Anson Hatch, his wife Mary (Moore) Hatch, his brothers Moses, Julius, and George Washington Hatch came from Massachusetts to Trumbull and Geauga Counties in 1818. At some point, Anson's mother, Lucy (Bascomb) Hatch joined them. After the death of her husband, Moses Hatch (Sr.), Lucy eventually married Moses Bundy in Trumbull County.
In 1819, Anson was elected as one of the county supervisors. He was the father of eleven children.
In 1819, Anson was elected as one of the county supervisors. He was the father of eleven children.
Anson Hatch, his wife Mary (Moore) Hatch, his brothers Moses, Julius, and George Washington Hatch came from Massachusetts to Trumbull and Geauga Counties in 1818. At some point, Anson's mother, Lucy (Bascomb) Hatch joined them. After the death of her husband, Moses Hatch (Sr.), Lucy eventually married Moses Bundy in Trumbull County.
In 1819, Anson was elected as one of the county supervisors. He was the father of eleven children.
In 1819, Anson was elected as one of the county supervisors. He was the father of eleven children.
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