Hatchett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Melvina Hatchett

MARTHA THAYER — 2009-10-24 14:07:37Z

She died 01 Sep 1895 in Clarksville, Johnson County, Arkansas.
She married James Henry Pitts, brother to John Samuel Pitts.

Melvina Hatchett

nezzik — 2009-10-10 02:16:25Z

Where and when did Melvina die? I have her sister Mary Ellen married to John Samuel Pitts. nezzi.

Re: Hatchett Relatives

tsmcafee — 2009-10-08 03:27:46Z

Hi Andy, I sent you an invite to my tree online for your review. I may have some info mixed up. let me know what you think.

Re: Hatchett Relatives

AGHatchett3rd — 2009-10-07 18:16:48Z

Hi Travis,

Thanks Travis,

I'd love to see what you have. I'm really interested in that Pitts connection as I can find nothing on my paternal grandmother except her marriage in 1896.

My e-mail is agh3rd@aol.com

I'm pretty certain we aren't talking about the same William Hatchett. Mine was born circa 1813 and married Rachel Sisk in Cross County Arkansas in 1876. I'm pretty sure it was his second marriage and probably hers as well as she was born circa 1840.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Andy Hatchett
agh3rd@aol.com

Re: Hatchett Relatives

tsmcafee — 2009-10-07 17:37:31Z

Hi Andrew,

I have down that Rhoda Rice 1819-1880 is wife of William Edward Hatchett 1805-1901.

Melvina married James Henry Pitts 1855-1907.

I can invite you to my tree if you would like to see what I have. just give me the email to invite.

Thanks

Re: Hatchett Relatives

AGHatchett3rd — 2009-10-07 05:42:09Z

Travis,

I find this post *most* interesting.

My GG Grandfather was William Hatchett who's son, Andrew G. Hatchett, married Eugenia Pitts in Arkansas in 1896. In that same ceremony Eugenia's sister Jo Ann Pitts married George Hall.

Do you have any dates of Melvina or her husband James Henry Pitts?

Do you know who Melvina's mother was?

This may be the clue I need to break down one of my brick walls.

Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated.

Andrew G. Hatchett III
agh3rd@aol.com

Re: Hatchett Relatives

tsmcafee — 2009-10-07 02:44:15Z

Hello, my 3rd Great Grandmother is Melvina Hatchett. I was wondering what information you may have on her. I have a picture of her father William Hatchett. Would you like to share information?

Travis McAfee

HATCHETT Robert C and Carrie M

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-10 01:53:38Z

HATCHETT Robert C and Carrie M

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HATCHETT Edmond 1919-1958

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-10 01:53:27Z

HATCHETT Edmond 1919-1958

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Re: hester hatchett

maryspre — 2009-08-10 01:17:35Z

This is what I have for them.
1880 Northern Twp, Franklin County, Il. Census pg 58

Summers, Thomas 43 farmer
Hester A. 45 keeping house
John W. 20 son
Martha E. 18 daughter
Mary L. 16 daughter
Thomas W. 14 son
Dalia E. 8 daughter
William M. 2 son
Also living in the house was:
Hatchett, Ellen 35 sister in law Widowed/divorced
Samuel C. 13 nephew
Martha J. 10 niece
Roundtree, David 17 nephew

I would like to get more information on this also. Samuel C is my great, great grandfather. Also on some paperwork, we have Ellen and Thomas as being married, but have no idea of where or when. Thomas is also listed as being Samuel's father on some paperwork. Is Ellen, Hester's sister or???? There is an Elenor that is very close to the age of Ellen, who is Hester's sister, but we have no positive proof.
Any help would be appreciated.

Contact me at rmsprecher@izoom.net

Re: John Hatchett came from England

MichelleigHylton — 2009-07-27 12:46:07Z

My grandmother Bessie Hatchett married my grandfather Willie Hylton in Arkansas. My name is Michelle Hylton. Thats how I'm related to the Hatchetts. I hope I am related to Elizabeth Bass, great daughter of Nathaniel Bass(e), they have such a cool history.

Re: John Hatchett came from England

MichelleigHylton — 2009-07-27 12:41:53Z

Thanks. I really appreciate the info.

Re: John Hatchett came from England

SteveHatchett — 2009-07-27 03:35:03Z

I'm not sure we'll ever know for sure. The link from John Hatchett to Thomas Hatchett is pretty tenuous. Making that connection relies on multiple leaps of faith. For example, most people take for fact that a Thomas Hatchet sailed on the Transport of London. But I think that passenger list relies on the 1873 trascription found in the "Persons of Quality" book. But while researching in the 1970's while I was living in Salt Lake City, I found a different source that rendered that individual as "Thos. Hacket". That's a pretty significant difference. However, there are other records of a Thomas Hatchett early in the James River area. When he came, what his birthdate really was (if we don't trust the Transport of London record), whether he settled there or moved to other parts of Virginia, and whether he bears any relation to John Hatchett we can only speculate. As for John, what we do have are three fairly independant and early family histories that all agree John was originally from England.
The reason he was brought to court to adjudge his age is because indentured servants served until they reached a specific age. In order to know when the servitude would end, the person's age when entering servitude had to determined. That there is no record of his passage is not in itself proof of much, since a large percentage of persons coming over in early days likely have no remaining records of passage. Children were even brought over against their will to satisfy the demand for labor. This gray market in humans was probably not recorded in detail at the time it was occurring.
The John and Elizabeth link may some day be firmed up. We know his wife's name was Elizabeth, early family history says Elizabeth Bass, and the naming of their daughter Hester Hatchett provides an indirect nudge toward Elizabeth being William and Hester's child. And the close proximity of this Bass family to the farms where John was indentured and where he worked after that is additional circumstantial evidence. But there is no hard evidence yet, and family history is contradictory on the name of her father.

Re: John Hatchett came from England

abcheney — 2009-07-25 16:35:03Z

Your information matches what I have "found" and "believed". I have never seen a record of the birth of John Hatchett or any record of his arriving in this country. All the old manuscripts say he was born in England, but I think that it because he is the first one they can trace successfully. I saw a record in early Virginia court records, which I did not keep. At the time I was looking for something else. It was where Thomas Hatchett witnessed a legal document for John Farley. All that does is prove that there was a Thomas Hatchett who knew John Farley. We do know that John Hatchett was a servant boy of John Farley. I suppose I should go back over to the Family History Center and order the reel of information from very early Virginia and see if I can find that record again. No one seems to know anything about it.
I "think" John Hatchett was born in this country. His father was a little old at the time. If his mother was dead (we have no record of course), and his father was ill, he could have "given" his son to John Farley to be sure he was taken care of at his death. John Hatchett was taken to court to have his age "adjudged" - I think for tax purposes. Some say that if he had a parent living, the parent would have determined his age. Others say that isn't true??? I don't know that much about early Virginia law. We need a history scholar's advice. Now about William Bass, There is a will (Deeds, Wills Henrico County, Virginia, 1688-1697, page 603. Will of William Bass, Dated 20 April 1695k proved 1 Oct 1695, by the oaths of Joseph Tanner & Fra: Cater. Sick and weak. To my daughter Elizabeth Bass, one black white faced cow called prittymaid & a yearling heifer belonging to the same cow and four pewter dishes and the last bed that I fitted up. I make my loving wife Hester Bass my executrix. No other children mentioned. No land or property mentioned. Signed: William WB Bass. Then (same book, page 44) Orphans Court 1 Oct 1701. "Elizabeth Bass one of the orphans of William Bass late of this Coty Dec'd being (as she in court confesseth) above 21 years of age, acknowledgeth and the Rect. of her protion due out of her dec'd fathers Estate and Doth Discharge her Guardn & his Secty" . (This does help in establishing Elizabeth's age). On the internet I have found information which I have no source for - that William Basse and Hester had four children: Thomas Bass, born 1673 in Henrico County, Virginia; William Bass, born Abt. 1678 in Henrico County, VA, and died January 21, 1775;
Ann Bass, born before 1690 in Henrico County, VA; and Elizabeth Bass, born before 1680, in Henricvo County, Virginia, died after 1758. I believe Hester remarried after William's death - a Mr. Henry Farmer. I don't know if any of this helps, but I'm glad someone is "researching" our Hatchett heritage and not relying on the old manuscripts. Ann

Re: John Hatchett came from England

MichelleigHylton — 2009-07-25 05:24:01Z

Is there anyway you could send me some information on your William and Elizabeth Bass and Their family line?

Re: John Hatchett came from England

MichelleigHylton — 2009-07-25 05:11:40Z

I actually cant help you with proving that your Elizabeth Bass was the same one to Marry John Hatchett, but I can tell you that John Hatchett's father, Thomas Hatchett is actually the one to travel to Virgina, not John. In my belief, it is just a clerical error that says John was born in England. There are documents that say Thomas traveled to Virginia on the ship The TRANSPORT OF LONDON (with EDWARD WALKER as ship master). The Ship left London, England on July 4, 1635. Thomas Hatchett was only 19 at the time. If you google the ship, you will find the documents that state Thomas Hatchett was the one who traveled to Virgina way before John was even born. It does state that John was indentured to John Farley at the age of 10. However, in the event that Johns birth place is not a clerical error, there is only one way that could have happened: Thomas did go back to England and had John there, got sick and indentured his son to John Farley to go back to Virginia and work for him for land because he was terminally ill and/or Johns mother was dead, also ill, or was unable to care for him, or sent him to back to Virginia with John Farley because of the English Civil Wars. More than likely his birth place is just a clerical error, because I havent yet found any document that states Johns arival in Virgina or anypart of America.

Re: John Hatchett came from England

MichelleigHylton — 2009-07-25 04:55:02Z

How could John Hatchet(t) have been born in England if his father Thomas Hatchet(t)Landed in Virginia in 1635 on the TRANSPORT OF LONDON, that set sail from London on July 4, 1635? If you google the ship you can find a free passengers list with Thomas Hatchett in it, he was 19 when he came to Virginia. If John's birth year is correct, which is in the 1670s, then Obviously, John couldnt have been born in England. I am thinking his birth place was just a clerical error. The only way John could have been born in England is if Thomas went back to England before John was born. It is noted that John Hatchett was indentured to John Farley when he was 10 years old. There could be two reasons for his indentured service at the age of ten. Either (1) his fater Thomas Hatchett died or was terminally ill before he had worked off his indentured service to John Farley, leaving John orphaned(which could be probable because there is no death date or even year recored for Thomas),or with no one to take care of him but his mother, so he would have to be indentured to feed and house them both atleast untill she remarried, or (2)Thomas did go back to England and had John there, got sick and indentured his son to John Farley to go back to Virginia and work for him for land because he was terminally ill and/or Johns mother was dead, also ill, or was unable to care for him, or sent him to back to Virginia with John Farley because of the English Civil Wars. More than likely his birth place is just a clerical error.

Re: Hatchetts of Coosa County Alabama

AGHatchett3rd — 2009-04-25 02:32:15Z

Valarie,

While I'm pretty sure we aren't related thru the Hatchett line (mine came from Arkansas), I'd be interested on what you may have on Ruby Bryant as my maternal Hicks line is filled with Bryants.

Perhaps we are Bryant related *grin*

Andy Hatchett

Re: Rebecca Edith Hatchett

RETREVA — 2008-06-18 15:24:39Z

Edith Ruby Hatchett b Jan 17, 1902 Erath Co, TX
d August 26, 1983 Lubbock, Lubbock Co, TX
was a vice president in a local bank in Big Spring, Howard Co, TX
Well thought of as a banker. She is buried in Big Spring

Father: John Beasley 2 bor 2 Feb 1854 Marion Co, GA
D 21 Sept 1932 Howard Co TX buried Tahoka, Lynn Co, TX
Married Martha Christine Preston b 20 April 1861
DiedDec 11 1939 Buried Tahoka , Lynn Co, TX

Please contact Hatchettearlene@wmconnect.com for further information.

Death of Mr. Joel Frederick Hatchett in Venezuela

davwayell — 2009-03-03 03:57:58Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Joel Frderick Hatchett, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Hatchett died in Venezuela on July 9, 1927.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Brown Co. IN Hatchett's

rhelms131 — 2009-01-03 05:23:18Z

I am not sure how much I can help but Ina Woods (Hatchett is my great grandma. What exactly are you needing to know.

Re: Hatchetts of Coosa County Alabama

pgore1 — 2009-04-25 01:34:06Z

I connect to the hatchetts from Coosa County and my great great grandfather is the George Washington Hatchett b 1827 in Coosa County and died there in 1896. I'm sure you connect. Do you know your grandfather's father, and can you give me your grandfather's birth year and I'll see if I can find them on the census records.

Peggy Stewart Gore

Re: Hatchett Family

SeanBouwhuis — 2009-03-05 05:13:52Z

James Hatchett was the father.
His son Richard Hatchett married Alicia Wright in Co. Dublin in 1873. Richard was born in Waterford, Ireland.
Richard was a steward on ships.

Richard & Alice Hatchett migrated to Australia about 1879,
after their first 2 children were born in Dublin. They eventually settled in Fremantle, Western Australia.

If anyone has information about the Waterford Hatchett connection or Alice Wright's family please contact me.

Many thanks
Theresa

Re: Hatchett''s of Ky

AGHatchett3rd — 2008-06-06 20:12:54Z

Millie Ann Hatchett was, according to Kentucky Death Records, born 27 Apr 1865 (in Missouri according to census records). She was the daughter of Edward B. Hatchett and Julie Ann Young. She died in Mt. Washington, Bullitt County, Kentucky on 23 Jun 1938 at age 82 years 1 month 23 days. Her husband Sanford Jewel has predeceased her.

Re: Rebecca Edith Hatchett

AGHatchett3rd — 2008-06-06 19:56:13Z

Do you have any dates or locations for Rebbeca? or any info on her parents or children... anything at all.

A name without some sort of framework is kinda useless.

I have an Edith R. Hatchett born in 1902 in Texas

Re: The Hatchett Family Tree

AGHatchett3rd — 2007-07-22 07:02:03Z

Hi,
Your Grandfather was my father's brother.

I'm also researching our tree. Below are the basics.
Contact m.aime at agh3rd@aol

Andrew Gaston Hatchett III

The children of Andrew Gaston Hatchett and Euginia Pitts (your paternal great-grandparents) were:

Albert (1901)
Cora Lee (1904)
Andrew (1906)-died before 1922
Joel W.(1907)
George Melvin (1912)
Hubert Harrison (1915)
Andrew Gaston Jr. (1922)
Claud (DoB unknown)

Contact me at agh3rd@aol.com

Re: Looking for relatives

AGHatchett3rd — 2008-08-19 23:35:29Z

Hi Cedric,

I'm afraid that we'd need a bit more info before being able to help you... such as your mother's and father's name, date and place of birth, where they were married, your grandparents info wouldn't hurt either.

By the way, I also live in Nashville- we could well be related but there is no way to tell without more details.

Andy Hatchett

George M. Hatchett (1912/Arkansas-1994/Tennessee)

AGHatchett3rd — 2008-07-15 15:49:11Z

Looking for information on the family of George M. Hatchett (b. 11 Sep 1912 Arkansas - d. Nov 1994, Nashville, Tennessee). He married 22 Jun 1929 Edna Mai Daniels (b. 29 Mar 1911 - d. 5 Apr 1992 Nashville, Tennessee).

I know that they had a son and a daughter. Their granddaughter Rhonda Mai Fitch was born and died on 10 Jan 1975.

George was my father's brother. My parents were divorced when I was young and I am trying to re-establish contact with my dad's side of the family. Any Help greatly appreciated.

Andy Hatchett
agh3rd@aol.com

Re: Hatchetts of Coosa County Alabama

ValerieRollan — 2009-04-17 02:56:09Z

My grandparents are George Washington Hatchett and Ruby Bryant Hatchett, both still living, they had 10 children, my father is the Second born Ricky Hatchett. I would like some additional info on family tree if you have any.
Thank you,
Valerie Hatchett Rollan

Re: Hatchetts of Coosa County Alabama

BobbyLinzey51 — 2008-09-10 17:03:39Z

Please email me at bobbylinzey@aol.com and let me know just how you are related to George Washington Hatchett from him on down the line to the present..
You and I are cousins!!!
Bobby Linzey Cumming Georgia 48 miles north of Atlanta

William R. B. Hatchet of NY

patmontero25 — 2007-10-24 23:22:59Z

Thomas Sharpe was born Mar 1819 in England. His parents were born in England. He emigrated to the USA in 1832.
He died 1920 in Utica, Oneida, NY and is buried in Forest Hill Cemetery.
He married Jane Wiley.
Jane was born 1815 in Ireland and her parents were born in Ireland. She died Aug 1893 in Utica and is buried in Forest Hill Cemetery.

Their children:

Elizabeth J., daughter, born Dec 1859 NY; died 4 Jun 1945 Utica; never married; buried Forest Hill Cemetery

Infant, born and died 1855; buried Forest Hill

Laura, daughter, born Aug 1877 NY ( parents Canada-Ireland); married Ernest A. Barbor; died Apr 1943

William R.B. Hacket, son, born 1852 NY, parents England-Ireland

In 1880, Laura was not present in the household but the other 3 children were. The family lived in Utica. William’s occupation was druggist.

In 1900, Laura is present but William is not at home. The family lived at 7WD in Utica.
Any further information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Patricia Montero
Patmontero25@hotmail.com

The Hatchetts

carlethatchett — 2008-10-01 02:27:33Z

I'm a Hatchett Arizona and have more family in California who are Hatchetts..

Re: The Hatchetts

carlethatchett — 2008-10-04 03:48:16Z

I just don't know my family history of the Hatchetts I am 34 ears old and that I do knowis that there'snot too many of us around that I've known about. Just me in Arizona.

Re: The Hatchetts

carlethatchett — 2008-10-04 03:42:59Z

Yes. My grandfather was Bennie Hatchett Sr. My father was Bennie Hatchett Jr. b1929, I have an uncle in California,Leroy Hatchett. Two brothers one named Jerry and the other ( unknown at this time. Theres twin sistersin GermanyI've never m, nor doIknow there names, and a brother I've never met name Benito. My father is deceased, it will be 14 years coming this December of 2008. I just don

Re: Hatchetts from Hertfordshire England

enquiries19299 — 2008-09-01 17:45:50Z

Hi my grandfather was a william james Hatchett, born in leicester
Martin hatchett

Re: Hatchett's in England

enquiries19299 — 2008-09-01 17:30:07Z

I have 2 Thomas hatchetts as my Great grandfather and Great great grandfather from Leicester. They farmed at ravenstonecould these be the same?

HATCHETT Poter Idella and William O

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-03 01:07:46Z

HATCHETT Poter Idella and William O

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Re: Looking for relatives

cedrichatchett — 2008-08-19 22:45:01Z

Hello my name is Cedric Hatchett and I live in Nashville TN and born in Huntsville AL,i want to know about some of my family that is irish or english.

Re: William Hatchett/Elizabeth Haynie m. Luneburg VA 1777/1778

Donald_Ogburn — 2008-03-05 15:36:36Z

Haynie Hatchett, son of William Hatchett, Jr. and Sebella (Isabella) Ann , born 31 August 1779 and died at his residence “Woodhill”, in the County of Lunenburg on 1 November 1843, aged 64 years, 2 months and 1 day; m. on 23 April 1816 in Lunenburg County to Frances Tanner Jones, (d/o Peter B. Jones and Jane G. Stokes), born 8 January 1796 and died at “Woodhill” in the County of Lunenburg on 8 January 1856, aged 60 years. Haynie was a veteran of the War of 1812 and a Lunenburg County Justice (1819, 1825-42).

Where did you get the name of Elizabeth Haynie?
Are you a descendant of Haynie?

HATCHETT Dusty 1926-1971

t42Moore — 2008-11-03 14:33:23Z

HATCHETT Dusty 1926-1971

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Re: Looking for relatives

marieroth — 2008-06-17 17:08:11Z

I received this in my email. Steven Currier can you please contact this person?

Regards,
Marie

Hi list

I have received a message from the rootsweb message board " HATCHETT", I
have posted messages to it before but on trial basis?, So I need help in
contacting the board member , which I cannot do as its listed not on
public display?, so if any list member who is subscribed to
rootsweb.com, could you please forward a message to him please.
board details
message board:
surname HATCHETT
posted 15th june 08
name : stevencurriert,

If you help out it would be most welcome.

G F.Hodge
jhdl10848@blueyonder.co.uk

William Temple Hatchett-AL

KathrynDodd19 — 2007-07-18 21:59:47Z

I am hunting for any living relatives of the descendants of Leonard Marbury born 1794 in South Carolina and died prior to 1868 in Coosa Co., Alabama. His wife's name may have been Sophrona. Their children were: Sarah Jane Marbury born 1819 who married John A. Auld; Margaret Marbury born 1823 who married Allen J. Taylor; Mary Elizabeth Marbury born 1824 married William Temple Hatchett; Thomas Marcus Marbury born 1834 may have married Susan V. Gunnels; and Anna Oneel Marbury born 1839 who married John B. Kelly. I would like to exchange information with any of the related surnames- Marburys/Marberry/Taylor/Hatchett or Kelly.

Re: Hatchetts from Hertfordshire England

emmab289 — 2009-01-17 22:29:29Z

Not sure if this link is still live or if anyone is checking it, but I have recently started tracing my family tree. My maternal grandmother's Father was called Frederick Arthur Hatchett who was born in Sandon, Herts. His father was also called Frederick and had twin brothers called William and Thomas.

Would love to hear from anyone if this information mirrors yours or whether we are tracing the same family.
Hope to hear from someone soon!!

Re: Looking for relatives

gfhodge — 2008-06-21 11:57:20Z

Hi Sarah

What years are you looking at, I have HATCHETT 1850 -1950, My research is almost identical to yours.

Going off the top of my head , I have a anthony (tony),hatchett, who,s father was a matthew sidesman hatchett, who Is known to come from St Thomas in the west indies Part of the virgin isles) , who married a white woman named matilda emily TAPPENDEN, in 1897, in thanet kent.

One of the above couples children was a Matilda Kathleen hatchett who married Charles henry HODGE,on the 17th jan 1920 st peters kent, My father Geoprge frederick HODGE was one of their children.

My mother who married dad in 1947 in kent met some of the hatchetts, and she says that some of them were of coloured appearence.Matthew is thought to have been married before and childrens names are Julia petriana hatchett and Sidney s hatchett, he is thodht to have had 3-4 sons .

I have photos of a tony (anthony) hatchett, Gwen, Ernie, Doris, Mable, Maureen Hatchett, some are of cloured appearence some are white, my dads mother was white she was matilda kathleen hatchett and I also have census details stating "west indies" and funny enough my first name is Gary.

Please reply.

Also this person here is also researching the hatchetts(same line)
Linda Mactavish = Lindamactavish@btinternet.com

G.F.Hodge

Leroy Downing Hatchett, Confederate chaplain

raiford94 — 2008-02-11 00:23:56Z

Seeking biographical and genealogical info on Leroy Downing Hatchett, who is believed to have been a Confederate chaplain. Any help is appreciated.

Sincerely,
Neil Raiford
raiford94@bellsouth.net

Re: William Hatchett/Elizabeth Haynie m. Luneburg VA 1777/1778

southernites — 2008-09-12 23:03:23Z

If you sent me your personal email I will send you what I have on Haynie Hatchett

Doris West
southernites@bellsouth.net

Re: William Hatchett/Elizabeth Haynie m. Luneburg VA 1777/1778

southernites — 2008-09-12 23:02:34Z

If you sent me your personal email I will send you what I have on Haynie Hatchett

Looking for relatives

stevencurrier1 — 2008-06-15 18:18:17Z

Hi my name is Sarah Hatchett,my father is Gary Hatchett and my Grandad is Anthony Hatchett. I also have an uncle who is Andy Hatchett. We live in England,Kent. Is there anyone out there who is linked to us? All i know is we believe a Hatchett from the past poss west indies came to England by boat as a slave. met a wight woman, had children and so on.
Be wonderful to find family or info on family from the past.

Re: The Hatchetts

nezzik — 2008-10-01 03:13:11Z

Would you please give us a little more info on your Hatchett family. Nezzi

Re: Hatchett/Fossett connection

kap45001 — 2008-02-10 03:08:25Z

I have just read your jan 02 message about Bernice Fossett. she was my grandmother, and in fact, more like a mother to me. she pracically raised me. my father, Jerry Hatchett was her son. Both of my parents are passed now, and for so long ive wanted to find out more and more about my grandmother, however, my parents are gone, and we are military brats, so, dont have oontact with any relatives. Bernice (Maw) was and is the most important person in my life. I loved her dearly, and we were best friends. Please let me know if you are still out there