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If you have information about this particular limb of the Haltom family
tree, please email me at: jane@janereinheimer.com You can also call me at 217-690-8870 with corrections and/or questions.
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JOHN HALTOM: aka John Halton. -- married about 1808 in North Carolina to
Nancy Haltom -- born about 1789 in North Carolina -- died about 1814
4 children:
Nathaniel Haltom -- born
Mar. 12, 1808, in North Carolina
Enoch Spencer Haltom -- borth July 4, 1810 in North Carolina,
Ezekial Hatom --
borth in 1811
Benneter Haltom -- (female) born aobut 1813 in North Carolina
Spouse #2: Sarah Sallie
Callicott, married about 1815 in Montgomery, North Carolina -- born about 1800 in Prince Edward County, Virginia -- died
about 1860 in Ouachita County, Arkansas
4 children:
Mary Haltom -- born about 1817 -- in Henderson, Tennessee
Ebenezer C. Haltom -- born about 1825 in Madison, Tennessee
John David Haltom -- born about 1827 in Henderson, Tennessee Caston Damia Haltom (female) -- born about 1834 in Henderson, Tennessee
Spouse #3:
April -- no information given
4 children:
Living Haltom (no known info)
Living Haltom (no known info)
John Haltom is thought to be of Welsh descent. He moved to Halton in County Lancashire, England as a young
man, and went to live "on the Potomack." Could this be the father of John Haltom who was married to Nancy with these
children -- Nathaniel Haltom, Enoch Spencer Haltom, Ezekial Haltom, Benneter Haltom?
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EZEKIEL HALTOM (born about 1811 in North Carolina), married to
Emeline (age 35 in 1860 census).
Children:
Zachariah (25 years old),
William Haltom (21 years old),
Saml Haltom (11 years old),
Sarah P. Haltom (8 years old),
Jacob L. Haltom (6 years old),
John F.
Haltom (5 years old),
Ora J. Haltom (3 years old),
Nancy A. Haltom (6.12 years old)
Prior to moving
to Arkansas, Ezekiel Haltom lived in Indiana.
At 1860 census, Ezekiel Haltom ws living in Jefferson, Ouachita,
Arkansas
ZACHARIAH T. HALTOM (born Feb. 16, 1834 in Tennessee, died
Feb. 28, 1899) married to Jain E. Bell (born 1843 in Coweta County, GA) or Eliza Jane Bell --
children:
Leonard Allison Haltom, (born Nov. 1867)
Lewis Adrian Haltom (born 1866)
Laarance (born 1871)
James
B. (born 1873)
Alice L. (born 1875)
Robert L. (born 1880)
Zacharia believed his grandfather John
Haltom was of Welsh descent
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Leonard A. Haltom (born 1867) -- married Martha Jane Kitchens
(1872-1946)*
Martha Jane's father was Green Berry Kitchens and married to Mary E. Kitchen six children:
Allison Oscar -- born about 1915
Kenneth George (born Apr. 5, 1902 - died Dec. 3, 1968 (of
Waldo),
Margaret Naomi (died 1958, bladder cancer)
married William Ward (Lewisville,
Arkansas),
three children:
Vernon
Eva Jean
Margaret,
married William T. Foster
Vernon
James E. Foster
Jeannie Wilkins
Frances Claphan -- married Bobbie, had two children. Bobbie died in 2000, lung cancer; married Jim in 2006
daughter, lives in Dallas
son married in September 2009, lives in Florida
Dale, died in Oct. 2009
Leta Mae Anderson
Grace Haltom Sellars (of Naples, Texas),
James Isaac Haltom
Ellen Haltom -- born about
1904
N. Lee Haltom (infant son who died at 1-1/2 months)
Henry Green Haltom -- born about 1890 -- (of Stamps), Ellen
Simmons (of Camden, Arkansas); Lodia/Ladie Clark -- born about 1892 -- one son, Emlen B./Emless B. -- born about 1912
Bertie
Haltom married Burl Clark
Larance Haltom -- born about 1872 -- married to Laura Haltom -- born about 1883 -- 2
children listed under them:
Wilber Haltom -- born about 1913
Kennet Haltom -- born about 1915
and
a Jane Haltom -- born about 1843 in Georgia, listed as mother
*birth certificate of Allison Oscar Haltom says that
there were eight children born to this mother, with Allison being the 8th child.
Allison Oscar Haltom (born April 26, 1915
-- died November 18, 1956) -- married Anna Mae Stubbe (born June 10, 1924 -- died October 31, 2005)-- note: on Allison's
birth certificate, there is a note that there are "7 living children to this mother" which would make Allison the
8th child born to Leonard and Martha Jane
four children:
Anna Mae 1942 - 2007 (died of lung
cancer), married Tommy Sanders -- had three children: -- divorced; married John Perkins who died in 2006 of lung cancer Karen Lynne Sanders, married Alex Orobey
Robin Coker-- two children
Cynthia Gail -- one child
Martha Jane, married Howard Korte -- had two children -- divorced; married Quintin Reinheimer in 1978
Sharon Lynette Korte
Teresa Lee Korte --married Rick Smith,
Allison Wallace --
born 1945, died at Richland, Louisiana in 2002
James Willard (born 1948, died 1988) -- married Betty -- three
children
Robert James, married Janis Marie Pokoj (Aug. 24, 1991) -- two children
Robert, Jr.
Nicole
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Common English spellings of Haltom family name: Haultum, Haltum, Halton, Hulton
The Hultons came from Wales to Lancashire in 1167. Richard Hulton had freehold lands -- a 1,316 acre park
from http://www.manchester2002-uk.com/history/old-families4.html:
The Hultons of Westhoughton:
It is recordeth that lorweth and Madoc Hulton, came to Bolton from
Wales in 1167. In 1304 Richard de Hulton, of Hulton Park south-west of Bolton in Westhoughton, is recorded as having freehold
of lands in the districts of Huton, Ordsall, Flixton and Heaton. At Hulton he built Hulton Hall, which, by the late 19th century
was surrounded by a 1,316 acre park of plantations and pleasure grounds with 4 acres of water. The estate which is rich in
coal mines was the sole property of the Hulton's of Hulton Park.
The old Hulton family was highly respected, influential
and long lasting. The last surviving member of the Hulton family, Sir Geoffrey Hulton, died only a few years ago after more
than eight centuries dominating the land west of Bolton. It was in 1819, at the infamous "Peterloo Massacre," that
magistrate William Hulton ordered the Yeomanry Cavalry to arrest Orator William Hunt as he addressed the great demonstration
at St. Peter's Field in Manchester, thus setting off a train the events which were to go down in history as a less than glorious
event.
from http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/haltom-family-crest.htm
The ancestors of the bearers of the Haltom family name are thought to have lived in ancient Anglo-Saxon England.
They were first found in Halton, a very common place-name in England. The place-name is derived from the Old English terms
halh, which means nook or corner of land, and tun, which meant farm or enclosure and later came to mean
fortress and town. The name means "farm in the nook or corner of land." The surname denotes a dweller of same.
Until quite recently, the English language has lacked a definite system of spelling rules. Consequently, Anglo-Saxon
surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. Changes in Anglo-Saxon names were influenced by the evolution
of the English language, as it incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other languages. Although Medieval scribes and
church officials recorded names as they sounded, so it is common to find one person referred to by several different spellings
of his surname, even the most literate people varied the spelling of their own names. Variations of the name Haltom include
Halton, Haltone, Hulaham, Haltom, Haltum and others.
First founds in Lancashire where they were seated from very
ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquestand the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D.
Searching
for a better life, many English families migrated to British colonies. Unfortunately, the majority of them travelled under
extremely harsh conditions; overcrowding on the ships caused the majority of the immigrants to arrive deceased, famished,
and destitute from the long journey across the ocean. For those families that arrived safely, modest properity was attainable,
and many went on to make invaluable contributions to the deveopment of the cultures of the new colonies. Research into the
origins of individual families in North America revealed records of the immigration of a number of people bearing the name
Haltom or a variant listed above.
James Haltom who arrived in Philadelphia in 1853.
James Haltom arrived
in Maryland in 1775.
John Haltom arrived in Potomack in 1747.
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