Married Louisa Pool Alexander at Nauvoo, Ill. (daughter of Alvah Alexander and Phoebe Houston of Vermont, pioneers 1850, Lorenzo Snow company), who was born 1825, died April, 1869.
High priest. Settled at Salt Lake City, moved to Lehi. to Cedar Fort, to Salt Creek and to Manti, where he served as Indian agent under Brigham Young for five years;
from there went to Moroni, and in 1862 to Cache Valley, to Heber, and in 1878 to Ashley Fork, where he spent the remainder of his life.
Bishop.
Farmer and blacksmith.
Children of Jeramiah and Louisa Pool(Alexander) Hatch:
Hezekiah Hatch 1843-1843
Phoebe Ann (Hatch)1846-1891
Aldura (Hatch)1849-1854
Alva Alexander Hatch 1851-1940
Jeremiah "Jerry" Hatch 1852-1934
Lorenzo Hatch 1854-1926
Louisa Mariah (Hatch)1856-1926
Arabell Jane (Hatch)1859-1923
Abram Hatch 1861-1957
Theadocia (Hatch) 1862-1949
Josephus Hatch 1866-1915
Married 2nd:
Aurilla Bard (Hadlock)
Date: 1870
Born: 26 May 1852 , Troy, Vermont
Died: 29 Jan 1926
Children:
Aurilla Etta (Hatch)1873-1940
Archibald Milo Hatch 1875-
Solon franklin Hatch 1878-1943
Permellia Jane Ann (Hatch) 1880-1944
Olive Myrum (Hatch) 1881-1969
Florence Lorraine (Hatch) 1882-1960
Orpha (Hatch) 1886-1977
Curtis Legrande Hatch 1889-1966
Married 3rd:
Henrietta Augustine Clark
Date: abt 1877
Born: 7 Sep 1860 , Smithfield, Cache, Utah
Died: 10 Sep 1903
Children:
Justus Lorenzo "Jock" Hatch
Henrietta Odile (Hatch) 1881-1983
Erskine Henry Hatch 1883-1968
Clifford Hatch 1885-1968
Alice Orletta Hatch 1888-1989
Monroe "Brownie" Hatch 1891-1967
Clarence Albert "Whitey" Hatch1894-1977
Emily Bernice (Hatch) 1896-1897
Ruth Fontella (Hatch) 1897-1953
Sisson Chase (Hatch) 1902-1968
BRIEF HISTORY
Jeremiah , with his parents, were converted to the Church in 1839 and baptized in 1840 . Many other members of the family were baptized at the time. Soon after, the family moved to Nauvoo where they suffered the persecutions with the rest of the saints. After his marriage in Nauvoo , he returned east on a mission. He was there when the Prophet was martyred. The deaths of several members of his family were attributed directly or indirectly to the persecutions of Nauvoo . The deaths occurred in or near Winter Quarters . Jeremiah and his two brothers went to St. Joseph, Missouri , and opened a blacksmith shop, and earned enough to make the trip to Utah . Jeremiah was called to be an Indian Agent in Lehi in 1852 , in Nephi in 1854 , and Manti in 1856 , and Moroni in 1860 . He was then called to settle Smithfield . His wife Louisa died there in 1869 . After her death, he served a mission in Vermont . He married the daughter of a family he had converted there. Upon his return, he and his sons Alva and Lorenzo , and all their families, were asked to go to Mexico in 1876 . Two boys went but Alva and Jeremiah were allowed to take time to sell their property in Cache Valley . At this time Jeremiah took a polygamous wife, Henrietta Clark . At conference, their call was rescinded. They went to Heber City to visit. While there they heard of Ashley Valley in the Uintah Basin . After seeing it, they purchased ground there. The small town that resulted was eventually named Vernal . In 1892 he received a mission call to Moab where he was bishop for five years. He returned to Vernal and lived out his life there. He was a colonizer, Indian peacemaker, missionary, bishop, patriarch, and much more to his friends and family.
Married Louisa Pool Alexander at Nauvoo, Ill. (daughter of Alvah Alexander and Phoebe Houston of Vermont, pioneers 1850, Lorenzo Snow company), who was born 1825, died April, 1869.
High priest. Settled at Salt Lake City, moved to Lehi. to Cedar Fort, to Salt Creek and to Manti, where he served as Indian agent under Brigham Young for five years;
from there went to Moroni, and in 1862 to Cache Valley, to Heber, and in 1878 to Ashley Fork, where he spent the remainder of his life.
Bishop.
Farmer and blacksmith.
Children of Jeramiah and Louisa Pool(Alexander) Hatch:
Hezekiah Hatch 1843-1843
Phoebe Ann (Hatch)1846-1891
Aldura (Hatch)1849-1854
Alva Alexander Hatch 1851-1940
Jeremiah "Jerry" Hatch 1852-1934
Lorenzo Hatch 1854-1926
Louisa Mariah (Hatch)1856-1926
Arabell Jane (Hatch)1859-1923
Abram Hatch 1861-1957
Theadocia (Hatch) 1862-1949
Josephus Hatch 1866-1915
Married 2nd:
Aurilla Bard (Hadlock)
Date: 1870
Born: 26 May 1852 , Troy, Vermont
Died: 29 Jan 1926
Children:
Aurilla Etta (Hatch)1873-1940
Archibald Milo Hatch 1875-
Solon franklin Hatch 1878-1943
Permellia Jane Ann (Hatch) 1880-1944
Olive Myrum (Hatch) 1881-1969
Florence Lorraine (Hatch) 1882-1960
Orpha (Hatch) 1886-1977
Curtis Legrande Hatch 1889-1966
Married 3rd:
Henrietta Augustine Clark
Date: abt 1877
Born: 7 Sep 1860 , Smithfield, Cache, Utah
Died: 10 Sep 1903
Children:
Justus Lorenzo "Jock" Hatch
Henrietta Odile (Hatch) 1881-1983
Erskine Henry Hatch 1883-1968
Clifford Hatch 1885-1968
Alice Orletta Hatch 1888-1989
Monroe "Brownie" Hatch 1891-1967
Clarence Albert "Whitey" Hatch1894-1977
Emily Bernice (Hatch) 1896-1897
Ruth Fontella (Hatch) 1897-1953
Sisson Chase (Hatch) 1902-1968
BRIEF HISTORY
Jeremiah , with his parents, were converted to the Church in 1839 and baptized in 1840 . Many other members of the family were baptized at the time. Soon after, the family moved to Nauvoo where they suffered the persecutions with the rest of the saints. After his marriage in Nauvoo , he returned east on a mission. He was there when the Prophet was martyred. The deaths of several members of his family were attributed directly or indirectly to the persecutions of Nauvoo . The deaths occurred in or near Winter Quarters . Jeremiah and his two brothers went to St. Joseph, Missouri , and opened a blacksmith shop, and earned enough to make the trip to Utah . Jeremiah was called to be an Indian Agent in Lehi in 1852 , in Nephi in 1854 , and Manti in 1856 , and Moroni in 1860 . He was then called to settle Smithfield . His wife Louisa died there in 1869 . After her death, he served a mission in Vermont . He married the daughter of a family he had converted there. Upon his return, he and his sons Alva and Lorenzo , and all their families, were asked to go to Mexico in 1876 . Two boys went but Alva and Jeremiah were allowed to take time to sell their property in Cache Valley . At this time Jeremiah took a polygamous wife, Henrietta Clark . At conference, their call was rescinded. They went to Heber City to visit. While there they heard of Ashley Valley in the Uintah Basin . After seeing it, they purchased ground there. The small town that resulted was eventually named Vernal . In 1892 he received a mission call to Moab where he was bishop for five years. He returned to Vernal and lived out his life there. He was a colonizer, Indian peacemaker, missionary, bishop, patriarch, and much more to his friends and family.
Family Members
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Hezekiah Hatch
1843–1843
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Phebe Ann Hatch Couzens
1846–1891
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Alva Alexander Hatch
1851–1940
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Jeremiah Hatch Jr
1853–1934
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Lorenzo Hatch
1854–1926
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Louisa Mariah Hatch Malan
1856–1926
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Arabell Jane Hatch Woodruff
1859–1923
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Abram Hatch
1861–1957
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Theadocia Hatch Clark
1862–1949
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Josephus Hatch Sr
1866–1915
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Aurilla Etta Hatch Dobson
1873–1940
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Archibald Milo Hatch
1875–1889
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Solon Franklin "Frank" Hatch
1878–1943
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Justus Lorenzo Hatch
1879–1969
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Permellia Jane "Millie" Hatch Swain
1880–1944
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Henrietta Odile Hatch Price
1881–1983
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Florence Lorraine Hatch Swain
1883–1960
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Erskine Henry "Kine" Hatch
1883–1968
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Clifford Hatch
1885–1968
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Orpha Anne Hatch Morrow
1886–1977
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Alice Orletta Hatch Davis
1888–1984
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Curtis Legrande Hatch
1889–1966
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Monroe "Brownie" Hatch
1891–1967
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Clarence Albert "Whitey" Hatch
1894–1977
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Ruth Fontella Hatch Sweeney
1898–1954
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Sisson Chase Hatch
1902–1968