Hasty Hastey Hasting

Posted by EAH September 30, 2003In reply to Hasting's temper posted by ESC on September 29, 2003

my wife was reading book; "Seabiscuit" and stumbled across the sentence describing someone as having a "hasting's temper." Can anyone lend a hand on where this expression may have originated from....Does it have anything to do w/ the battle of Hastings??? Thanks Guy

I haven't been able to find it in my references. Sorry.

These 3 terms apparently have been used interchangeably in the past, putting some genealogists in quite a temper. %^D
Perhaps "Hasting's Temper" is simply a more polite form of saying "hasty temper".