Biography of Albert Hathaway, page 687.  History of De Kalb County, Indiana.  
Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

Albert Hathaway was born in Lake County, Ohio, May 9, 1828, a son of Nathan 
and Hannah (Hamilton) Hathaway, natives of Massachusetts, who moved to Ohio 
in the early days of that State’s existence.  He remained with his parents 
till twenty-two years of age, and with them in 1842 came to Indiana and 
settled in Richland Township, De Kalb County, where his father died Dec. 16.  
He was reared a farmer and has always made agricultural pursuits his 
occupation. He now owns 156 acres of choice land, well improved,  He was 
married Dec. 25, 1854, to Phoebe Haulk, a daughter of John Haulk, who moved 
from Pennsylvania to Ohio in an early day, thence to Adams County, Ind., 
where Mrs. Hathaway was born.  Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway have had thirteen 
children, Eleven are living---Eunice Ellen, Hannah, Mary Jane, Nathan, John, 
Anna, Lydia, Silas, Dollie, Stella and Calvin.  Politically, Mr. Hathaway 
casts his suffrage with the Democratic party.  He and his wife are members 
of the German Baptist church.

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Arlene Goodwin
Auburn, Indiana
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