| Name |
Anna Berthena Roberts33, GG Grandmother |
| Birth |
ca 1817, Hamilton County, Tennessee65 |
| Death |
d |
| Residence |
ca 1851, Carroll County, Arkansas |
| Census |
1860, Carroll County, Arkansas65 |
| Census Memo |
US Census. Age 42 |
| Census |
1880, Boone County, Arkansas267 |
| Census Memo |
US Census. Age 61 |
| Father |
William Roberts (1774-1855) |
| Mother |
Mary Holder (1783-1869) |
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| Anecdotes |
| During the Civil War, Thomas Jefferson Hathcoat had only one milk cow left. They heard the Union Army was coming that way so they hid the cow in the woods. But the cow was found and butchered by Union soldiers, leaving only the hide and head. Anna, Thomas Jefferson's wife, took the head and hide that the soldiers left behind, and cooked them in a big wash kettle. She used a bed sheet to strain the hair out of the broth, gathered dock-poke, and other kinds of greens, and put it all back in the pot. Cooking it for her family. They did what they had to do in order to survive. (Wesley Gene Hathcoat, 2001). |
| Spouses |
| 1 |
Thomas Jefferson Hathcoat  33, GG Grandfather |
| Birth |
1813, Bedford County, Tennessee33 |
| Death |
1890, Boone County, Arkansas |
| Death Memo |
(from tombstone) |
| Burial |
New Hope Cemetery, Boone County, Arkansas |
| Burial Memo |
(Also known as Starkly Cemetery) about 7 mi from Bellefonte |
| Residence |
ca 1851, Carroll County, Arkansas |
| Father |
John Heathcoat Jr. (~1785-~1865) |
| Mother |
Elizabeth Musteen (1785-) |
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| Notes |
He used or changed surname to Hathcoat.33
In 1850 Census was living in Hamilton County, Tennessee.49, Thomas Jefferson Hathcoat
Moved about 1855 to Arkansas, first to Lawrence County.33
In 1870 was living in Powhattan, Lawrence County, Arkansas.50, Thomas Jefferson Hathcoat
In 1880 Census was living in Boone County, Arkansas.33
His oldest three sons fought in the Civil War.33 |
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