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Descendants of Walter Luther Hattaway

Generation No. 1

1. WALTER LUTHER² HATTAWAY (LACY¹) was born January 20, 1835 in Campbell Co., GA, and died November 03, 1898 in Palmetto, Campbell Co., GA. He married ELIZA SUSAN PATE February 07, 1872 in Coweta Co., GA, daughter of HENDERSON PATE and SARAH LANE. She was born January 1849 in Carroll Co., GA, and died August 1913 in Palmetto, Campbell Co., GA.

More About WALTER LUTHER HATTAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Palmetto, GA.

More About ELIZA SUSAN PATE:
Burial: Unknown, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Palmetto, GA.

More About WALTER HATTAWAY and ELIZA PATE:
Marriage: February 07, 1872, Coweta Co., GA

Children of WALTER HATTAWAY and ELIZA PATE are:

WALTER JAMES³ HATTAWAY, b. August 19, 1873, Campbell Co., GA; d. March 16, 1960, Palmetto, Fulton Co., GA; m. ODESSA BEATRICE COOK, December 08, 1895, Campbell Co., GA; b. January 16, 1877, Campbell Co., GA; d. December 01, 1944, Palmetto, Fulton Co., GA.

Notes for WALTER JAMES HATTAWAY:
1900 Census of Campbell Co., GA, dwelling #209, family #213:
Hattaway, Walter
Odessa
Annie Mae.

1910 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Rivertown, dwelling #181, family #183:
Hattaway, Walter
Dessa
Annie Mae
Frank
Luther
Eliza, mother (of Walter)
Gene, brother (of Walter).

September 11, 1918 - October 12, 1923:
Walter James Hattaway served as notary public and justice of the peace for the 1165th district of Campbell Co., GA.

1920 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Rivertown, dwelling #44, family #47, page 11A, roll T625_240:
Hattaway, Walter J., age 46
Dessa B., age 43
Annie M age 20
Frank, age 18
Luther D., age 16
Lloyd P., age 9.
Note: Immediately next door was Walter's youngest brother, Gene Hattaway.

More About WALTER JAMES HATTAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Palmetto, GA

More About ODESSA BEATRICE COOK:
Burial: Unknown, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Palmetto, GA

More About WALTER HATTAWAY and ODESSA COOK:
Marriage: December 08, 1895, Campbell Co., GA
Marriage license: Campbell Co., GA Marriage Book "F", p. 130.
Notes (Marriage Pg): Walter and Dessa were first cousins and were married by their mutual first cousin, John W. Hattaway, Notary Public.

ii.

EULIA ANN HATAWAY, b. December 04, 1875, Campbell Co., GA; d. January 27, 1961, TX; m. JOSEPH JUDSON EMBRY, August 20, 1891, Campbell Co., GA; b. August 31, 1870, GA; d. August 20, 1957, TX.

More About JOSEPH EMBRY and EULIA HATAWAY:
Marriage: August 20, 1891, Campbell Co., GA
Notes (Marriage Pg): Eula and Judd were married by W. N. Carson, Minister of the Gospel.

iii.

LACY LANE HATAWAY, b. April 05, 1877, Campbell Co., GA; d. January 27, 1959, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA; m. BERTHA VIOLA MILLER, April 02, 1899, Campbell Co., GA; b. August 07, 1880, Campbell Co., GA; d. November 03, 1961, Fulton Co., GA.

Notes for LACY LANE HATAWAY:
Lacy and 2 of his first cousins, Joe Wheeler Hattaway and Oscar Cook, married sisters Bertha, Lenora, and Nellie Miller.

1900 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Campbellton, dwelling #56, family #56:
Hataway, Lacy b. 4/1878
Bertha b. 1879
Elberton, Will (black hired hand) b. 1/1886.

1905:
Lacy was recommended for the position of constable of 1165th district of Campbell Co., GA on July 5, 1904 by James Worthan (the husband of Lacy's first cousin, Mary Teal Worthan). Lacy took the oath as constable on January 2, 1905.

1910 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Fairburn, dwelling #71, family #71:
Hataway, Lacy L,
Bertha V,
James D,
Reba I,
Lennie L age 5,
Era E age 2.
Campbell County, GA Deeds, Records, and Mortgages Book "U", page 97, November 27, 1911:
This indenture made this 27th day of November, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Eleven, between L. L. Hataway of the state of Georgia and county of Campbell of the first part, and John H. Ray of the state of Georgia and the county of Campbell, of the second part.
Witnesseth that the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and fifty ($250) dollars, in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has granted, bargained, sold and conveyed, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, my whole individual interest, all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the 9th district of originally Coweta, now Campbell County, Georgia, same being my interest in my father's (W. L. Hatway) estate and my mothers (Mrs. E. S. Hataway) estate in said county and state, same to include both real estate and personal property of every nature and kind. The lands are bounded as follows to wit: on the north by lands of deceased (scratched out) Clarence Cook, on the east by lands of E. Hataway, south by lands of David Hataway, and on the west by lands of Dailey place and L. Cook place and the Grizzard place on the northwest and the lands of Wiley Eskew on the west also, the Pop Teal place is situated on the north side of above described lands also.
To have and to hold the said bargained premises, together with all and singular the rights, members, and appurtenances thereof, to the same being, belonging, or in anywise appertaining, to the only proper, use, benefit, and behoof of him, the said party, of the second part, his heirs and assigns forver, in fee simple. And the said party ofthe first part, for himself, heirs, executors, adminiistrators, will warrant and forever defend the right and title to the above described property unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever.
In witness whereof the said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal, the day and year above written.
L. L. Hataway
Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of:
G. L. Trentham
Joel E. Northcutt, J. P.
Filed for record at 10 o'clock a.m., May 24th, 1918, and recorded in Book "U", page 97, May 24, 1918.
J. H. McClure
Note: Lacy sells his share of his father's homeplace to his brother-in-law, John Harris Ray Sr. We are not sure why the delay of filing, except that this was done within the family and had to be formalized later. Note the crossing out of deceased before Clarence Cook's place - it was actually Lacy's uncle Luther Cook's at the time of sale. Both of his uncles, Luther Cook and David Hattaway, were deceased at the time this document was made formal. If Pop Teal refers to Lacy's aunt, Mary Hattaway Teal, she would also have been deceased at the time of filing.

More About LACY LANE HATAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Westview Cemetery in Atlanta, GA.

More About BERTHA VIOLA MILLER:
Burial: Unknown, Westview Cemetery in Atlanta, GA.

More About LACY HATAWAY and BERTHA MILLER:
Marriage: April 02, 1899, Campbell Co., GA
Notes (Marriage Pg): Lacy and Bertha were married by W. L. Miller, Minister of the Gospel.

iv.

ELIZA ANN HATAWAY, b. November 22, 1878, Campbell Co., GA; d. February 27, 1973, Vero Beach, Indian River Co., FL; m. (1) MARION ISOM ODOM, May 06, 1896, Campbell Co., GA; b. October 24, 1878; d. December 19, 1922, Soper, Choctaw Co., OK; m. (2) ROBERT ALEXANDER UPTHEGROVE, August 18, 1913, Bartow, Polk Co., FL; b. June 16, 1875, Island Grove, Alachua Co., FL; d. August 29, 1952, Okeechobee, Okeechobee Co., FL.

Notes for ELIZA ANN HATAWAY:
Eliza was named for her father's youngest sister, Eliza Ann Hattaway Cook, who had died as a result of childbirth the previous year.

Upthegrove / Hataway connections:
Rob had at least 8 children by his first marriage and Eliza had 7 children before having 3 daughters together. Rob's son, Elzie Upthegrove, married Eliza's daughter, Ruby Odom. Rob's son, Reece Upthegrove, married 2 of Eliza's nieces, Mercedes and Letha Wilson. Rob's daughter, Tessie Upthegrove, married Eliza's youngest brother, Gene Hataway.

More About ELIZA ANN HATAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Evergreen Cemetery in Okeechobee, FL. Her tombstone incorrectly lists her birth year as 1880 rather than 1878.

Notes for MARION ISOM ODOM:
1900 Census of Campbell Co., GA:
Hataway, Eliza S. head of household, b. 1/1849
Carrie E. b. 7/1880
Alvin A. b. 12/1881
Owen D. 8/1888
Gene b. 10/1896
Odom, Marion (son-in-law) b. 10/1875
Odom, Eliza b. 11/1878
Odom, Walter b. 1898
Odom, Elberta b. 1900
Pate, Henderson (Eliza Hattaway'sfather) b. 12/1816 in NC with his father b. in NC and his mother b. in SC.

More About MARION ODOM and ELIZA HATAWAY:
Marriage: May 06, 1896, Campbell Co., GA
Marriage license: Campbell Co., GA Marriage Book "F", p. 151.

More About ROBERT ALEXANDER UPTHEGROVE:
Burial: Unknown, Evergreen Cemetery in Okeechobee, FL.

More About ROBERT UPTHEGROVE and ELIZA HATAWAY:
Marriage: August 18, 1913, Bartow, Polk Co., FL

CARRIE ELIZABETH HATAWAY, b. July 13, 1880, Campbell Co., GA; d. October 04, 1965; m. (1) ROY DAVID LONG; b. 1890, Carrollton, Carroll Co., GA; d. November 14, 1930, Elberton, Elbert Co., GA; m. (2) EDMUND T WILSON, June 1900, Douglas Co., GA; d. Unknown.

More About EDMUND WILSON and CARRIE HATAWAY:
Marriage: June 1900, Douglas Co., GA
Marriage license: Douglas Co., GA Marriage Book "C", p. 106. License date June 23, 1900.

vi.

ALVIN ASA HATAWAY, b. December 02, 1881, Campbell Co., GA; d. May 21, 1964, Parsons, Labette Co., KS; m. (1) EDNA EARL STRICKLAND, February 11, 1901, Fairburn, Campbell Co., GA; b. April 19, 1887, Campbell Co., GA; d. December 30, 1938, Parsons, Labette Co., KS; m. (2) LUCY LEE, June 28, 1948, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA; b. December 09, 1884, Campbell Co., GA; d. December 27, 1965, Parsons, Labette Co., KS.

Notes for ALVIN ASA HATAWAY:
1920 Census of Labette Co., KS, Parsons, page 23B, roll T625_536:
Hataway, Alvin A.

More About ALVIN HATAWAY and EDNA STRICKLAND:
Marriage: February 11, 1901, Fairburn, Campbell Co., GA

More About ALVIN HATAWAY and LUCY LEE:
Marriage: June 28, 1948, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA

vii.

EFFIE OLA HATTAWAY, b. July 21, 1885, Campbell Co., GA; d. January 22, 1978, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA; m. JOHN HARRIS RAY SR., February 03, 1904, Campbell Co., GA; b. 1870, Carroll Co., GA; d. 1938, Baldwin Co., GA.

More About EFFIE OLA HATTAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Palmetto, GA

Notes for JOHN HARRIS RAY SR.:
1910 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Rivertown, dwelling #182, family #184:
Also listed in the household is John's brother, Isaac

1920 Census of Campbell Co., GA:
Ray, John H age 48
Effie O age 35
Collier age 12
Howard age 10
Charles age 6
Pauline age 4.

More About JOHN HARRIS RAY SR.:
Burial: Unknown, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Palmetto, GA

More About JOHN SR. and EFFIE HATTAWAY:
Marriage: February 03, 1904, Campbell Co., GA

viii.

OWEN DODD HATAWAY, b. August 01, 1888, Campbell Co., GA; d. April 29, 1974, Stuart, Martin Co., FL; m. ALLIE WEAH COCHRAN, December 28, 1910, Campbell Co., GA; b. February 27, 1892, Campbell Co., GA; d. May 09, 1976, Stuart, Martin Co., FL.

Notes for OWEN DODD HATAWAY:
1920 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Rivertown, page 11B, dwelling #64, family #68, roll T625_240:
Hattaway, Owen D., age 30
Allie, age 27
Mary J., age 7
James W., age 4
Raymond R., age 2/12.

About 1923, Owen and Allie left Georgia and moved to Upthegrove Beach, FL, where Owen's sister, Eliza, and her husband, Rob Upthegrove, lived. About the time of the devastating 1928 hurricane, they lived at Sand Cut and Port Mayaca. Owen worked for Bessemer Corporation at Port Mayaca and lived across from what became Port Mayaca Cemetery as a result of the 1928 hurricane. Thousands of people killed during the hurricane were brought in by rail car and buried in a mass grave. Owen and Allie were given cemetery lots there as one of his benefits as an employee of Bessemer. About 1929 or 1930, Owen and Allie moved to Indiantown, FL, where they would live the rest of their lives.

Owen brought the first schoolbus (a truck he had modified) to Indiantown and was a trustee and member of Martin County (FL) School board, serving some 25 years in that capacity. For a period of many years, he operated restaurants (first the "Seminole Cafe" then "Jewel's Restaurant"), a grocery store, Hataway Feed Store, and several gas stations in Indiantown before retiring at age 81. He served as Justice of the Peace in Indiantown for many years and was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge 1283 in Stuart. He was also a charter member of Dunklin Memorial Baptist Church.

More About OWEN DODD HATAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Port Mayaca Cemetery in Port Mayaca, FL.

Notes for ALLIE WEAH COCHRAN:
1910 Census of Campbell Co., GA:
Allie and her sister, Ima, were listed in the household of their uncle, George Cochran.

Allie was a member of Dunklin Memorial Baptist Church in Indiantown, FL, a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Stuart, Unity Chapter 37, and the Rebekah Lodge.

More About ALLIE WEAH COCHRAN:
Burial: Unknown, Port Mayaca Cemetery in Port Mayaca, FL.

More About OWEN HATAWAY and ALLIE COCHRAN:
Marriage: December 28, 1910, Campbell Co., GA
Marriage license: December 24, 1910, Campbell Co., GA Marriage Book G, p. 240

ix.

EUGENE GORMAN HATAWAY, b. October 03, 1896, Campbell Co., GA; d. August 23, 1984, Stuart, Martin Co., FL; m. (1) MARY ALICE "TESSIE" UPTHEGROVE, Aft. 1920, FL; d. Unknown; m. (2) MARY JANE REGISTER, Bef. 1950, FL; b. April 29, 1912, Waycross, GA; d. December 09, 2000, Romney, WV.

Notes for EUGENE GORMAN HATAWAY:
1920 Census of Campbell Co., GA, Rivertown, dwelling #45, family #48, page 11A, roll T625_240:
Hattaway, Eugene G., age 23, head of household.
Note: Living immediately next door was Gene's oldest brother, Walter, and his family.

More About EUGENE GORMAN HATAWAY:
Burial: Unknown, Fern Hill Memorial Gardens in Stuart, FL