Sixth Generation

302. William Hutcheson was born on 20 February 1790 in Grainger Co., TN. He died on 8 June 1839 at the age of 49 in Rhea Co., TN. He lived in Rhea Co., TN.

William Hutcheson and Margaret "Peggy" Sigler were married on 20 July 1809. Margaret "Peggy" Sigler was born on 8 September 1793 in Tennessee. She died on 6 August 1878 at the age of 84 in Tarrant Co., TX. She was buried at Johnson Station Cemetery in Arlington, Tarrant, TX. Peggy lived in Texas.

1. After the death of her second husband, she went to TX.

2. Two documents prepared by the Sons of the American Revolution, the first undated and the amendment dated Oct. 27th, 1937,state that Margaret Sigler's first name was spelled "Margarette" rather than "Margaret". Also, the amendment says her death date was 1880, rather than 1878. Her headstone in Johnson Station Cemetery says 1878. See Scrapbook.
The author of the amendment certified that the information came from one of the old Bibles of the Hutcheson family, in fact, was recorded by a son of Margaret and William,one Charles Hutcheson, who with two other brothers, Issac LaFayette and Calvin Leonidus Hutcheson migrated from TN to TX in 1866; their mother (Margaret Sigler) who had lost her second husband Henry Gothen (my records have Henry Gocher) in 1863, came with them and settled at Alvorado, Texas. Margaret Sigler came to Johnson Station in Tarrant County with I. L. and Charles Hutcheson in 1870 and where she resided until her death in 1880 (?).

The documents mentioned in Note 2 were provided to me by Dede Hutcheson, wife of William Loyd Hutcheson, ggson of Charles Cyrus Hutcheson.

William Hutcheson-27944 and Margaret "Peggy" Sigler-27955 had the following children:

+773	i.	Phillip Sigler Hutcheson-27965.
774	ii.	Matilda N. Hutcheson was born on 4 September 1814. She died on 9 July 1835 at the age of 20.
775	iii.	Charles Hutcheson was born on 6 May 1817. He died on 22 February 1896 at the age of 78.
776	iv.	William Caswell Hutcheson was born on 25 March 1821 in Rhea Co., TN.
777	v.	George Washington "Wash" Hutcheson was born on 24 August 1823. He died in May 1869 at the age of 45. [Marcus Merged 7.FTW] 1. From Thomas T. Ewell's "A History of Hood County Texas..." p.47: "In 1855, the Presbyterians, Baptists, Methodists and Reformed Christians were all well respected. About this date, they united in the building of a church where each held services once a month. This church stood near Walnut Creek." From Pg.. 48: "Adjacent to this old union church was the cemetery. The first death and burial occurring here was that of the wife of Mr. "Wash" Hutcheson. His wife was the former E. S. Templeton whom he m. Nov.1, 1854."
778	vi.	Isaac Lafayette Hutcheson was born on 15 May 1826 in East Tennessee. He lived in Alvarado, TX in 1866. He lived in Johnson Station, TX in 1869. Isaacbelonged to in . In 1880 he was a Farmer, Merchant. He lived in Snyder, Kiowa, OK in 1892. Isaac died on 12 July 1904 at the age of 78 in Snyder, Kiowa, OK. He was buried on 13 July 1904 at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Alexandria, VA. He served in the military at Confederate Army, CSA, C Co., 16th Tenn. Cav. Battalion. Isaac was . [Marcus Merged 7.FTW] 1. The children of Issac LaFayette and Ruth Coulter Hutcheson were taken from their 1848 Family Bible by their grandson, Harold Watson of Arlington, Texas. - "Hutcheson Genealogy", Pg. 34. 2. As a Confederate soldier, he took part in a number of Civil War battles. At the end of the lost cause, he released his slaves and prepared to move to Tex., a new section of the states considered to afford better prospects for future living. He moved to Alvarado, in Johnson Co., Tex., where he farmed 2 or 3 yrs. before selecting Johnson Station for a permanent home. He operated a small general store in Alvarado, which he also moved to Johnson St. in 1870. There, he built a home and store building. He acquired several hundred acres of good farming land, which he leased to tenants, in addition to running the store. In 1874, he, along with 6 other prominent land owners, organized Masonic Lodge No. 438, which was later moved to Arlington, Tex. While at Johnson St., the Lodge occupied the second floor over his store. While living at Johnson St., Mr. Hutcheson gave the land for the community's first church and school and a cemetery. Patrick Alford Watson had done the same a few years earlier in the Watson Community. - "Hutcheson Genealogy", Pg. 33. Also see Note 2, Margaret Sigler for additional verification.
+779	vii.	Oliver Perry Hutcheson-27971.
780	viii.	Fannie F. Hutcheson was born on 22 February 1831. She died on 14 May 1874 at the age of 43.
781	ix.	Czarina M. Hutcheson was born on 10 November 1833.
782	x.	Calvin Thomas Hutcheson was born on 10 June 1836. He died in May 1927 at the age of 90.