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"If dogs don't go to heaven when they die, when I die I want to go
where they go."
- in memory of my Springer Spaniel Niki - (Jun 12, 1986 - July 16, 2001) -
an unwavering friend throughout her life -
without her there is a huge hole in my heart
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Almost Home
An inaccurate but thought-provoking composite.
Milky Way, Venus, and Mars photos by JPL/NASA;
Moon and Saturn photos by Kopernik Astro Society;
Earth artwork by Don Davis;
and Jupiter artwork by Maralyn E. Vicary
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G.HAT COMPUTER
I have over 35 years of experience with computers.
Please feel free to e-mail me at the address below with your interests and questions about computers.
I will attempt to answer all inquiries.
If I can not answer your questions I have an extensive
list of commercial and private contacts in the computer
industry and am certain I can connect you with someone who can.
partial customer list
- logos may be trademarks and are the property of their
respective companies -
E-mail me at
"Jerry Hatfield" <hb at ghat.com>
for further information.
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If you find the genealogy information useful
PLEASE
send a donation
so I can continue bringing this and future updated material to you. Thank you.
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Gerald R. Hatfield
514 Second Street
Kenyon, MN 55946
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(even a couple of bucks would help)
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HATFIELD GENEALOGY
I have a large research database of genealogical information on
Hatfield and related names
with a significant amount on the
Hatfield-McCoy feud
which I would like to enhance and share.
Of special interest to me is a
Samuel Ryan Hatfield
who married Helena Wohltman
and his brother Henry C. Hatfield.
They were all living in Ohio in the the 1860's.
The death certificate for Samuel Ryan Hatfield indicates that his
father's name was S.R. Hatfield from VA, but it is attested to by
Samuel Ryan's son Clarence who might have never known his grandfather.
My current speculation is that Samuel and Henry C. Hatfield might have
been fathered by Francis M. Hatfield
(note the similiar family structures) allowing for a mistake in the
middle initial of Samuel M. Hatfield under Francis.
Above, is the coat of arms of a supposed Hatfield which my father gave
me back in the 1960s. If you know who the person was who was
associated with this coat of arms, I would very much like to have
further information on it and them.
A description of the shield is
"Ermine, on a chevron engrailed sable three cinquefoils or."
The motto is simply "Pax."
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Except as noted, images and backgrounds are original photos from
Minnesota by the webmaster.
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