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In this book, I tell a story—a historically true story about our Haston family roots in Europe, beginning near the end of the Middle Ages. The story will continue as I describe some of the dreadful experiences they were forced to endure in Europe because of their evangelical Christian faith and how our immigrant ancestor (earliest-to-America ancestor) got to America. But the most extensive part of the story will focus on how our American forefathers moved from Pennsylvania to Virginia, from Virginia to Tennessee and Kentucky, and from there, all across the United States.
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- Sparta, TN at the White County Archives
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- Spencer, TN at the Van Buren County Heritage Museum
- Lancaster, PA at Mennonite Life (formerly Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society)
The 31 Chapters in the Book
Section One – Our Haston Family Roots in Europe
Chapter 1 – The Pre-DNA Search for Our Family Roots
Chapter 2 – Switzerland, Our Deepest European Roots
Chapter 3 – Anabaptists in Switzerland
Chapter 4 – Anabaptists Flee to Eastern France and the Rhineland of Germany
Chapter 5 – Ibersheim in the Palatinate of Germany
Chapter 6 – Emigration to America
Section Two – Henrich Hiestand in America
Chapter 7 – Henrich Hiestand in Pennsylvania
Chapter 8 – Henrich Hiestand in Virginia
Section Three – Daniel and Abraham Hiestand
Chapter 9 – Daniel Haston in Virginia
Chapter 10 – Daniel Haston, a Revolutionary War Veteran?
Chapter 11 – Daniel Haston’s Early North Carolina Connections
Chapter 12 – Hiestand Families in Upper East Tennessee
Chapter 13 – Hiestand Families in Early Kentucky
Section Four – Daniel Haston Family in Tennessee
Chapter 14 – Daniel Haston Family in Knox County, Tennessee
Chapter 15 – David Haston’s Young Family
Chapter 16 – Daniel Haston’s Family in White County, Tennessee
Section Five – Children of Daniel Haston
Chapter 17 – David Haston in White County, Tennessee
Chapter 18 – David Haston in Van Buren County, Tennessee
Chapter 19 – Grandson, Montgomery Greenville Haston
Chapter 20 – Joseph Haston
Chapter 21 – Jacob and Lucinda Haston Mitchell
Chapter 22 – John and Catherine Haston Austin
Chapter 23 – Isaac Haston in Tennessee
Chapter 24 – Isaac Haston in Missouri
Chapter 25 – Isaac Haston in California
Chapter 26 – Jesse Haston
Chapter 27 – Jeremiah Haston
Chapter 28 – Daniel Haston, Jr.
Chapter 29 – James and Elizabeth Haston Roddy
Chapter 30 – Mary/Polly and Peggy Hastings?
Addendum
Chapter 31 – Big Fork Baptist Church and Cemetery
8 thoughts on “The Story of the Daniel Haston Family – Book”
Thank you for your talent and persistence to make this possible for all in our gene pool.
Thank you for your Dedication and persistence over the many years of your research. May God’s choices blessings be yours.
So happy you are finished with this noble project.
I need a copy of you book, I will be in Lancaster County PA in Sept. Can I pick up one there?
Roger Hiestand Florence Az
Yes, you can get a copy at Mennonite Life, formerly Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.
Kendrick Maynard was my 2nd Great Grandfather. I have never heard the story that he murdered anyone. I have only found where he was involved in a state Supreme Court case, but there was no information.
Hello, I just learned of your book and research, which is so important for future generations. My 9th Great Grandmother was Klianna Hiestand, whose father was Jung Hans Hiestand, the son of Heinrich Hiestand. It was nice to confirm some of the family history! Following that, it was the Hagmanns, Hackmans, Hiseys, Millers and Hausenflucks who stayed in the Shenandoah Valley!
Hi Benita…
I’m pleased to hear from you. Did you see my 2024 book: https://danielhaston.blog/purchase-the-swiss-german-heritage-of-daniel-hiestand/
Wayne – WayneH37@aol.com