Elizabeth Vail Blount Hatch came to Alabama with her husband Alfred Hatch and their 4 children in 1840. They settled outside Greensboro, Greene Co. They had 2 more children and became plantation owners.
In 1856, Alfred bought 3000 acres of land in Marengo County from his brother Rev.Lemuel Durant Hatch. This became Arcola Place,now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
They also owned another plantation Cheney Place.
Their children were:
Eveline LaMotte Hatch born:1823
Lemuel Hatch born:1833-1865 Find A Grave Memorial# 72604456
Mary Hatch born:1836-?
Caroline Hatch born:1841
Benjamin Francis Hatch 1843-1920 Find A Grave Memorial# 22019533
Alfred Percival Hatch 1825-1865Find A Grave Memorial# 72604458
Jane Vail Hatch Benners born: 1833-1881
In 1856, Alfred bought 3000 acres of land in Marengo County from his brother Rev.Lemuel Durant Hatch. This became Arcola Place,now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
They also owned another plantation Cheney Place.
Their children were:
Eveline LaMotte Hatch born:1823
Lemuel Hatch born:1833-1865 Find A Grave Memorial# 72604456
Mary Hatch born:1836-?
Caroline Hatch born:1841
Benjamin Francis Hatch 1843-1920 Find A Grave Memorial# 22019533
Alfred Percival Hatch 1825-1865Find A Grave Memorial# 72604458
Jane Vail Hatch Benners born: 1833-1881
Elizabeth Vail Blount Hatch came to Alabama with her husband Alfred Hatch and their 4 children in 1840. They settled outside Greensboro, Greene Co. They had 2 more children and became plantation owners.
In 1856, Alfred bought 3000 acres of land in Marengo County from his brother Rev.Lemuel Durant Hatch. This became Arcola Place,now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
They also owned another plantation Cheney Place.
Their children were:
Eveline LaMotte Hatch born:1823
Lemuel Hatch born:1833-1865 Find A Grave Memorial# 72604456
Mary Hatch born:1836-?
Caroline Hatch born:1841
Benjamin Francis Hatch 1843-1920 Find A Grave Memorial# 22019533
Alfred Percival Hatch 1825-1865Find A Grave Memorial# 72604458
Jane Vail Hatch Benners born: 1833-1881
In 1856, Alfred bought 3000 acres of land in Marengo County from his brother Rev.Lemuel Durant Hatch. This became Arcola Place,now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
They also owned another plantation Cheney Place.
Their children were:
Eveline LaMotte Hatch born:1823
Lemuel Hatch born:1833-1865 Find A Grave Memorial# 72604456
Mary Hatch born:1836-?
Caroline Hatch born:1841
Benjamin Francis Hatch 1843-1920 Find A Grave Memorial# 22019533
Alfred Percival Hatch 1825-1865Find A Grave Memorial# 72604458
Jane Vail Hatch Benners born: 1833-1881
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