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     Lewis Harvey was born on 12 July 1816 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Diana Boston on 1 August 1840.¹

     Lewis Harvey was the son of Lewis Harvey and Diana Boston.¹ Lewis Harvey died on 14 September 1881.¹

     Mary Ellen Harvey was born on 9 January 1843 at Fairmont Twsp., Luzerne Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Lewis Harvey and Diana Boston.¹ Mary Ellen Harvey married Jerome Hatten, son of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown, in 1871.¹

     Mara A. Hasbaugh was born on 21 December 1848.¹ She married Andrew Rupel, son of David Rupel and Sarah Melling, on 3 September 1868 at Saint Joseph Co., Indiana.¹ Mara A. Hasbaugh died on 22 June 1931 at Indiana at age 82.¹
     Her married name was Rupel.

     Rev. Samuel Haskell married Elizabeth Rappelye. Rev. Samuel Haskell died on 24 August 1845 at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York.¹
     From 1802-1804 was rector at Christ Church in Boston.

     Staci Peterson Haskell married Scott Gregory Nestaval, son of Gregory Edward Nestaval and Jacqueline Vera Hogan, circa February 1997.¹ Staci Peterson Haskell and Scott Gregory Nestaval were divorced on 12 October 2001 at Washoe Co., Nevada.² Staci Peterson Haskell and an unknown person were divorced on 12 October 2001 at Washoe Co., Nevada.²

     Female Hatch married Eden D. Young, son of John R. Young and Hester Anne Davis.

     Alfred Hatten was the son of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹

     Jerome Hatten was born in 1847 at Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹ Jerome Hatten married Mary Ellen Harvey, daughter of Lewis Harvey and Diana Boston, in 1871.¹
     JEROME HATTEN. Men who begin life with no capital but hands and brains, and myriads to compete with in the struggle for a competency, and come out victorious, winning by honesty, frugality and industry, truly deserve to have perpetuated their life's record. Such a man is the subject of this biographical notice, who is the son of Robert and Rachel (Brown) Hatten. The former was a native of Pennsylvania, born in Easton in 1806, and was reared to farming. Politically, he was a democrat. He was an earnest and faithful worker in the Methodist Episcopal Church for years, but his influence and work were by no means confined to the church; he was always ready to help the poor or do good in any way when opportunities presented themselves. He was married Miss Rachel Brown, who was born in Pennsylvania in 1808. She, like her husband, was a zealous worker in the Methodist Episcopal Church, proving the sincerity of her profession in her daily walk and conversation. Mr. Hatten departed this life in 1873, followed by his wife in 1886. To them were born seven children, viz.--Theodore, John (deceased), Sarah Jane (deceased), Alfred, Morris, Mary and Jerome.
Jerome, the subject of this sketch, was born in Wilkes Barre, Pa., in 1847. He remained at home till going to the war, enlisting in Company A, Eighty-eighth Pennsylvania volunteers, in 1864. He was in several skirmishes; was in the battle of Five Forks, and followed Lee till the time of his surrender; he then marched to Washington and was in the grand review. He was mustered out the tenth of June, 1865. He then located in Pennsylvania, and there remained till 1878, when he came to Nebraska, settling on section 2, township 9, range 17 west, in Odessa township, Buffalo county. Mr. Hatten first found employment, after coming to the state, with Mr. B. L. Cunningham, for whom he worked by the month for one year; he then took the homestead and timber claim which he now owns, the most of which is under cultivation and well improved. Mr. Hatten is not a man whose energies are slackened by unfavorable conditions of times, but, believing that honest labor judiciously directed will be rewarded, has practiced economy and given close attention to the details of his business, so that each year finds a balance in his favor. He is a republican in politics. Mr. Hatten has been an unpretentious but consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for years. In 1871, he was married to Miss Mary Ellen Harvey, born in Fairmont Township, Luzerne County, Pa. She is the daughter of Lewis and Diana (Boston) Harvey, both natives of Pennsylvania, and the former a supporter of the republican ticket. Lewis Harvey was born July 12, 1816, and Diana (Boston) Harvey July 8, 1821. They were married August 1 1840, and had born to them the following children -Almira P., January 28, 1842; Mary E., January 9,1843; Harriet A., December 18, 1850. Lewis Harvey died September 14, 1881, but Diana Harvey still survives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey were co-workers in the Methodist Episcopal Church, with which church they were identified for years. Mrs. Hatten is also a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. To Mr. and Mrs. Hatten have been born seven children, viz.--Nellie, Maud, Eckford, Ralph, Boyd, Ida and Ora.¹

     John Hatten was the son of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹

     Mary Hatten was the daughter of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹

     Maud Nina Hatten was the daughter of Jerome Hatten and Mary Ellen Harvey.¹ Maud Nina Hatten married John Franklin Fellows, son of Albert Fellows and Margaret M. Haines.¹

     Morris Hatten was the son of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹

     Robert Hatten married Rachel Brown.¹ Robert Hatten was born in 1806 at Easton, Pennsylvania.¹ He died in 1873.¹

     Sarah Jane Hatten was the daughter of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹

     Theodore Hatten was the son of Robert Hatten and Rachel Brown.¹

     Thomas R. Hauck and Darylene M. Cholowsky were engaged.¹

     Jean Ann Hausen married LeRoy Martin Schmidtke.

     Melissa Hauser married Larry Ray Patterson, son of Richard LeRoy Patterson and Lois Lou Miskimins.¹

     Barbara Mary Hautman married Dennis Joseph Kline, son of Joseph James Kline and Bozena Mildred Vrzal, on 11 April 1970.¹

     Edward Gregory Havel was born on 31 January 1882 at Minnesota.^1,2 He was the son of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar. Edward Gregory Havel married Christina M. Aadral circa 1910. Edward Gregory Havel died circa February 1964.²
     He appeared on the census of 1895 at Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota. Edward was enumerated with parents on 28Jun1900. Edd Havel as a boarder with C. Wakefield, enumerated on 27Jun1900. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington; E.D. 348, sheet 5. Occupation in 1920 Census is tough to read, Limekeeper smelter? He lived in 1925 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington. Helen Detwiler letter dated 4/1925. He appeared on the census of April 1930 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington. His Social Security Number was 536-09-4793 issued in Washington before 1951.

     Edward Joseph Havel was born on 29 September 1913 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington.^1,2 He was the son of Edward Gregory Havel and Christina M. Aadral. Edward Joseph Havel died on 7 February 1988 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 74.²
     He appeared on the census of April 1930 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington; as 16 years old. In November 1936 Edward Joseph Havel was a worker. His Social Security Number was 532-09-1641 in November 1936 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington,, residing in Tacoma Washington at time of death.² He lived in November 1936 at 1228 South Stevens, Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington.²

     Joseph Havel was born on 15 March 1858 at Bohemia.¹ He married Mary Sklenar, daughter of Frank Sklenar and Katherine Hovet, circa 1880.¹
     In 1900 Census, Joseph listed as born in Germany, an Engineer. The 1900 Census listed Joseph's parents born in Bohemia. Josefa Havel age 14, arrived in NYC on 22May1873 on ship Bremen. Joseph Havel appeared on the census of June 1880 at Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota; as 26 years old. He appeared on the census of 1885 at Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota.

     Joseph Havel was born on 26 April 1891 at Washington; CENSUS: 1900 WA, Lewis Co., Dryad Pct, E.D. 134, sheet 12. He was the son of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar.
     In 1920 Census, Joseph is single, accountant at a newspaper. Joseph Havel appeared on the census of 1920 at Seattle, King Co., Washington; E.D. 227, sheet 12.

     Katie Havel was born on 18 August 1894 at Washington; CENSUS: 1900 WA, Lewis Co., Dryad Pct, E.D. 134, sheet 12. She was the daughter of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar.

     Katrina Havel married Thomas J. Kaisersatt. Katrina Havel was born circa 1845 at Bohemia.¹ She died circa 1884.¹ She was buried in 1887 at St. John's Catholic Cemetery, Minnesota.
     Her married name was Kaisersatt. Obituary of son Frank, listed his parents, Thomas and Katrina.

     Mary Ann Havel was born on 8 September 1899 at Washington.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar.

     Nora Havel was born on 2 June 1897 at Washington; CENSUS: 1900 WA, Lewis Co., Dryad Pct, E.D. 134, sheet 12. She was the daughter of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar.
     Nora was enumerated with her mother in the 1920 Census. In the 1920 Census, Nora listed as a Stenographer at a newspaper. Nora Havel appeared on the census of 1920 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington; E.D. 348, sheet 5.

     Vivian M. Havel is the daughter of Edward Gregory Havel and Christina M. Aadral.

     Eric Jeffrey Hawkenson is the son of Jeffrey Leonard Hawkenson and Pamela Kay Steele.