John
Carleton
Hatt
Born in Fredericton, York Co.,New Brunswick, Canada
Ancestors 
Son of Frederick Pickard Hatt
and Ethel May (McLatchy) Hatt
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Willy (Klein) Hatt
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
at age 90
in Fredericton, York Co.,New Brunswick, Canada
Profile last modified
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Biography
John Carleton Hatt ( born September 18, 1916, at Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. - , married on July 4, 1947, at Fredericton, to Willy Klein ( born February 25th, 1924, at Amsterdam, Holland - , daughter of Cornelia ( Eschweiler ) and Cornelis Klein of Bussum, Holland. During World War Two, John C. Hatt served in the Royal Canadian Artillery, alongside his brother, in the 104th Anti-Tank Battery, 7th Anti-Tank Regiment, First Canadian Corp.. After five years of active service in Canada, Great Britain, Africa, Italy and Northwest Europe he returned to Fredericton, receiving his discharge from the armed forces in January, 1946, with the rank of sergeant. The day after the conflict ceased in the Netherlands, the 7th Anti-Tank Regiment moved through the enemy forward positions and billeted in the Town of Bussum, Holland. At the celebration that followed J. Hatt met his future wife, Willy Klein. She came to Canada in June, 1947. After return to civilian life John Hatt was employed by the New Brunswick Department of Lands and Mines, in the Forest Branch as an Inventory Officer. After retirement in 1977 from Goverment service, he was employed for the next twelve years with the law firm of Hoyt, Mockler, Allen and Dixon in Fredericton, as a land title researcher.[1][2] John was a respected Genealogist. He did extensive research of the Estey family in New Brunswick, as well as other histories of New Brunswick families. Being a member of the Towne Family association he also added to the Towne research.
John's Genealogy
Johns Family Histories can be located at the Province of New Brunswick Archive, and the New Brunswick Genealogical Society.
Sources
- ↑ Source, Province of New Brunswick Archive; MC776 John Carleton Hatt’s "A genealogical study of the Estey family of New Brunswick" Hatt-688
- ↑ Source The Daily Gleaner Daily Gleaner | Apr 17, 2007 page 25 Obituary
See Also:
- McNeil sourced Family Tree, Ancestry Family Tree 11422786 by Marilyn Stewart-Evans Stewart-35389
- First hand Knowledge Marilyn Stewart-Evans Stewart-35389
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