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Joseph Walker Hatfield 1837 - 1866

Joseph Walker Hatfield of Australia was born in 1837 to John Hatfield and Frances Walker Hatfield. He had siblings Charles Alexander Hatfield and Wayne Hatfield. Joseph Hatfield died at age 29 years old in 1866.
Joseph Walker Hatfield
Australia
1837
1866
Australia
Male
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    1837
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  • 1866

    Death

    1866
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    Cause of death
    Australia
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    Joseph Walker Hatfield lived 42 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of 29.
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In 1837, in the year that Joseph Walker Hatfield was born, on February 25th, in Philadelphia, the Institute for Colored Youth (ICY) - the oldest African-American university in the United States - was founded. It was the first institution for the higher education of black people in the United States. Founded by Quaker Richard Humphreys who gave $10,000 to establish the school, it still exists today - although the location has moved and it has been renamed Cheyney University. Humphreys was concerned about the struggles of free African Americans to make a living.
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In 1846, Joseph was only 9 years old when on November 4th, the Donner Party was stranded in the Sierra Nevada on its way to California. The ill-fated wagon train was snowed in and couldn't get out of the mountains for 3 months. Some went for help - on foot - but the majority of the 87 people in the wagon train were stuck in heavy snow, without food. Only 48 of the original settlers survived - some by cannibalism of the dead.
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