Articles Related to the Haston-Hastin-Hastain MidAmerica Gathering
When you drive into the village of Ebenezer, you will see this building. It was the Ebenezer Public School for many years, but now the home of the Ebenezer Historical Society.
You will drive around to the back of the building, where you will see this beautiful new entrance to the historical society and parking spaces.
Entrance into the building is through this lovely covered deck.
The deck was created with multiple functions in mind--relaxation, informal gatherings, meals, meetings, serving tables, and other uses.
The inside has been creatively redesigned for meals and meetings. The capacity is approximately 75 guests, more or less, depending on table seating or chair arrangement. The wooden floor is a favorite feature.
The modern kitchen is adjacent to the large meal and meeting room. Clean (new) restrooms are down the hall, beyond the kitchen.
Each morning, we will have coffee, etc., and light breakfast snacks.
Midday lunch included.
Late afternoon dinner included.
All for a total registration price of $50 per adult and teen, $25 per child ages 5-12, and free for ages 4 and under.
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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 Tennessee
- The Daniel Haston Family Tree, All of Daniel’s Known Children
- Jeremiah Haston Family of Dallas County, MO – Wayne Haston
Dallas County, MO Field Trip – Jeremiah Haston Family Historic Places
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Saturday, October 10
- The Westward Migrations of Hastons – MO, AR, OK, TX, CA and Elsewhere – Wayne Haston
(Hastons, Hastins, Hastings, Hastains, etc.) - Jesse Haston Family of Howard and Adjacent Counties – Wayne Haston
- Isaac Haston/Hastin and Other Greene County, MO Relatives – Wayne Haston
- Isaac Hastin Family in Cave Spring Area
- Jacob Mitchell (husband of Daniel’s daughter, Lucinda) in Ebenezer
Greene County, MO Field Trip – Isaac Haston Family Historic Places
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