Hattie Deloach

married Bessie O. Williams. Bessie (daughter of Thomas W. Williams and Mary DeLoach) was born in Aug 1885 in Carter County, , , Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Mary DeLoach on 15 Feb 1895 in Carter County, , , Tennessee. Mary (daughter of Nathaniel DeLoach and Elizabeth Grindstaff) was born on 15 Jul 1867 in Carter County, , , Tennessee; died on 19 Jan 1938 in Carter County, , , Tennessee; was buried in Deloach Cemetery, Deloach Road, Carter County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

WILLIAMS, Mary
“Elizabethton Star,” Wednesday, January 19, 1938
MRS. MARY WILLIAMS
Mrs. Mary Williams, age 70, died Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Bowers on the Siam pike.
Funeral services will be conducted at the East Side Baptist church Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with the Rev. C. L. Bowden and Rev. Bramlett in charge. Interment will be in the Deloach Cemetery.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. John Bowers; one brother, David Deloach and four grandchildren, all of Elizabethton.
Mrs. Williams was a life-long member of the First Baptist church in this city, serving faithfully until her death.
Active pallbearers will be Ike Crowe, Bill Milam, Brownlow Scalf, George Angel, Arthur Angel, Harry Hyder.
Those in charge of the flowers will be Mesdames George Angel, John Powell, Ike Crowe, John Turner, Ray Bowman, Arthur Angel, A. C. Brown and Worley Livingston.

Notes:

Nathaniel DeLoach was probably named after General Nathaniel Taylor, famous war hero and early settler of Northeastern Tennessee. Nathan began working in the iron foundaries operated by the Carter families when he was a young man. In the early days of these foundaries, much of the work was done by slave labor under the supervision of white foremen. At some point, Nathan DeLoach probably became one of these foremen. It is interesting to note that several of the slaves that were given their freedom by the Carters assumed the DeLoach surname. In the 1850 Carter County Census, Nathan DeLoach and his wife Margaret Atkins (King ?) are listed on the census takers worksheet next to Evilina B. Carter, the widow of Alfred Moore Carter, who was probably the wealthiest resident of Carter County at that time. This means that they were either living on the Carter Estate, or living in a next door house. The close relationship between the Carters and Nathan DeLoach is evident from other events. Nathan named the sons he had by Margaret Atkins after two of Alfred M. Carters sons: Samuel Powhatan Carter, who was a famous Civil War Union Army General, Commandant of the U.S. Naval Academy, and the only military officer in U.S. history to hold the rank of Army General and Navy Admiral. William Blount Carter, a graduate of Princeton University, a Presbyterian minister, an organizer of the Union Bridge Burners during the Civil War, and a member of the 1870 Constitutional Convention in Nashville. Following the death of Margaret Atkins, Nathan left the home he had inherited from his father to his son William. Following his marriage to Elizabeth Grindstaff, he bought land from William Blount Carter, who at that time was the executor of his mother's will. This land adjoined the farms of the other descendants of John DeLoach on the Old Siam Road in Carter County.

1850 Carter County, TN Census
District 6
Household 47
Nathan Deloach 36 TN Hammerman Married 1842
Margaret 38 VA
Samuel 6 TN
William 3 TN
Joseph L. King 9 TN

1860 Carter County, TN Census
1st Division
Household 136
Nathan DeLoch 45 TN Hammerman
Margaret 44 VA
Samuel 15 TN
William 12 TN

1870 Carter County, TN Census
District 7
Household 93
Nathaniel Deloach 55 TN Millwright
Elizabeth 25 TN

Household 40
David B. Jenkins 40 TN State Revenue Collector
Eva 19 TN
Mary Deloach 4 TN
Malinda 2 TN

1880 Carter County, TN Census
District 7
Household 93
Nathaniel Deloach 63 TN SC TN Farmer
Elizabeth 25 TN TN NC
Mary 14 TN TN TN
Pheby 12 TN TN TN
Henry 10 TN TN TN
David 6 TN TN TN
Malinda 2 TN TN TN

Nathaniel married Elizabeth Grindstaff on 23 Sep 1865 in Carter County, , , Tennessee. Elizabeth (daughter of Andrew Jackson "A.J." Grindstaff and Malinda Pritchett) was born about Sep 1843 in Carter County, , , Tennessee; died before 1920; was buried in Deloach Cemetery, Deloach Road, Carter County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in the household of her son Henry in the 1910 Carter County Census:

Household 37
Henry Deloach38TN TN TNDivorced
Elizabeth Mother 64TN TN TNWidow
Jane Sister 40TN TN TNDivorced
Thos. Nephew 11TN TN TN