For those seeking info on Hatcher family; there is a cemetery at Hatchers Bluff. -----Original Message----- From: Woody/Suzanne Coats <coats@localink4.com> To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 04, 2000 10:21 PM Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] HATCHER >"Bob Hatcher (by way of B.J. Smothers )" wrote: > >> Would appreciate information on James Hatcher b.ca1776, died ca.1838 Dallas >> co. Al.Robert S. b.1802, ohn hatcher b. 1810,James and Henry Crawford >> Hatcher, William F.Daniel, Frances & Elizabeth Riddle, Amelia Park, Ann >> Holmes , will share info. > >Bob, > >In the book "Selma, Her Institutions and Her men" by John Hardy, p.37, it was >written that the Whig Party who backed W. H. Harrison for president and John >Tyler for vice president formed a "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too" club. Robert S. >Hatcher was a member of this club and was sent as part of the delagation to the >Convention in Montgomery in 1840. > >In the same book, but on page 135 it states that on the 8th of June 1872, the >members of the Masonic Lodge # 27 in Selma went to Hatcher's Bluff on the >Alabama River and assisted Halo Lodge in the burial ceremonies of Robert S. >Hatcher, a member of Halo Lodge. > >Ther is a listing in the Live Oak Cemetery in Selma, Al. for HOLMES, ANN - >"Died October 13,1913. Age 80 years" > >Hope this has helped just a little bit. > >Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats > > > > >