Halstead/Halsted Family History
The Genealogy of those with the Halstead, Halsted and related surnames or given names
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HALSTEAD, Chester H. [9][1]
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Name HALSTEAD, Chester H. [9] Birth 26 Jan 1882 Jasper County, Indiana
[2, 3] Gender Male
Census15 Apr 1910 Newton Twp, Jasper County, Indiana
[4] Living 1916 Newton Twp, Jasper County, Indiana
[1, 2] - CHESTER H. HALSTEAD Born in Jasper County January 26, 1882, he is a son of Micah B. and Virginia U. (Harris) Halstead. He grew up in this section of Indiana, attended the district schools near the old home and finished with two years in the Valparaiso Normal University. From college he returned home to take up farming and stock raising, and in that has found contentment and all the success which the average man expects from any line of business or profession. It was in March, 1909, that he moved to his present farm in section 7, and out of 245 acres he has it all under cultivation with the exception of eighty acres in timber and pasture. In six years' time he has done a great del to improve the buildings, has subdrained much of his cultivated area by the liberal use of tile, and now has a farm is capable of producing good revenues every season.
On December 15, 1908, at Kiowa, Kansas, he married Miss Emily D. Askew, who was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, February 11, 1886, a daughter of Abraham and Eliza (Lester) Askew, and on the paternal side is of French ancestry. She is a graduate of the Cedar Bluff High School, also attended the normal school at Tazewell, Virginia, and was a successful teacher in her native state for two years. Abraham Askew, her father, was born in Russell County, Virginia, in 1833, and he died in that state October 9, 1908. He was an agriculturist, and was a great reader, especially of the Bible. Mrs. Askew was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, July 12, 1841, a daughter of Isaac and Nancy (Williams) Lester, and she was reared and educated in the old Dominion State of Virginia. There were eleven children in the Askew family, seven sons and four daughters, and six are living, namely: William H., a business man of Wichita, Kansas, and he is married and has eight children; Floyd H., a merchant at Cedar Bluff, Virginia, has two children; Thomas, a farmer in Tazewell County, Virginia, has two children; Lawrence, a farmer at Liberty, Ohio, has two children; Rebecca Ann, who resides with her mother in Rensselaer; and Mrs. Chester Halstead, who is mentioned in the biography of her husband elsewhere in this work. Rebecca Ann Askew received a liberal education, supplementing her common school course by attendance at the Women's Female College at Marion, Virginia, and she has studied both instrumental and vocal music.
Mr. and Mrs. Halstead are the parents of two children: William Henry, born January 2, 1910; and Flora Virginia, born April 13, 1914.
The Standard History of Jasper and Newton Counties
The Lewis Publishing Company - Chicago and New York - 1916
Census1 Jan 1920 Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana
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Census1 Apr 1930 Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana
[5] Name Charles H Halstead [6] _UID E5C62C3185B43240AC3317237F4229FBB108 Death Apr 1967 Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana
[7] Person ID I43338 Garys-Tree Last Modified 28 Jan 2009
Father HALSTEAD, Micah Brundage [8], b. 3 May 1832, Crawford County, Ohio
d. 27 Apr 1902, Newton Twp, Jasper County, Indiana
(Age 69 years) Mother HARRIS, Virginia Unity, b. 1836, Indiana, USA
Marriage 30 Aug 1857 Jasper County, Indiana
[8, 9, 10, 11] Family ID F2919 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family ASKEW, Emily D., b. 11 Feb 1886, Tazewell County, Virginia
Marriage 15 Dec 1908 Kiowa, Barber County, Kansas, USA
[2] Children 1. Living 2. HALSTEAD, William Henry [10], b. 2 Jan 1911, Jasper County, Indiana
d. Dec 1978, Mount Ayr, Newton County, Indiana
(Age 67 years)Family ID F15907 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 7 Feb 2024
- CHESTER H. HALSTEAD Born in Jasper County January 26, 1882, he is a son of Micah B. and Virginia U. (Harris) Halstead. He grew up in this section of Indiana, attended the district schools near the old home and finished with two years in the Valparaiso Normal University. From college he returned home to take up farming and stock raising, and in that has found contentment and all the success which the average man expects from any line of business or profession. It was in March, 1909, that he moved to his present farm in section 7, and out of 245 acres he has it all under cultivation with the exception of eighty acres in timber and pasture. In six years' time he has done a great del to improve the buildings, has subdrained much of his cultivated area by the liberal use of tile, and now has a farm is capable of producing good revenues every season.
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Sources - [S23] News account.
Biobilography of Micah B. -The Standard History of Jasper and Newton Counties, The Lewis Publishing Company - Chicago and New York - 1916 - [S23] News account.
Biobilography of Chester H.. -The Standard History of Jasper and Newton Counties, The Lewis Publishing Company - Chicago and New York - 1916 - [S914] Broderbund Family Archive records SSDI 1937-1997.
" b. 26 Nov 1882" - [S1149] Imported GEDCOM file fr Forest Smith 121705.
- [S67] Census rolls.
1930 Fed'l Census for Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana - [S67] Census rolls.
1930 Fed'l Census for Newton twp, Jasper County, Indiana - [S914] Broderbund Family Archive records SSDI 1937-1997.
#305-42-7004 issued IN b. 26 Nov 1882 d. Apr 1967 last known Rensselaer, IN - [S73] "Halstead - An Outline Guide To The Descendants of.
p.54 - [S320] "Hester Halstead Pier Ms 2000".
p.67 I.D.#2948 "30 Aug 1857" - [S23] News account.
Biobilography -The Standard History of Jasper and Newton Counties, The Lewis Publishing Company - Chicago and New York - 1916 - [S1149] Imported GEDCOM file fr Forest Smith 121705.
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- [S23] News account.
