*John Hiatt
born 1674 Glastonbury, Somersetshire, England
died 1726 Bucks County, Pennsylvania

father:
*John (Van?) Hiett
born about 1646 Shipton, Mallete, Somersetshire, England

mother:
*Margaret wife of John Hiett
born about 1652
married 1671 Wales
(end of information).

siblings:
Thomas Hiatt born about 1675 Wales
Amos Hiatt born about 1678 Wales died 1739 Pennsylvania

spouse:
*Mary Lois Smith
born 1677 Glastonbury, Somersetshire, England
died 1745 Bucks County, Pennsylvania
married 1695 England

children:
*John Hiatt (Hiett) born 1696 Bucks County, Pennsylvania
died 26 October 1764 Capon Falls, Hampshire County, Virginia (now West Virginia)
buried 4 December 1764 Hampshire County, Virginia (now West Virginia)
William Hiatt born 1700 probably Pennsylvania
christened Pennsylvania
died 16 June 1767 4 March 1767, Jefferson County, West Virginia
Elisha Hiatt born about 1702
Mary Hiatt born about 1704 probably Pennsylvania
Sarah Hiatt born 1704 Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Thomas Hiatt born about 1704
Rebecca Hiatt born 1706 Bucks County, Pennsylvania
William Hiatt born 1706 Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
died 16 June 1766 Frederick County, Virginia

biographical and/or anecdotal:
John came from England with William Penn's second voyage in the fall of 1699. He was a member of the Quaker sect. John's occupation was that of a farmer and a merchant. He was a member of the religious organization, "Society of Friends" in England * from Marie Ballen- Moulton, Iowa: The Heitts/ Haitts were Quakers in England fleeing from persecution to Holland and Normandy, France. Many family members died before coming to the United States. The Hiatt England History was complied by William Perry Johnson via Marie Ballen. The following is what is known of the life of John Hiatt (name sometimes) spelled Hiett) John Hiatt was born about 1674 in England and was a Quaker before the death of George Fox, the founder of the Society of Friends. When John Hiatt was about twenty one years of age, he married Mary Smith, the daughter of William and Grace Smith. What happened to them after their marriage in England if not clear, but there was a John Hiatt that was taken prisoner in Somerset-shore in 1683 (this date should probably be 1693) at the time the Quakers were persecuted. The record says that he lived in the village of Shipton Mallet. It may be the same John Hiatt, (then again it may not). At any rate, he turned up in Pennsylvania in 1699 and bought 300 acres of land in Bucks Co. for 350 Pounds. His deed is in the Courthouse at Doylestown, the seat of Bucks Co. John was about 26 years of age at this time, (his wife was 22). They had three small sons, the youngest a little baby.-There is another deed on record there, dated 1706 when John Hiatt bought some more land in Bucks Co. on the Delaware River that had originally belonged to William Penn. Furtheer records show that John Hiatt was alive in 1726, but do not show how much longer he lived. His wife, Mary was alive in 1745 at the age of 78, but her death date is not known.-Each of the three sons became ancestors of large relationships.

notes or source:
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