Daniel Haston Family Association
Researching and Preserving the History of Daniel Haston's Extensive Family
A 501 (c)(7) IRS-Approved Association
Rescuing from oblivion the history and stories of our early Hastons and related ancestors.
Don’t Miss this Historic MidAmerica Gathering of Haston, Hastin, and Hastain Families
Daniel Haston (c. 1750-1826), an early Tennessee pioneer, was the ancestor of many, if not most, people with Haston, Hastin, and Hastain family names, regardless of where they live in the USA.
In the 1800s, many of his descendants moved west to places like Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, etc., and even to California and the Northwest. This Gathering will focus on the history of these branches of the vast Daniel Haston FAMILY.
Daniel Haston was an American pioneer born in northern Virginia. In about 1783, he moved his family to what is now East Tennessee and eventually settled in what became White County of Middle Tennessee.
His father, Henry Hiestand, immigrated to America from the German Rhineland in 1727. However, the Hiestand family originated in Canton Zürich, Switzerland. They were Anabaptists (Mennonites) who had to flee their Swiss homeland because of persecution for their simple Biblical faith.
Daniel, a first-generation born-American, was a very simple man with 13 or so children and dozens of grandchildren who scattered from Tennessee throughout the Midwest, Southwest, Western states, and pretty much all over the United States.
An Association of Daniel Haston’s Descendants and Other Folks Who Are Interested in Daniel and His Extensive Family
Daniel’s father, our earliest immigrant ancestor, was Henrich Hiestand. The original Hiestand surname first appeared in 1401. The name has morphed into many different spellings–Haston, Hastin, Hasten, Hasting, Hastings, Hastain, etc. Regardless of how our “H” names are spelled, we are all members of one big family.
You certainly don’t have to carry one of those names to be a part of The Daniel Haston Family Association. Anyone related to the family, directly or indirectly, is welcome to join us as we seek to research, preserve, and honor the history and heritage of the vast Daniel Haston family.
We would like to see the association grow, not only as a repository and disseminator of historical information but also as a group of committed family members who could assist with Haston-related projects. For example, one goal would be to raise funds to help with the upkeep of some key cemeteries where our ancestors are buried.
We will be making known some of the association’s financial needs along the–annual costs of our website as well as some opportunities to assist with some Haston heritage projects.
To become a member of our association, go to "Register" on the main menu at the top of the page. Also, please share this page with others who might have an interest in joining the Daniel Haston Family Association.
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The Legacy of Service is a military honor society within the Daniel Haston Family Association. It was organized to recognize and honor military veterans who are in any way related to the Daniel Haston Family.
If you are military veteran from the extended Daniel Haston Family (including related families), we invite you to submit information about your military service. Also, consider submitting your ancestors’ military service information for admittance into the Legacy of Service military honor society.
Coordinated by Major General Max Haston, Retired
Zoom Meeting, Monday at 7:00 p.m. Central Time – March 9, 2026 Your Invitation Link – Plug This Into Your Web Browser: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89784337004?pwd=UVtg1k6DXQJDlT7el7jZby8C8FvmWF.1 We will talk about the basic plans
1852 – James Haston, a Case in Point James Haston – History of Reno County, Kansas – Volume 2 (pages 780-782) When I see the HASTON name, I immediately begin
The Y’s Fitness Director, Nina Weston, has seen Lucas through this journey and could not be prouder. She shared part of Lucas’s story, as he got comfortable teaching the others
One a Son of Jeremiah Haston, the Other a Son of Isaac Haston — Both, Grandsons of Daniel Haston John Wesley Hastin and Haston – Cousin vs Cousin David J.
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
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
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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,
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
When he was approximately 23 years old, our ancestor Daniel Haston (originally Hiestand) married Christina Nave on September 28, 1773, in Dunmore/Shenandoah County, VA. I think we can say with confidence that
Hastons in Court – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly 1840-1844 1845-1849 1850-54 1855-1859 1860-1866 Year of 1860 Page Name Description 361 Wm. C. Haston Mentioned here as a
The Basic Story Newspaper Nuances Sheriff Mrs. Haston As the story goes, she strapped her husband’s guns on around the waist of her dress and got to work. She meant
Links will be activated when the stories are posted. The Basic Story Newspaper Nuances Sheriff Mrs. Haston I’ve been taught, and have taught others, that the stories we tell ourselves
Links will be activated when the stories are posted. The Basic Story Newspaper Nuances Sheriff Mrs. Haston Who would have thought that this innocent-looking little boy would become the Sheriff
65 Years After the War – Confederate Pension Denied Jane Ritter’s Memory of the Family Story About Her Maternal Great-Grandfather, David Montgomery Haston The only thing I remember my Haston
1895 – Interesting Facts and Stories About Our Earlier Cousins Thanks to the “now” online availability of many historical newspapers, we can learn interesting facts and stories about some of
The Horrible Death of “Shack” (Isaac T. Haston, Jr.) The Chattanooga (TN) Commercial, January 1, 1887 If you appreciated this article, please share it with others who might also enjoy
150 Years of History in the (Isaac T.) Haston Family Cemetery October 12, 2025 Haston Cemetery Decoration and History Talk Imagine: For 150 years, descendants of Isaac T. and Elizabeth
Hastons in Court – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly 1840-1844 1845-1849 1850-54 1855-1859 1860-1866 Year of 1855 (June – December) Page Name Description 3 Isaac T. HastonAbraham Trogdon,
Hastons in Court – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly 1840-1844 1845-1849 1850-54 1855-1859 1860-1866 Year of 1850 Page Name Description 292 James A. Haston J.P. – county court
Mid-America All Hastons Gathering – Fall 2026 Exact date and details to be determined with input from interested attendees. Descendants of Daniel Haston settled in all of the areas within
Dwight Haston – A Proud Haston, A Proud American I just learned that Dwight passed away Thursday morning, September 25, 2025. Read Dwight’s Legacy of Service (Air Force) Record I
Hastons in Court – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly 1840-1844 1845-1849 1850-54 1855-1859 1860-1866 Year of 1845 Page Name Description 139 David Haston J.P. – county court (January
Hastons in Court – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly 1840-1844 1845-1849 1850-54 1855-1859 1860-1866 Year of 1840 Page Name Summary 1 Isham B. Haston He was one of
Honoring the 389 Local Folks Buried in This 200+ Year Old Graveyard Haston – Cummings – Stipes – Crawley – Shockley – Moore – Madewell – Denney – Whitley –
