Descendants of Joseph Carl Hatmaker Generation No. 1 1. Joseph Carl6 Hatmaker (Isaac5, Malachi4, Johann Melchior3, Melchior2, George (Jerg)1) was born October 26, 1846 in TN, and died 1917 in TN. He married (1) Elizabeth Beach February 20, 1868 in Anderson Co, TN, daughter of Burton Beach and Melvina Miller. He married (2) Mary Jane Sharp February 22, 1877 in Campbell Co, TN, daughter of James Sharp and Elizabeth Neal. More About Joseph Carl Hatmaker: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Notes for Mary Jane Sharp: In the 1920 Campbell Co, TN census, widowed Mary was living with her daughter, Katherine Hatmaker Loving and her family. Her surname was listed as Holt. Clinton Courier - Mar 31, 1949 One-hundred and three-year-old "Grandma" Mary Jane Hatmaker, the great-great-grandmother of three, the great-grandmother of 82, and the grandmother of 28, has passed away. Grandma Hatmaker died at 3:45 PM Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lavador Loving, Lake City Rt 1. Oldest Citizen - She was Anderson County's oldest citizen. She was a Republican and active homemaker until the past year. Up until 1948, when she was still "well over a 100" Grandma lived in a small house near that of her daughter, doing her own cooking and keeping house. She was married when she was 24 to Joseph Hatmaker, who died 32 years ago. Mr Hatmaker had a two year-old son by a previous marriage. Had Five Children - She was married at the home of the officiating minister, John Reed, a widely known Baptist preacher, who rode horseback to preach at one church, then another. Mrs Hatmaker had five children of her own, of whom three are now living, Mrs Loving, Mrs Nancy Lovely, and Ed Hatmaker, all of Lake City, Rt 1. The adopted boy, William, is now living in Campbell County, he is more than 80 years old. One Of Eight Children - There were eight children in "Grandma's" family, only two, Lewis Sharp of Knoxville and Bill Sharp of Lake City, are living. Grandma was born near the site of Norris Dam in Campbell County, near Cove Creek. She lived in the same general community, usually high on a ridge with Clinch River below and mountains not far away. She lived no easy life, she reached 100 and more the hard way. She plowed with a plow "so big it took three of us younguns to turn it around". She was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church. Services for "Grandma" were held Monday 2 PM at Longfield Baptist Church with the Rev C B Peoples officiating. Burial was in Longfield Cemetery with Martin of Lake City in charge. More About Mary Jane Sharp: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Child of Joseph Hatmaker and Elizabeth Beach is: 2 i. William H7 Hatmaker, born June 08, 1869 in TN; died May 04, 1954 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married (1) Elizabeth Ludina (Lizzie) Loving June 02, 1898 in Campbell Co, TN. He married (2) Hulda Jane (Janie) Wood January 28, 1923 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for William H Hatmaker: William H Hatmaker, 84, formerly of Lake City, died Tuesday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Vista Barlow, on Clinton, Rt 2. Besides Mrs Barlow, survivors; three step-daughters, Mrs L G Coffey of Gray Knob, KY, Mrs Mary Lefevers of Kentucky, Mrs James Whaley of Florida; two half sisters; Mrs Catherine Loving and Mrs Nancy Lovely, both of Lake City; half-brother, Ed Hatmaker of Eagan. Services were to be at 2 PM Thursday at Longfield Baptist Church with Rev Hubert Heatherly officiating. Burial will be in the Longfield Cemetery with Martin's of Lake City in charge. More About William H Hatmaker: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner Notes for Hulda Jane (Janie) Wood: In the 1920 Anderson Co, TN census, widowed Huldah was living with her parents. Children of Joseph Hatmaker and Mary Sharp are: 3 i. John7 Hatmaker, born 1879. 4 ii. Nancy Ann Hatmaker, born April 06, 1880 in TN; died July 24, 1974 in Caryville, Campbell Co, TN. She married James Matthew Lovely December 25, 1895 in Campbell Co, TN. Notes for Nancy Ann Hatmaker: Clinton Courier - Aug 1, 1974 - Aged 94, Lake City Woman Dies A native of Anderson County, Mrs James (Nancy Hatmaker) Lovely, 94, of Cherry Bottom Road, Caryville, Rt 1, died from complications of old age at 11:20 AM Wednesday in Brakeville Nursing Home. Mrs Lovely was living with her daughter, Mrs Samuel McDaniel, several months before she was admitted to Brakeville Nursing Home in Knoxville a year ago. She was a member of Old Cameron Baptist Church in Beech Grove. She attended beech Grove Baptist Church before becoming ill. Her husband was the late James Lovely. Funeral services were 2 PM Friday at Martin Funeral Home chapel in Lake City. The Rev Edwin Phillips officiated. Burial was in Lovely Cemetery. Mrs Lovely is survived by three sons; George Lovely of West Virginia, Rosco Lovely of Virginia, and Dewey Lovely of New Market; five daughters, Mrs Helen Foster of New Market, Mrs Flossie Isabell of Briceville, Mrs Van (Gladys) VanCamp of California, Mrs Albert (Retta) Smith of Kentucky, and Mrs Samuel (Magline) McDaniel of Lake City; 55 grandchildren; 45 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. More About Nancy Ann Hatmaker: Burial: Lovely Cemetery, Campbell Co, TN Notes for James Matthew Lovely: Per his World War I draft registration card, James had brown eyes and black hair. More About James Matthew Lovely: Burial: Lovely Cemetery, Campbell Co, TN Occupation: Coal Mine Timber Man 5 iii. Edward (Ed) Hatmaker, born December 23, 1882 in TN; died March 24, 1971 in Eagan, Claiborne Co, TN. He married (1) Lola Mae LNU. He married (2) Parley Susan Gross December 24, 1903 in Campbell Co, TN. Notes for Edward (Ed) Hatmaker: Per his World War I draft registration card, Edward had blue eyes and light brown hair. More About Edward (Ed) Hatmaker: Burial: Jacksboro Cemetery, Campbell Co, TN Occupation: Farmer More About Lola Mae LNU: Burial: Jacksboro Cemetery, Campbell Co, TN 6 iv. Aaron Thomas Hatmaker, born December 19, 1885 in TN; died February 19, 1936 in Campbell Co, TN. He married Sarah Ethel (Ma) Dabney November 25, 1905 in Campbell Co, TN. Notes for Aaron Thomas Hatmaker: Per his World War I draft registration card, Aaron had blue eyes and brown hair. More About Aaron Thomas Hatmaker: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner Military Service: TN Cpl 27 Inf Notes for Sarah Ethel (Ma) Dabney: Clinton Courier - May 2, 1950 Mrs Sarah Ethel (Ma) Hatmaker, 62, died at the home of her son, Tom Hatmaker, in Lake City. She is the wife of the late Aaron Thomas Hatmaker. Survivors include four sons; W T, Clayton, J C, and James; three daughters, Mrs Virgil Creekmore, Mrs C E Ward, both of Lake City, and Mrs Harold Rogers of Bonny Blue, VA; two brothers, Condy and John, both of Jellico; two half -sisters, Miss Edna Dabney of Clinton and Mrs Ruth Jones of Marlowe. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Longfield Baptist Church, of which she was a member, with the Rev P T Lindsay officiating. Burial was in Longfield cemetery with Martin's of Lake City in charge. More About Sarah Ethel (Ma) Dabney: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 7 v. Katherine Meldie Hatmaker, born June 19, 1896 in TN; died April 19, 1974 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. She married Lavader V (Poppy) Loving November 19, 1913 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for Katherine Meldie Hatmaker: Clinton Courier - April 25, 1974 - Mrs Loving, Shirt Factory Worker, Dies Mrs Katherine Hatmaker Loving, 77, wife of the late L V Loving, died at 10:30 PM Friday at Oak Ridge Hospital. She had been ill for a while and was taken to the hospital the Sunday before she died. Mrs Loving resided alone on Longfield Road, Lake City, Rt 2. Her husband, a retired miner, died Sep 13, 1973. She worked as a presser at a LaFollette shirt factory for more than 24 years. As a pastime, Mrs Loving enjoyed gardening and flowers. She was a member of Longfield Baptist Church. Mrs Loving leaves one son; John Loving of Lake City; four daughters, Mrs Mabel Vinsant and Mrs Alvin (Beatrice) Hill, both of Lake City, Mrs Christine Smyth of Clinton, and Mrs Leona Hatmaker of Oak Ridge; 17 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs Nancy Lovely of Knoxville. Services were held at 2:30 PM Monday at Longfield Baptist Church. The Rev Paul Wilson and Rev Edward Luttrell officiated. Burial was in Longfield Cemetery. More About Katherine Meldie Hatmaker: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Garment worker Notes for Lavader V (Poppy) Loving: Clinton Courier - Sep 20, 1973 - Ex Miner, Loving, Dies of Cancer Lavader V (Poppy) Loving, 80, lifelong resident of Lake City, died of cancer last Thursday at Oak Ridge Hospital. Loving resided on Longfield Road, Lake City, Rt 2. He was a retired coal miner. When he worked, he was employed at mines in the Beech Grove area outside Lake City. Loving was a member of Longfield Baptist Church where he was a deacon. He leaves his wife of almost 60 years; Mrs Katherine Hatmaker Loving; one son, John Loving of Lake City; four daughters, Mrs Mable Vinsant and Mrs Beatrice Hill, both of Lake City, Mrs Christine Smyth of Clinton, and Mrs Leona Hatmaker of Oak Ridge; 17 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs Lassie Slover of Lake City. Services were held at 2 PM Saturday at Longfield Baptist Church. Officiating ministers were the Rev Paul Wilson, the Rev Edward Luttrell, and the Rev Henry McCann. Burial was in Longfield Cemetery. More About Lavader V (Poppy) Loving: Burial: Longfield Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner Real Estate Val: 1930: $200