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ALFRED J. HATCH
Hatch, A. J., M.D., Russell, was born, April 12, 1861, a son
of S. C. Hatch, a native of South Canton, born in 1826, whose father was
Dr. Hatch, born in Vermont, who came to South Canton. S. C. Hatch came
to Russell with his parents when six years of age, and has always followed
agriculture. He married Ann, daughter of Justus Ives, of Russell, and they
have had eight children, four now living [1884]: Victor C., L. B., Martha
B., and A. J. The latter, our subject, was educated in the St. Lawrence
Semimary [sic Seminary] and the medical department of the University of
Vermont, beginning practice in 1885 in Norwood, where he remained about
eighteen months. He then came to this town, where he has built up an enviable
reputation as a reliable practitioner, his rides extending into the towns
of Russell, Fine, Clifton, Pierrpont, Clair, etc. In 1886 he married Fannie
F., daughter of T. P. and Harriet Johnson, both of Vermont, but now residents
of Russell. They have had one child, [to 1894], who died in infancy. [Our
Country and Its People: A Memorial Record of St. Lawrence County, New York,
Ed. Gates Curtis. Syracuse, NY. D. Mason & Company, Publishers, 1894,
page 325.]
Note: Both Alfred J. Hatch and his wife, Fannie, died in an
epidemic in January, 1899 and their children went to live with Alfred's
brother, Lester Bryan Hatch.