Ralph A. Hatten

Probably the father of Jack Hatten, and husband of Henrietta Browne. As the Ancestry tree has it, he was born at Red Wing, Minnesota, in 1872, perhaps the son of Thomas J. Hatten and Sarah Allee, and died at Seattle in 1934.

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Life

  1. 1872
    Born
  2. 1934
    Died
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Family

Father
Thomas J. Hatten 1850–1924

The tree attaches no record. A Thomas J. Hatten of Jamestown, N.D., had farm business at Northfield, Minnesota, in 1915, and his wife went to Seattle in 1919. His death certificate (1934) would settle it.

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Mother
Sarah Edith Allee 1854–1912

The tree attaches no record.

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Pedigree

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Notes

Father of Jack Hatten: born at Red Wing, Minnesota, in 1872, the son of Thomas J. Hatten and Sarah Allee; died at Seattle in 1934. No record is attached in the tree.

Open questions

  • His parents. Everything on the Hatten side above him (the Hattens, Philbricks, Marvins, Allees and Sawdys, and the famous kin through them) rests on the tree’s word that he was the son of Thomas J. Hatten and Sarah Allee. Nothing found contradicts it, and a little supports it: the Jamestown Weekly Alert has “Conductor Thomas Hatten” going to Northfield, Minnesota, on farm business in 1915, and in 1919 “Mrs T J Hatten … enroute to Seattle Wash.” (source). His 1934 Washington death certificate, or the 1875 or 1880 census of Thomas J. Hatten’s household, would settle it. (research/hatten/Hatten_Philbrick_Marvin.md)
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Connections

In his ancestry
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Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Ralph's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to him.

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