaid, William L. Hatton, whose name is signed to the foregoing application, and made oath that the statements therein contained are true.
Given under my hand this 31st day of January 1913
Fitzhugh Lee Hudgins, N.P.
Certificate of Witnesses
We, G. S. Virmillian and N. F. Richardson, certify that we know the above applicant William L. Hatton; that he was during the war enlisted and served honorably in the same regiment with us--namely, in the Independent Signal Corps, and that we believe the statements contained in his above application to be true.
G. S. Vermillion
N. F. Richardson
Certificate of Judge
State of Virginia, City of Portsmouth, to wit:
This is to certify that I have examined into the statements contained in the foregoing application of William L. Hatton, and that I am satisifed from the evidence adduced before me that the said William L. Hatton served honorably during the late war in the Confederate States army or navy; that he was loyal to the government of the Confederate States to the end of the war; that he has borne a good character ever since, and that his present condition is such as to render him unable to provide for himself unaided.
Given under my hand as Judge of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth.
Kenneth A. Bain, Judge
I, E. Alexander Hatton, certify that the applicant William L. Hatton, is of sound mind, and not an habitual drunkard, nor has he ever been an inmate of an insane asylum.
E. Alexander Hatton, Doctor
Insane person, habitual drunkards, persons suffering with cancerous affection or contagious disease will not be admitted under any circumstances.
Order of Admission--The above application having been approved by the Board of Visitors, the said applicant is admitted to the Soldier's Home.
E. J. Bosher
President Board of Visitors of Home
Applicants will remain at their homes till notified that they will be admitted.
Name: Wm. L. Hatton Date Admitted: 14 Apr. 191320. Occupation 1961, clerk, 1913 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Age: 67 Where From: Portsmouth, Va.
Where Born: Portsmouth, Va. Company: Independent
Regiment: Signal Corps Cause of Admission: physical disablity
Admitted by: Board of visitors Cause of Discharge: Died Dec. 12th, 1915
Remarks: Remains shipped to Portsmouth, Va.
21. Physical Description 1961, 5 feet, 7 inches tall, light complexion, 1913 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
22. Obituary 1979, 13 Dec 1915 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
William Leckie Hatton, a former resident of this city, died yesterday morning in Richmond, of paralysis, with which he was stricken last Friday. Miss Mary E. Hatton, of Baltimore, his daughter, arrived in Richmond on Saturday, and was with her father when he died.23. Death notice 1980, 14 Dec 1915 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Mr. Hatton was well-known in this city, where he has numerous relatives.
The funeral service will take place tomorrow morning, in Richmond. The body will be forwarded to this city over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at 12 o'clock and will arrive here at 3 o'clock. Burial services will take place in Cedar Grove cemetery immediately, after the arrival of the body.
The body of William Leckie Hatton, a former resident of the city, who died last Sunday morning of paralysis in Richmond, will arrive here at 3 o'clock this afternoon over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and will be conveyed immediately to Cedar Grove cemetery, where burial service will be conducted.24. Funeral 1981, 15 Dec 1915 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
The body of William Leckie Hatton, a former resident of the city, who died last Sunday morning in Richmond, was brought here at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon over the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway and was coveyed to Cedar Grove cemetery where burial took place. Rev. Charles E. Donohoe, pastor of St. Paul's Catholic church, conducted the service.
The pall bearers, all nephews of the deceased, were as follows: G. Hatton, Leckie Hatton, Dr. E. A. Hatton, Hatton Nash, Thomas Nash, and Joseph N. Hatton.
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. *Ellen F. Mercer [1778] (May 1850 - After 1905) 1963,1964,1965 [MRIN:623]
Marriage: 13 Feb 1872 - Norfolk Co., Virginia 1962
Status:
Children:
1. Mary Elizabeth Hatton [1832] (1893-After 1915) 1960,1961
Notes
Death Notes:
Death certificate:
Name: William L. Hatton
Sex: male Race: white Marital Status: single
Date of Birth: 1846 Age: 69 years
Birthplace: Portsmouth, Va. Occupation: clerk
Informant: Records L.C.S. Home Addrress: Richmond, Va.
Date of Death: Dec. 12, 1915 Place of Death: LC.S. Home, Richmond
I hereby certify, that I attended deceased from Apr. 14, 1913, to Dec. 12, 1915 that I last saw him alive on Dec. 11, 1915 and that death occurred, on the date stated above, at 2:30.am.
Cause of Death: cerebral hemorrhage (rt. hemorrhage)
Duration: 3 days
Signed: C. D. Lipscomb, M.D. Date: Dec. 12, 1915--Richmond, Va.
Length of Residence for Hospitals, Institutions: 2 yrs., 8 months, 24 days
Former of usual residence: Portsmouth, Va.
Place of Burial: Portsmouth, Va. Date of Burial: 12-14-1915
Undertaker: J. W. Bliley Co. Address: city
Hawkins [770]
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1. *Elizabeth Alice Bowen [769] ( - ) 759 [MRIN:288]
Marriage: Bef 1876
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Hayes [801]
Sex: M
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1. *Unknown [0] ( - ) [MRIN:302]
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1. Iola L. Hayes [796] (1913-1993) 966
2. Bernice Hayes [802] ( - ) 966
3. Margie Hayes [804] ( - ) 966
4. Thalia Hayes [806] ( - ) 966
5. Linzie Hayes [808] ( - ) 966
Bernice Hayes [802]
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1. Residence 966, 1993 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
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Father: Hayes [801] ( - ) [MRIN:302]
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1. *Williams [803] ( - ) [MRIN:303]
Marriage: Bef 1993
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Iola L. Hayes [796]
Sex: F
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Birth: 23 Jan 1913 966
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Death: 15 Jun 1993 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 966
Burial: 19 Jun 1993 - Chesapeake, Chesapeake (city), Virginia, USA 966
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1. Color-Race, black
2. Religion 966, Member of Mount Hermon Baptist Temple
3. Organizations 966, member of Faith Club & Temple Guild
4. Residence 966, Jun 1993 in 1350 Watson Street, Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
5. Funeral Home 966, Fisher Funeral Home, 1993 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
6. Social Security # 1982, 228-10-2370, Jun 1993 in Virginia
Name: Iola Cassell7. Obituary 1983, 17 Jun 1993 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Birth: 23 Jan. 1913
Death: June 1993
Last Residence: Portsmouth, Portsmouth City, Va.
Issued: Va. (before 1951)
SS #: 228-10-2370
Iola L. Cassell
Portsmouth--Iola L. Cassell, 80, of the 1300 block of Watson St., died June 15, 1993, in a Portsmouth hospital.
Mrs. Cassell was a member of Mount Hermon Baptist Temple, the Faith Club and Temple Guild. She was the widow of Theodore Cassell.
Survivors include one daughter, Jean Hunter, and one son, Byron H. Cassell, both of Portsmouth; three sisters, Bernice Williams and Margie Davis, both of Portsmouth, and Thalia H. Morgan of Colorado; one brother, Linzie Hayes of Hampton; 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.
A funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in Mount Hermon Baptist Church by the Rev. I. S. Waters. Burial will be in the Cassell Family Cemetery, (Deep Cree), Chesapeake. The family will be at 1350 Watson St., Portsmouth. Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Father: Hayes [801] ( - ) [MRIN:302]
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Spouses and Children
1. *Theodore A. Cassell [795] (Abt 1910 - 22 Mar 1984) 148,391 [MRIN:300]
Marriage: Bef 1984
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1. Jean Cassell [797] ( - ) 391,766
2. Theodore Arthur Cassell Jr. [799] (Abt 1937-1990) 391,766
3. Bryan H. Cassell [800] ( - ) 391
Notes
Death Notes:
Iola L. Cassell obituary, Virginian Pilot newspaper, Norfolk, Va., 17 June 1993, page D-2, column 3, Microfilm # V, Kirn Memorial Library, Norfolk, Va.:
Iola L. Cassell
Portsmouth--Iola L. Cassell, 80, of the 1300 block of Watson St., died June 15, 1993, in a Portsmouth hospital.
Mrs. Cassell was a member of Mount Hermon Baptist Temple, the Faith Club and Temple Guild. She was the widow of Theodore Cassell.
Survivors include one daughter, Jean Hunter, and one son, Byron H. Cassell, both of Portsmouth; three sisters, Bernice Williams and Margie Davis, both of Portsmouth, and Thalia H. Morgan of Colorado; one brother, Linzie Hayes of Hampton; 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.
A funeral will be conducted at 11 a/m/ Saturday in Mount Hermon Baptist Church by the Rev. I. S. Waters. Burial will be in the Cassell Family Cemetery, (Deep Creek), Chesapeake. The family will be at 1350 Watson St., Portsmouth. Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Linzie Hayes [808]
Sex: M
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1. Residence 966, 1993 in Hampton, Hampton (city), Virginia, USA
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Father: Hayes [801] ( - ) [MRIN:302]
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Margie Hayes [804]
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1. Residence 966, 1993 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
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Father: Hayes [801] ( - ) [MRIN:302]
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1. *Davis [805] ( - ) [MRIN:304]
Marriage: Bef 1993
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Thalia Hayes [806]
Sex: F
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1. Residence 966, 1993 in Colorado
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Father: Hayes [801] ( - ) [MRIN:302]
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1. *Morgan [807] ( - ) [MRIN:305]
Marriage: Bef 1993
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Edward Hays [3107]
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1. Inherits 231, from his grandfather, Edward Creekmur, Feb 1810 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
the balance remaining and coming to Edward Creekmur from the sale of my negro woman Sarah and her children after discharging the debt to Thomas Jones and paying $30 to Edward Creekmur. Also one bed to him
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Father: [MRIN:1055]
Mother: Daughter Creekmur [3106] ( - )
Mary Henley [1086]
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1. *George Washington Glover [1085] ( - ) 1216 [MRIN:394]
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1. Edwin Joseph Glover [1084] (Abt 1907- ) 1216