HERRINGSHAW S LIURARY OF AMKRICAN BIOGRAPHY.
92
He
sixth and twenty-seventh conjjresses.
died June 17, 1H42, in Sulpluir Springs, Va.
Hastreiter, Mrs. Helene, niusieian. composer, was born Nov. 17, 18.')8. in F>ouisville.
Ky. Her home is in (Jenoa. Slie ia a great
favorite in Italy. Some of her leading roles
are Orfeo, Kuridice, Dalilah, Senta and Ortrud.
Haswell, Charles Haynes,
engineer, author, was born
New York
City.
He was
and marine
vill*'.
May
22. 18(IH. in
the
chief engineer
and
Brooklyn
britlge;
and
consulting engineer of
the board of public
improvements
Ytirk.
In
of
18.S7
New
he de-
and dircct»'d
the (irst steam launch.
He waH the author of
signetl
manual
entitled
Haswell; ami Reminiscences of an Octogenarian of the City of
New York. He died May 1.3. l!M)7, in New
York City.
Hatch, Abram, mormon bishop, was born
.Tan. a. 18.30, in Lincoln. Vt.
In 1840 he
move«l t«i Nauvoo, III.: in 18.>(> removed to
I'tali; and has crossed the plains ten times
with wagons. For thirty three years he
was high priest; for four years was probate
judge; antl for twenty-three years was a
representative in the I'tah state legislature.
Hatch, Edward, soldier, was born Dec. 22.
1832. in Bangor, .Maine. In I8ri4 he was
brevetted major-general of volunteers; and
three years later was promote*! to the same
rank in the I'nited .States army. He subseqiiently served in the Indian wars. He <lied
.pril 11. 18!M). in Fort Kobinson. Neb.
Hatch, Edward Wingate, lawyer, jtirist.
was born Nov. 2(1. 18.V2. in Friendship. N.Y.
In 1880-8n he was <listrict attorney of Kri<*
county. N.Y. and in lS87-tl."» was judge of
the superior court of RulTalo. N.Y. In 18!l.'>
he resigne«l from tlw superior court and was
elected
a
jiistice
of
tin-
supreme court of
New York from tiie eighth judicial district
for a term of fourteen years. In 18!M]-M)(M)
he was assigned to the afipellate division of
th»' siiM»nd department of Brooklyn; ami in
IlHK»-0."» was transferred to the lirst department of the City of New York. In ino.") Inresigned from the IhmicIi and entered the law
(irm of I'arker. Hat
4-ltK).3 he was superintendent of the .Michigan ilivision of the Terre
Haute and Indianapolis railroad, now the
N'andalia line, and in 189(M!)02 was also its
cliief engin«'i'r. Since l!K(.» he has again been
chief » ngiin-t-r of the Yandalia railroad.
and Sheehan of
New
Hatch, Francis March, lawyer, jurist, was
born .lune 7. I8."»2. in Portsmouth. N.H. In
|S78-i;t04 be practiced law in Honolulu.
Hawaii; and since that time has been justice of the supreme court of Hawaii.
Hatch, Frederick Thomas, railway ofTuial
of St. Louis. Mo., was born in Haverhill.
.Mass. He entered railway service in 1874.
and has tilled pttsitions fnun rodman to chief
(.
of California. H«'
wrote numerous papers on the climate of
California, and the nu>dical springs of that
state. He died Oct. 10, I88.i, in .Sacramento.
Cal.
Hatch, Henry Reynolds, merchant, philanthropist, was born in 18.'<0 in <irand Isle. Vt.
He began his ••areer in a dry goods lirni of
Cleveland. Ohio. He is a director of tinchamber of commerce; and an oflicer of several national and savings banks.
.Medi<-Hl
assin-iation
Hatch, Herschel Harrison, lawyer, jurist,
congressman, was born Feb. 17. 18.37. in
.Morrisville. N.Y.
In 18t5.3 he remove«l to
Bay City. Mich.; was elected a inemlH^r of
tin- (irst boanl of aldermen of Bay City in
18<>.'t; iiiid electeil jmlge of probate in
I80S,
v was appointed a member of the stati>
constitutional conimissi<»ri in 1872; and of
the state tax commission in 1881; and in
I88.3-S.'>
lie
igan to
the
was
a representative fr<»m .Michforty-eightli congress as a rejiub-
licaii.
Hatch, Hezekiah Eastman, banker of Login. Ctah. was born Dec. Hi. 18.")."». in I^dii.
Ctah. Since 188.3 he has b«>«>n connected with
Thatcher Brothers Banking company, of
Mliich he has la-en president since BUO. He
has been county commissioner and council
man of his city; and president of the Commercial-Booster's club. He is also president
of the Thatcher .Milling ami Klevat«ir company and otiier corporations.
was
He was a
Hatch, Israel Thompson, congressman,
b«)rii
in
iiieintH-r
1.S08
in
of the
Owasco.
New York
N.S'.
state assembly in
18.*»2; ami in I8.»7-.>!I he was a r<'pres«'ntiitive to the thirty-lifth congress.
In I8.">0
e was appointe<l to examine and report u]»on the working of the recipro<-ity treaty;
and a few wii'ks latiT was a[i|Miinted postmaster at Bulfalo. He died Sept. 24. 187r>,
l
in
Biillalo.
N.Y.
Hatch, Jetbro A., surgeon, congressman,
Immii .luiie 18. |8:{7. in Chenango counHe was commissioned assistant
ty. N.Y.
surgeon of the thirty-sixth Illinois volunteer
infantry in lS»i2: and was afterward promoted to surgeon of the same regiment. In
1872-7.3 he was a memlM-r of the Indiana
house of re|>resentatives. In 180r)-!(7 be was
a representative to the fifty -fourth congress
was
as a republican.
Hatch, John Porter, scddier, was born -Jan.
1822. in Oswego. N.Y. He served in the
Mexican war; and in I8r>l became brigadier-
0.
yeneral of volunteer-,
lli-
<li< il
in
New York
Citv.