From 'History Of Hardin County' -
John Hatfield was a native of Maryland, but with his family he emigrated to Jefferson County, Ohio, thence to Carroll County and from there, about 1836, came to [McDonald] township [in Hardin County] and settled on the William Lawrence land, where he died in 1855 and his wife in 1861. Their children were William, John, Nelson, Samuel, Henry, Eliza, Elizabeth, Mary and Catharine.
John Hatfield was a native of Maryland, but with his family he emigrated to Jefferson County, Ohio, thence to Carroll County and from there, about 1836, came to [McDonald] township [in Hardin County] and settled on the William Lawrence land, where he died in 1855 and his wife in 1861. Their children were William, John, Nelson, Samuel, Henry, Eliza, Elizabeth, Mary and Catharine.
From 'History Of Hardin County' -
John Hatfield was a native of Maryland, but with his family he emigrated to Jefferson County, Ohio, thence to Carroll County and from there, about 1836, came to [McDonald] township [in Hardin County] and settled on the William Lawrence land, where he died in 1855 and his wife in 1861. Their children were William, John, Nelson, Samuel, Henry, Eliza, Elizabeth, Mary and Catharine.
John Hatfield was a native of Maryland, but with his family he emigrated to Jefferson County, Ohio, thence to Carroll County and from there, about 1836, came to [McDonald] township [in Hardin County] and settled on the William Lawrence land, where he died in 1855 and his wife in 1861. Their children were William, John, Nelson, Samuel, Henry, Eliza, Elizabeth, Mary and Catharine.
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