HAYTER, Margaret

Notes:

Family moved to Clinton Co., Missouri between 1840-1843.
-
Israel was a minister at Independence Church, Clinton Co, Missouri and a veteran of the War of 1812.
-
Andrew Baker GREGORY b: 1804 in Washington County,Virginia
Married: 8 Jun 1846 by Rev. Israel T. Hayter in Buchanon Co. Mo.
-
1840 census:
Parke Co., Indiana
Israel (Hiter) Hayter
Males
1 age under 5
1 age 5-10
1 age 10-15
2 age 15-20
1 age 20-30
1 age 40-50
Females:
2 age 10-15
1 age 40-50
-
1850 census:
Marioin, Buchanan Co., Missouri
Hayter, Israel D., 50, M, W, Farmer, $1000, b. Tennessee
Hayter, Margaret, 50, F, W, b. Tennessee
Hayter, Thomas, 40, M, W, b. Tennessee
Hayter, William, 35, M, W, b. Tennessee
Hayter, James, 25, M, W, b. Tennessee
Hayter, Mary, 19, F, W, b. Tennessee
Hayter, George W., 10, M, W, b. Tennessee
Hayter, Hayden, 8, M, W, b. Tennessee
Ames, Lewis, 22, M, W, b. Germany
-
1860 census:
Lafayette, Clinton Co., Missouri
Hayter, Israel, 76, M, W, Farmer, $2000 R.E./$1000 Personal, b. Virginia
Hayter, Margaret, 76, F, W, b. Virginia
Hayter, Israel, 21, M, W, b. Indiana
Sutton Sarah J., 12, F, W, b. Kentucky
-
1870 census:
Washington, DeKalb Co., Missouri (p. 527)
Hayter, Israel T., 77, M, W, Farmer, $500 R.E./ $200 Personal, b. Virginia
Hayter, Margaret, 76, F, W, Keeping House, b. Virginia, cannot read or write
Hayter, George W., 37, M, W, Farmer, b. Indiana
Hayter, Martha J., 37, F, W, b. Missouri
Hayter, Francis A., 7, M, W, b. Missouri
Hayter, Margaret A., 5, F, W, b. Missouri

Israel married GREGORY, Margaret 17 Jan 1814, Washington County, Virginia. Margaret (daughter of GREGORY, Edward) was born 7 May 1793, Virginia; died 23 Jul 1883, Independence, Clinton County, Missouri; was buried , Independence Cemetery In Clinton County, Missouri. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

On the 1880 census in DeKalb Co., Missouri Margaret stated her parents were born in Scotland. (District 204, Pg. 343).

William married BATES, Margaret Buchanan Or 14 Nov 1786, Washington County, Virginia. Margaret was born Abt 1760; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Moved to Wayne Co, Ky as early as 1803 along with his wife and four sons; Mordecai, Flemming, Hiram, and Meshack.
-
1810 census:
Wayne Co., Kentucky
Edward Gregory
Males:
1 age 45 and over.
Females:
1 age 45 and over

Mordicai Gregory
Males:
2 age under 10
1 age 26 through 44
Females:
1 age under 10
1 age 26 through 44

Flemming Gregory
Males:
2 age under 10
1 age 26 through 44
Females:
1 age 10 through 15

Hiram Gregory
Males:
1 age under 10
1 age 16 through 25
Females:
3 age under 10
1 age 16 through 25

Meshack Gregory
Males:
1 age 16 through 25
Females:
1 age 16 through 25

Notes:

Abraham was the Captain of Piney Creek Hundred Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was also Constable of Piney Creek Hundred, PA.
-
On 4 April 1760, Abraham Hayter bought 1003 acres of a tract called "Brooks Discovery on the Rich Lands" for 250 pounds current money. This tract lay in Frederick County, now Carroll County, MD between Taneytown and the Monocacy River, north of the present Taneytown-Emmitsburg Road and south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Over the next decade, Hayter bought andsold a considerable a mount of land in the area, breaking up large tracts and selling the minimum family-size farms . It is believed that Abraham's real estate partner, Andrew Parks, may have been his brother-in -law (supposing that Parks's wife Rachell was Susannah's sister). In a deed of 18, November 1786, both Hayter & Parks are listed as being of Virginia. Hayter was popular with the German immigrants of Maryland in the 1760s because he could speak their language. They petitioned the court to appoint him justice of the peace. In 1771, he gave two acres of land to be used as the site of the Piney Creek Presbyterian Church. It is believed that the Hayter family originates in Northern England, then moves to Northern Ireland, then settles along the Delaware River, moving down to southeast Pennsylvania to Frederick County, MD. (Source: Basil L Crapster)
-
Abraham gave to his son, Abraham Jr, 313 acres on Woolf Creek under the stipulation that if any salt were mined on that land during the elder Abraham Hayter's life time, he was to receive the 10th bushell. (Dated: 20 March 1798).

Abraham married DARROCK, Susannah Abt 1753, High On A .. Windy Hill, Washington County, Virginia. Susannah (daughter of DARROCK, Thomas and MARY) was born 1728, Probably Horsham Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; died 2 Feb 1809, Hayters Gap, Washington County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]