See also: Daughters of Catherine Haston Austin – Granddaughters of Daniel Haston Daniel Haston’s daughter, Catherine, married John Austin in about 1819. John’s first wife, Rachel, had recently died. Catherine inherited seven of Rachel’s children, immediately becoming a busy step-mother. Over the next 23 years, Catherine gave birth to six children of her own–threeContinue reading “Catherine Haston Austin’s Sons”
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Catherine Haston Austin’s Daughters
See also: Sons of Catherine Haston Austin – Grandsons of Daniel Haston Daniel Haston’s daughter, Catherine, married John Austin in about 1819. John’s first wife, Rachel, had recently died. Catherine inherited seven of Rachel’s children, immediately becoming a busy step-mother. Over the next 23 years, Catherine gave birth to six children of her own–threeContinue reading “Catherine Haston Austin’s Daughters”
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October 2026 – MidAmerica All Hastons Gathering
It’s set – Mid-America Gathering for all descendants of Daniel Haston! October 9 & 10, 2026 at the Ebenezer, MO Historical Society near Springfield, Missouri Friday, October 9 Welcome and Orientation to the Village of Ebenezer – Laura Nichols, President of Ebenezer Historical Society Our Earliest Hiestand/Haston Family Roots – Wayne Haston Switzerland to TennesseeContinue reading “October 2026 – MidAmerica All Hastons Gathering”
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E.C. Haston – WCHS Principal
E.C. Haston – Principal of White County (TN) High School Van Buren County, TN – Born and Grew Up Edwin Cummings Haston was born on November 9, 1913, in Cummingsville, TN (3rd District in Van Buren County, TN). 1920 Census – Cummingsville, TN 1930 Census – Cummingsville, TN Middle Tennessee State Teacher College – Murfreesboro,Continue reading “E.C. Haston – WCHS Principal”
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1896 – Hastons in the News
1896 – Interesting Facts and Stories About Our Earlier Cousins Thanks to the “now” online availability of historical newspapers, we can learn interesting facts and stories about some of our Haston relatives, especially the ones who lived in communities where there were newspapers that have been digitized and become accessible through the Internet. I focusContinue reading “1896 – Hastons in the News”
