. Les hommes représentatifs et les vieilles familles du sud-est du Massachusetts : contenant des croquis historiques de citoyens éminents et représentatifs et des documents généalogiques de plusieurs des vieilles familles . ans. Elle était la mère de six enfants, tous nés à Boston, tous dont le jeune enfant: Henrietta, né le 15 février 1864, diedJune 2, 1864: John Clark, né le 16 février 1865, décédé le 2 janvier 1867; Oliver, né le 9 octobre 1868, décédé le 26 décembre 1878; Jennie Isaiiella, BornJune 18, 1871, décédé le 25 décembre 1873; MariaIsabella, née le 15 juin 1874, est décédée le 11,1876 octobre; Ella Maria, née le 24 février 1881, diésjuin 15, 1883. Monsieur Scatess

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. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . years. She was the mother of sixchildren, all born in Boston, all of whom diedyoung: Henrietta, born Feb. 15, 1864, diedJune 2, 1864: John Clark, born Feb. 16, 1865, died Jan. 2, 1867; Oliver, born Oct. 9, 1868, died Dec. 26, 1878; Jennie Isaiiella, bornJune 18, 1871, died Dec. 25, 1873; MariaIsabella, born June 15, 1874, died Oct. 11, 1876; Ella Maria, born Feb. 24, 1881, diedJune 15, 1883. Mr. Scatess second marriage, which tookplace Dec. 17, 1902, in Hanson, ][ass., was tors. Lucy Clifford (Holmes) Donaldson, ofFalmouth, Massacluisetts. GEORGE E. HATCH was during his lifeone of New Bedfords well-known and res-pected citizens. He was a native of Cape Cod, having been born July 24, 1839, at Hatchville, in the town of Falmouth, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts. Isaac Hatch, father of George E., was aprominent citizen of Hatchville, where hemade his home and where he died. He mar-ried Susan Lawrence Robinson. (ieorge E. Hatch grew to manhood in hisnative home and attended the ]iublic schools.. ^4^^ SOUTHEASTERN MASSAlllLSETiS 1537 He came to Kew Bedford at the age of twenty, in the year 1859, and started in the tinningbusiness. He formed a partnership with thelate Isaac Thatcher and they carried on a suc-cessful business for ten years, when the part-nership was dissolved owing to the ill healthof Mr. Thatcher, who went to California. Mr.Hatch then continued the business alone, add-ing stoves and other wares, besides furnacesupplies, plumbing supplies, etc. This businesswas situated at Hillman and Purchase streetsand Mr. Hatch built up a most successfultrade here, giving it his entire attention anduntiring efforts. His death, which occurredsuddenly April 6, 1910, in New Bedford, leftmany who mourned his loss. He was a manwell known, and highly respected by all whoknew him. He was bur

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