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Gil Hatfield at bb-ref is (b1855), only 8 years younger than John, but a major leaguer 1885-95 (chiefly 1888-91), a high-level career centered twenty years later. Hard to believe, even given the early end for John. --P6404:46, 31 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Today I revised the first of the two following paragraphs, then removed both from the body of the article to this discussion page. --P64 (talk) 21:38, 24 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Born 1847 and 1855 in New Jersey, John and Gil Hatfield's paths never crossed in the major leagues. At that level John played entirely in his twenties, Gil entirely in his thirties, about twenty yeras apart.
Another John Hatfield played briefly in the Florida Marlins farm system in 1993. He was named for the former after his great grandfather told stories of the Hatfield brothers. Hatfield now resides in Tennessee with his wife, Rita.
