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An independent historian, musician and producer in North Carolina. His work brings together historical research, recording, live sound, and an interest in the systems behind a performance.
This family record places that work in a longer story: physicians and makers, farmers and shopkeepers, military service, public office, art, and the keeping of family memory.
An independent historian, musician and producer in North Carolina. His work brings together historical research, recording, live sound, and an interest in the systems behind a performance.
William and Tondra's daughter; Jake's mother by his family history. The older notice names spouse Donald; the later notice names Robert Patterson McKendrick IV.
Named as Jenifer's husband in the 2002 notice and as Sam III's brother in the paternal research. The individual parent-child bridge to Jake is not separately established in the inspected notices.
1942–2022 · Air Force officer · business and property
Jake’s maternal grandfather. William served in the Air Force, worked in corporate financial systems and later in human resources at Decision Support, and operated Milgrom Properties. With Tondra, he acquired the family’s Southport retreat in November 1990.
1919–1979 · N.C. state senator · agricultural business
A peanut farmer and businessman whose public work included the Battleboro mayoralty, Nash County government, and the North Carolina state Senate. He was the son of Moritz and Mary Hester, and the father of William.
Henry's wife and William's mother. The chronology records their June 6, 1939 marriage. Daughter of Oliver Arrington Braswell, a relationship confirmed by the family.
Born in Dresden, Moritz built a life in North Carolina as a jeweler and optometrist. He married Mary Hester Marriott in 1909 and opened his own Rocky Mount store in 1910. Their children included Emily, Robert and Henry.
Death year is secondary; birth date is from the contemporary profile.
Born 1887; the audit gives 1887-1981, while the chronology leaves the later date unverified. Married Moritz June 15, 1909; mother of Emily, Robert and Henry.
A physician in the Battleboro area, following his father Robert Henry into medicine. He married Emily Pippen in 1887. Their daughter Mary Hester married Moritz von Milgrom.
A historical recipe attribution identifies her as Emily Pippen's mother. This is a partially named research entry, not a verified vital-record bridge; the husband is not counted as a separately researched person merely from this style.
A Flensburg engineer associated with a machinery-repair and construction business in Hong Kong. Jake identifies him as the father of Christian H. Witzke Jr.; the commercial history is separately documented.
An artist, poet, genealogist, antique collector and boutique owner. Hattie and her husband Christian traveled in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and China. Their children included Tondra and Christian III.
Son of Christian Jr. and Hattie; Tondra's brother. NASA / Texas Instruments work remains family oral history without recovered employment confirmation.
c. 1932–before 2020 · Construction and handyman work
Jake’s paternal grandfather, remembered as Sam or Sammy. Family recollections describe construction and handyman work, motorcycles, and daily visits to Waffle House. The exact birth and death dates remain unresolved.
Birth year is approximate family recollection; obituary establishes death before June 8, 2020.
A South Carolina ancestor whose record includes farming, an Army-enlistment lead and furniture-factory work. The original 1950 census records a drum-sander operator. Reported ages vary between the surviving sources.
Birth year conflicts across records; omitted from the chart label. The displayed date information comes from the compiled or retrospective family sources identified in the research register.
Amy “Birdie” Hatfield’s father and the husband of Martha Cornelia Shiver. A compiled family source describes him as a brickmason. His connection to the older Samuel and Esther household remains an unfinished research question.
The displayed date information comes from the compiled or retrospective family sources identified in the research register.
Nina’s sister, known as Tony. A reproduced obituary describes a career with the City of Sumter Police Department and identifies her as its first woman promoted to sergeant; that original publication remains to be independently checked.
These are unresolved candidates and unfinished connections, separate from the drawn pedigree.
Samuel P. Hatfield
Candidate older Hatfield ancestor; Parker / Pollard expansions conflict. Census, 1839 will-witness and petition identities require reconciliation; the bridge to adult John Thomas Sr. remains open.
Esther A. Jennings Hatfield
Compiled wife of Samuel; original census does not establish her birth surname.
William J. / Wm J. Hatfield
1850 household child; possible match to neighboring 1860 wheelwright, not independently completed.
Samuel B. Hatfield
Named in the candidate 1850 household.
Mary A. Hatfield
Named in the candidate 1850 household.
Sarah R. / Sarah / Sally Hatfield
Candidate household name cluster; cross-census equivalence is provisional. The 1870 Sarah is not automatically a wife or daughter.
Charles R. Hatfield
Named in the candidate household; cross-census continuity provisional.
Caleb P. Hatfield
Named in the candidate household.
Edward F. / Ed Hatfield
Named in the candidate household.
Talley Hatfield
1860 page-122 name. Relationship to the Bobby entry on another schedule unresolved.
Bobby Hatfield
1860 page-73 name. Not counted as certainly distinct from Talley.
James Hatfield
Age-three child in one 1860 candidate household; absent from the other apparent duplicate.
Thomas Hatfield, born about 1855
Separate compiled profile may duplicate John Thomas Sr.; do not count as a proven additional sibling.
Lucian Herbert Hatfield Sr.
Reported child of John Thomas Sr. and Mattie. Official index has Lucian H. Hatfield, died March 23, 1973; full certificate needed.
John Thomas Hatfield Jr.
Reported later-family identification; official index candidate John T. died December 30, 1969; compiled dates vary.
Walter (Hatfield search lead)
Only a forename/search target is retained; no matched death record was recovered.
John Shiver
Neighboring 1860 household lead; relationship to Mattie not established.
Emma (in John Shiver household)
Neighboring household name; do not infer a documented marriage or parentage from the shorthand alone.
Martha, age six, in John Shiver household
Potential Mattie connection, with an age discrepancy; not merged with Martha Cornelia Shiver.
Ellen Hatfield
Head of a separate 1870 candidate household. No merger with the Samuel / Esther household.
Emeline, in Ellen Hatfield household
Separate 1870 household lead; relationship not recorded by that census.
Sarah, in Ellen Hatfield household
Separate 1870 household lead; not merged with Sarah R. in the other family.
Benny, in Ellen Hatfield household
Separate 1870 household lead.
Tommy, in Ellen Hatfield household
Alternative adolescent candidate for John Thomas Sr.; not a proven separate relative.
John J. T. Hatfield
Named signer of an undated manuscript petition; relation to Samuel unverified.
Ann Belk, born about 1938
Town census-name index lead only; not added as a sister to Sammy on that evidence.
Henry Lawson Wyatt
Hattie's obituary claims kinship, but the intervening lineage has not been recovered.
Isham Belcher Wyatt
Henry Lawson Wyatt's father in the cited biography; no bridge to Jake established.
Lucinda N. L. Wyatt
Henry Lawson Wyatt's mother in the cited biography; no bridge to Jake established.
William L. Langford
May 21, 1908 - November 13, 1963, from the photographed headstone. Family connection not established in these saved files.
George Ann / Georgeann
Named as the next family-history research topic in the career report. Do not automatically identify with the Georgia in D08; no standalone dossier found.