Spouse: James Dickson DEAN. Esther HIATT and James Dickson DEAN were married on 21 August 1839 in ,Patrick,Virginia. Children were: Calvin Nathan DEAN, Alfred Washington DEAN, Josiah DEAN, Kary Matilda DEAN, Mary Frances DEAN, Julia Ann DEAN, Margaret Virginia DEAN, Laura Alice DEAN, Susan Esther DEAN.

George HIATT was one of the original lines of children from the JohnHeyett line, Quaker Imm. of 1699.
The record of the first George HIATT, born 1698 at Greenage, three milesfrom Dublin, Ireland. His brother Thomas
HIATT who came to PA. about 1733, joining the New Garden, Chester Co.,Friends Meeting April 10, 1733. He states
that some of the family went to VA. prior to 1759 and joins HopewellFriends Meeting. George HIATT married
Martha Wakefield in PA. in 1724. Martha and children took certificatefrom Hopewell VA. Meeting to Cane Creek
NC in 1751. George, it seems remained in VA. until 1754 and tookcertificate from Fairfield meeting VA. to New
Garden NC where he was joined by Martha and children. George died 25 Oct.1793. Martha died 5 Feb. 1794.
It is not known when George and Martha HIATT with their children, removedfrom Pennsylvania and settled
within the verge of Hopewell Monthly Meeting, Frederick Co., VIR., about1740. They resided here until the middle
of the eighteenth century. Exactly what disdemeanor occurred, is unknown,but from 1746 to 1754; George HIATT
was disowned. In Jun 1751, Martha HIATT and children were given incertificate to Cane Creek Monthly Meeting,
Alamanac county, North Carolina. She and her children were received atCane Creek in October of that same year. 2 George HIATT b. on 1Apr. 1723 in Frederick Co., VA; d. in 1793 in Surry Co., NC. helpeddevelop the Great Wagon Road, which led from his North River farm toJoseph Edward's property along the Capon River. He fled to NC. during theIndian wars and did not return to Hampshire County, VA. John Jr.,George's father, deeded him 172 acres in 1760 on the north side of thesouth fork of Deep River in an area that eventually became GuilfordCounty. This land was sold to his nephew, William HIATT and deeded to him27 Nov. 1787.
George moved to Surry County by 27 Nov. 1787 where he died in1793. An inventory was taken of his estate in Surry County in May 1783.
Found in Journal of my Journey Over the Mountains: by GeorgeWashington March 31, 1750
Then Survey'd for George Hyatt a certain Tract of waste Land Situateon a branch of the N. River called David's Run in Frederick County Beg at2 white Oaks on the side of a Hill in very stony ground and Run thence S70 E One Hund & Seventy two Poles to a Chestnut Oak amongst a Parcel ofRocks on a Ridge of a Mountain thence N 20 E. 220 Pl to the Wag Road thatleads to the S. Branch Two Hundred and Fifty Poles to a Hickory & twowhite Oaks thence N 70 W One Hund & Seventy Two Poles to two white Oakson a Hill thence S 20 W Two Hund & Fifty Three Po: to Beg Cont 272 Acres.

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Spouse: Martha WAKEFIELD. Martha WAKEFIELD and George HIATT were married in 1725 in Of Monocacy, (of Fairfax), Va. Children were: John HIATT, Joseph HIATT, Lydia HIATT, Elizabeth HIATT, Ann HIATT, William HIATT, Ursula HIATT, Christopher HIATT, Ruth HIATT, Esther HIATT, Mary HIATT.

Spouse: Thomas SUMNER. Hannah HIATT and Thomas SUMNER were married on 8 October 1777 in New Garden,Guilford,North Carolina. Children were: Joseph SUMNER.

At this point, we pick up the family line of John Hiatt (b. abt1674) who in about 1695 married Mary Smith , daughter of William Smithand Grace ?
John Hiatt and Mary Smith - daughter of William and Grace Smithproduced at least three children, John Jr. (b.abt 1720), George(b.abt1724), and William (b.abt1730). Among them, George Hiatt is ourguy.

No record is found of John Hiett in Quaker records in PA but Fall MMin Bucks County PA makes one brief reference to a "Mary Hyot" who was"received on certificate" the 7th of 6m 1706". Of John and Mary littleis known. He is called "yeoman" A yeoman is a free born common man ofthe most respectable class, a freeholder. He was probably a farmer, andpossibly a merchant. He may have also lived in Maryland. It appearsthat they had the following sons: John, George (1698-1793), and William.

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This family belonged to the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in England,possibly fleeing, as did many of the sect., to Holland of France to escape persecution the latter part of the 17th century, before coming to America.

JohnHiett was probably a farmer, and possibly a merchant.

"In Joseph Besse's "ACollection of the Sufferings of the people called Quaker", it mentions a John Hyott of Shipton-Mallett, England, who was taken prisoner in Somersetshire in 1686, at a time when the Quakers were most severely persecuted for their religious beliefs. No further record of this John Hyott has been found. It is possiblethat this John Hyott of Shipton-Mallett is identical with our John Hiett who appears in Pennsylvania around 1699, or is the following a possible lineage of Hyett's from England to America (from "The Visitation of the County of Gloucester1682 to 1683 by Fenwick, page 96.) It appears that our John Hiett probably came to America with William Penn on his second trip to America. Penn's second voyage to Pennsylvainia was in the fall of 1699, and our john Hiett seems to havearrived at about the same time, for it was early that following year that he purchased three hundred acres of land in Bucks County, Pennsylvania for three hundred fifty pounds "current silver money." This can be found in Deed Book 3, page 27, Doylestown, the county seat of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
No record isfound of John Hiett in Quaker record of Pennsylvania but Fall MM in Bucks County Pennsylvania makes a brief reference to a "Mary Hyott" who was "received on certificate" the 7th of 6th month 1706." Of John and Mary little is known. He iscalled "yeoman." A Yeoman is a free born common man of the most respectable class, a freeholder. He was probably a farmer, and possibly a mercant. He may also have lived in Maryland. Parents: John Van HIETT and Mrs. Margaret HIETT.

Spouse: Mary Lois SMITH. Mary Lois SMITH and John HIATT Sr.Immigrant were married in 1695 in England. Children were: John HIATT JUNIOR, George HIATT, William HIATT Sr., Elisha HIATT, Mary HIATT, Rebecca HIATT, Thomas HIATT, Sarah HIATT.

''IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I JOHN HIATT OF THE COUNTY OF HAMSHEAR AND COLONY OF VIRGINIA BEING SICK AND WEAK OF BODY BUT OF SOUND AND PERFECT MIND
AND MEMORY THANKS BE TO GOD FOR THE SAME, AND CALLING TO MIND THE UNCERTIN
ESTATE OF THIS TRANSITORY LIFE, AND THAT ALL FLESH MUST YIELD UNTO DEATH WHEN IT SHALL PLEASE ALMIGHTY GOD TO CALL. DO MAKE AND PRONOUNCE THIS MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN THE MANNER HEREAFTER MENTIONED

PRIMAS, AND FIRST OF ALL, I GIVE AND RECOMMEND MY SOUL UNTO THE HANDS OF
GOD WHO FIRST GAVE IT TO ME AND AND MY BODY TO BE DECENTLY BURIED IN THE EARTH IN A CHRISTIAN LIKE MANNER, AND TO WHAT TRANCERY ESTATE THE LORD HAS BEEN PLEASED TO BESTOW UPON ME IN THIS TRANCETORY LIFE I DO GIVE AND BEQUEATH
IN THE MANNER FOLLOWING.

ITEM. MY WILL AND DESIRE IS THAT ALL MY JUST DEBTS AND FUNERAL EXPENSES
BE FIRST PAID OUT OF MY PERSONAL ESTATE BY MY EXECUTORS HEREAFTER NAMED.
ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY ELDEST SON GEORGE HIATT THE SUM OF
FIVE SHILLINGS TO BE PAID HIM OUT OF MY PERSONAL ESTATE BY MY EXECUTORS
HEREAFTER NAMED.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON JOHN HIATT THE SUM OF FIVE SHILLINGS
TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO MY SON WILLIAM HIATT THE SUM OF FIVE SHILLINGS
TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON JOSEPH HIATT THE SUM OF FIVE SHILLINGS
TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY DAUGHTER CATHERINE HARREL THE SUM OF
FIVE SHILLINGS TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY DAUGTHER MARY EDWARDS THE SUM OF
SHILLINGS TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY DAUGHTER ANN HARRIS THE SUM OF
SHILLINGS TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY DAUGHTER MARGARET CRAVENS THE SUM OF
FIVE SHILLINGS TO BE PAID AS AFORESAID.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON EVAN HIATT TWO HUNDREDAND TWENTY
TWO ACRES OF LAND LYING IN THE COUNTY OF HAMPSHEAR AND ON A BRANCH OF
THE NORTH RIVER OF CAPCAPON AND BEING PART OF A TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TWO ACRES I BOUGHT FROM MY SON GEORGE HIATT AND BEING THE UPPER
PART ON WHICH HOUSE AND PLANTATION IS ON, AND TO HIM AND HIS HEIRS AND
ASSIGNS FOREVER.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SAID SON EVAN HIATT A TRACT OF LAND
OF ABOUT TWENTY FIVE ACRES, SURVAY,D FOR ME AND RETURNED UNTO THE RIGHT
HONOURABLE THOMAS LORD FAIRFAX,S LAND OFFICE, AJOIYNING ON THE UPPER
SIDE OR EAST SIDE OF THE AFOREMENTIONED LAND AND AJOINING A PLACE CALLED
THE SANDY RIDGE. AND TO HIM AND HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON JAMES HIATT FIFTY ACRES OF LAND PART OF A TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TWO ACRES, WHICH I HAVE BEFORE GIVEN
AND BEQUEATHED TO MY SON EVAN HIATT, AND TO HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SAID SON JAMES HIATT ONE SURVAY OF LAND SURVAY,D FOR ME AJOINING THE FORESAID FIFTY ACRES, AND BELOW IT, ON THE SAME BRANCH WHICH SAID SURVAY IS RETURNED UNTO THE AFOREMENTIONED LAND OFFICE,S
AND TO HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON JONATHAN HIATT ONE CERTAIN TRACT OR SURVAY OF LAND LYING IN THE COUNTY AFORESAID AND ON THE BRANCH AFORESAID WHICH WAS SURVAY,D FOR ONE JAMES BUCKHANAN, AND BY ME PURCHASED OF THE SAID
JAMES BUCKHANAN FOR WHICH I HAVE HIS REQUEST TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THOMAS LORD FAIRFAX FOR THE DEED TO ISSUE IN MY NAME AND TO THIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON TIMOTHY HIATT ONE CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND LYING IN THE COUNTY AFORESAID AND ON A BRANCH OF CAPCAPON CALLED THE SANDY LICK BRANCH WHICH I HAVE OBTAINED A DEED FOR FROM THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THOMAS LORD FAIRFAX CONTAINING NINETY ONE ACRES TO HIM AND HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER.

ITEM. MY WILL AND DESIRE IS THAT MY SON GEORGE HIATT MAY GIVE SOME INSTROMENT
OF WRITTING DERECTED TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THOMAS LORD FAIRFAX THAT A CERTAIN SURVAY OF LAND HE HAS RETURNED IN THE OFFICE MAY ISSUE TO AND IN
THE NAME OF MY SAID SON TIMOTHY HIATT I HAVING PAID MY SAID SON GEORGE HIATT
FOR HIS RIGHT OF THE SAID SURVAY.

ITEM. MY WILL AND DESIRE IS THAT ANY COSTS CHARGES AND INCUMBRANCES THAT
IS ON ANY OF THE LANDS AFOREMENTIONED FOR WHICH DEEDS HAS NOT ISSUED MAY BE DISCHARGED OUT OF MY PERSONAL ESTATE BEFORE ANY DISTRIBUTION BE MADE
THEN BEFOREMENTIONED.

ITEM. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY LOVING WIFE MARGARET HIATT ONE PART OF MY ESTATE ACCORDING TO LAW.

ITEM. I WILL AND DESIRE IS THAT MY LOVING WIFE MARGARET HIATT HAVE THE TUITION AND BRINGING UP OF MY SON EVAN HIATT MY SON JONATHAN HIATT JAMES HIATT AND MY SON TIMOTHY HIATT AND MY DAUGTHERS MARTHA HIATT RUTH HIATT
AND SARAH HIATT UNTIL THEY AND EACH OF THEM SHALL RESPECTIVELY ARIVE TO ADGE PROVIDED SHE CONTINUES IN THE STATION OF A WIDOW, AND THAT SHE EXPENDS MY PERSONAL ESTATE TOWARD THE EDUCATION AND BRINGING THEM UP AT HER DECRETION
DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF HER WIDOWHOOD AND THAT AFTER MY LAST NAMED CHILDREN
SHALL ARIVE TO ADGE THE RESIDUE OF MY PERSONAL ESTATE BE EQUALLY DIVIDED AMONGST THEM AND I DO HEREBY APPOINT MY SAID LOVING WIFE MARGARET HIATT HOLE
AND SOLE EXECUTRIX OF THIS MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS THIRD DAY OF JANUARY ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR.

SIG,D SEALED AND PRONOUNED IN SIGNED: JOHN HIATT
PRESENTS OF
JOHN GRANTAM
JOSEPH GRANTAM
JNO. SMITH

Descendants of John HIATT Jr.
FIRST GENERATION
1 John HIATT Jr. (ID:2) b. abt 1696 in Eng; d. between 26 Oct. 1764 and 4Dec. 1764 in Frederick Co., VA; bur. in Frederick Co., VA.
John HIATT, Jr. first appears on the records of Lancaster County,PA. on 25 April 1733 when he received warrant number 5 to 200 acres ofland situated on Beaver Creek. He apparently did not comply with theconditions of the warrant, for the land declared vacated and regranted in1744. George HIATT, brother of John Jr. also held land in LancasterCounty that he sold before moving to Frederick County, Maryland where hewas associated with Pipes Creek Meeting. The three HIATT brothers, JohnJr. George and William, eventually were living near Hopewell in FrederickCounty, VA. Even though John Jr. and George owned land in LancasterCounty in PA, it appears that their real base of operations was in theElk County area prior to the move southward.
About 1733 seventy families settled in what became FrederickCounty, VA. Here they founded Hopewell Meeting. Thirty-six patents havebeen found for thirty-four of these families. All patents dated 12 Nov.1735. John HIATT Jr. was granted 300 acres. He purchased 200 acres morein 1738. The HIATT's settled at the head of a branch of Opeckon Creeknear the present day village of Middleway, northeast of Winchester. Thislocation was in Orange County, VA. in 1734, Frederick County in 1738,Berkeley County in 1772, Jefferson County in 1801. Today Berkeley andJefferson Counties still exist but they are part of W. VA. The HIATT'sremained there about twenty years.
In 1757 the HIATT's moved to Rowan (now Guilford) County, NC,although John Jr. did not sell the land in Virginia. He bought 640 acreson the south fork of Deep River and built a mill. Some maps show HIATTCreek flowing into Deep River. Hiatt's Creek (Run) a tributary of NorthRiver, still bears his name. This land fell in Guilford County when itwas formed in 1772. John Jr. purchased land at North River Mills.
In 1760 John Jr. deeded this land to three sons by RachelWilson, Joseph, George and John and returned to Virginia. This time hesettled in Hampshire County on a plantation of 659 acres purchased fromhis son, George.
Shortly before his death, John HIATT Jr. returned to FrederickCounty, VA. John HIATT Jr. will was written and probated. An old pioneerstory in a paper stated, "Scouts brot news that there was a body ofIndians coming toward the fort on Capon and HIATT gathered his family andstarted in the night. He took quinsy and died that winter. John HIATTleft a will naming all of his children except Phebe who was born afterhis death. It was dated 3 Jan. 1764 and probated 4 Dec. 1764. Hissixteenth child was born posthumously. His oldest child would
have been forty-two years of age when John died.
JOHN HIATT Jr. (ID:2) m. Rachel WILSON abt. 1720 in Bucks, PA.Rachel, b. abt 1701 in Frederick
Co., VA; d. in 1746 in Frederick Co., VA.

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Spouse: Rachel Margaret WILSON. Rachel Margaret WILSON and John HIATT JUNIOR were married in 1720 in Bucks County, WestVirginia. Children were: George HIATT, John HIATT 111, Catherine HIATT, Margaret HIATT, Mary HIATT, Ann HIATT, Joseph HIATT SENIOR, William HIATT SENIOR.

Spouse: Margaret STEPHENS. Margaret STEPHENS and John HIATT JUNIOR were married about 1748 in Old Frederick Co, Virginia. Children were: Evan HIATT, James HIATT Sr., Sarah HIATT, Ruth HIATT, Jonathan HIATT, Martha HIATT, Timothy HIATT, Phebe HIATT.

Spouse: Mary THOMAS. Mary THOMAS and John HIATT 111 were married on 12 February 1744 in Hopewell, Virginia. Children were: Evan HIATT Sr., John HIATT 1V, Enos HIATT, Martha HIATT, Joseph HIATT, Rachel HIATT, William HIATT, Mary HIATT, Ezekiel HIATT, Elizabeth HIATT, Ameriah HIATT.

ID: I1123 Name: John Hiatt 1V Sex: M Birth: ABT 1746 in Frederick County, Virginia Death: WFT Est 1785-1837 Note: John was born about 1746 in Frederick County, now Jefferson County, West Virginia. He moved with his parents in 1759 from Virginia to Orange County, North Carolina and in 1797, the family moved to Westfield Mo. Meeting, Surry County, North Carolina and in 1804 to Mt Pleasant Mo. Meeting, Grayson County, Virginia. New Garden Monthly Meeting, Guilford County, North Carolina 29 September 1770 - John Hiett disowned for marriage out of unity. 20 November 1776 - John Hiett, Jr. condemned, due to his marriage out of unity. Deep River Monthly Meeting, Guilford County, North Carolina 3 May 1784 - John Hiett disowned. 2 January 1797 - Phebe Hiatt and children granted a certificate to Westfield Monthly Meeting 1 October 1804 - John Hiatt condemned, his misconduct. 1 October 1804 - John Hiatt granted a certificate to Mt. Pleasant Month Meeting. Westfield Monthly Meeting, Surry County, North Carolina 18 August 1798 - John Hiett received by request. Concord Monthly Meeting, Chester County, Pennsylvania 4 August 1773 - Phebe hiet, formerly Thatcher, disowned some time ago, now makes acknowledgement and a recommendation received from New Garden Monthly Meeting, North Carolina on her behalf. She removed there, soon after disowned. John Hiett, Jr. is given on 1790 Census of Guilford County, North Carolina. He dies not appear to have owned land in Guilford County or in Surry County, North Carolina. Deep River Monthly Meeting, Guilford County, North Carolina John Hiatt Pheby Hiatt Children: John, born 24 May 1771 Edeth, born 19 October 1772 William, born 26 November 1774 Pheby, born 29 September 1776, married on 8 August 1795 (marriage bond, Guilford County, North Carolina to Samuel Amborn Amborn family: Mary, born 3 November 1778 Stephen, born 9 September 1780 Martha, born 22 November 1782 Carroll County, history notes: Absalom Hiatt, 200 a. (Wythe 1-49) 13 Sept. 1791 dividing ridge between Pine and Snake Creek. John Hiatt, 100 a. (Grayson 1-117) 9 November 1805 - on waters of Big Snake Creek. (Survey Zacharias Stanley sold 7 December 1805 200 a. on Grassy Creek to John Hiatt, Sr., DB 2-286, 10 March 1808, 25 a. on Pine Creek to Thomas Mace (Ref 2-11). Samual bought 23 August 1803 200 a. on Pine Creek, surveyed 5 December 1782 from Isaac Cr. (ref. 1-362) Isaac bought this land on 10 October 1800 from Isaac and Sarah James of Campbell County (ref. Gran 28-193) John Hiatt, Sr. sold 100 a. on Grassy Creek to Aaron hiatt of Guilford County, North Carolina 1808 Davis and Cox families came to Chestnut Creek in early 1770, and their acquantances and relatives in North Carolina followed. The early Quakers officially had their church member ship at new Garden Meeting in Guilfo County, North Carolina after Westfield Meeting was organized in 1786, Surry County, their membership was transferred to that place. In 1801 Monthly Pleasant meeting was set up also called Chestnut Meeting. Another Quaker site was at Burks Fork, onZacharias Stanley's grant, the cemetery was later used by the hiatts and Montgomerys. There were not many authorized to perform marriages, and monthly had to travel to Grayson County Courthouse (Virginia State Library) Grayson Legislative Petition). Joshua Stoneman on Chestnut Creek was only licensed doctor in Carrol County. he was on Grand Jury with Levy Burcham and others, all Quakers or Quaker connected. (1812) 23 July 1762, Deed from William Matthews to Christopher Hyatt for 201 a. 18 October 1761, RC DB 4:764-765). 6 August 1772 3:364, deed from James Wilburn nd wife to John Hiatt for 310 a. 3-4 February 1772, proved by William Spurgin. Joseph Hiatt, born April 3, 1753 in Rowan County, North Carolina to George and martha Wakefield Hiatt, Quakers at new Garden Meeting etc 53. 1805 Johathan Hiatt sold 120 a. on Burks Fork to newman prater 9DB 3-179 and he bought his alnd on 25 October 1805 from John Williams in 1805 (DB-3-103). John Hiatt sold 100 a. on Big Reed Island to Wm. Suthpin 1814 - John purchased this land from Christopher. Parents: John HIATT 111 and Mary THOMAS.

Spouse: Phebe THATCHER. Phebe THATCHER and John HIATT 1V were married in 1770 in , Guilford, North Carolina. Children were: John HIATT V, Edith HIATT, William HIATT, Phebe HIATT, Mary HIATT, Stephen HIATT, Martha HIATT, Aaron HIATT, Mariam HIATT, Josiah HIATT.

Spouse: Mary BURCHAM. Mary BURCHAM and John HIATT were married on 1 October 1783 in Toms Creek,Surry,North Carolina. Children were: Joseph HIATT.