Annals of Platte County, Missouri - Paxton
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1896, JULY 1070 THE HIATTS. 2. Sarah Hiatt, married H. R. Wilkerson. Children: [a] Maggie Hiatt [b] Dora Hiatt [c] Pauline Wilkerson 3. Willard Hiatt 4. Geo. Hiatt 5. Emily Hiatt, married a Briscoe 6. Annie Hiatt, married a Hardy 7. Jacob Hiatt 8. Ida Hiatt 9. Merit Hiatt, married a Simmons 10. Thomas Hiatt 11. Isaac Hiatt V. JOHN HIATT, married Melissa Cogdill. Children: 1. Nathaniel Hiatt 2. Jesse Hiatt 3. James Hiatt 4. William Hiatt VI. ELIZABETH HIATT, married Peter Simmons. Children: 1. Nelson Hiatt 2. James Hiatt 3. Jane Simmons 4. John Hiatt 5. Price Hiatt AUGUST Platte County Schoools Aug. 1 - BEN CARTER died born Mason County, Ky., July 10, 1822 married April 28, 1846, Malinda Vermillion Eight chidlren Population of Leavenworth, 21,120 Emancipation Day observed at Platte City by the negroes, with picnic, music by their band, and by speaking. J. E. Perry erects hay scales east of the Central Hotel in Platte City. Aug. 8 - Weather - Hot spell. Thermometer 102 degrees; 9th 100 degrees; 10th, 100 degrees; 11th 96 degrees. After serveral days at 80 degrees, the mercury conitnued at 92 degrees for a week. Crops "OLD SACRAMENTO" Mexican War