Individual Details

On the 1850 Census, Marcelous was enumerated with the John JeriefamilyinJefferson Count y , a ge about 17, birthplace shown asLouisiana.He builtorimproved mills for grinding corn a n d me at forsausage, sugar cane,whichhe raised, and for making molasses and syrup. Hemade s o me newimprovemnets in logging machilery or tools and took workfor himselfandhis older son s d uri ng some seasons. He made tools withhis ownforge.Marcelous was a Pvt., County I, Thomas ' Reg ime nt, 28thLouisianaInfantry inthe Civil War. He enrolled April 15, 1862 in NewOrleans . He wa s on theFederalRolls of Prisoners of War, captured andparolled inVicksburg,Mississpp i o n Ju ly 4, 1863. On October 11, 1864,he was senton a specialmission to the Parish of Calc ase iu " point out toEnrollingOfficer theabsentees and deserters of this command". He remaine dw it hhis companyuntil the regiment was disbanded in 1865. Marcelouspurchasedland inTowns h i p 9 South, Range 12 West, sections 27 and 28, in1879 and1890.Emaline was the first in h e r a rea to have a sewingmachine. She wasaschoolteacher and taught all the children on the p l antation thethreeR's. This included the slave children.

Birth	24 Mar 1833	LA
Marriage	1857	LA - Mary Emmeline Prater
Death	1900	TX

Spouse	Mary Emmeline Prater (1839 - 1908)
Child	Edwin Ernest Hasha (1858 - 1859)
Child	Thedocia Ernestine Hasha (1860 - 1861)
Child	Theodocia Ernestine Hasha (1860 - 1910)
Child	Marcellous Newton Hasha (1862 - 1874)
Child	Marcelous Newton Hasha (1862 - 1874)
Child	William Sealvare Hasha (1866 - 1867)
Child	William Cealvair Hasha (1866 - 1944)
Child	Cecelia Rebecca Hasha (1868 - 1933)
Child	Jasper Martin Hasha (1871 - 1956)
Child	John Lawrence Hasha (1872 - 1956)
Child	Augustus Lee Hasha (1875 - 1941)
Child	Gabriel Bee Hasha (1875 - 1952)
Child	Charles Seaman Hasha (1877 - 1878)
Child	Hardy Hugh Hasha (1878 - 1879)
Child	Louela Hasha (1879 - )
Child	Frances Louella Hasha (1879 - 1880)
Child	Seth Nolan Hasha (1881 - 1882)
Child	Valary D. Hasha (1883 - 1937)
Child	Ada Ellen Hasha (1885 - 1886)