DANNETT BIOGRAPHIES, Henry County, Missouri
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DANNETT, Hubert T. - b: 1870 Low Moor, IA
source: 1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co - 
page: 842
residence: Windsor Twp

Hubert T. Dannett - The rich and fertile state of Iowa has furnished several 
enterprising and successful farmers to Henry County during the past decade. 
Hubert T. Dannett, owner of two hundred forty-six acres of land in Windsor and 
Springfield townships, upon which he is carrying on regular farming and stock 
raising and is also breeding horses and jacks, is a welcome addition to the great 
body of farmer citizens who make up the population of one of the best counties in 
the state of Missouri. Mr. Dannett was born in Low Moor, Iowa, April 27, 1870, 
the son of Robert J. and Elizabeth (Bower) Dannett, natives of England and now 
residents of Iowa. Robert J. Dannett, the father, was born in Lincolnshire, 
England, May 6, 1848. He is the son of Thomas and Harriet (Berkenshaw) Dannett, 
the former of whom was a butcher in his native England. In 1850 the Dannetts 
left their ancestral county in England and came to America, becoming pioneer 
settlers of Clinton County, Iowa. Here they engaged in farming, and as Robert J. 
Dannett attained manhood, he, too, became a farmer and has lived a prosperous 
and contented life. Robert J. and Elizabeth Dannett were parents of seven 
children, of whom the subject of this sketch is the eldest. Mrs. Elizabeth Dannett 
was born in Lincolnshire, England, October 16, 1850. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dannett are 
living in Iowa. Reared near Low Moor, Iowa, Hubert T. Dannett became a farmer 
and eventually owned one hundred sixty acres of splendid Iowa land, which he 
sold in 1902, preparatory to locating in Nebraska. He purchased a farm near 
Whitman, Nebraska, but conditions there not being exactly to his liking, he sold 
out in 1904 and came to Henry County, where he has a splendid producing farm in 
Windsor and Springfield townships, consisting of two hundred forty-six acres. 
Mr. Dannett is constantly improving his place and making the surroundings more 
attractive and the farm more productive. On September 9, 1891, Hubert T. 
Dannett and Miss Eva Hazen were united in marriage. Mrs. Eva Dannett was born at 
Happy Hollow, Illinois, October 19, 1869, the daughter of Robert and Harriet 
(Farrar) Hazen, natives of Iowa. Seven children have been born of this union: 
Mabel, wife of L. Farmer, Calhoun, Missouri; Clifford, Nowata, Oklahoma; Ruby, 
wife of H. Farmer, Calhoun, Tebo township; Lyle, Nowata, Oklahoma; Edith, Elmer 
and Hattie, at home with their parents. Mr. Dannett is a Republican. He is a 
member of the Christian Church and is affiliated with the Independent Order of 
Odd Fellows, the Modern Woodmen of America and the Anti-Horse Thief 
Association.

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