Jonathan ATHERTON Sr and Elizabeth BROWN
Husband Jonathan ATHERTON Sr
Born: Abt 1776 - KY Christened: Died: 2 Aug 1850 - Dewitt Co, IL Buried: - Rock Creek Cemetary DewittMarried: Nov 1802 - Ohio Co, KYWife Elizabeth BROWN
Born: 1781 - KY Christened: Died: Bef 1840 Buried:Children
1 M Hiram ATHERTON
Born: 1802 - KY
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Died: 1885 - Dewitt Co IL
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Spouse: Mary Irena POOLE (1801-1854) Marr: 1820 - Madison, IL
Joseph HAZLETT and Lucinda ATHERTON
Husband Joseph HAZLETT
AKA: Joseph HAZLET Born: Abt 1815 - Ohio Or VA Christened: Died: 20 Oct 1869 Buried:Father: Mother: Unknown ( - )
Married: 1837 - Pike
Wife Lucinda ATHERTON
Born: 22 Sep 1821 - IL Christened: Died: 1893 Buried:Father: Hiram ATHERTON (1802-1885) Mother: Mary Irena POOLE (1801-1854)Children
1 M Andrew HAZLETT
Born: 1850 (1851) - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: 1932 - IL Buried: - Rock Creek Cemetary Dewitt Loc 5-4Spouse: Mary Ellen ACKERSON (1860-1954) Marr: 28 Jul 1877 - Dewitt, IL
2 M John H. HAZLETT
Born: (about) 1839 - Pike, IL Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Lucinda JORDON ( - ) Marr: 14 Nov 1863 - Dewitt, IL3 F Sarah HAZLETT
Born: ( about )1841 - Pike, IL
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: George G. GILSON ( - ) Marr: 20 Jun 1861 - Dewitt, IL
4 M Thomas HAZLETT
Born: (about) 1842 - Pike, IL Christened: Died: Buried:5 M James H HAZLETT
Born: ( about ) 1844 - Pike, IL Christened: Died: 30 Oct 1869 Buried: - Crum Cemetary, Dewitt, ILSpouse: Mollie MIZNER (1867- ) Marr: 7 Mar 1867 - Macoupin, ILBorn: (about) 1845 - Pike, IL Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Hiram ATHERTON (1836-Bef 1884) Marr: 9 Sep 1873 - Dewitt, ILBorn: (about) 1847 - Pike, IL Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Wealtha (Wealthy) Ann HALSEY (1855- ) Marr: 20 Mar 1873 - Dewitt, IL8 F Mary Ann HAZLETT
Born: 1849 - Dewitt, IL
Christened:
Died: 1866
Buried: - Crum Cemetary, DeWitt Co, IL
9 M Stephen HAZLETT
Born: 1852 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: Buried:10 M Alfred HAZLETT
Born: 1853 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: 1853 Buried: - Crum Cemetary, Dewitt, IL
11 F Phebe HAZLETT
Born: 1856 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: Feb1, 1866 - Dewitt, IL Buried: - Crum Cemetary12 M Charles HAZLETT
Born: Jan 1861 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: 20 Jul 1884 Buried: - Crum Cemetary13 M Edward HAZLETT
Born: 27 Aug 1863 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: 29 Aug 1863 Buried: - Crum Cemetary14 F Elvey HAZLETT
Born: 1860 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: 1864 - Dewitt, IL Buried: - Crum Cemetary15 M Franklin HAZLETT
Born: 1 May 1862 - Dewitt, IL
Christened:
Died: 20 Jul 1884 - Dewitt, IL
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16 M Albert HAZLETT
Born: Abt 1858 - Dewitt, IL Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Susan M. (Susie) HODGES (1863- ) Marr: 14 Mar 1866 - Dewitt, IL
17 F Polly HAZLETT
Born: 1849 - Dewitt Co, IL
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Died:
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General Notes (Husband)
Last name has various spellings: Hazelett, Haslett, Hazlett, Haslett
Joseph's parents remain a mystery. Cenus information varies, some say he was born in Ohio, some VA. It is possible that he's related to the "Stokes, NC" branch of the Hazletts, some did migrate to IL. Also, on the 1860 IL census a woman named "Phebe Hazlett, age 78 is residing at Joseph's home. Her place of origin was N.C.
A marriage was recorded for Joseph Hazlet and Lucy Etherenton (Atherton) in Pike MO.
However, Lucinda and some children were born in Pike Co. IL the MO reference may be an error.
Joseph purchased a federal land patent in 1846 in Pike Co. IL for forty acres.
Joseph appears on veterans roster for Black Hawk War, served in same brigade as Abraham Lincoln, Capt.:
HAZLET, JOSEPH PVT J BALL SANGAMON CO IN WHITESIDE
By James Lewis, Ph.D.
In May of 1832 Sac and Fox Indians under the leadership of Black Hawk left the Iowa territory and returned to their homes across the Mississippi River in northern Illinois. These Native Americans had lost their Illinois lands in a disputed treaty signed in St. Louis in 1805. Their return to northern Illinois sparked widespread panic among white settlers, and Illinois Governor Reynolds quickly called up the militia, which included a young Abraham Lincoln.
Both the militia and regular army troops proved unable to locate the elusive Indians at first, but by July they had begun to pursue Black Hawk's band across northern Illinois and southwestern Wisconsin, engaging them in a major conflict at Wisconsin Heights before finally routing the Indians at Bad Axe on the Mississippi River.
Abraham Lincoln's Military Service
During the Black Hawk War, 1832-
An Introduction.
By Robert A. Braun
ŠNovember, 2002, revised March, 2003
by Robert A. Braun. All rights reserved.
During the Black Hawk War, Abraham Lincoln of New Salem, Illinois served three enlistments. Each enrollment lasted for approximately 30 days.
His first enlistment was as elected captain of a company in the 4th Regiment of Mounted Volunteers, of Gen. Samuel Whiteside's Brigade. Lincoln enrolled on April 21, 1832, and mustered out with his company at Fort Johnson (Ottawa) on May 27, 1832. The company served at Beardstown, and reportedly Lincoln's company helped bury the dead of "Stillman's Run"- although this occurrence is still under investigation. Along with the muster-out of Lincoln's company was the general muster-out of what became known as the "First Army" of Illinois. While a new army was being raised and organized, Illinois enlisted and mustered in a 20-day interim regiment (the so-called "Second Army") and the only defense the State of Illinois had until the so-called "Third Army" could be brought into the field.
Lincoln re-enlisted on the same day he mustered out of his old company, and was mustered in on May 29 as a private in Captain Elijah Ises' Company, Twenty-Day Interim Regiment. He actively served with the company when General Henry Atkinson detached Captain Iles' command to ride north from Ottawa along the Kellogg Trail and reopen communications with Galena-- which had been out of touch with the rest of the world since the Felix St. Vrain Massacre. As part of this movement, Iles' company (including Lincoln) spent an overnight at Apple River Fort... about a week before Black Hawk's attack against that strongpoint later in June. Once this ride was completed, the service of Iles' company was essentially at an end. On June 16, Lincoln was mustered out.
Lincoln's third enlistment was as a private in Captain Jacob M. Early's "Spy Company." This unit mustered in approximately June 20, 1832, and served as part of General Atkinson's army as it moved north through present-day Beloit, Janesvilles, the Storr's Lake encampment (west of present-day Milton, Rock County, Wisconsin) and on to the "Trembling Lands" east of present-day Fort Atkinson, Jefferson County, Wisconsin. Atkinson's food supply dwindled, and his solution was to muster out most of his militia. Accordingly, Early's company (along with Lincoln) was mustered out and discharged on July 10, 1832 near present-day Coldspring, Jefferson County, Wisconsin. The story goes that Lincoln had his horse stolen, so he and companion George Harrison (not the Beatle) reportedly walked and canoed several hundred miles back to New Salem.
General Notes (Wife)
states on census that mom was born in GA, dad in KY.
John Wilson SCOTT III and Mahala W. ATHERTON
Husband John Wilson SCOTT III
Born: 22 Jan 1815 - Jackson Co Tenn Christened: Died: 11 Mar 1897 - Wapella Dewitt Co Ill Buried:Married: 22 Jan 1845 - Pike Co Ill
Wife Mahala W. ATHERTON
Born: 24 Nov 1827 - Springfield Ill Christened: Died: 11 Apr 1896 - Wapella Twp Dewitt Co IL Buried:Father: Hiram ATHERTON (1802-1885) Mother: Mary Irena POOLE (1801-1854)
General Notes (Wife)
note: Mahala's sister Sarah married her husband's brother, Andrew B. Scott
Andrew J. WINNINGHAM and Mary Ann ATHERTON
Husband Andrew J. WINNINGHAM
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Married: 2 Jul 1848 - Pike Co, ILWife Mary Ann ATHERTON
Born: 1832 - IL Christened: Died: 1875 Buried:Father: Hiram ATHERTON (1802-1885) Mother: Mary Irena POOLE (1801-1854)
Husband Andrew B. SCOTT
Born: 1821 Christened: Died: Buried:Married: 15 Aug 1844 - Pike Co, IL
Wife Sarah ATHERTON
Born: 1823 - Sangamon, IL Christened: Died: 30 Jan 1912 Buried:Father: Hiram ATHERTON (1802-1885) Mother: Mary Irena POOLE (1801-1854)
General Notes (Wife)
sister Mahala married husband's brother, John Wilson Scott
John BAIRD Sr. and Elizabeth AYDELOTT
Husband John BAIRD Sr.
Born: 1768 Christened: Died: 1846 Buried:Married:
Wife Elizabeth AYDELOTT
Born: 1773 Christened: Died: 1847 Buried:Father: George H. AYDELOTT (1740-1803) Mother: Christian B. HILL (1752-1818)
Children
1 M John BAIRD Jr.
Born: 21 Dec 1800 - Barren, Kentucky Christened: Died: 25 Aug 1867 Buried:Spouse: Mary Nancy MONROE (Abt 1798-1887) Marr: 17 Mar 1825 - Barren Co, Kentucky
George H. AYDELOTT and Christian B. HILL
Husband George H. AYDELOTT
Born: 1740 Christened: Died: 1803 Buried:Married:Wife Christian B. HILL
Born: 1752 Christened: Died: 1818 Buried:
Children
Born: 1773
Christened:
Died: 1847
Buried:
Spouse: John BAIRD Sr. (1768-1846)
John BAIRD Jr. and Mary Nancy MONROE
Husband John BAIRD Jr.
Born: 21 Dec 1800 - Barren, Kentucky Christened: Died: 25 Aug 1867 Buried:Father: John BAIRD Sr. (1768-1846) Mother: Elizabeth AYDELOTT (1773-1847)
Married: 17 Mar 1825 - Barren Co, Kentucky
Wife Mary Nancy MONROE
Born: Abt 1798 Christened: Died: 1887 Buried:Father: A.J. MONROE ( - ) Mother: Amelia Hunt HOOPER ( - )
Children
1 M William M. BAIRD
Born: 1827 - KY Christened: Died: 23 Jun 1888 Buried:Spouse: Sarah E. KILLEN (Abt 1836-1868) Marr: 1857 - Larue, KY2 F Mary C. BAIRD
Born: 1827 Christened: Died: Buried:
Henry Andrew SYMPSON and Rose Etta BAIRD
Husband Henry Andrew SYMPSON
Born: 15 Nova862 - Hardin, KY Christened: Died: 17 Oct 1927 Buried:Father: E.D. SYMPSON (1838-1886) Mother: Sarah HOWELL (1844-1909)Married: 1 Sep 1887 - Larue, KYWife Rose Etta BAIRD
Born: 1864 - KY Christened: Died: 15 Jul 1940 Buried:Father: William M. BAIRD (1827-1888) Mother: Sarah E. KILLEN (Abt 1836-1868
Born: 4 Sep 1888 - Larue, KY Christened: Died: 15 May 1934 (1938) Buried: - Woodlawn CemetarySpouse: Charles O. HAZLETT (1883-1973) Marr: 19052 M Arthur Baird SYMPSON
Born: 20 May 1900 - Larue, Kentucky Christened: Died: 18 Feb 1970 Buried:
William M. BAIRD and Sarah E. KILLEN
Husband William M. BAIRD
Born: 1827 - KY
Christened:
Died: 23 Jun 1888
Buried:Father: John BAIRD Jr. (1800-1867) Mother: Mary Nancy MONROE (Abt 1798-1887)Married: 1857 - Larue, KY
Wife Sarah E. KILLEN
Born: Abt 1836 - Larue, KY Christened: Died: 17 Aug 1868 Buried:Father: William KILLEN (1802-1875) Mother: Mary Polly PICKEREL (1804- )
Children
1 F Rose Etta BAIRD
Born: 1864 - KY Christened: Died: 15 Jul 1940 Buried:Spouse: Henry Andrew SYMPSON ( -1927) Marr: 1 Sep 1887 - Larue, KY2 F Eliza J. BAIRD
Born: 1856 - KY Christened: Died: Buried:
3 F Sarah E. BAIRD
Born: 1859 - KY Christened: Died: Buried:4 F Lucinda BAIRD
Born: 1867 - KY
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Died:
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General Notes (Husband)
1880 census:
occupation-farmer
father's birthplace KY
mother's birthplace SC
source: LDS
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