Feb 14, 1863 • Houlton, Aroostook Co., Maine
They were married by Leo C. Pierce, Trial Judge.
Emily C Holmes
Occupation
Owed And Operated The General Store In Simonds.
s/o James Lent Abraham Hatfield and Jane Shaw
George was a boot and shoemaker and a merchant. He operated a general store in Middle Simonds. The business was started by his father under the style and name of G.W. Hatfield and Son.
For further information about the Hatfield family, see The Hatfields of Carleton County, New Brunswick, by George H. Hayward (privately published, 1990), copies located at the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B., the L.P. Fisher Library, Woodstock, N.B., and the Dr. Walter O. Chestnut Library in Hartland, N.B.
The Observer, date unknown - "Further from the late C.A. McBride's historical writings--George Hatfield married Emily Holmes. His first business was that of shoemaker and he was an expert workman. He became postmaster and conducted a country store where almost anything from a fish to a barrel of flour or the material for a new dress, could be bought. He was friendly to children, a genial and generous neighbour and a citizen with enlightened convictions. His only daughter Dora became the wife of George Raymond. His sons were Stanley, Russell, Burrel, William, Archie and Heber H. All are now deceased excepting the youngest son Heber who has given a good account of himself both as business man and as the peoples' representative at Ottawa. (Taken from The Observer of August 6th 1950.)"
Feb 14, 1863 • Houlton, Aroostook Co., Maine
They were married by Leo C. Pierce, Trial Judge.
Emily C Holmes
Occupation
Owed And Operated The General Store In Simonds.
s/o James Lent Abraham Hatfield and Jane Shaw
George was a boot and shoemaker and a merchant. He operated a general store in Middle Simonds. The business was started by his father under the style and name of G.W. Hatfield and Son.
For further information about the Hatfield family, see The Hatfields of Carleton County, New Brunswick, by George H. Hayward (privately published, 1990), copies located at the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B., the L.P. Fisher Library, Woodstock, N.B., and the Dr. Walter O. Chestnut Library in Hartland, N.B.
The Observer, date unknown - "Further from the late C.A. McBride's historical writings--George Hatfield married Emily Holmes. His first business was that of shoemaker and he was an expert workman. He became postmaster and conducted a country store where almost anything from a fish to a barrel of flour or the material for a new dress, could be bought. He was friendly to children, a genial and generous neighbour and a citizen with enlightened convictions. His only daughter Dora became the wife of George Raymond. His sons were Stanley, Russell, Burrel, William, Archie and Heber H. All are now deceased excepting the youngest son Heber who has given a good account of himself both as business man and as the peoples' representative at Ottawa. (Taken from The Observer of August 6th 1950.)"
Family Members
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Isadora Hatfield Raymond
1864–1942
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Margaret J Hatfield
1865–1866
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Stanley James Hatfield
1867–1937
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George R Hatfield
1869–1878
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Charles Russell Hatfield
1871–1947
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Burrell Gordon Hatfield
1873–1938
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Archibald Allison "Archie" Hatfield
1875–1912
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William Roy Hatfield
1877–1945
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Heber Harold Hatfield
1885–1952
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