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Descendants of John Lathey Descendants of John Lathey Prepared by: Thomas N. Oatney Table of Contents Descendants of John Lathey 1 First Generation 1 Second Generation 1 Third Generation 1 Fourth Generation 4 Fifth Generation 15 Sixth Generation 39 Seventh Generation 73 Eighth Generation 98 Ninth Generation 110 Tenth Generation 118 Name Index 120 Produced by: Thomas Oatney tom @ oatney . org : 24 Mar 2021 Descendants of John Lathey First Generation 1. John Lathey was born about 1750 in Ulster, Northern Ireland and died before Mar 1810 in Fauquier County, VA. John married Susannah Burton on an unknown date. Susannah was born in 1783 in Fauquier County, VA and died in 1853 in Athens County, OH at age 70. Children from this marriage were: + 2 M i. William Lathey was born about 1783 in Fauquier County, VA, died in May 1826 in Athens County, OH about age 43, and was buried in Pageville Cemetery, Pageville, Meigs County, OH. 3 F ii. Betsy Lathey was born about 1785 in Fauquier County, VA and died on an unknown date. Betsy married John Sudduth on 8 Mar 1806 in Fauquier County, VA. John was born about 1785 in Fauquier County, VA and died on an unknown date. Second Generation (Children) 2. William Lathey (John 1) was born about 1783 in Fauquier County, VA, died in May 1826 in Athens County, OH about age 43, and was buried in Pageville Cemetery, Pageville, Meigs County, OH. William married Elizabeth "Betsy" Hudnall, daughter of Thomas Hudnall and Mary Ann Strickler, on 13 Jan 1806 in Fauquier County, VA. Elizabeth was born about 1783 in Fauquier County, VA, died on 15 Feb 1853 in Athens County, OH about age 70, and was buried in Pageville Cemetery, Pageville, Meigs County, OH. Children from this marriage were: + 4 F i. Janette Lathey was born about 1808 in Fauquier County, VA and died in 1860 in Kanawha County, (W)VA about age 52. 5 M ii. Male Child Lathey was born before 1810 in Fauquier County, VA and died before 1820 in Fauquier County, VA. + 6 F iii. Susan Lathey was born about 1813 in Fauquier County, VA and died between 1870 and 1889 in Dubois County, IN. + 7 F iv. Mary A. Lathey was born on 17 May 1815 in Fauquier County, VA, died on 1 Sep 1884 in Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH at age 69, and was buried in Miles Cemetery, Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH. + 8 F v. Elizabeth Lathey was born on 23 Jul 1817 in Fauquier County, VA, died on 21 Feb 1910 in Bedford Township, Meigs County, OH at age 92, and was buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery, Meigs County, OH. 9 F vi. Nancy Tabitha Lathey was born about 1819 and died on an unknown date. Nancy married David Houghland on 26 Dec 1842 in Athens County, OH. David was born on an unknown date and died on an unknown date. + 10 F vii. Cynthia Lathey was born in 1820 in Athens County, OH and died on 9 Mar 1891 in Athens County, OH at age 71. + 11 M viii. John Taylor Lathey was born on 27 May 1822 in Athens County, OH, died on 9 May 1872 in Meigs County, OH at age 49, and was buried in Wells Cemetery, Pageville, Meigs County, OH. + 12 F ix. Lydia Lathey was born on 7 Aug 1824 in Athens County, OH, died on 15 Jan 1899 in Meigs County, OH at age 74, and was buried in Pageville Cemetery, Pageville, Meigs County, OH. Third Generation (Grandchildren) 4. Janette Lathey (William 2, John 1) was born about 1808 in Fauquier County, VA and died in 1860 in Kanawha County, (W)VA about age 52. Janette married Anderson Hudnall, son of William Hudnall and Roseanna Cockrell, on 1 Dec 1827 in Athens County, OH. Anderson was born about 1803 in Fauquier County, VA and died in 1880 in Kanawha County, WV about age 77. Children from this marriage were: + 13 F i. Elizabeth Hudnall was born on 7 Jul 1828 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died on 26 Jun 1871 at age 42. 14 M ii. William Hudnall was born on 3 Jul 1829 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died on 18 May 1855 in Kanawha County, (W)VA at age 25. Produced by: Thomas Oatney tom @ oatney . org : 24 Mar 2021 1 Descendants of John Lathey + 15 M iii. John F. Hudnall was born about 1833 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died about 1876 in Kanawha County, WV about age 43. + 16 F iv. Martha Frances Hudnall was born in Nov 1835 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died on an unknown date. + 17 F v. Rose Ann Hudnall was born about 1837 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died after 1900. + 18 M vi. Shaderiah "Shade" Hudnall was born in Oct 1840 in Mammoth, Kanawha County, VA, died between 1900 and 1910, and was buried in McConihay-Pryor Cemetery, East Bank, Kanawha County, WV. + 19 M vii. Joseph Dempsey Hudnall was born in Oct 1844 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died after 1920. + 20 F viii. Cynthia C. Hudnall was born on 25 Nov 1846 in Kanawha County, (W)VA, died on 10 Apr 1922 in Kanawha County, WV at age 75, and was buried in Ward Cemetery, Cedar Grove, Kanawha County, WV. 21 F ix. Nancy Hudnall was born about 1849 in Kanawha County, (W)VA and died on an unknown date. + 22 F x. Lucy Margaret Hudnall was born on 16 Dec 1853 in Kanawha County, (W)VA, died on 4 Feb 1931 at age 77, and was buried in Hawks Cemetery, Kanawha County, WV. 6. Susan Lathey (William 2, John 1) was born about 1813 in Fauquier County, VA and died between 1870 and 1889 in Dubois County, IN. Susan married John D. Haley on 1 Jul 1837 in Athens County, OH. John was born about 1802 in VA and died after 1880 in Dubois County, IN. Children from this marriage were: + 23 F i. Maria S. Haley was born on 13 Jul 1840 in Salem Twsp, Ohio and died on 29 Jan 1875 in Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH at age 34. 24 F ii. Elizabeth Haley was born in 1842 in Meigs County, OH. 25 M iii. John Lewis Haley was born on 16 Feb 1845 in Meigs County, OH, died on 4 Jun 1927 in Meigs County, OH at age 82, and was buried in Miles Cemetery, Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH. Noted events in his life were: • He has conflicting birth information of Abt 1845. John married Julia Ann Spires, daughter of Hinton Spires Spires and Sarah Sally McCumber. Julia was born on 6 May 1851 in Meigs County, OH and died on 2 Feb 1927 in Meigs County, OH at age 75. + 26 M iv. William Haley was born about 1847 in OH. + 27 M v. Thomas J. Haley was born in 1849 in OH. 28 F vi. Mary A. Haley was born in 1852 in Meigs County, OH. Mary married John Wesley Holland, son of G. W. Holland and Elizabeth Winenger, on 9 Jul 1883 in Dubois County, IN. John was born about 1859 in Dubois County, IN. 29 F vii. Margaret Haley was born in 1853 in OH. 7. Mary A. Lathey (William 2, John 1) was born on 17 May 1815 in Fauquier County, VA, died on 1 Sep 1884 in Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH at age 69, and was buried in Miles Cemetery, Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH. Mary married Sydney B. Humphrey, son of William H. Humphrey and Anna Bellows, on 28 Nov 1839 in Athens County, OH. Sydney was born on 5 Nov 1816 in OH, died on 10 Oct 1878 in Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH at age 61, and was buried in Miles Cemetery, Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH. Children from this marriage were: + 30 F i. Sarah Jane Humphrey was born on 25 Jun 1841 in OH and died on 2 Aug 1901 at age 60. 31 F ii. Anne Humphrey was born in 1843 in OH. Anne married Powell. + 32 M iii. George Humphrey was born in Jun 1845 in OH. + 33 M iv. Asher A. Humphrey was born in Jun 1847 in OH and died in 1921 at age 74. Produced by: Thomas Oatney tom @ oatney . org : 24 Mar 2021 2 Descendants of John Lathey 34 F v. Evaline Humphrey was born in May 1850 in OH. 35 F vi. Sarepta L. Humphrey was born about 1851 in OH. + 36 M vii. John T. Humphrey was born on 7 Jan 1853 in OH and died on 18 Apr 1890 at age 37. 8. Elizabeth Lathey (William 2, John 1) was born on 23 Jul 1817 in Fauquier County, VA, died on 21 Feb 1910 in Bedford Township, Meigs County, OH at age 92, and was buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery, Meigs County, OH. Elizabeth married James Bolin, son of Samuel Bolin and Mary Ann Hudnall, on 9 Jun 1842 in Athens County, OH. James was born about 1818 in Fauquier County, VA, died in 1885 in Meigs County, OH about age 67, and was buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery, Meigs County, OH. Children from this marriage were: 37 F i. Emily Bolin was born about 1842 in VA. 38 M ii. Samuel Bolin was born on 13 Feb 1846 in OH, died on 14 Mar 1918 in Rutland Township, Meigs County, OH at age 72, and was buried in Miles. 39 M iii. Charles Bolen was born on 6 Feb 1848 in OH, died on 1 Jul 1914 in Athens, Athens County, OH at age 66, and was buried in Carleton Church Cemetery, Meigs County, OH.
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