Jacob Hise Jr (1779 - 1869)

Born 11 Feb 1779 in Wautauga, Washington County, North Carolina, United States

Ancestors

Husband of Hannah (Oaty) Hise — married 8 Apr 1807 in Greene, Tennessee, United States

Husband of Eve (G'Fellers) Hise — married 27 Jul 1819 in Greene, Tennessee, United States

Descendants

Died 16 Oct 1869 at age 90 in Cedar Grove, Walker County, Georgia, United States

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Biography

Jacob Hise was born 11 Feb 1779 in Wautauga, Washington, North Carolina, USA to Jacob Hise (1752-1821) and Jenny "Jincy" Seaton (1755-1846).

He had possibly seven siblings (Most taken from other trees I have not researched all sibs. Links to children that I found are provided, Gary H. White):

James Hise 1776-1853

Sarah Hise 1783-1860

Priscilla Patricia (Hise) Dotson 1788-1850

Betsey Hise 1789-1820

Jincy Jane (Hise) Seaton 1792-1872

Henry Hise 1797-1897

Lavinia (Hise) Massey 1799-1880

Marriages

Jacob married Hannah Oaby Caty (1807–1850) 8 Apr 1807 in Greene, Tennessee, USA.^[1]

They had nine children (Taken from other trees I have not researched children):

Nancy Hise 1810–1820

John R Hise 1811–1888

Daughter Hise 1815–

Henry Hise 1819–1894

Greene County, Tennessee, marriage, Jacob Hise and Eve Fellers married 27 July 1819 by Felix Earnest.^[2]

Children

Son Hise 1820–1825

Elizabeth Jane Hise 1821–1919

George W Hise 1822–1844

Jacob Hice 1827–1864

Felix Elijah Hise

Remarks by Gary H. White
His marriage record to Caty shows his name as Jacob Hise Jr. Which is why I show him as a Jr.
There are several Jacob Hise's born in this time period with very little in documentation, that I have found, to distinguish them. There are many researchers with the basic facts, as listed above, but rely on undocumented family trees or the One World Tree. I will not use these as, in my opinion, they are a sharing of ignorance and not verifiable. The facts that many present belong to other Jacob Hise's.
I have not added Hannah Oaby Caty (1807–1850) for similar reasons.
He probably served in the War of 1812 but there are too many to show which record, if any, are his.

Death

Jacob passed away 16 Oct 1869 in Cedar Grove, Walker, Georgia, United States.

Sources

1. ↑ "Tennessee Marriages, 1796-1950," Greene County, Jacob Hise and Hannah Oaty (8 Apr 1807); database, FamilySearch; FHL microfilm 944,386.
2. ↑ "Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002," Greene County, p. . 297, number 2065, Jacob Hise-Eve Fellers (27 July 1819); digital image, Ancestry; citing Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville.

• International Genealogical Index(R), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, 2 Dec 2005.

Acknowledgments

• This person was created through the import of 229-Davies.ged on 19 October 2010.
• Gary H White.
• Timothy Kuehn.