Bert's youngest daughter wrote of her father, "My Dad had farms in both Illinois and Indiana. He lost his money in the Depression. Then he became a freight conductor on the Southern Railroad, originally out of Sinclair [St. Clair?] County - so maybe some of his family was there, but my siblings remember only Farmersburg [Sullivan County, Indiana]. Dad's run early-on was to Huntingburg, Indiana, where he met mother, Isabel Matilda Manetta Wagner...."
Bert and Isabel married in Evansville, Indiana, on June 19, 1910. They were parents of seven children: the six linked below, plus a son who is living.
Bert Hadfield passed away in Princeton, Indiana, July 20, 1964.
Bert's youngest daughter wrote of her father, "My Dad had farms in both Illinois and Indiana. He lost his money in the Depression. Then he became a freight conductor on the Southern Railroad, originally out of Sinclair [St. Clair?] County - so maybe some of his family was there, but my siblings remember only Farmersburg [Sullivan County, Indiana]. Dad's run early-on was to Huntingburg, Indiana, where he met mother, Isabel Matilda Manetta Wagner...."
Bert and Isabel married in Evansville, Indiana, on June 19, 1910. They were parents of seven children: the six linked below, plus a son who is living.
Bert Hadfield passed away in Princeton, Indiana, July 20, 1964.
Family Members
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Clinton Louis Hadfield
1872–1954
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Laura Ann Hadfield Jolly
1874–1947
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Etta M. Hadfield Johnson
1875–1942
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Eugene Gardner "Gene" Hadfield
1877–1949
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Belle Hadfield Dempsey Dow
1879–1934
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Nellie Jane Hadfield Walden
1886–1923
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Lenora "Nora" Hadfield Van Deventer
1888–1976
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Mame Hadfield Cahal
1890–1939
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Leatha Dell Hadfield Riggs
1892–1974
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