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| 1796 January 2 |
Birth
of Jesse Haston: The 1850
Federal Census indicates that Jesse (Hasten) was 54 years old at the
time of the census. The census record also says that he was born
in Tennessee. If the 1796 date for Jesse's birth is correct, he was
very probably born south of the Holston River, "opposite Knoxville," in Knox County, TN. Source: Unknown source for the January 2 birthday. ------------------------ Note: The death certificate for Jesse's daughter, Anna Eliza Dandridge, makes three interesting, but otherwise unsubstantiated, assertions regarding Jesse:
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| 1815 December 10 or 12 |
Married
Elizabeth Gillentine:
One unknown source says that Elizabeth Gillentine was born on February 4, 1801.
However, her brother's (John Gillentine's) Bible says that she was born
on December 5, 1800. One unknown source says she was born in
McNairy County, TN. She married
Jesse in Van Buren County, TN at the age of 14 (almost 15). She bore
13 children and died February 2, 1847 in Howard County, MO. Source: December 10 date, unknown source; December 12 date, from page 7 of Howard H. Hasting, Sr.'s unpublished report on his Daniel Haston family research (written in 1954 & revised in 1980) ---- Note: There is no known historical documentation to prove that Jesse was the son of Daniel Haston. However:
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| 1817 February 15 |
Birth of Jane Haston: This
daughter married Nathaniel Davis on January 3, 1837. Source: Howard County, MO Marriages ---- Note: The wife of early White County, TN pioneer Nicholas Gillentine was Jane Elizabeth Terry Gillentine or Elizabeth Jane Terry Gillentine. The fact that Jesse & Elizabeth Haston named their first child "Jane" would seem to indicate that truly she (Jesse's wife) was from the White County, TN Gillentine family that lived very close to Daniel Haston's family. |
| 1818 |
Moved to Missouri: The 1894 biographical sketch for
Jesse Haston, Jr. (son of the Jesse Haston of
this timeline) states that the elder Jesse Haston moved to Missouri from
east Tennessee in the year of 1818. Source: From History of Montana, published 1894, Joaquin Miller |
| 1818 October 16 |
Birth of Polly Mary
Haston: This daughter died on June 13, 1919. Nothing
else is known about her. Source: Unknown |
| 1819 October 2 |
Birth of James A.
Haston: This son died on January 1, 1820. Nothing
else is known about him. Source: Unknown |
| 1820 | Missouri becomes a state: "By 1820 Missouri
had enough inhabitants--more than 70,000--to become a state. A
thirteen-county area of central Missouri [including Howard County] came
to be called Little Dixie but was more akin to Virginia than the Deep
South." Source: David Hackett Fischer and James C. Kelly, Bound Away: Virginia and the Westward Movement. (Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Press, 2000), 178. |
| 1820 December 18 |
Birth of Missouriana
Haston: This daughter was born in Howard County of Glasgow
County,
MO. She married Robert J. Venable on July 25, 1839 in Chariton
County, MO. She died on December 26, 1864. Source: Unknown ---- Note: The name of this daughter seems to indicate clearly that Jesse and Elizabeth were living in Missouri by 1820. Because Missouri was not a state until 1821, there is no1820 Federal Census record available for that area. Jesse Haston did not appear on the 1820 White County, TN Federal Census record. |
| 1823 April 10 |
Birth of William Asbury Haston: This
son was born in Howard County, MO and married a
Miss Piller, who was born in about 1825 and died before 1906. He died
June 18, 1894 and is buried in
Fox Cemetery (also known as Welch Chapel) in
Grundy County, MO. He had at least one child, Jesse Bascom
Haston. Source: Unknown |
| 1825 May 6 |
Birth of Abi Alburn
Haston: This child married Mary Francis Newman (born on
December 3, 1837 at Taylorsville) on February 1, 1859. He died on
Easter Sunday, April 8, 1917 and is buried in Catholic Cemetery in
Abilene, KS. He was the 2nd owner of the Jesse Haston Bible.
The Bible record says that he died of "just old age," "fell
asleep like a child - no pain and conscious until sleep overtook
him." More Information Source: Jesse Haston family Bible record |
| 1827 July 17 |
Birth of Nicholas G. Haston:*
This son died on September 1, 1857 and is buried in the Haston
Cemetery near Glasgow, Missouri. Source: Unknown |
| 1828 December 5 |
Birth of
Ann Eliza Haston:
This daughter died on Dec 15, 1849 and is buried in the Haston
Cemetery near Glasgow, Missouri. She was married to John Creigler
Woods on February 23, 1848. More
Information Source: Marriage record from Howard County, MO Marriages (source of other info unknown) *One source says that she was born on December 15, 1829. |
| 1830 | Jesse
Appeared on Missouri Federal Census: We don't know precisely
when Jesse moved his family to MO, but his family does appear on the
1830 Federal Census for Howard County, MO. There were 12 people in
his household at that time. Free White Males: 2 under age 5, 1 from ages 5 - 10, 1 from ages 30 - 40 Free White Females: 1 under age 5, 1 from ages 10 - 15, 1 from ages 20 - 30 Male Slaves: 2 from ages 10 - 15 Female Slaves: 1 under age 10, 1 from ages 24 - 34 Source: Federal Census for Howard County, MO (left side & right side of book) |
| 1832 October 1 |
Birth of Mandy Melvina
Haston:
The death date of this daughter is unknown. She married a Mr.
Barnes. She is called Malinda on the 1850
census record. Source: Unknown |
| 1834 August 6 |
Birth of Thomas Jefferson Haston:
This son married Caroline Thornbrough of Trenton (in Grundy County),
MO. They were parents of one girl and three boys who, with their
mother, died of diphtheria in 1873 and are buried in Coon Creek Cemetery
in Grundy County, MO. He later married Mahala, who became the mother
of Pearl, Myrtle, and Iva. Thomas Jefferson Haston died before 1889 and is buried in the Keyesville
Cemetery of Chariton County, MO. Thomas Jefferson and Caroline Haston
had one son who survived, James Rickey Haston. Source: Unknown |
| 1838 June 30 |
Birth of Elizabeth Haston:
This daughter married John Broaddus in Glasgow, MO on September 22,
1859. They had 12 children. John died in 1897. In
about 1901, she went to Broadus, Montana to live with her son Johnnie on
a ranch. She is buried in Montana. Source: Unknown |
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1838 September 11 |
Land Purchase: Jesse and Elizabeth Haston purchased land in
Howard Co, MO on this date. Source: Page 238 of Volume P of Howard County, MO Land Deeds. |
| 1840 | Federal
Census: The household of Jesse (Haystin) included 15 persons
at this time. Free White Males: 1 under age 5, 1 from ages 5 - 10, 1 from ages 10 - 15, 1 from ages 15 - 20, and 1 from ages 40 - 50 Free White Females: 1 under age 5, 1 from ages 5 - 10, 1 from ages 10 - 15, 1 from ages 30 - 40 Male Slaves: 2 under age 10, 1 from ages 10 - 24 Female Slaves: 1 under age 10, 1 from ages 10 - 24, 1 from ages 24 - 36 Source: Federal Census for Howard County, MO (left side & right side of book) |
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1840 January 10 |
Land Title Transfer: Jesse Haston was the land patentee for 40
acres in Howard Co, MO. Source: Bureau of Land Management Accession/Serial #: MO2780__.392 BLM Serial #: MO NO S/N |
| 1841 March 10 |
Birth of
Jesse Haston: This
son married Dora Ida McMillan on January 2, 1863. They had three
children. Dora died in June of 1896 and Jesse died on September 4
of the same year. They are buried in the
Custer County Cemetery in
Miles City (of Custer County), MT.
More Information Source: Unknown |
| 1842 December 27 |
Birth of Isaac B. Haston:*
This son married Susan Emma Venable (niece of Robert J. Venable, who
married Missouri Ann). One source says that he died on September 9, 1886.
Another source says that he died before 1866 of tuberculosis. Source: Unknown ---- *Note: The 1850 census says that he was six years old in 1850. That would have made his birth date sometime in 1844. |
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1843 April 1 |
Land Title Transfer: Jesse Haston was the land patentee for 40
acres in Howard Co, MO. Source: Bureau of Land Management Accession/Serial #: MO2900__.078 BLM Serial #: MO NO S/N |
| 1847 February 2 |
Death of
Jesse's wife, Elizabeth Gillentine: Elizabeth, the first wife
of Jesse Haston, died in 1847 in Howard County, MO. She was the mother
of 13 children by Jesse. She is buried in the Haston Cemetery,
near their home and near Glasgow, MO. Source: Unknown |
| 1847 August 15 |
Married
Susan Catherine M. White: Jesse and his second wife, Susan, had two sons, both
of whom died at a young age. (see below) Susan, apparently, had
been married to a man by the name of White. A 10 year old boy,
Thomas White, was part of the household at the time of the 1850
census. She died on March 9, 1852
and is buried in the Haston Cemetery, as are her two
children. Source: Unknown |
| 1848 August 1 |
Birth
of Richard O. Haston: This son of Jesse and Catherine died at
the age of two years on August 15, 1850 Source: Unknown |
| 1849 August 12 |
Birth
of Wesley Wilber Haston: This second son of Jesse and
Catherine died on April 11, 1850 at the age of eight months. Source: Unknown |
| 1850 | Federal
Census: The census record for Jesse (Hasten) included these
persons: Jesse: male, age 54, farmer, born in TN, owned $20,000 worth of real estate Susan: female, age 41, born in VA Nicolas: male, age 22, born in MO Malinda: female, age 17, born in MO Thomas J.: male, age 16, born in MO (enrolled in school) Elizabeth: female, age 12, born in MO (enrolled in school) Thomas White: male, age 10, born in MO (who was he? son of S. M. Catherine White before her marriage to Jesse?) Jesse: male, age 9, born in MO (enrolled in school) Isaac: male, age 6, born in MO Source: Federal Census for Howard County, MO |
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1853 February 16 |
Married
Ann Juilet Barnes: Jesse married Ann Barnes, his third wife, about
11 months after the death of Catherine. Six additional children were born to Jesse through
this union. Ann died on December 28, 1902 (or 1904) and is buried in the
Washington Cemetery in Glasgow, MO. According to her daughter Anna
Eliza's death certificate, Ann Juilet Barnes was born in Maryland.
Read her obituary. Sources: Howard County, MO Marriages; Page 2 of February 23, 1854 edition of Glasgow Weekly Times. |
| ? | Infant
son died at birth: We have no date for the birth of this
infant son, neither do we have a name. Source: |
| 1855 December 1 |
Birth
of Ann Eliza Haston: This daughter of Ann
Juilet Barnes and Jesse Haston married
Henry Clay Dandridge on December 17 (or 12), 1872 in Glasgow, MO of
Howard County. They had four children. According to her death
certificate (#38610 from MO State Board of Health) she died in Saline
County, MO on December 18, 1925 at 70 years & 18 days of age. She
was buried in
Nelson Cemetery in Nelson, MO. Source (of birth, death, & parents info): MO death certificate #38610 from MO State Board of Health and Bureau of Vital Statistics. |
| 1857 July 19 |
Birth
of Kate Haston: This daughter died on December 27, 1875. Source: Unknown |
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1859 July 21 |
Birth
of Ida Litia Haston: This daughter
was born in Glasgow, MO and married Edmund J. Dunlap
on July 6, 1910. She died on December 7, 1926 and is buried in the Gillum City Cemetery in Saline County, MO.
Her death certificate (information provided by her sister
Lillian Haston Jones) indicates that she
was born July 21, 1861. However, that was probably a mistake
because that was the year that Lillian was born. Her death
certificate says that her father was born in Tennessee, but the town or
city is blank, and that her mother was born in Baltimore, MD. Source: Some information from Ida Haston Dunlap's death certificate. |
| 1860 | Federal Census for Howard
County,
MO : The 1860 Federal Census shows that Jesse had $20,000 in
real estate and $17,000 in personal property in Howard County,
MO. Living with him at that time were Ann J., 28 years;
Jefferson, 26 years (trader); Jesse, 19 years (student); Isaac, 17 years
(student); Ann E., 5 years; Kate, 3 years and Ida, 1 year
old. Note: Some of these names and ages don't match the data above. Source: 1860 Federal Census for Howard County, MO. |
| 1861 August 20 |
Birth
of Lillian Haston: This daughter was born in Glasgow, MO and
married a John H. Jones on
December 8, 1881 and died on November 2, 1946 in Charleston, WV.
She is buried in Spring Hill Cemetery in Charleston, WV. She died
of "carcinoma of cervix" (which she had for six months) and also had
"hypertensive cardio renal - vascular disease for twenty-four years."
The informant for this certificate (Miss Ida Jones) only knew Lillian's
father name as "Col. Haston" and was uncertain of his birthplace, but
indicated that it may have been in Virginia. Source: WV State Department of Health Certificate of Death #13250 - for most of this information. |
| 1864 June 2 |
Birth of
Annie C. Haston: This
daughter, who never married, lived with her sister Ida until near the
time of Ida's death and then went to live with her sister Lillian.
She died on May 8, 1935 in Charleston, WV. Source: Unknown ---- Note: If these records are accurate, Jesse fathered 21 children by a total of three wives. It appears from these records, at 68 years and five months, his 21st child was born. If he had not of died a premature death (see below), who knows how many children he might have had! |
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1864 November 5 |
Jesse Haston's Will: Jesse Haston made out his will, giving
$4,169.57 to his wife, Anne Juliet, as well as the tract of land where
their home was. The remainder of his estate was to be distributed
among all of his children. Joseph Lewis signed Jesse's name, at his
request and in his presence. Source: Specific Howard County, MO will book and page number unknown. Available in Fayette, MO. |
| 1864 November 8 |
Death
of Jesse Haston: Jesse died in Glasgow, Missouri and was
buried near there. His farm was located about three miles east of
Glasgow. Jesse was considered a Southerner during the
Civil War. The Northern troops raided his home during the war,
taking everything of value, including a number of horses. He went
to
and talked to them at Glasgow and they let him have one horse, then
followed him out of town, shot him and took the horse. He died a
few days later and is buried in the cemetery just east of his house. Source: Unknown |
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1864 December 13 |
Will Proved in Court: Joseph A. Lewis and Thomas M_?_
witnessed to the authenticity of Jesse Haston's will. Source: Page 21 of some Howard Co, MO will book. Available in Fayette, MO. |
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1864 December 24 |
Estate Inventory: Jesse's estate inventory was recorded in
court on this date. Source: Some unknown estate book for Howard Co, MO. Available in Fayette, MO. |
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1865 January 12 |
Estate Sale: Items and stock from Jesse's estate were sold on
this date. The estate sale document was submitted in court on
January 17 and filed on February 6 or 1865. Source: Some unknown estate book for Howard Co, MO. Available in Fayette, MO. |
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1866 July 7 |
Estate Settlement Filed: The net value of Jesse's estate,
after expenses, was $5,662.56. Source: Some unknown estate book for Howard Co, MO. Available in Fayette, MO. |
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1902 December 28 |
Death of Wife, Ann Juliet Barnes Haston:
Ann died on December 28, 1902 and is buried in the Washington Cemetery in
Glasgow, MO. Source: Unknown |
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1905 January 6 |
Ann J. Haston's Estate: Ida L.
Haston, daughter of Jesse & Ann J. Haston, was the administratrix for
the estate of Jesse's third wife, Anne Juliet Barnes Haston. Her
estate consisted of $364.61 in cash, some farm animals and furniture, etc.
Source: Certificate of Witnesses and Executor's or Administrator's Inventory, Certificate and Affidavit Inventory (specific documentation not available). Assumed to be available in Fayette Co, MO. |
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Primary Jesse Haston researcher, Louise Haston Rice
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