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16.   Jonathan Hatcher was born at Leesburgh, Loudoun   Co.. Virginia on December
        07, 1812 and died at Columbus, Ohio on June 17, 1904. He was the son of 32.
        Jesse Hatcher and 33. Anna Marie Miller. He married
17. Elizabeth Gardner in Muskingum Co., Ohio on May 04, 1834. She was born in
       Ohio on May 12, 1815 and died at Colombus, Ohio on January 12, 1883. She
       was the daughter of 34. George Gardner and 35. Catherine Dorsey.

Children of Jonathan Hatcher and Elizabeth Gardner:

i.   Frances Amanda Hatcher, born February 01, 1835; married James Taylor.
ii.   Isaiah Gardner Hatcher, born 1837; died 1924; married (1) Elizabeth Gordon.
       (2) Nira Hammond Chandler.
iii. William Strickland Hatcher, born 1841; married Anna Hahn Roush October
      12, 1869.
iv. Jesse Finley Hatcher, born July 06, 1843 in New Lexington, OH; married
      Caroline Lucinda Whipps.
v. Edmund Newton Hatcher, born 1848; died April 06, 1917 in Muskingum Co.,
     OH; married Juliet McCoy November 02, 1871.
vi. Mary Caroline Hatcher, born 1850; married Smith Lewis Johnson.
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16. Jonathan Hatcher married (2)
       Roberta Foster Moss September 9, 1884 Roberta had raised four children and
      two were still living in 1900. Daughter Blanche born in October 1876 to Roberta is
      listed as Jonathan’s stepdaughter *.

Child of Jonathan Hatcher and Roberta Moss;

i. Blanche Moss, born 1877.*

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Obituary:
THE NEWARK (OH) ADVOCATE, 18 January 1904

Johnathan Hatcher
Zanesville, D (sic)., Jan. 18 - The venerable Jonathan Hatcher, founder of the coffin making business in Zanesville, and one of the best men that ever lived in this city, died Sunday afternoon at his home on Third avenue, Columbus, with ailments which came with his extreme age, 93 years.
Jonathan Hatcher was born in Virginia 93 years ago and came to Ohio in 1820, settling at Fultonham. Later he went to New Lexington, and in 1866, he removed from that town to Zanesville, where he established the Hatcher coffin works on the canal bank in the building now occupied by the Zanesville Mantle and Furniture factory. The funeral obsequies will occur at Columbus Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and interment will be made in Greenlawn, beside the body of his wife.

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