HATHAWAY ANCESTRY:
Nancy Jane "Jennie" Hathaway was a descendant of the Hathaways of Lancaster County Virginia, as follows:
(1) Francis Hattaway/Hathaway (16xx - 1719) of Lancaster County, Virginia.
(2) William Hathaway (1706 – 1771) of Enon Hall, Lancaster County, Virginia; m. Sarah Lawson.
(3) Captain John Hathaway (1733 – 1786), a Revolutionary War veteran of Fauquier County, Virginia; m. Sarah L. Timberlake (1739 - 1809).
(4) Francis Timberlake Hathaway (1779 – 1856) of Fauquier County, Virginia, and of Harrison County and Barbour County Virginia (now WV); m. Sarah Bourn.
(5) James Lawson Hathaway (1809 – 1880+) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Missouri; m. Mary Weaver (1813 - 1873).
(6) Henry “Taylor” Hathaway (1848 – 1924) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Kansas; m. Mary Ann Hannah Lester (1854 - 1881).
(7) Nancy Jane "Jenny" Hathaway.
[Derived from the research of William Hathaway Chapman (www. enonhall.com) and Pearl V. Black Rector. See "William Hathaway of Virginia - The True Story," at www.enonhall.com, an analysis that is now deferred to by the Hathaway Family Association of America.]
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Nancy Jane "Jennie" Hathaway was a descendant of the Hathaways of Lancaster County Virginia, as follows:
(1) Francis Hattaway/Hathaway (16xx - 1719) of Lancaster County, Virginia.
(2) William Hathaway (1706 – 1771) of Enon Hall, Lancaster County, Virginia; m. Sarah Lawson.
(3) Captain John Hathaway (1733 – 1786), a Revolutionary War veteran of Fauquier County, Virginia; m. Sarah L. Timberlake (1739 - 1809).
(4) Francis Timberlake Hathaway (1779 – 1856) of Fauquier County, Virginia, and of Harrison County and Barbour County Virginia (now WV); m. Sarah Bourn.
(5) James Lawson Hathaway (1809 – 1880+) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Missouri; m. Mary Weaver (1813 - 1873).
(6) Henry “Taylor” Hathaway (1848 – 1924) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Kansas; m. Mary Ann Hannah Lester (1854 - 1881).
(7) Nancy Jane "Jenny" Hathaway.
[Derived from the research of William Hathaway Chapman (www. enonhall.com) and Pearl V. Black Rector. See "William Hathaway of Virginia - The True Story," at www.enonhall.com, an analysis that is now deferred to by the Hathaway Family Association of America.]
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HATHAWAY ANCESTRY:
Nancy Jane "Jennie" Hathaway was a descendant of the Hathaways of Lancaster County Virginia, as follows:
(1) Francis Hattaway/Hathaway (16xx - 1719) of Lancaster County, Virginia.
(2) William Hathaway (1706 – 1771) of Enon Hall, Lancaster County, Virginia; m. Sarah Lawson.
(3) Captain John Hathaway (1733 – 1786), a Revolutionary War veteran of Fauquier County, Virginia; m. Sarah L. Timberlake (1739 - 1809).
(4) Francis Timberlake Hathaway (1779 – 1856) of Fauquier County, Virginia, and of Harrison County and Barbour County Virginia (now WV); m. Sarah Bourn.
(5) James Lawson Hathaway (1809 – 1880+) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Missouri; m. Mary Weaver (1813 - 1873).
(6) Henry “Taylor” Hathaway (1848 – 1924) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Kansas; m. Mary Ann Hannah Lester (1854 - 1881).
(7) Nancy Jane "Jenny" Hathaway.
[Derived from the research of William Hathaway Chapman (www. enonhall.com) and Pearl V. Black Rector. See "William Hathaway of Virginia - The True Story," at www.enonhall.com, an analysis that is now deferred to by the Hathaway Family Association of America.]
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Nancy Jane "Jennie" Hathaway was a descendant of the Hathaways of Lancaster County Virginia, as follows:
(1) Francis Hattaway/Hathaway (16xx - 1719) of Lancaster County, Virginia.
(2) William Hathaway (1706 – 1771) of Enon Hall, Lancaster County, Virginia; m. Sarah Lawson.
(3) Captain John Hathaway (1733 – 1786), a Revolutionary War veteran of Fauquier County, Virginia; m. Sarah L. Timberlake (1739 - 1809).
(4) Francis Timberlake Hathaway (1779 – 1856) of Fauquier County, Virginia, and of Harrison County and Barbour County Virginia (now WV); m. Sarah Bourn.
(5) James Lawson Hathaway (1809 – 1880+) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Missouri; m. Mary Weaver (1813 - 1873).
(6) Henry “Taylor” Hathaway (1848 – 1924) of Virginia (now WV), Iowa, and Kansas; m. Mary Ann Hannah Lester (1854 - 1881).
(7) Nancy Jane "Jenny" Hathaway.
[Derived from the research of William Hathaway Chapman (www. enonhall.com) and Pearl V. Black Rector. See "William Hathaway of Virginia - The True Story," at www.enonhall.com, an analysis that is now deferred to by the Hathaway Family Association of America.]
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