Van Voorhies, John J.

Van Voorhies, John J.

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  • Name Van Voorhies, John J.  [1
    Gender Male 
    Died Unknown 
    Person ID I67033  Sackett
    Last Modified 17 Mar 2022 

    Family Hatch, Helen M.,   b. 11 May 1830, Massachusetts, USA Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. Unknown 
    Married 16 Jan 1850  [1
    Children 
     1. Van Voorhies, Sarah F.,   d. Unknown
     2. Living
    Last Modified 18 Jul 2021 
    Family ID F26762  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Sources 
    1. [S543] Find A Grave (www.findagrave.com) (Reliability: 2), 18//7/2021.
      Memorial ID 68019067
      https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/68019067

      Frederick R Hatch
      Birth 11 Aug 1803
      Blandford, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA
      Death 11 Sep 1838 (aged 35)
      Homer, Calhoun County, Michigan, USA
      Burial
      Fairview Cemetery
      Homer, Calhoun County, Michigan, USA
      Plot C

      Homer and it Pioneers by William Lane 1888

      Frederick R Hatch Sr born in Blandford, Hampden county Mass, of Irish Dutch descent., August 1803.

      There he passed his boyhood days and in 1824 married Miss Mila A Hamilton, of East Grandville, the above county.

      In May 1832 he set out for Michigan arriving here in Homer, or what was then known as Barneyville a few weeks later.

      Mr Hatch was a house builder by occupation and was in charge in the erection of several of the first buildings in this place and also in the City of Marshall, among the latter might be mentioned the Dibble House now owned by Mr Getrell the Circuit Court stenographer.

      In 1835 Mr Hatch sent for his family they being accompanied to Homer by the Hamilton's as has already been stated.
      Mr Hatch met them in Detroit.

      In 1837-38 Mr Hatch erected the Green Mountain House, now known as the Commercial for a public inn.

      Having completed his hotel he went to Detroit where he purchased furniture for the same and upon returning was taken sick and died soon after arriving home, his death occurring Sept 12 of the latter year.

      Stricken down in the prime of manhood leaving a wife and little ones in a land where they so much needed the care and support of a kind and industrious husband and father, but Mr Hatch left a noble wife, a kind energetic and loving mother to his children.

      One of his children in speaking of her and of his father's death says. ? Our's was, indeed a sad sad house, thought surrounded by those whose great hearts poured forth sympathy for the sad and sorrowing we were left in unfavorable circumstances. My mother and six children were left to battle alone in this, our pioneer home, but out kind and loving mother, remarkable for her energy and perseverance, succeeded in rearing and educating us as well as the times and surroundings would admit?

      Mrs Hatch was, indeed a noble woman her many acts of kindness were not confined to those who surrounded her own fireside, but extended to nearly every home throughout the village and no portrait in this little work will probably be scanted more closely by a great many than the one which so faithfully represents the features of her, whose noble life is worthy of a more extended notice than the pages of this little book will admit.

      She for many years had been an active member of the M.E.Church, and passed to her reward, August 19. 1884.

      Mr and Mrs Hatch had six children. Maitland W born 6/17/1826, Sarah A born 3/12/1828, Helen born 5/11/1830, Frederick R born 6/18/1832, James born 3/1834, Frances I born 5/20/1837.
      Maitland married Sarah J Easton 12/8/53 and resides in Marshall.
      Sarah married John Tillotson 5/16/49 died in Pulaski in 1876
      Helen married John J Va Voorhies 1/16/50 and is now Mrs A.M Wood of Chicago.
      Frederick married Emma Hamilton 8/1/61 she died 8/15/65 lives in Onalaska Wis
      James married Zuba A Rogers in 4/1855 and livies in San Jose Cal
      Frances married Andrew J Shattuck 1/19/55 and resides in Clarendon
      Grandchildren:
      **Charles O, Henry (died in infancy), Maggies A -Children of Matiland

      **Ella M, Flora H, John D, Frederick S, Maitland J, Albert (died in infancy) and Elma L ? children of Sarah
      **Sarah F, and Eva A -daughters of Helen
      **William H and Sadie- Children of Frederick
      ** Ossian L, William D and George E -Sons of James
      **Ernest (4/16/1857-1860), Edith N , Edson A, Nellie E, Harriett M, Albert J and Claud J, children of Frances.

      ~~~~~~~~~

      Father: Timothy Linus Hatch 1779-1853)
      Mother: Sarah Walker Shepherd (1779-1876)

      Siblings: Walter, Ossian, William, Henry, Samuel, Abigail, Urial, Francis, Edward, Sarah, Benjamin

      Married: Miss Mila A Hamilton on 1824 in East Grandville Hampton Mass

      Children:

      1. Maitland W. Hatch (7/17/1826-10/24/1902) m-Sarah J Easton
      Memorial # 63250030

      2. Sarah Hatch (3/12/1828-5/1876) m-John Tillotson
      Memorial # 8885741

      3. Helen M. Hatch (1833-Mass) m-John J Va Voorhies 1/16/50 , m-Eastman, m-Alonzo Wood on 1/24/1881.
      1850 Mount Vernon Knox Ohio
      R R Sloan M 35 Pennsylvania
      J E Sloan F 35 Pennsylvania
      Ida J Sloan F 7 Missouri
      Sloan F 0 Ohio
      Milton Lewis M 27 Ohio
      Sarah Smith F 21 Ohio
      Frances Smith F 14 Ohio
      Sarah Hatch F 21 Massachusetts
      Ellen Hatch F 18 Massachusetts
      Jacob Osborne M 24 Ohio
      Julia A Eckenrode F 18 Pennsylvania
      Daniel N Davidson M 10 Ohio

      4. Frederick R. Hatch (6/18/1832) m-Emma Hamilton 8/1/61 lives in Onalaska Wis

      5. James Martin Hatch (3/27/1834-9/29/1895) m-Zuba/Azuba/Zubie A Rogers in 4/1855 and lives in San Jose Cal

      6. Frances Isadore Hatch (5/29/1837-7/8/1900) m-Andrew Jackson Shattuck.
      Memorial # 8886226
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      Reference:

      LDS Website.

      Researched by Ted Smith


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