Jeremiah Hatch Dies in Minnesota Pioneer of Ashley Valley
Jeremiah Hatch born April 10 1878 in emit field Utah son of Jeremiah and Seth Winn Hatch moved with family through Todian regions to Ashley Valley where he helped establish a home. He married Zidhis Mickell of Vernal later divorced then married Balt Lake and died in Minnesota leaving four children Manda and Jerry Nickell Hatch Jensen and Graks Valley plus three brothers Roy Golden and Abram Hatch and four sisters Aldura Merkley Everett Mary Ferry Johnson and Pearl Carey. He served 25 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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