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Monday Morning, 12/1904 7:30 o'clock

Dear "Little Avery" we are missing you this morning. Our little band 1stmissed you around the fireside when dressing. I have buttoned Gladysclothes, & next came Maurine, with her shoes to lace, I had to tell herwhich shoe for which foot 1st, just as I always have told you, fancied Icould see him (Little Cecil) looking & wondering where you was, & now Iknow where your precious body lies, in one of the down stairs rooms, Iwill go in directly & see it, we can't realize you have gone yet hardly,Gladys has just brought her little paper-candy box that she keeps herplaythings in & showed me the little doll you bought from Henry Dixon,she says you told her yesterday morning to put it with hers, as youdidn't want it then. I have been to the barn & as I pass the lumber pilewhere we was a day before yesterday & you looking at the carload of newmules & horses, memory takes me to that short passed time when you therequestioned me so often, which 2 horses we was to keep, & when UncleBarnett & I hitched up the 2 we thought we would keep how your pleadingwith tears in you eyes got muy consent for to go, & I told Mother to wrapyou up in a warm blanket & let you go, but she was afraid for you to goout in the cold & I promised you faithful that you could go with me lotsof times driving the new horses, little then did I think I wouldn't beable to keep that promise.

Oh I feel that I wish I could see through this vale of tears & could justlook beyond this where you and "Little Joe" is at now. Oh why is it thatour vision is so short. What we like of seeing we have to make it up inFAITH. Yes faith & hope is what we have left with a SWEET memory of youand your Dear Little Brother. Well I feel I could write more but I willclose & say I am going to try to meet you 2 LITTLE BOYS in HEAVEN. But Ican't close this without mentioning some of the dear ones that you musthave met ere this, there is my own Dear Father and Mother, your grandpaand Ma. I feel you 2 will be her companions, & she is next to your Motherto you both, all that I am is due to her, I have spent several years ofmy young manhood days in a country & with wild wicked associates, that Ifelt while there I couldn't go through 4 years of such life &surroundings without me too getting to be a wild wicked man, but I feltsafe for I somehow tho I was 2000 Miles away from her felt her presence.

I hope & believe your heavenly Father will take both of my Dear LittleAngel Boys to their Dear Grandpa & Ma. & that you all are watching andwaiting for the rest of us. May we at last all meet there & be anunbroken family in our Heavenly Fathers Home. We will visit your & yourLittle Brothers Graves, & will care for & put flowers on your graves justas you did with care for & put flowers on your graves just as you didwith us all when you was here, yes I remember how you always enjoyedputting flowers on Little Joes grave, Oh my Darlings how we do & willcontinue to miss you, But we pray the all wise heavenly father to give usgrace to bear our bereavements. Goodnight Happy Dreams.
                        From your Dear (Fabe) Father

I will add that Little Cecil will continue to take your RamsHorn paperjust as you have for 3 or 4 years, & that I will try to teach him thatall the Whiskey mail we get is only fit for the fire, maybe Little Cecilwill when he get large enough will take the mail I don't want to keep(That isn't Whiskey) & will keep it in the dresser drawers as you did.After breakfast. Well I missed you at the breakfast table, Maurine was ather place byu my side on left, but your plate & chair was not there.Gladys has been busy this A.M. collecting & showing us your littletrinkets, she is going to keep them for you. Even your sanday schoolcards she has, says you was saying when you went next time, (yesterday) &get another card you would then get 2 large cards. Oh how we will missyou everywhere. Time will dim our sorrow, but time added to eternity willnot dim our memory.
JUST UNLOADED A LOAD OF CORN. I REMARKED TO UNCLE BARNETT THAT WE DIDN'THAVE YOU TO THROW OUT CORN AS WE HAD FRIDAY. OH HOW WE MISS YOU.
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ii. AVERY STEPHENS GRACY, b. 29 Apr 1898, Hague, Fl (Source: Stephens,Marguerite , bible May 5, 1895.); d. 18 Dec 1904, Hague, Fl (Source:Stephens, Marguerite , bible May 5, 1895.).

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. SAMUEL PEEBLES7 HARN, * (BENJAMIN FARLEY6, SAMUEL COLUMBUS5, JOHN4,WILLIAM JOHN3, JOHN2, JOHN1 HEARN, *) was born 16 Dec 1893 in Bartow, Fla(Source: Harn Bible.), and died 8 Apr 1957 in Gainesville, Fla (Source:cemetary records). He married GLADYS GRACY, * 14 Dec 1921 in Gainesville,Fla (Source: Marriage license copy), daughter of LUTHER GRACY andMARGARET STEPHENS. She was born 6 Oct 1896 in Gracy,Alachua Co., Fla(Source: certified birth record), and died 2 Jul 1986 in Gainesville, Fl(Source: cemetary records).

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Following is the obituary for Joe Jerry Gracy. I do not know thenewspaper but I think it was a paper in Alachua County, Fl.     

A Sad Death

Little Joe Gracy Died in Tennessee, Buried in High Springs

Died on Sept 23, at the home of his grand father, Mr. Jerry Stephens, atTroy Tenn, little Joe J. Gracy, the nineteen months old son of Mr. andMrs. L. C. Gracy, of High Springs, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Gracy had been spending the summer at their old home inTennessee, and just about the time they were preparing to return toFlorida little Joe was stricken down with the flux, and notwithstandingeverything that could be done was done for the child he lingered onlyfour days, and then passed away.

The illness and death of their little son detained Mr. and Mrs. Gracy inTennessee a few days longer than they expected to be there, and howunlike the joyful return they had looked forward to only a few daysbefore, was their return to High Springs last Sunday, when they went fromthe depot to the cemetery, and there consigned to mother earth all thatwas mortal of their dear little Joe.

Rev. J. F. Gracy, uncle of the deceased, had been notified by wire, andcame up from Lakeland to be present and officiate at the burial. Friendsin High Springs had been notified of the sad affair and were prepared tomeet the remains and offer condolence to the bereaved ones.

Joe J. Gracy was born February 14, 1902, and died Sept. 23, 1903, beingnineteen months and nine days old. To the devoted parents it was a severeblow, but God know best, and may He comfort them in the hour of theirsore bereavement.

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Gainesville newspaper article regarding Luther Gracy wedding:
Gracy-Hapeman Wedding Will Be Event of Saturday at Bass Lake, Indiana

Cecil Gracy will leave Wednesday for Bass Lake, Indiana, where hismarriage to Miss Peggy Hapeman, daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Hapeman, willbe an event of Saturday evening, July 1, at "Moorest" the summer home ofMiss Hapeman's grandmother, Mrs. Anna Moore.

Miss Hapeman has spent the past several winters in Gainesville at theresidence of her uncle George Moore. Prior to leaving for Bass Lake, shewas recipient of a number of social functions given by Gainesville'syounger smart set of which she is a popular member.

Miss Hapeman and Mr. Gracy will be married early evening in the gardensof "Moorest". They will spend their honeymoon in Chicago and will be ahome after July 15, at 426 East Church Street.

by Sophie W. Burdhim, Editor
Jacksonville, Fl, Times Union newspaper article:

Miss Peggy Hapeman Weds Cecil Gracy in Indiana; To Reside in Gainesville

Gainesville, July 1 - - Cecil Gracy, son of Mrs. L. C. Gracy and the lateMr. Gracy, pioneer settlers of Gainesville, and Miss Peggy Hapeman,daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Hapeman of Chicago, were married today n BassLake, Ind., at "Moorest", the summer home of Miss Hapeman's grandmother,Mrs. Anna Moore. The ceremony was performed in the gardens just at thetwilight hour. The bride who is a stunning brunette, has spent the pastseveral winters in Gainesville with her mother and grandmother, as guestsof Mrs. Moore's son, Geroge P. Moore. Prior to going to Bass Lake in thelate Spring, she was lavishly entertained by the younger set. Mr. Gracyattended the University of Florida and is a member of the Kappa Alphafraternity. After attending the Century of Progress Exposition at Chicagoand motoring to points of interest in Illinois and Indiana, Mr. and Mrs.Gracy will return to Gainesville to reside. Included among the out oftown guests at the wedding was Miss Margaret Thomas of Gainesville.

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Newspaper obituary article for Luther C. Gracy from bible of MargueriteStephens.

Luther C. Gracy Claimed By Death Wednesday Morning

Resident of Alachua County Thirty-Six Years and One of City's MostRespected Citizens

Luther C. Gracy, one of Alachua county's oldest and most respectedcitizens, died yesterday morning at his residence on East Church street,after an illness of but a few days.

Mr. Gracy has been a resident of Alachua county for the past thirty sixyears, where he moved from Columbia County, Tennessee. The deceasedengaged in the turpentine and lumber business for a number of years.Twenty-six years ago he married Miss Margaret Stephens of Troy, Tenn.,and ten years later moved with his family into Gainesville. The deceasedwas a member of the Methodist church and was always prominent in allmatters of civic interest in Gainesville. He was loved and revered by allwho knew him and was considered one of Gainesville's most prominentcitizens.

Mr. Gracy is survived by a loving wife, two daughters, Mrs. Sam Harn andMiss Maurine Gracy and by one son, L. C. Gracy, Jr., two sisters, Mrs.Sallie McDonald of West Palm Beach, and Mrs. J.T. Lowry of Lynnville,Tenn., and by two brothers, W. B. Gracy of Lakeland and Dr. B.B. Gracy ofSmyrna, Tenn.

Funeral services will be held from the family residence, Thursdayafternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. I.C. Jenkins will have charge of theservices and interment will be made in Evergreen cemetery.

Honorary pallbearers are: Messrs. H.E. Taylor, W. B. Phifer, PhillipMiller, Geroge R. Ellis, W.W. Hampton, Dr. Bishop and Dr. DePass.

Active pallbearers: Messrs. W.W. Hampton, Jr., E.F. Cannon, W.R.McKinstry, Martin Glass, Wilmont Newell and Mr. Nelson of Alachua.

The active pallbearers are requested to meet at the residence at fourP.M. Thursday.

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Gainesville Sun, Sunday October 15, 1978
by Barbara Foster

Luther Gracy Left Name Behind

There are moments when I wish time travel existed in more than the mind.I'd go back and visit some of the communities that once existed in thisarea and some of those that have moved from the original sites or changedtheir original names.

If I'd really lived back then, I probably wouldn't have seen more thantwo or three communities, unless my family was well to do or I was aschool teacher. Poor folks did little traveling and a whole lot of work,both as youngsters and as adults.

One fellar that came to this area did right well for himself -- he hadtwo communities using his name: Gracy and Gracy Station/Crossing/Siding.(This latter was the same place, but I've found it written each way).

Luther C. Gracy came to Florida from Tennessee in 1873, according to JessDavis in his "Alachua County History". Davis also wrote that Gracy owned7,000 acres of land in Alachua County.

Gracy built his home between Alachua and High Springs, about 20 milesnorthwest of Gainesville.

A post office was established November 14, 1884 with Charles B. Easterlinas the first postmaster. (Other postmasters and then listed but I willomit them here since they are also in the next article from 1992). But,like so many community post offices, this one closed its doors April 3,1902 and service moved to High Springs.

The 1888 Alachua Immigration Association pamphlet said Gracy was on theSavannah, Florida and Western Railway, had a sawmill, a store and severaldwelling houses.

There's no date for when Gracy acquired its school house, but Jamie Merryof Micanopy opened the school in August of 1890. A few weeks later, Mrs.D.I. (Daisey) Tilghman of Gainesville was appointed as the teacherbeginning in November.

Also in August, the citizens of Gracy met at the school house to "deviseways and means for building a Methodist Church" in the neighborhood.After several meetings, it was decided to build the new church near theschool.

Since the church was not ready, Sunday services were held in the schoolbuilding. On various Sundays, the Rev. J.B. Taylor, the Rev. J.R. Taborand other visiting ministers took turns preaching at the school.

In September G.W. Easterlin opened a general mercantile store near hishome. He stocked it with a wide assortment of items.

The farmers of the Gracy area were planting less cotton in 1891 andplanting "more of something to be consumed at home".

W.C. Rives had the best English peas of the area and some of the finestcorn. Folks even said he did right well with his cotten that year.

W.N. Norris was busy improving his place while Easterlin was busy withvisitors. He seemed to have a steady flow of overnight guests or dinnerguests.

Cato, Alachua County Tax Collector, not only spent the night withEasterlin, but also left a list of folks who had not paid their personaland poll tax in districts 3 and 20. Justice Easterlin was to collectthese taxes.

Exactly when the community began to die is not known, but events like thedecision by Rives and his partner, Atwater, to move their grist mill fromGracy to Alachua in June 1897 helped destroy the town. In their newlocation, they planned to add a cotten gin.

The decline of the community was evident with the loss of the post officein 1902. Nowadays, losing a post office or a business does notnecessarily mean the decline of a community. Many folks are moving justto get away from paying both town and county taxes, tired of living withtoo much noise and not enough space.
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by Barbara Foster

Timber was a base for Gracy's rise

The county once had a town named Gracy, with a post office established in1884. It also had a Gracy Crossing/Gracy Siding. These places werenamesakes for a man called Luther C. Gracy.

Gracy, born in Murray County, Tenn., was the son of Joseph and ElizabethGracy. His father was a Tennessee farmer and landowner. According to JessDavis' "History of Alachua County" , Gracy came to Florida March 16,1873. Gracy's obituary in the Gainesville Daily Sun, April 1922 did notmention when he arrived but did indicate that he had moved from ColumbiaCounty, Tenn., to a spot between Alachua and High Springs that laterbecame known as Gracy.

He began small, but before his death owned 7,000 acres of land in thecounty and 3,000 acres elsewhere in Florida. He had both turpentine andlumber businesses for many years, and became one of the largest timbermento operate in Alachua County.

In addition to the mills he had at Gracy and the crossing/siding, Gracydeveloped mills and turpentine stills throughout the county.

In December 1895 Gracy married Margaret Stephens of Troy, Tenn. She wasborn Dec 28, 1864 in Troy. They lived at his namesake town and in HighSprings for ten years before moving to Gainesville where he built a homeon East Church Street, NE 4th Avenue. (This is the same Gracy house whichserved as last months Designer's Showcase).

In a biographical sketch in F.W. Bucholz's "History of Alachua County,Florida," Bucholz indicated that Gracy worked hard for prohibition,"being one of the most ardent temperance workers in the county. Hisgreatest work was in assisting people of small means to buy homes andfarms, giving them easy terms and in many instances extended the periodof payment over 20 years."

Both Gracy's were members of the First Methodist Church. He died April 5,1922. Surviving him were his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Sam Harn andMaurine Gracy; one son, L. Cecil Gracy; two sisters, Sallie MacDonald,West Palm Beach, and Mrs. J.T. Lowery, Lynnville, Tenn.; and twobrothers, W.B. Gracy, Lakeland, and Dr. B.B. Gracy, Smyrna, Tenn. (TheGracy's also had two sons who died when young).

Margaret Gracy died Jan. 10, 1951. In her years in Florida she was one ofthe founders and the first president of the New Century Woman's Club ofHigh Springs. She also held the presidency of the 20th Century Club ofGainesville twice. (This club is now known as the Gainesville Woman'sClub.)

Her survivors were the two daughters and son, but Maurine had marriedGordon W. Graham and was living in San Carlos, Calif. There were also 11grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Also surviving here were asister, Mrs. J.W. Brantly, Louisville, Ky.; two nephews, Lt. Col John B.Neel, Petersburg, Va., and E. Brantly, Hollywood, Calif.; and two nieces,Mrs. Otto Kalich, High Springs, and Mrs. Ashby Miller, Louisville, Ky.

Both Gracy's left behind a legacy of working for the community andcounty. It's time to remember them, along with all the other people whohave worked through the years to improve life in our area.
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High Springs Herald, August 13, 1992
by Mary Lis Forrester

Village of Gracy in High Springs helped city grow in early days

High Springs, in the early days, was the nucleus of trade, religion andeducation. However, there were outlying villages that helped High Springsbecome an important place.

Gracy, Florida was founded by Mr. L. C. Gracy, a highly esteemed andaggressive citizen of Alachua County. Gracy was located near the railroadabout 2 miles east of High Springs. (There is an abandoned motel on US441 very near where the village was located.)

The son of Joseph and Elizabeth Gracy, Luther came to Alachua County fromMaury County, Tennessee at a very young, adventurous age.

Miss Margaret Stephens was the wife of L.C. Gracy. Her home place wasTroy, Tennessee. She was the aunt of our Mai Neel Kahlich. The Gracy'shad three children, Gladys, Margaret and L. Cecil Gracy. (Note by SamGoforth: Margaret's correct name is Maurine).

There was a school in Gracy because in an article in the High SpringsHerald by Dondo Underwood, he states that he attended school in Gracybefore going to High Springs.

Luther C. Gracy had a large sawmill and turpentine still in the villagenamed in his honor. He later developed mill and turpentine interest onlarge scale in various place in the county. He was probably the largestlumberman in the county. He owned 7,000 acres of land in Alachua and3,000 acres in Columbia County.

The post office began in 1884 and closed in 1902, thus giving the lengthof time Gracy was a village. The postmasters were:
Charles B. Easterlin, Nov 14, 1884 to April 13, 1887; Samuel H. Spencer,April 13, 1887 to Feb 2, 1894; Luther C. Gracy, Feb 2, 1894 to March 1,1898; William T. McLendon, March 1, 1898 to Nov 23, 1900; William Norris,Nov 23, 1900 to Jan 23, 1901; Mary L. Wetherton, Jan 23, 1901 to April 3,1902.

The Gracy house (in High Springs) was a large, lovely, two-story housewith large front porch. It was located on a vacant lot beside the Truthchurch on First Street. The house was vacant many years.

Then in about 1954, the robbers of the High Springs Bank set fire to thehouse and it burned down. The fire was set to distract from their robbingthe bank.

L.C. Gracy moved to Gainesville about the time the University of Floridacame to the city. He was a leader, a born leader and was for good worksparticularly in the cause of prohibition.

His greatest work was in assisting people of small income to buy homesand farms. He gave easy terms and extended period of payment over 20years, if desired, which proved a great help and advantage to hundredswho otherwise would never have secured a start in life.

"Mr. L.C. Gracy died in Gainesville, April 5, 1922. Not only Gainesvillebut the entire county lost a splendid citizen and one who worked forthose things that make for betterment of conditions."

"Hundreds claimed him as their friend and advisor, and he left a void inmany hearts and homes that can never be filled."

Some information came from: History of Alachua County by Buchholtz,History of Alachua County by Jess Davis and High Springs Herald.
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Mr. Green moved from Bulloch to Appling, and then to Ware where he was2nd coronor of that county 1828-1830. He was among the first Justices ofthe Peace (1824-28) of Ware. In 1829, he joined a wagon train headed forFlorida.
In this train were his brother Danial, Daniel J. Mann, Elias and JohnWester, Elisha Wilker(in)son, William "Bill" Driggers, Moses E. WilliamsW. "Bill", and General Barber.

In 1829, he joined a wagon train headed for Florida. In this train werehis brother Danial, Daniel J. Mann, Elias and John Wester, ElishaWilker(in)son, William "Bill" Driggers, Moses E. Williams W. "Bill", andGeneral Barber.

He was a private under Capt. Peter Cone for 6 months in the GeorgiaMilitia, War of 1812, and was discharged at Fort Jackson.

During the Florida Seminole War in 1840, he enlisted under Capt. JamesPiles in the 1st Florida Regiment Militia.

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Name from the 1880 Alachua Co., FL census, very hard to read.

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Five Hagin Brothers, ancestors of the Hagin's of this country came to theUS (NC as far as is known) from Ireland

1759 ROWAN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA TAX LIST
This tax list was found between the walls of the old court house by Wm.D. Kizziah, Register of Deeds. When found, it was but scraps of paper,but was fitted together and transcribed by him. This list was made beforeRowan Co,
NC was divided into other counties and is the oldest tax list ever foundin Rowan (to my knowledge). When a slave or negro is listed withanother's name, There is a copy of this list, as transcribed by Mr.Kizziah, in the Rowan
County Library, Salisbury, NC.
John HAGGIN.....Phillip HOWARD, Senr......Jonathan HUNT.....Adam HARDMON

Below may not be the John Hagin in the family since it does not show anywhite males under 16, but am including it as a reference. 1790 ROWANCOUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL CENSUS Fields: NAME -- Head of thehousehold 1 -- Free
white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families 2 -- Freewhite males under 16 years 3 -- Free white females including heads offamiles 4 -- All other free persons 5 -- Slaves
1790 Census Rowan County, NC Name 1 2 3 4 5 Order_of_entry_#=================================================== HAGGINS, JohnƇ 0 5 0 10 2395
A Revolutionary War soldier, John moved to Georgia during the latter partof the war to Effingham County. In the formation of Bryan County out ofEffingham County they were placed in the new coumty and in 1796 by asimilar
change were placed in Bullock County. Among the earliest settlers alongthe Ogeechee River were; Cones, Williamses, Laniers, Hagins, Hodges andBurkhalters.
Land grant to John Hagin in Effingham County, Georgia for 650 acres in1791
Land warrant for 100 acres issued to John Hagin in Bullock county,Georgia on 9-5-1796, surveyed 11-2-1797 by James Bird.
6-13-1795. R 11 /14 /1796: Indenture between John Hagin of Bryan Countyand John Lowther of Bullock County 5 shillings sterling, 100 acres beingpart of a tract of land to John Hagin 12-25-1793. Witnesses: WilliamWilliams,
Absolam Hagin
1-3-1801, R. 2-13-1802; Indenture between John Hagin, Planter and hiswife Mary and David Lee, all of Bullock county, $50.00 for 50 acres, partof tract of 300 acres granted said John Hagin bounded by said John Haginand Robert
W. Powell's land. S /John Hagin and Mary Hagin, his wife. Witnesses:Elias Jernigain, James Bird, JP.
4-11-1803, R. 2-10-1806; John Hagins, planter Bullock County, sold toWilliam McCall and Josiah Everitt, planters Bullock county, for $1000.00- 900 acres in three tracts in Effingham County now Bullock County onSpring Creek
adjoining O. Bowens, Witnesses: John Lowther, David Lee. Mary Hagin quitclaim on above land.
A Revolutionary War soldier, John moved to Georgia during the latter partof the war to Effingham County. In the formation of Bryan County out ofEffingham County they were placed in the new coumty and in 1796 by asimilar
change were placed in Bullock County. Among the earliest settlers alongthe Ogeechee River were; Cones, Williamses, Laniers, Hagins, Hodges andBurkhalters.
Land Grant to John Hagin in Effiingham County, Georgia for 650 acres
Land warrant for 100 acres issued to John Hagin in Bullock county,Georgia on 9-5-1796, surveyed 11-2-1797 by James Bird
Indenture between John Hagin of Bryan County and John Lowther of BullockCounty 5 shillings sterling, 100 acres being part of a tract of land toJohn Hagin 12-25-1793. Witnesses: William Williams, Absolam Hagin
Indenture between John Hagin, Planter and his wife Mary and David Lee,all of Bullock county, $50.00 for 50 acres, part of tract of 300 acresgranted said John Hagin bounded by said John Hagin and Robert W. Powell'sland.
S /John Hagin and Mary Hagin, his wife. Witnesses: Elias Jernigain, JamesBird, JP.
John Hagins, planter Bullock County, sold to William McCall and JosiahEveritt, planters Bullock county, for $1000.00 - 900 acres in threetracts in Effingham County now Bullock County on Spring Creek adjoiningO. Bowens,
Witnesses: John Lowther, David Lee. Mary Hagin quit claim on above land.

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1910 Alachua FL age 20 FL, living w/parents

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!INDIVIDUAL LISTED WITH JOHN R AND SARAH HAGUE FAMILY IN TH E 1850 ALACHUA
FLORIDA CENSUSES--AGE 5 IN 1850

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1850 Alachua Fla Census age 5 Fla
1860 Alachua Fla census age 14 Fla

NOT SURE IF THIS IS A CHILD OF THEIRS FROM MARY FRANCES HAG UE

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BIRTH: 11 Jan 1872 on tombstone; Mar 1875 in 1900 Alachua , Floridacensus, 11 Jan 1871 from Funeral Home, place, sou rce, Source, delayedbirth certificate of son Archie Hague , Book 1 page 211, lists ArchieHague born 16 Jun 1902 at H ague, Alachua, Fl to Archie Hague and AmandaHague,both bor n in Hague, FL, issued 10 Apr 1961, proofs listed are ssa pplication dated 8 Nov 1940 and affidavit of sister, Marth a HagueBreeden Source Delayed birth Certificate Book 1 vi a Alachua AncientRecords website.

PARENTS: mother was H. D. Hague and mother was pauline Rob inson Hague,Source, Funeral Home

APPEARS ON THE 1875/1880 ALACHUA FLA CENSUSES WITH PARENTS

1875 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 3
1880 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS AGE 8 FLA
1900 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS MAR 1875 25 FLA 5 CHILDREN-4 LIVING

1910 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS 37 FLA 9 CHILDREN-7 LIVING

DEATH: Source, Hague Meth Cem, Funeral HOme, died at Alach ua GeneralHospital, Gainesville, FL

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1900 HILLS FLORIDA CENSUS-SHOWN WITH PARENTS

BIRTH: Source Grace Patterson

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1860 Alachua Fla census age 3 Fla

EVENT: abt 1864, Alachua FL listing of Soldiers needing as sistance inALachua FL,
Hague John C. Dead Elizabeth 30 Amanda 7 Sarah 5

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BIRTH: She is consistently listed 3rd in line of the child ren,

CENSUS
1840 Alachua Fl Newnansville age 5-10, living w/mother an d 2nd husband
1860 Point a la Hache, Plaquemines, LA, age 28 b LA?
1870 Plaquemines, LA, N. O. PO, age 38 FL, midwife
1880 Plaquemines, LA age 48 FL Melia

EVENT: 8 Sep 1836, Alachua Fla, named as heir in father' s estate,Source, Alachua Fla wills.

EVENT: 24 Apr 1841, Alachua, FL, The Territory of Florid a vs W. H.Sourberri, Assault with intent to commit a rape . The followingwitnesses were then sworn and testified i n the cause, to wit: 1 AmeliaHague 2 Edward s Aldrich 3 Re becca Jenkins 4 Amanda Hague The cause wasthere submitte d to the Jury under the charge of the Court and the Juryha ving retired to deliberate upon their verdict, under the ch arge of anofficer of the Court, returned to the bar and sa y they find theDefendant Guilty and do sentence him to twe lve months imprisonment ,Superior Court Minutes 2 p 97 an d 98

EVENT: 2 May 1841, recorded 29 May 1841, Alachua, Fla, Jam es Hague,brother, was made guardian of her and her othe r minor brothers andsisters, Source, Alachua Fla estate pa pers.

EVENT: 15 Jun 1841, Alachua FL, In the matter of James Hag ue Exec ofJohn Hague decd, Gideon Hague being duly sworn s ays "I am a child ofJohn Hague, decd. My father at the ti me of his death, left fourchildren, Archibald, Lavisa, Ame lia, and John Casper. Children by hissecond wife. Sinc e my fathers death the children lived with theirmother til l 1840 or 1841 when they lived with my brother, James abou ttwo years and then went to live with their mother with wh om they nowlive. From the decease of my father up to th e time when the childrenwhent to live with their mother m y brother James supplied them withboard and clothing and s ome schooling. The cattle and money belongingto my father s estate was divided among the ten heirs (including the widow who took a child's part). I received as my share one da y heart andfive cows and calves and some money but do no t remember how much. Ithink ?? ?? a receipt for the corre ct amount. S. V. Buffum who marriedRufina P. one of the h eirs received Rufina's share of cattle and herportion of t he money with the exception of 5 dollars. I do not know whether the $5 has been paid or not. Signed Gideon Hague

EVENT: 15 Jun 1841, Alachua FL, Reuben Hague being sworn s ays, "I amone of the children of John Hague, decd. My fat her's chidlren by his2nd wife lived first with their mothe r then about two years with mybrother, James. They lef t my brother James less than two years ago andreturned t o their mother with whom they now live. From my father's death up to the time that the children returned the last tim e to livewith their mother, they were furnished with board , clothing and someschooling by my brother James. Board a t that time was worth 10 dollarsa month for a grown person . The oldest of the children was about 10years old at m y fathers death. The youngest was just born. Provisionsw ere remarkable high for a part of this time. I have seen 1 5 dollars abarrel for flour given by my brother James . I bought and sold beef at 5cents a pound. signed Joh n R. Hague

EVENT: written 13 Apr 1846 recd 15 oct 1859, Alachua FL, W illiam E. andAmelia Todd of the state of FL for $82 sell t o James Hague theirinterest in land on Turkey Creek owne d by John Hague, Source, AlachuaDeed Book E p70

EVENT: 1 Jan 1849, Alachua FL, This is to certify that o n the 15 Nov1843 I received from James, Executor of John H ague decd the minor heirsof said John Hague decd to wit : Archelaus, Lavisa, Amelia, and John C.with the followin g means of support to wit: one negro man slave namedHarr y and one note for 151 dollars given by me for negro hire , and thatI kept the said minor heirs and with the said me ans supported them up tothe 27 Oct 1846, Maria Sourbray

EVENT/JOHN HECK PENSION: 3 Apr 1852 Alachua FL James Pend arvis says heis acquainted with Mariah Sourbray, widow o f John Hague or Heck decd andwith her four children whos e christian names are: Archelaus, Lovisa,Amelia, and Joh n C. That the name of the first mentioned is sofmetimeser roneously written Archibald but that they know Archelaus t o be hisreal name and that the other names above listed ar e real. Pension Papersof John Hague/Heck

EVENT/JOHN HECK PENSION: 19 Feb 1859 Alachua FL John C. H ague, acredible and respectable person, saith that he i s a son of John Hague(or Heck as his father was often call ed) who was a member of CaptMichael Garrison's Co and dec d on the 22 Sep 1836, that his mothermarried Wm Sourbray a nd made her proof and obtained a half pay pension(act of J uly 4, 1836) to the date of second marriage 17 May 1840 an dthe minor children of said Hague or Heck obtained the bal ance of said 5year pension paid at the Tallahassee agenc y Fl to which proof he refersas part of his evidence, tha t all of said children are still living,their names are a s follows: Archulas Hague, Lovisa Hague now Mrs.Burnett , Amelia Hague now Mrs. Richane, and John C. Hague born th e 8Jun 1836, that his mother's 2nd husband the said Wm. So urbray also diedat their residence 17 May or Jun 1843 or h e was buried on that day asthe best record they have of th e same which date Jun 17 1843 theybelieve strictly correc t and that his mother the said Maria Sourbray haseversinc e lived a widow, that she was married to 2nd husband 3 year sand one month, as is now believed, that she procured a la nd warrant forservices said Sourbray, to the record give n by their mother of hisdeath, they entirely agree that h e died at his residence inNewnansville. He makes this dec laration to obtain the benefit of theact of Congress 3 Fe b 1853 for such portion of a pension as may beapplicabl e Signed John C. Hague, original signature Source, Pensio n ofJohn Hague/Heck Lewis Pyles ? and John W. Burnet t residents ofAlachua FL on oath declare that John C. Hag ue did sign and acknowledgethe foregoing and that they ar e personally acquainted with him and hisbrother and sister s and that they are living and are the identicalchildren s et forth, that they are sometimes called Heck or heak but they have always lived in this place and are well known. Sou rce, Pensionof John Hague/Heck

JOHN HECK PENSION: Alachua FL In the case of the widow an d children ofJohn Hague or Heck decd. Her husband was i n service during the Floridawar in 1836 and died therein o f disease contracted in the line of hisduty as appears b y the Captains affidavit. The widow again married, onth e 17 May 1840. The amount accruing from the date of his de ath to thedate of her 2nd marriage is payable to her and t he balance of the 5years to his children Archelaus, Lovisa , Amelia and John-- received 23Sep 1841 and ending 17 Ju n 1843. Source, Pension papers of JohnHague/Heck

DEATH: 7 Jul 1918, age 86, vol 172, p 803, Orleans Death I ndices

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BIRTH: 1828, Source, Hague Methodist Church, Alachua, Flor ida, in hispension file he states that he was about 70 yea rs in 1892 (1822) andthat his date of birth was burned b y Indians, in the pension applicationof his widow she stat es that he was age 14 when he served in 1838 (1824)and tha t he had black eyes, black hair, and dark complexion., sour cePension File

NOTE: in the pension file application completed by his wid ow, shestates that after discharge in 1838 he lived at Ne wnansville, Key West,Mexico, and 25 years at Hague, Source , Pension file application.

WIDOWs PENSION of Mother: Alachua FL In the case of the w idow andchildren of John Hague or Heck decd. Her husban d was in service duringthe Florida war in 1836 and died th erein of disease contracted in theline of his duty as appe ars by the Captains affidavit. The widow againmarried, o n the 17 May 1840. The amount accruing from the date of hi sdeath to the date of her 2nd marriage is payable to her a nd the balanceof the 5 years to his children Archelaus, Lo visa, Amelia and John--received 23 Sep 1841 and ending 1 7 Jun 1843. Source, Pension papers ofJohn Hague/Heck

CENSUS 1830 Alachua FL age less than 5
1840 Alachua FL Newsnansville, 5-10, living w/mother and 2n d husband
1850 Alachua Fla Census--does not appear
1860 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 31 FLA
1870 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 41 FLA PLANTER
1875 Alachua Fla census age 47 farmer (name is listed as Ch arles,transcription error)
1880 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 52 FLA FARMER, parents born i n Ga and NC

EVENT: 8 Sep 1836, Alachua Fla, named as heir in father' s estate.listed as Archibald, Source, Alachua Fla wills.

MILITARY/INDIAN WAR: 19 Mar 1838-19 Sep 1838 served in Cap t MatthewHindleys Fla Volunteers commanded by Major Isaa c Garrison in theSeminole Wars, name is listed as Archibal d, was discharged atNewnansville, applied for pension 7 Se p 1892, pension #1649, cert #1691,widow applied 19 Feb 190 0, appl #7841, Source Pension File

MILITARY/CIVIL WAR: Confederate Soldier, 7th Fla Infantry , Co C,enlisted 28 Apr 1862 at Gainesville, Fl and was pa roled at Greensboro,NC 1 May 1865, Source, Biographical R osters of Florida's Confederateand Union Soldiers Vol II , P709. Company C was involved in thefollowing actions : Jonesboro GA, Nashville TN, Missionary Ridge TN,Chatta nooga TN, Dallas GA, Bentonville NC, Harrodsburg KY, Mill C reekGap GA, Jonesborough GA, Tunnel Hill GA, Kingston GA , Atlanta GA,Kennesaw Mountain, Nashville TN, Knoxville, T N, Source Skip Morgan viainternet

EVENT: 2 May 1841, recorded 29 May 1841, Alachua, Fla, Jam es Hague,brother, was made guardian of him and his othe r minor brothers andsisters, Source, Alachua Fla estate pa pers.

EVENT: 15 Jun 1841, Alachua FL, In the matter of James Hag ue Exec ofJohn Hague decd, Gideon Hague being duly sworn s ays "I am a child ofJohn Hague, decd. My father at the ti me of his death, left fourchildren, Archibald, Lavisa, Ame lia, and John Casper. Children by hissecond wife. Sinc e my fathers death the children lived with theirmother til l 1840 or 1841 when they lived with my brother, James abou ttwo years and then went to live with their mother with wh om they nowlive. From the decease of my father up to th e time when the childrenwhent to live with their mother m y brother James supplied them withboard and clothing and s ome schooling. The cattle and money belongingto my father s estate was divided among the ten heirs (including the widow who took a child's part). I received as my share one da y heart andfive cows and calves and some money but do no t remember how much. Ithink ?? ?? a receipt for the corre ct amount. S. V. Buffum who marriedRufina P. one of the h eirs received Rufina's share of cattle and herportion of t he money with the exception of 5 dollars. I do not know whether the $5 has been paid or not. Signed Gideon Hague

EVENT: 15 Jun 1841, Alachua FL, Reuben Hague being sworn s ays, "I amone of the children of John Hague, decd. My fat her's children by his2nd wife lived first with their mothe r then about two years with mybrother, James. They lef t my brother James less than two years ago andreturned t o their mother with whom they now live. From my father's death up to the time that the children returned the last tim e to livewith their mother, they were furnished with board , clothing and someschooling by my brother James. Board a t that time was worth 10 dollarsa month for a grown person . The oldest of the children was about 10years old at m y fathers death. The youngest was just born. Provisionsw ere remarkable high for a part of this time. I have seen 1 5 dollars abarrel for flour given by my brother James . I bought and sold beef at 5cents a pound. signed Joh n R. Hague

EVENT: 1 Jan 1849, Alachua FL, This is to certify that o n the 15 Nov1843 I received from James, Executor of John H ague decd the minor heirsof said John Hague decd to wit : Archelaus, Lavisa, Amelia, and John C.with the followin g means of support to wit: one negro man slave namedHarr y and one note for 151 dollars given by me for negro hire , and thatI kept the said minor heirs and with the said me ans supported them up tothe 27 Oct 1846, Maria Sourbray

EVENT: 1 Jan 1849, Alachua FL, Received of James Hague exe cutor of JohnHague decd 2.50 for Archelaus, minor heir o f said John Hague decd ,signed Maria Sourbray

EVENT: 8 Apr 1850, MR. James Hague, you will please pay t o the beareryour boy Robin $5.00 and this my order shall b e your receipt, signedArchelaus Hague

EVENT: 23 Jul 1850, Alachua FL, Recd of James Hague the ex ec of JohnHague dec the sum of $49.50 of the estate of Joh n Hague dec, signedArchelaus Hague

EVENT: 23 Jul 1850, Alachua FL, recd of James Hague the ex ec of JohnHague dec, $145.00 it being for my territorial s ervitude placed in hishands signed Archelaus Hague

EVENT: 23 Jul 1850, Alachua FL On or before the 1st of Ja n next Ipromise to pay James Hague the exec of John Hagu e decd $40.50 for acertain mark and brand belonging to th e minor heirs, Signed ArchelausHague

EVENT: 19 Aug 1850, Alachua FL, Recd of James Hague the ex ec of JohnHague decd the sum of $10.75 signed Archer Hague

EVENT: 20 Aug 1850, Alachua FL, Recd of James Hague the su m of $10.12it being my share of the stock sold belonging t o the estate of JohnHague decd, signed Arch Hague

EVENT: 20 Aug 1850 Alachua FL, Recd of James Hague the exe c of JohnHague dec the sum of $11.25 it being my share o f the beef cattle soldbelonging to the estate of John Hagu e, Signed Arch Hague

EVENT: 28 Aug 1850, Alachua, FL, Maria Sourbray, George L . Brown, andThos J. Prevatt, are bonded in the amount of $ 400, Maria Sourbray hasbeen appointed guardian of the mino r infant child John Heck/Hack (JohnC.) of John Hack/Heck d ecd., in the presence of Robert Youngblood, JP,and Arch Ha gue, Source, Bonds and Letters A, B,

EVENT: 14 Sep 1850, Alachua FL, Reced of James Hague the e xed of JohnHague dec the cattle that he pruchased for me d uring my minor life fromWm. G. Todd at the division to th e amount of $50.00, Signed A. Hague

EVENT: written 14 Sep 1850 recd 15 Oct 1859, Alachua FL, A rchelausHague to James Hague for $32 sells his interest i n the portion of landbelonging to the estate of John Hague , Source, Alachua Deed Book E p71

EVENT: 14 Sep 1850, Alachua FL Recd of James hague the exe c of JohnHague decd the sum of $10.00 it being for negro h ire, signed Arch Hague

EVENT/JOHN HECK PENSION: 3 Apr 1852 Alachua FL James Pend arvis says heis acquainted with Mariah Sourbray, widow o f John Hague or Heck decd andwith her four children whos e christian names are: Archelaus, Lovisa,Amelia, and Joh n C. That the name of the first mentioned is sometimeserr oneously written Archibald but that they know Archelaus t o be hisreal name and that the other names above listed ar e real. Pension Papersof John Hague/Heck

EVENT: written 13 Nov 1852, recd 1 Dec 1852, Archelaus an d Martha Haguesell for $600 to John C Hague tract of lan d n half sw qtr and sw qtr ofnw qtr of sec 6 in twnshp 7 r ange 19 s and e, Source, Alachua Deed BookB p82

EVENT: written 20 Aug 1853, recd 26 Aug 1853, S.D. Garriso n of HernandoFL sells to A. Hague for $515 tract of land s w qtr of sec 34 twnshp 8 sof range 19, containing 160 acre s, Source, Alachua Deed Book B, p217

EVENT: written 3 Nov 1853, recd 18 Nov 1853, Alachua FL, A rchibaldHague to Geo L. Brown for and in consideration o f the natural love Ihave for my wife, Martha Hague and m y daughter Frances P and for thebetter support and maint f or them, I give to Geo L. Brown, trustee forthem and any o ther children land in Hernando FL s half of se qtr sec 15t wnshp 20 s of range 23 e containing 80 acres and another tr act inAlachua sw qtr sec 34 twnshp 8 s of range 19 e cont aining 160 acreswith this condition, "In case of the deat h of A. H. before Martha andshould she marry then all esta te becomes the property of the children",signed Archelau s Hague, source, Alachua Deed Book B p241.

EVENT: written 5 Sep 1854, recorded 13 Oct 1854, Alachua F L, John C.Hague sells to A. Hague for $500 a tract of lan d Lot 7, se qtr of sect34 in twnshp 8 s of range 19 an d e and w half of the e half of section 3in twnshp 9 s o f range 19 e, Source Alachua land book C p88

EVENT: 1 May 1855, Newnansville, Alachua, FL, land paten t #1859, 80acres, Source, BLM land patent report, via BL M internet site.

EVENT: written 14 May 1855, recd 7 Aug 1855, Alachua, FL , A. Hague andwife Martha for $400 sell to W. M. Kennedy t racts of land nw qtr of nwqtr, se qtr of nw qtr of sectio n 6 in twnshp 7 s of range 19 e, contains80 acres (see abo ve), Source Alachua deed book D p157

EVENT: written 13 Oct 1856, recd 15 Oct 1856, Alachua FL , ArchelausHague of Newnansville for $100 to Eliza Casto n lots 1,2,3, blk 3 range 1 in Newnansville, Source Alachu a Deed Book D p374

EVENT: 24 Oct 1856, Alachua, FL, Arch Hague inventoried an d appraisedJos. B. Coker, decd, goods, He also recd $145 a s part of the estate,Source, probate file 100 20 6, Alach ua FL records

EVENT: 13 Feb 1857, Alachua, FL, A Hague witnessed a docum ent as ajustice of the peace, Source, Joseph Coker Probat e File, Alachua FL

EVENT: written 30 Jan 1857, recd 8 Mar 1857, Alachua FL , J Ridoughtsells to A Hague for $7 tract of land in Newna nsville part of lot 1 blk4 range 3 nw corner, Source, Alac hua Deed Book D p426

EVENT: written 5 Sep 1856, recd 11 Mar 1857, Alachua FL, M ary A Sladeto A Hague for $100 tract of land extreme se co rner of e half of w halfof ne qtr of sec 11 twnshp 8 s o f range 18 e, containing 1/4 acre,Source, Alachua Deed Boo k D p447

EVENT: written 10 Jul 1857, recorded 22 Sep 1857, Alachua , FL, ArchelausHague of Alachua FL gives to George L. Brow n, trustee (A. H. "desires tomake provision for his wife , Martha Hague, daug Francis P and GilesKansas and son Arc helaus against future contingiences and for theirmaint an d support and he is desirous that said family should enjo y theproceeds and income of this real estate free from con trol, liability orinterference of said A. H. or any husban d she may hereafter have") forpromises and $5 does sell th e tract of land known as Lot 7 of SE qtrsection 34 twnsh p 8 range 19 and the w half of the e half of tract sec 3tw nshp 9 range 19--in all 102 acres. All rent to be paid t o MarthaHague and family, Source, Land Deed book C p73-74

EVENT: written 28 Jan 1858 recd 5 Feb 1858, Alachua, FL, A rch Haguesells to E. S. Gunnell for $724 a tract of land i n the town ofNewnansville, w half of blk 6 #4, Martha Hagu e, wife of A. Haguerenounces all claims, Source, Alachua F L deed book C p137

EVENT: 21 Jun 1858, Alachua, FL, Ordered that Wm. D. Clark e, A. Hagueand John B. Standley be appointed Commissioner s to mark out and open aroad from Gainesville to Newnansvi lle by John B. Standleys, Source,Commission Minutes Book 1 , p90-91

EVENT: written Nov 1858, recd 17 Aug 1860, Alachua FL, Jes sie Bernard &Samuel B. McLine for $275 sell to Archelaus H ague a tract of land e halfof nw qtr and nw qtr of nw qt r of sec 21 twnshp 8 s range 19, Source,Alachua Deed Boo k E p212

EVENT: A. Hague vs. Peter Guinn, plaintiff awarded damages , Source,p77, Judgement Book

EVENT/JOHN HECK PENSION: 19 Feb 1859 Alachua FL John C. H ague, acredible and respectable person, saith that he i s a son of John Hague(or Heck as his father was often call ed) who was a member of CaptMichael Garrison's Co and dec d on the 22 Sep 1836, that his mothermarried Wm Sourbray a nd made her proof and obtained a half pay pension(act of J uly 4, 1836) to the date of second marriage 17 May 1840 an dthe minor children of said Hague or Heck obtained the bal ance of said 5year pension paid at the Tallahassee agenc y Fl to which proof he refersas part of his evidence, tha t all of said children are still living,their names are a s follows: Archulas Hague, Lovisa Hague now Mrs.Burnett , Amelia Hague now Mrs. Richane, and John C. Hague born th e 8Jun 1836, that his mother's 2nd husband the said Wm. So urbray also diedat their residence 17 May or Jun 1843 or h e was buried on that day asthe best record they have of th e same which date Jun 17 1843 theybelieve strictly correc t and that his mother the said Maria Sourbray hasever sinc e lived a widow, that she was married to 2nd husband 3 year sand one month, as is now believed, that she procured a la nd warrant forservices said Sourbray, to the record give n by their mother of hisdeath, they entirely agree that h e died at his residence inNewnansville. He makes this dec laration to obtain the benefit of theact of Congress 3 Fe b 1853 for such portion of a pension as may beapplicabl e Signed John C. Hague, original signature Source, Pensio n ofJohn Hague/Heck Lewis Pyles ? and John W. Burne tt residents ofAlachua FL on oath declare that John C. Hag ue did sign and acknowledgethe foregoing and that they ar e personally acquainted with him and hisbrother and sister s and that they are living and are the identicalchildren s et forth, that they are sometimes called Heck or heak but they have always lived in this place and are well known. Sou rce, Pensionof John Hague/Heck

EVENT: 7 Dec 1859, Newsnansville, Alachua, FL, land paten t #4802,267.94 acres, Source, BLM land patent report, vi a BLM internet site.

EVENT: written 23 Jul 1859, recd 31 Jan 1860, Alachua FL , Archelaus andMartha Hague for $160 sells to William L . Campbell trustee for otherCampbells, a tract of land w f ractional half of sec 2 twnshp 9 range 19and n half of lo t 3, lot 2 and s half of lot 1 and lot 8 sec 34, twnshp8 r ange 19 containing 316 80/100 acres, Source Alachua Deed B ook Ep133.

EVENT: 1860 Alachua FL agricultural census:
James Hague, 60, 260, 3000, 100, 1050
Jno. R. Hague, 35, 65, 1000, 10, 238
Arch. Hague, 70, 730, 8000, 100, 1700
Name of Owner 2. Acres of Improved Land 3. Acres of Unimpro ved Land 4.Cash Value of the Farm 5. Value of Farm Impleme nts and Machinery 13.Value of Livestock

EVENT: recd 11 Jan 1861, Alachua FL, A. and Martha Hague f or $205 sellsto E. G. Berry a tract of land se qtr, sw qtr , nw qtr of se qtr of sec 9twnshp 8 s of range 19 e, Sourc e Alachua Deed Book E p240

EVENT: 2 Feb 1861, Alachua FL, A. Hague witnesses a dee d for CharlesK. Tidwell (grantee), E. S. Gunnell (grantor ) Source, Alachua Deed bookE p265

EVENT: Feb 1861, Alachua, FL, ordered that A Hague Caswel l Sulivant andJ.D.A. Weimar be appointed Road Commissioner s on Bellamy Road fromNewnansville to Waldo, Source Commis sion Minute Book 1, p155-157

EVENT: 14 Oct 1861, Alachua FL, S. R. Pyles and P. L. Stan dleyexecutors, vs. A. Hague and John G. Rawls, settled 9 J an 1864, Source,p404, Judgement Book

EVENT: 12 Oct 1863, Alachua FL, James C. Standley decd, vs . Thomas P.McHenry, James B. Thomas, and A. Hague, plainti ff awarded damages,Source, p 500, Judgement Book

EVENT: 5 FEb 1866, Alachua FL, Ordered that John E. Thomps on, W.L.Campbell and Arch Hague be and they are hereby app ointed Commissionerson the public road leading from Gaines ville to Newnansville via Finger'sMill, Source Commissio n Minute Book p197-200

EVENT: 4 Jun 1867 Alachua FL, selected as juror, Source, p5 63, JudgementBook

EVENT: 26 Jun 1867, Alachua FL, P. Dell vs. J. G. Stroble a nd A. Hague,plaintiff awarded damages 72.16 plus costs 11. 88, Source, p584,Judgement Book

EVENT: 9 Nov 1868, Alachua FL, list of three hundred perso ns properlyqualified to serve as jurors for said County, f or and during the currentyear of 1868, Archelaus Hague i s listed, Source, Commission Minute Book1 p 239-243

EVENT: 1 Jan 1869, Alachua FL, list of three hundred person s properlyqualified to serve as jurors for said County, fo r and during the currentyear of 1869, Archelaus Hague is l isted, Source, Commission Minute Book1 p 245-253

EVENT:10 Jan 1870, Alachua FL, list of three hundred person s properlyqualified to serve as jurors for said County, fo r and during the currentyear of 1870, Archelaus Hague is l isted, Source, Commission Minute Book1 p303-308

EVENT:1871, Alachua FL, list of three hundred persons prope rly qualifiedto serve as jurors for said County, for and d uring the current year of1871, Archelaus Hague is listed , Source, Commission Minute Book 1p342-344

EVENT: 4 Sep 1871, Alachua FL, the following Citizens are h erebyappointed in the respective districts for which the y are named asCommissioners of Roads and Bridges, Road fro m Gainesville to ColumbiaCo. Line via Natural Bridge, Arc helaus Hague and Wm. L. Campbell,Source, Commission Minut e Book p371-374

EVENT: 16 Jan 1872, Alachua FL, list of three hundred pers ons properlyqualified to serve as jurors for said County , for and during the currentyear of Eighteen Hundred and S eventy Two, Archelaus Hague is listed,Source, Commission M inute Book 1 p 389-395

EVENT:24 FEb 1873, Alachua FL, list of three hundred person s properlyqualified to serve as jurors for said County, fo r and during the currentyear of 1873, Archelaus Hague is l isted, Source, Commission Minute Book1 p418-422

EVENT: Nov 1883-Apr 1887-- was establishing post master a t Hague,donated the land on which the Rail station stoo d THE TOWN OF HAGUE WASMOST PROBABLY NAMED AFTER HIM FRO M "HISTORY OF ALACHUA COUNTY" BY JESSEDAVIS

EVENT: 21 Jul 1884, Alachua, FL, James L. Hague and Mary R . Hague sellto Archelaus Hague Sr. for $400. tract of lan d NW 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section33, Twsh 8S of Range 19E, 40 ac res., Source, Deed Book T p 110.

EVENT: 31 Aug 1892, Alachua Fla, listed as Archibald, appl ied forpension for his service in the Seminole Wars, state s that he is about 70years, that his date of birth was bur ned by Indians, he is unable tosupport himself due to ol d age, rheumatism and effects of chronicdiarrhea, Source , Pension Application File

EVENT: 20 Feb 1893, Alachua, FLA, Archibald Hague states , "I havereceived 2 land warrents of 80 acres each. I lo cated 80 acres and soldone warrent. I cannot remember exa ct dates but I think it was as earlyas 1852 and the land w as located in Hernando County near Brooksville.At the tim e I obtained the warrents I lived at Newnansville, Fla . Ialways write my name as I have a son of the same nam e hence I amArchibald Hague Senior.", Source, Pension Appl ication

EVENT: 29 Aug 1893, Alachua FL, Archibald Hague statement : The JamesBurnett in question is unquestionably the appl icant as above being theonly James Burnett except only so n very much younger known by me. Ihave known the old ma n for 60 years. Was forted up with him inNewnansville F L during the seminole war and we have lived in the samenei ghborhood ever since. His first wife was an Ellis, his pre sent wifeis my sister. Burnett and myself are the only t wo men now living thatI know of who were in the fort durin g the war. I respectfully refer youto Senator Call as t o my standing as a citizen. Witnessed by D. Wolfeand Dav e Bryan, Source, Pension papers of James Burnett, file #317 9 andwidows pension #5829/3953, filed 17 Sep 1894

EVENT: 16 Aug 1895, Alachua FL, statement by A. Hague SR. , "I wasraised with Gideon Hague and his wife and neithe r of them was evermarried until they were united to each o ther. I being present at themarriage, the ceremony takin g place at early candle light and I haveknown the said Ama nda Hague since the death of her husband and she hasnot si nce married.", Source Amanda Hagues widows pension file.

EVENT: Quote from Guy Wolfe in letter written to Will Wolf e 1952, " In1895 I was appointed the Agent at Hague wher e I remained for about ayear at $29.00 a month. I boarde d with the pioneer Hague. He was allof 75 years of age th en, but everyone looked up to him and loved him.He was kn own far and wide as "Old Man Arch Hague". At that time h e wasliving with his second wife in the big old Hague hous e and they had ason who, if I remember correctly was abou t 3 years old named HughHague. Grandpa Hague died and the n shortly after that Hugh died.Somewhere along there th e big old house was burned to the ground. Hehad two grow n sons at that time, Will C. Hague and Arch Hague Jr who lived nearby. If there were more, or if any sisters, I don' t recallthem." Source, Guy Wood in letter to Will Wolfe , 9 Jan 1952

DEATH: Source, Hague Meth Cem, Died intestate, estate pape rs filed andadministered by widow, Lura W. Hague.

EVENT: 21 Apr 1900, Stephen Dampier states "his place of r esidence isHague Fla and that he knew Archibald Hague fro m childhood continuouslythrough life and until his death . Archibald Hague married 1st MarthaTidwell with whom h e lived until her death, that there is no publicrecord o f these facts, he then married 2) Mrs. Lura W. Richardson w ithwhom he lived as her husband until his death. He was no t married morethan twice. He has known Lura Hague since 1 888 and she has not beenmarried to any other person in tha t time, Source Pension Application forArchibald Hague

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MARRIAGE: Source, Statement by Stephen Dampier found in Ar ch Hague'spension file application based on his service i n the Indian Wars

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BIRTH: Source, date on tombstone is 23 Mar 1853, Frank Cel lon, Oct1856, Census, 15 Feb 1856, death certificate info rmant is V. Hague.

1860 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 3 FLA 1870 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS- AGE 13 FLA1875 Alachua Fla census age 18
1880 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 23 FLA FARMER
1900 Alachua FLA CENSUS-AGE 43 OCT 1856 FLA FARMER MARRIE D 10 YRS
1910 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 53 FLA 2ND MARRIAGE 21 YRS

MARRIAGE: Source, 1st and 2nd marriage dates from Alachua , Floridamarriage records, to Harriet R. Benton, Book B p 126

EVENT: written 10 Jul 1857, recorded 22 Sep 1857, Alachua , FL, ArchelausHague of Alachua FL gives to George L. Brow n, trustee (A. H. "desires tomake provision for his wife , Martha Hague, daug Francis P and GilesKansas and son Arc helaus against future contingiences and for theirmaint an d support and he is desirous that said family should enjo y theproceeds and income of this real estate free from con trol, liability orinterference of said A. H. or any husban d she may hereafter have") forpromises and $5 does sell th e tract of land known as Lot 7 of SE qtrsection 34 twnsh p 8 range 19 and the w half of the e half of tract sec 3tw nshp 9 range 19--in all 102 acres. All rent to be paid t o MarthaHague and family, Source, Land Deed book C p73-74

EVENT: 9 Feb 1893, listed in pension application of father , listed asArchibald and that his birth date is 23 Mar 18 57, Source, PensionApplication File

EVENT: 12 FEB 1900, Alachua FL, listed as child and heir i n the estatepapers of father, Archibald Hague, Source, Ala chua FL estate papers

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!1910 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 8 FLA

BIRTH: Source, delayed birth certificate, Book 1 page 211 , lists ArchieHague born 16 Jun 1902 at Hague, Alachua, F l to Archie Hague and AmandaHague, issued 10 Apr 1961, pro ofs listed are ss application dated 8 Nov1940 and affidavi t of sister, Martha Hague Breeden Source Delayed birthCert ificate Book 1 via Alachua Ancient Records website.

DEATH: Source, John Hague via internet

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BIRTH: Source, Grace Patterson

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!BIRTH DATE, DEATH DATE AND BURIAL PLACE FROM NEW HOPE BAPT
CEMETARY, ALACHUA, FLORIDA
APPEARS ON THE 1880/1900 BRADFORD FLA CENSUSES
1885 BRADFORD FLA CENSUS-AGE 8, FLA
1900 BRADFORD FLA CENSUS-AUG 1877 22 FLA

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BURIAL: Mrs. Pauline Hague Hartley of Hague, Florida say s that hergrandmother and grandfather and little brother a re buried there also.
James Hague
wife
Miriam Little Hague
Little Brother
Christopher Hague
Great Aunt
Washti Little Phillips

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BIRTH: Source, Hague Meth Cem

!1900 Alachua, Fla census-DEC 1893 6 FLA-FEMALE
1910 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-14 FLA-MALE

EVENT: "Claud" Alachua, FLa 1917-18 Civilian Draft Registr ation, Source,
Internet

MARRIAGE: Source, Book I, p188, Alachua FL marriage records

DEATH: Source, Hague Meth Cemetary tombstone for a Cloud C . Hague born11 Nov
1894, died 13 Aug 1974

FAMILY: son Iramalee J. Hague b 29 Jul 1925 d 17 Jun 199 4 md Vera C. b25 Dec
1925
Their son John R. Hague (info is from him) b 12 Mar 1947, S ource, JohnR. Hague
via internet

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BIRTH: Source, Newnansville Cem

MARRIAGE: Source, Alachua FL marriage records Book H p85
1910 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 18 FLA

EVENT: Alachua, FL, 1917-1918 Civilian Draft registration , Source,Internet

BIOGRAPHY: From Barbara Wolfe, Uncle DeWitt, son of Willia m CampbellHague. He was a very big man. Well over six feet , well proportioned, andnice looking.

DEATH: Source, Newnansville Cem

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Still Living.

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BIRTH: Source, Frank Cellon

1910 ALACHUA FLA CENSUS-AGE 10 FLA

DEATH: Source, Lauri via internet, SSDI, Fannie Jeffcoa t b.Sept25,1900 and died Oct 1990. SS#265-24-9502..

Aunt Fannie (Fandale) looks just like her mom doesn't she . She lived in
Jacksonville and married a Jeffcoat, had one son named "Bil ly Bob". Think
Uncle Jeff was from around Lake City too. She was a terrifi c cook. Made
everything from scratch, even her mayonnaise. Source, Barba ra Wolfe

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!APPEARS ON THE 1880 BRADFORD FLA CENSUS
1885 BRADFORD FLA CENSUS-AGE 13 FLA