Henrietta Browne
Probably the mother of Jack Hatten, who married Margaret Mary Kuchenmeister. Born at Winona, Minnesota, in 1886, as the Ancestry tree has it, possibly a daughter of Edward Browne of Antrim and Ella Chapin of Ohio, she married Ralph A. Hatten and died at Seattle in 1964.
Life
- 1886Born9 Mar 1886, Winona, Minnesotacompiledprobable
- 1964DiedAug 1964, Seattle, King County, Washingtoncompiledprobable
Family
- Father
- Edward Browne
The tree attaches no record to this link, and the Chapin genealogies say Edward and Ella had no children. See the open questions.
compiledpossibleSources
- Ellingwood Family Tree (Ancestry), GEDCOM export of 4 October 2026
- Reasoning:
research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md
- Mother
- Ella Persis Chapin
The tree attaches no record to this link, and the Chapin genealogies say Edward and Ella had no children. See the open questions.
compiledpossibleSources
- Ellingwood Family Tree (Ancestry), GEDCOM export of 4 October 2026
- Reasoning:
research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md
- Spouse
- Ralph A. Hattencompiledprobable
1 child
Pedigree
Henrietta Browne1886–1964
Edward Browne1850–1924
Ella Persis Chapin1848–1936
Unknown—
Unknown—
Marvin Chapin1821–1907
Marion Orinda Cummings1818–bef. 1900
Notes
Mother of Jack Hatten: born at Winona, Minnesota, in 1886, the daughter of Edward Browne of Antrim and Ella Chapin of Ohio; married Ralph Hatten; died at Seattle in 1964. The tree spells her Henrietha.
Open questions
- Whose daughter was she? The tree makes her the daughter of Edward Browne and Ella Persis Chapin,
but attaches no record for it, and what was found points the other way. The Chapin Book (1924),
compiled while Ella was living, gives her marriage to Edward Browne in 1875 and then “Children:
BROWNE. No issue” (source). Kith and Kin (1922), by Ella’s first cousin, who
thanks her for details, lists no child for her (source). The Chicago Blue Books
of 1899 and 1904 list “Mr. & Mrs. Edward Browne” and Ella’s father at their address, with no daughter
(source). She could have been adopted or a ward, or the tree may have joined her to
the wrong Brownes. Her 1964 death certificate, her marriage to Ralph Hatten, the 1900 census of the
Browne household and her Social Security application would settle it. Until then, nothing on the
Browne and Chapin side is counted as Patricia’s on the Notable connections page.
(
research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md)