Re: Hastons & Early White County Churches

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Category: Jesse Haston - Daniel's Son
Date: 19 Dec 2004
Time: 19:45:34 -0500
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My father too was Jesse Lee Haston , b 23 April 1897 in Dekalb Co. Al., son of Robert Marion Haston, grandson of Robert J Hastings b in Tennessee, grand pa Married Lucinda Hartman in 1888 in Dekalb Co , Al. I am trying to find descendents of John Hastings and the Hartmans.. Many of the family are buried in Hastings cementary in Tennessee, Please if someone can tell me who Lucinda Hartman mother and daddy were. Thank you Edna Earnest.

From: Wayne Haston (wayneh37@aol.com)
Category: Churches
Date: 28 Nov 2002
Time: 10:06:30 -0500
Remote Name: 216.108.199.74

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1. There is a fairly large and well kept cemetery at the Union Presbyterian Church (Old Union) site, although the church has been inactive for more than 50 years. People are still be buried there. There has been a book published that includes the names of those buried there. I hope to put that info on this site sometime in the future. Yes, some of the early members of Old Union are buried in the cemetery. 2. It would be highly unlikely that the Big Fork Cemetery was established separate from some church. Although there are many small cemeteries that were created on people's farms, and not associated with a church, the size of this cemetery and the number of various families buried there seem to indicate that it was more than just a family cemetery. I have heard from various sources that the Big Fork Church and Cemetery were established on land owned by the early White Cty Hastons. However, it seems that Nicholas Gillentine probably had claimed and occupied that land at the time the church began. Except for a very few families, we don't know who the members of the Big Fork Baptist Church were. We know that Nicholas Gillentine, who seemed to be the pillar of the church, moved away from White Cty in or by the early 1820s. Most of the early graves at the Big Fork Cemetery have lost their identification over the years. The location of Daniel Haston's grave was passed along by word of mouth within the family. Otherwise, we wouldn't know where it is. 4. Daniel's grave probably was NOT the earliest grave in the cemetery. The church was started as early as 1808 and he died in 1826. However, the fact that his grave is located up near the church indicates that his grave was probably one of the earlier ones. Although we do know that David Haston was a member of the Old Union Presbyterian Church across the Caney Fork River from the Big Fork Church, it is possible that Daniel and the other Hastons were associated with the Big Fork Baptist Church. I think that it is correct to speculate that there was some relationship between the early Hastons and the Big Fork Church, but we just don't know what that was.