Warren Erwin Hastings b. 03 Jul 1886 Harrisville, Haynes Twp, Alcona County, Michigan d. 1970 St Petersberg, Pinellas County, Florida

1886 - 1970 (83 years)

Name	Warren Erwin Hastings
Born	03 Jul 1886	Harrisville, Haynes Twp, Alcona County, Michigan
Gender	Male
Name	Warren Irwin Hastings
Died	1970	St Petersberg, Pinellas County, Florida
Person ID	I3678	Jerry Milo Johnson
Last Modified	29 Mar 2015

Father	Joseph (Joe) Hastings, b. 1861, Canada , d. 1944 (Age 83 years)
Relationship	Natural
Mother	Katherine Jane (Kate) Elms, b. Abt 1866, Ireland , d. 1924 (Age ~ 58 years)
Relationship	Natural
Married	20 Oct 1885	Alcona County, Michigan [1]
Notes	Married: # JOSEPH HASTINGS m CATHERINE J ELMS 20 OCT 1885 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/alcona/alconamarriages.html # HASTINGS,JOSEPH - HASTINGS,ELMS,CATHERINE J ELMS,ALCONA,,20 OCT 1885,--,--,--,-- http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mi/alcona/vitals/marriages/dbn-aug2005-h-j.txt
Family ID	F46	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Hattie Marie Falk, b. 1890, d. 1966 (Age 76 years)

Married 19 Jan 1913 Two Harbors, Lake County, Minnesota

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Children

Family ID F1247 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Born - 03 Jul 1886 - Harrisville, Haynes Twp, Alcona County, Michigan
	Married - 19 Jan 1913 - Two Harbors, Lake County, Minnesota
	Died - 1970 - St Petersberg, Pinellas County, Florida

Histories » Slide Show		Warren Irwin Hastings, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hasty. Alcona County Review 8/6/1886 Copied from alcona.org
		Marriage of Wallace Teeple and Alice Holmes on 12/14/1913 Alcona County Herald 12/19/1913 Copied from alcona.org
		Marriage of Alice Madoline Holmes and Wallace George Teeple on 12/17/1913 Alcona County Review 12/18/1913 Copied from alcona.org

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Source: Milo Source Docs

This family went to Knife River in 1899.
Warren worked in the lumber camps and in 1907 went to work for Duluth & Iron Range railroad as a fireman. Retired after 46 years as an (igineer?) when US Steel, the railroad owner, converted to deisel. He was a small, wiry man who loved deer hunting, grouse hunting and fishing. He had a place, "Camp Jeff" on the Gooseberry River. He was elected to thte state legislature in 1925 as a Republican and was Chairman of Game, Fish and Highways. He retired undefeated. Warren and Hattie had a son, Richard Homer Hastings, a retired attorney in St. Petersburg.