Hazard - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hazards' in Providence and Narragansett

GMiller8704 — 2009-09-16 00:35:04Z

Thomas Perry Spouse Lettice Baker

Son - Fagan Perry b 6 Feb 1832 Wake County, NC d 16 Aug 1915 Little River, Wake, NC

1880 Little River, Wake, NC T9_0984 Pg: 108B
Feggens P. Perry 48 abt 1832 NC Head Mulatto Male Farmer
Elisabeth Perry 45 abt 1835 NC Wife Mulatto Female Keeps House
Richard Perry 18 abt 1862 NC Son Mulatto Male
Redin P. Perry 17 abt 1863 NC Son Mulatto Male Farms
Pennie Perry 14 abt 1866 NC Dau Mulatto Female
Mary A. Perry 12 abt 1868 NC Dau Mulatto Female
Robert Perry 10 abt 1870 NC Son Mulatto Male Farms
Silas Perry 10 abt 1870 NC Son Mulatto Male Farms
Guyon Perry 7 abt 1873 NC Son Mulatto Male
William Perry 4 abt 1876 NC Son Mulatto Male
Mittin Perry 1 abt 1879 NC Dau Mulatto Female

Pennie E. Perry / Carrington wife of Rev. J. W. Carrington b 28 Oct 1865 d 27 Feb 1927 daughter of Gegins and Betsie Wall Perry
Annie Mariah Perry (Mary A) b abt 1868 Wake d 16 Jun 1938 Little River dau of Fagan and Betsie Wall Perry
Billie Perry abt 1876 d 23 Apr 1925 Little River son of Fegin and Elizabeth Wall Perry Spouse: Josephine

Re: Tracing family bloodline of the Perry''s and Hazards of South County and Providence Rhode Island who may have family ties into the Narragansett Indian Tribe

nelsonktamakloe — 2009-09-08 00:38:52Z

re: Arthur Perry

1. The Arthur Perry who lived in the Fayerweather House was my grandfather's uncle. Your birth date looks about right with the censuses, I and know he remarried at least once. The Fayerweather House has a picture of him on the wall. My research indicated the B meant Burrows but who knows. My mother said he was known as "Uncle Bert". My grandmother said Arthur and Annie might have different fathers, but he was called Arthur Perry.

re: Susan Perry/Susan Johnson
2. There are several Susan Johnsons. Susan F. Johnson was born in 1859, the daughter of George and Mary Ann (Perry) Johnson of South Kingstown. That is my ancestor. She married Frank Perry and Henry Thomas. She had an older sister Mary who was born in the 1840s.

Now Susan F. had a niece Susan D. Johnson, born c. 1867, daughter of Abbie Wilcox and Abraham Johnson (son of George and Mary Ann Johnson). Abbie Wilcox's people were Indian, and I found Abbie and their children on public Indian records. They moved from SK to Charlestown and are buried on Indian land. Susan D. also had a sister named Mary L.E. Johnson, c1876-1901. (There were other Mary Johnsons, too.)

Finally, my grandmother remembers a Benjamin and Susan W. (Perry?) Johnson in the Willard Avenue area. I found their graves last month. She called them "Aunt Susan" and "Uncle Ben". I have found 2 Benjamin Johnsons that are kin, but neither one seems to match. My grandmother's older sister married/dated a man named Fenwick Perry, and Susan W. was his aunt. I have not been able to trace this cluster of Perrys to Abraham Perry or to Annie Perry's father Frank.

re: Abraham Perry
3. I came across Abraham and Rosannah Perry too. I'm starting to think there were at least two Abraham/Abram Perrys in the area. Abraham and Rosannah appeared to live in Charlestown. The Johnsons lived in South Kingstown, and on the 1850 census George and Mary Johnson were living with an Abram and Martha Perry. I could not find Martha after the 1850 census. On the 1870 census Abram Perry appears again in SK, living with a Hannah and James Perry. Finally in 1900 an Abram G. Perry was living in the South Kingstown asylum with Hannah Rhodes. I think one Abraham Perry might be the son/nephew of another, or it just may have been a common name at the time. Or Abraham had more than one marriage...

Very intrigued by your research on Alexander P Hazard. Hope we can meet up sometime.

Re: George and Sara Ann Hazard Jones Family

nelsonktamakloe — 2009-09-07 23:44:24Z

So do I!

My mother lived in the area for many years before she got married and had no idea she had family there. She still lives in CT

Re: Tracing family bloodline of the Perry''s and Hazards of South County and Providence Rhode Island who may have family ties into the Narragansett Indian Tribe

GMiller8704 — 2009-09-07 20:49:44Z

I spent time documenting our link to Block Island with the help of the Newport Historical Society's Jeff Howe. He has documented Newport Sands and Tall Kate. Interred at the Indian Cemetery on Block Island are some of our Sands-Perry connections.

I don't have much on your line. Arthur Burell Perry son of, I thought it was Susan Johnson sister of Mary -- Arthur married Cornelia and Mabel Mitchell and Josephine Reels. They had a son Arthur. I have Arthur's birth date as 23 Feb 1878. I only have eight children for George and Mary Ann Johnson. Abraham G. (1801-1900) and Rosannah (1804-bef 1860) Perry's daughter Mary I have as being born abt 1844.

I have been trying to find out for years who Alexander P Hazard's parents were. I have been physically incapacited for sometime and not be able to travel has slowed my progess. I know that the library sits on the property once owned and occupied by Alex and Violet Sands Hazard.

I would like to see images of relations.

"Alec P. A. Hazard, a colored man, had a small house on the east of Long Pond and west of Spectacle Pond. It was burned about sixty years ago. His widow, who was living in the house at the time of the fire, was taken out by some of the family and carried to a friend's house on the west side of Long Pond. Mrs. Hazard lived later in a house that stood near the present location of the Matunuck Library. She sometimes went out nursing. Many people knew her by her name of "Aunt Violet". Mr. Hazard was considered above the average colored person of those times. He rented some large farms or took them on shares and was quite successful. Mr. and Mrs. Hazard had a large family, many of them girls. Some of them took many husbands and their offspring's were numerous. On the west side of the path leading toward Wash Pond a few rods south of the house that burned, there is a burial ground. Many of the family are buried there. Most of the graves have stones but none are marked". The Hills of Matunuck, Carder Whaley Written in 1941

I tried to get a copy of the manuscript but they were all sold out.

Re: George and Sara Ann Hazard Jones Family

GMiller8704 — 2009-09-07 20:18:53Z

I live in the area. Uncle Ben lived on Dixwell Avenue for many years. Viola lived with him there when she died.

Re: George and Sara Ann Hazard Jones Family

nelsonktamakloe — 2009-09-07 17:16:56Z

Funny you should mention this. Not even a month ago my grandmother told me she remembered some Hazard cousins had moved to the New Haven area. So I started asking older people I know in the Dixwell Ave community if they heard of Hazards or had any Hazard relations tracing back to Rhode Island... and someone did! We're still in the process of matching ancestors, etc. but it was pretty amazing as I have known the woman and her brother for 10 years and didn't know there was any connection.

Re: Tracing family bloodline of the Perry''s and Hazards of South County and Providence Rhode Island who may have family ties into the Narragansett Indian Tribe

nelsonktamakloe — 2009-09-07 15:48:21Z

This post has been up quite a while so I'm sure you have a lot of the pieces you were looking for by now. I am wondering if you learned anything about the Perry family that could help me.

So far I have traced one Hazard ancestor and two (maybe three) different Perry ancestors. My mother's maiden name was Potter, but her paternal grandmother was Annie E. Perry (1876-1942). Annie had four siblings: Arthur Perry, and after remarriage, Hope Thomas, Henry Thomas and Major (Marjorie?) Thomas. Annie's stepfather, Henry Thomas Sr. was born in VA so he isn't a relation to the Rhode Island Thomases.

Annie's father was Frank Perry. I haven't found his birth or death record, so I don't know who his parents/siblings are. All the other Frank Perry's I found in the time period were married to other people, so I'm at a dead end with him for now.

Annie Perry's maternal grandmother was Mary Ann Johnson (c1814-1901) and Mary Ann's father was Abraham Perry (often comes up as "Abram" in historical papers). I can't find any birth or death records, but a historical book written in the 1800s mentions a black "Abram" Perry who was born in the household of a white Thomas Hazard.

Finally my grandmother is the great-granddaughter of Alexander Perry Hazard and Violet Sands. They were both born around 1800 but I don't know anything about Alexander's past. I wonder if his mother also was a Perry.

Re: George and Sara Ann Hazard Jones Family

GMiller8704 — 2009-09-07 15:47:36Z

Did you know that our ancestors lived in Connecticut for a time before their marriage breakup:

1/19/1920 Hamden, New Haven, CT T625_189; ED: 263 Pg: 197/2A-2B Rows 48-52; Dwell/Fam 30 Goodrich St., Rent
James Hasard 60 abt 1860 RI Head White? Male Teamster Stone Quarry reads/writes parents b. RI
Drusilla Hasard 50 abt 1870 RI Wife Black Female
Benjamin Hasard 21 abt 1899 RI Son White? Male Teamster Stone Quarry
Edith Hasard 12 abt 1908 RI Dau Black Female
Leroy Hasard 9 abt 1911 RI Son Black Male

Ben never returned to RI. My grandmother Viola May moved to New Haven where she died. Henry Edward Hazard was my grandfather; I never had an opportunity to meet him nor grandma. Your grandmother Florence would be his 2nd cousin seeing we are also connected via Albert and Amanda.

Re: George and Sara Ann Hazard Jones Family

nelsonktamakloe — 2009-09-07 15:08:09Z

Hello I was just talking to my grandmother about the Jones family. Her name is Florence, her mother was Catherine Jones and her grandparents were Sarah Hazard, Louisa's sister, and George Jones. At the state archives there is an 1885 RI Census where Catherine and Drusilla are living with Albert and Amanda Hazard, next door to Louisa and the Sebastians. She said that George Jones lived in a house on Willard Ave and he kept a small farm. She also said the name "Jones" came from a white doctor in Newport, who took George in after he escaped slavery in Mississippi.

Re: family research

lgreenaway11 — 2009-07-24 04:15:23Z

I am also researching the hazard family from county down, Ireland. My GG grandparents Peter and Mary Hazard were born in County Down, married in Belfast and moved to Australia in 1855. Does this have any connection to your research. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: hazard search

lgreenaway11 — 2009-07-24 04:14:03Z

I am also searching for any information re hazard family from county down, ireland. My GG grandparents Peter and Mary Hazard were born in county down, married in Belfast and moved to australia in 1855. Does this have any connectio to your research.

Re: Hazard mailing list

shaunhazard — 2009-07-23 22:25:11Z

hi all

i didn't realize there was so many of us, i am intrested in finding out about the hazard line. please add me.

Re: African American Hazzard Family (SC, FL, NC, etc..)

carolwarren94 — 2009-07-15 02:09:25Z

Hello,
Wondering (and hoping) that someone is familiar w/the WEEDEN
AA/Native surname which connects to my WEELDON/WHILDEN/WHELDON ancestors.
Absolutely cannot find a connection or anyone who claims kinship.
My ggrandfather, Black, WEELDON born 1829 SC, married Native
CHARATA BROWN, and the family lived in Wilmington, NC til 1910.
Other surnames: JACOBS, RICHARDSON, REDDICK, CORNISH.
Most sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: African American Hazzard Family (SC, FL, NC, etc..)

carolwarren94 — 2009-07-15 02:08:46Z

HAZARD Hulen Lee 1931-1993

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 22:58:44Z

HAZARD Hulen Lee 1931-1993

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Hazard mailing list

MaryFKeller — 2009-06-30 15:44:55Z

Is this mailing list still in effect? If so, I would like to join it. My quiry is finding the father of Ariel Merrick Makepeace HAZARD b 1797 in Rutland, VT. Most sources say his father was Oliver HAZARD b 1739 in Jamestown, RI but I suspect this is wrong. Some sources say his name may be William. Ariel's mother is Mariam Augusta RANSOM. No data on her. Any help or clues is appreciated.

Re: calling all Hazard/Hassards of Co Down Ireland

lgreenaway11 — 2009-06-06 09:59:56Z

Hi,
I am just starting out in researching the family history of my GG grandparents Peter and Mary Hazard(nee Curran) of County Down.
I am not sure if there is any connection to your family but thought you might see some connection. Peter was born in County Down in 1824 to Peter and Mary (McMillan) and Mary was born to Hugh Curran and Mary (Doran) in 1825. They were married in Belfast in April 1849. At some stage they travelled to USA where they had two children (in Illinois) and then travelled back to Ireland where they resided at "Mount Ross House" near Portaferry ( I have a photo of this house taken earlier this year). They then left Ireland for Australia with Peter arriving in 1854 and Mary in 1855 with one son (the daughter died on the voyage).

I am not sure of when/why they went to USA and if there are other relatives such as siblings that stayed in County Down or that moved to USA.

I would be glad to hear from you if you can see some relationship between the two.

Thanks

Leisa Greenaway

hazard family from county down

lgreenaway11 — 2009-06-05 09:47:14Z

I am researching the family history of my GG grandparents Peter and Mary (nee Curran)Hazard. Peter was born in County Down in 1824 to Peter and Mary (nee McMillan) and Mary in Belfast in 1825 to Hugh and Mary (nee Doran) . They were married in Belfast in April, 1849. At some time they travelled to USA and had two children (birthplace Illinois).Some information has shown that they lived/worked in "Mount Ross House" near Portaferry, N. Ireland. After they returned to Ireland they travelled to Austrlaia Peter arriving in 1854 and Mary and one son (daughter died on voyage) in 1855. They moved to the Orange/Millthrope area and had more children, Hugh, Thomas, Elizabeth, Kate, Teresa and James.

Anyone with any links to the above family I would like to hear from.

Re: Isle of Wight-Charles Hazard

MBorgard3405 — 2009-04-03 00:00:44Z

I am searching for my grandfathers family. His name was Franklin Theodore Hassard. I do not know much about him and i believe what I do know is not correct. I will tell you his frist born son was named William and his second son was harold. He had 5 sons and these are the only two out of the 5 that I could not find a family name (the first name). WE have always been told that he was born in New York and his family came from England. I have found a William Hassard with a son Frank in Ohio. Does any of this sound like anyone you know
Madonna onthewall2@sbcglobal.net

Josiah Hazard fr Westmoreland, VA

CAnnFrench — 2009-04-24 19:35:33Z

I'm a descendant of Josiah Hazard born in Westmoreland, VA in 1827. Does anyone know his parents' names?

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

Diane Hettrick — 2008-07-13 01:56:01Z

I'm looking to connect Elijah G. Hazard in New York. I know that his family was in Jefferson County and Oneida County. I don't know if there's a connection to Erie County, but after Elijah moved to Michigan, his daughter Ina Mae Hazard married Charles Carpp, who was born in Erie County.

Does anyone have an Elijah Hazard or a Carpp connection?

Re: Hazard Info

msmalley8457 — 2009-02-17 01:27:43Z

Yes Louisa was a Hazard then married Albert Sebastian, her second marriage. My family tree is on ancestry. Violet Hazard was Louisa's mother.

Re: Hazard Powder and Irish Hazards

FredHazard — 2009-01-30 16:07:23Z

Yes, I am talking about the Hazards of RI and CT, who were descended from Thomas, who came to MA in 1636 and settled in RI in 1639. He came to New England from England or Wales, with his son Robert and daughters Hannah (married Stephen Wilcox) and Martha (married Ichabod Potter). The foregoing is from "Recollections of Olden Times," by Willis P. Hazard, 1879.

Tradition says a nephew also accompanied him, and became the progenitor of the New York and southern Hazards / Hazzards / Hassards.

I recommend this book, which is over 50% colorful anecdotes; also with genealogies of the Robinson, Hazard and Sweet families of RI as a good first read for anyone interested in any of these families.

I also have read that there is speculation attributing the middle Atlantic branch to the same nephew, altho what I wrote above is a near-quote from the book cited.

Sorry, I have no hard info on Hassards of Ireland.

Lineage of the Ninigrets tied to Rodman

riflo49 — 2009-06-03 12:34:23Z

Lineage of the Ninigrets

The first Ninigret who reigned over the Narragansett Tribe of Indians was call the Elder Ninigret. Upon his death, which occured soon after the close of King Philip's war in 1675, his daughter by his first wife was crowned, but was shortly followed by his son by his second wife, the Younger Ninigret, who died about 1722, leaving two sons, Charles Augustus, who succeeded his father, and George.

At the death of Charles Augustus, his minor son Charles was acknowledged as sachem by a portion of the tribe, but the greater part adhered to his uncle, George. This dispute was ended by the death of young Charles, and George received the Royal Belt and other royal insignia in 1735.

George Ninigret left three childern, Thomas, George and Esther. Thomas known as "King Tom", was born in 1738, and succeeded his father, George, in 1746. He married Mary Whitfield of Newport in April, 1761, and died in the latter part of 1769 or early in 1770.

Thomas Ninigret's only son and also his brother, George, having died previously. Thomas was succeeded by his daugher Esther, who was crowned in 1770. Queen Esther in turn was succeeded by her son George, who at the age of 22 was killed by a falling tree. His death occurred during the War of the Revolution, 1775-1782. After this time the Narragansett Indians had no ruling sachem.

Elder Ninigret

Younger Ninigret

Charles Augustus Ninigret

George Niningret

Thomas Ninigret, the King Tom

Esther

George

A daughter of Thomas Ninigret married Christopher Harry, a member of Thomas Ninigret's council of Indians. Children were Christopher Ninigret Harry, Daniel Ninigret Harry, Mary Ninigret Harry, Caroline Ninigret Harry, Hannah Ninigret Harry, Martha Ninigret Harry, an Anna Ninigret Harry.

Daniel Ninigret Harry, born 1807, died 1885. Children: Eliza, Sarah, Daniel, Lydia, Mary, and Luther.

Caroline Ninigret Harry, born 1805,died 1861, married Isaac Rodman, son of Molly Rodman. Children Caroline Rodman, Mary Rodman, Hannah Rodman, and Christopher Rodman.

Mary Rodman, born 1830, died 1891, married Moses V. Noka, son of John and and Esther Rodman Noka. Children: Martha Rodman, Mary Jane, Caroline Harry, Sarah Abby, Daniel Rodman, John Henery, and Christopher Ellsworth Noka.

Hannah Rodman, born 1832, died 1901, married William Fayerweather. Several sons, one being James W.

Recorded, April, 1930, in Charlestown, R.I., by George Cross, Town Clerk.

Re: Hazard research

aaronlustmovement — 2008-12-18 20:01:42Z

I am a Hazard from Rhode Island, there are certainly Hazards in Rhode Island, Providence and most that i have met outside Providence would be in North Kingston with the Narragansett Indian tribe.I dont have any specific info but i hope that helps alittle...

Re: A.G. Hazard the Confederacy

PollyFittRI — 2009-01-30 01:50:56Z

One of the Hazard girls married the Governer of the State of Washington and lived out here.

Also, there is a paperback book about a Hazard woman who was quite a infamous character out here. I can't remember the name of the book but you could look it up on the used book sites. I think she ran a health/hospital clinic and a good number of people starved to death on her treatments.

I always thought Hazard was the Northern spelling and Hassard the Southern spelling ?

Polly

Edward Hazard (b. 1775/1776) m. Deborah Ballard

amyers1966 — 2008-12-22 08:13:30Z

We have been searching for documentation that provides a birth date for Edward Hazard.

In a book: Revolutionary War Veterans of Chenango County, NY by Nelson B Tiffany pub. 1998 on pages 515-517;

Edward Hazard (s/o Stewart Hazard) b. 4 SEP 1776 in Caunghawaga, NY. m. 25 SEP 1796 Persis Allen (d. shortly after marriage). m2. 11 FEB 1799 in Windsor, NY to Deborah Ballard (b. 1776; dau of John and Sarah [Covell] Ballard; d. 16 MAY 1867 in Great Bend, PA) d. 4 APR 1863.

Edward is buried at Riverside Cemetery, in Kirkwood, Broome, NY. His headstone gives a date of death: 4 APR 1863 AE 87y 7m. If you calculate this you get a birth date of abt SEP 1775.

Does anyone have documentation that supports Edwards date of birth for either date, other than the sources above?

Second Problem: If the death information on the headstone is 100% correct (which is often not the case), Stewart could not be Edward's father. Reason:

In a book: Records of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Caugnawaga, now The Reformed Church of Fonda, NY; pub 1917 on page 33. Thankful Hazard was born 25 MAR 1775 to Stuward Hazard and Rachel Clark and baptisized 11 MAY 1775.

The DAR has accepted 4 applications for Edward Hazard who married Deborah Ballard under the father of Joshua Hazard. (I am currently awaiting the Joshua Hazard Patriot file from DAR to review their proof.

Therefore, I am searching for some sort of documentation that supports Edward Hazard's date of birth and/or his father. (other than the sources stated above and other than the powder horn newspaper article and Alva Ray Hazard's research).

Anyone with information can contact me at: amyers1966@gmail.com or janmy3rs@yahoo.com
Jan

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

lindarowland837 — 2008-07-12 18:49:23Z

Is this line tied into the Hoos family or the Heikes family.???????????
Nebraska

HAZARD family name

grandmalark — 2008-06-19 22:01:13Z

Hello, my maiden name was HAZARD. My family stem from Bristol, Gloucester, England I have this family back to Edward HAZARD 1710-1766 m.1753 Catherine CLEMENT 1730-1802 this family had 8 children. Edward HAZARD was a Plumber in Bristol, when he died his wife Catherine and eldest son took over the business and once the 2nd son had done his apprenticeship he also joined the family business.
Regards Betty Lark (nee HAZARD)

Re: RODMAN alias WALMSEY

rimimma49 — 2008-12-16 13:44:42Z

if you go to heritage quest Revolutionary pensions and put in Phillip Rodman you will see he had an Alias name

Re: RODMAN alias WALMSEY

rimimma49 — 2008-12-16 20:25:57Z

Contact me directly ad I can dowload info for you

Flo

Nipmuc Indian Descendants of Mary Pegan

rimimma49 — 2009-05-06 20:48:49Z

http://www.geocities.com/quinnips/nipfams/nedgenrpt.html

Re: Hazard Powder and Irish Hazards

evajruben — 2009-01-30 00:33:49Z

Am I correct to assume that you are talking about the Hazzards of New England rather than Maryland/Delaware.
Eva (Mrs. Dana West Ruben)

Re: The history of Hazards in Rhode Island and Hazsards in P.E.I.

carolferguson64 — 2009-03-10 23:54:12Z

Hi I noticed your Hazard Family on the Board and would like to know if you have any thing on a charles Hazard.
I know that a Hazard married a Potter in the late 160 early 1700 and then I lost them. Recently as I was looking over some papers of my Aunt funeral I found a Charles Hazard was a Pallbearer. This would in 1939. Myaunt was Anna Woodard.
Have been trying to trace this line and hope you can help.
I was wondering what relation Charles Hazard was to my Aunt. She was married first to Able Pardon Potter.
Any help would appreciated. Please contact me at cfergus4@bex.net and thanks
Carol

Hazard Family

carolferguson64 — 2008-12-20 20:16:42Z

I have been doing research on my family and find that a Ichabod Potter married a Martha Hazard in 1661. They had several children. John 1665.....Ichabod b 1669....Thomas b 1663.....Robert b 1667....Sarahb 1673. I found Thomas had several children but that is where it stop.

I recently was goind through my g aunts funeral papers and found that in 1939 a Charles L Hazard was her pall bearer, but I cannot find out who his parents were. I am guessing he was born about 1880-90. My aunt was living in New York the Syracuse area. If any one can help me I would apreciate any information as I am at a stand still.
Please contact me as cfergus4@bex.net

Thank you Carol

Re: The history of Hazards in Rhode Island and Hazsards in P.E.I.

aaron_decaillet — 2009-03-05 07:15:32Z

I have the book Hazard Family of Rhode Island. If anyone needs info let me know. The book is very fragile.

Aaron

Re: Isle of Wight / Alabama Hazards

starfool2me — 2008-12-09 04:22:48Z

Hello-
You replied to an earlier message of mine from a few years ago. My grandfather is your grandfather's brother. Theodore "Ted" Hazard is my grandfather. If you are still interested please email me at starfool2me@yahoo.com. I hope to hear from you!

Re: James Hazard abt. 1892 Bracebridge / Muskoka, Ontario area and wife Agnes Duclos

MIKEHAZZARD1 — 2008-07-30 06:10:25Z

MY NAME IS MIKE HAZZARD MY GRANDFATHER MORRIS HAZZARD WAS FROM SOUTH RIVER HIS DAD WAS JAMES HAZZARD I KNOW HIS WIFE JUST BY GRANDMA HAZZARD BUT I KNOW SHE HAD A SISTER MINNIE WHO WAS A MIDWIFE IN SOUTH RIVER I CKNOW ALL THE BROTHERS AN SISTERS NAMES CLAIR,LOYED,HEROLD,GERALD'MORRIS,OLVIE,VIVEN'BERNICE,SHERLY WELL MAYBE NOT ALL OF THEM BUT MY GRANDMAM KNOWS EVERYTHING AND I LIVE IN HAMILTON DULCO SOUNDS RIGHT I'D JUST HAVE TO ASK MY GRANDMA IF THIS MEANS ANYTHING TO YOU EMAIL ME AT mikehazzard@live.com

Re: Roland Hazard

rezos — 2008-08-21 18:07:23Z

I have the information you are looking for. First, I am curious as to why you are looking into these individuals.

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

parksmc — 2008-07-17 19:10:21Z

I wanted to add that one descendent of William H. Hazard did end up in Nebraska (my great-grandfather) and his direct descendents continue to live in Nebraska. The same is true of the descendents of Hoos/Heikes which is why I eventually met my ex-husband and had a daughter Stephanie! So, as I stated before, that is the only tie that I am aware of between Hoos/Heikes.

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

parksmc — 2008-07-17 19:04:48Z

Vicki,
that is correct, I hope this thread doesn't get people confused. The Hoos/Heikes line comes from my ex-husband's side, so of course MY daughter has Hazards (my line) and Hoos/Heikes (her father's side) in HER family tree. That is the only way there are any connections between Hazards and Hoos/Heikes. Hope this clarifies for everyone.
Mary

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

parksmc — 2008-07-13 03:34:28Z

As far as I know, the Hazards are only tied to the Heikes/Hoos through me......my maiden name is Hazard, my daughter's father was a Chereck. His ancestors were Hoos and Heikes. I have been communicating with you via the Hoos message board so am confused how you ended up at the Hazard message board. Did I post something to the wrong board? :)

Re: Hazard Powder and Irish Hazards

Nigel_Hassard — 2009-01-29 21:43:19Z

hi there where abouts in Co Down was your john Hazard from? we could be related!

calling all Hazard/Hassards of Co Down Ireland

Nigel_Hassard — 2009-01-29 21:28:09Z

hi i am just after getting back on this site after an absense of a few years.

I would like to hear from anyone that has connections to my great grandfather Isaac's family.

My great Grandfather Isaac was born 20 feb 1857 at Aughlisnafin, Castlewellan Co Down on the family farm, the son of Robert Hassard b1818 and Martha Ann Kilpatrick b1836. I still reside close to the family farm and my family are the only Hassard's left in this vicinity. I have amounted a lot of information on my Great Grandfathers family and siblings. The names of his brothers and sisters are:

Robert Hassard b1847 had a farm at cloughram, dundrum in 1911
William Hassard b1849 resided at the homestead in 1911, single
Mary Jane Hassard b1850 married ? Catherwood and resided at the Hassard homestead with her brother William
John Hassard b1851
Andrew Hassard b1853 moved to Chicago IL, death by drowning 1922
Thomas Hazard b1854 resided in New York for a while then moved to WA stat (have met some of his descendants)
Elizabeth Hassard b1856
Isaac Hassard b1857 (my great Grandfather)
James Hazard b1858 resided at Dudrum and was a saddler in 1911 census
Margaret Hazard b1860 moved to Rochester NY died 1931
David Hazard b1861 resided at a house in Rochester Monroe NY in 1880 US census, died 1937
Anne Hazard b1863 moved to Chicago IL died 1900
Samuel Hazard b1865 moved 1890 to Chicago IL married Rose Selina Wilson died 1908
Marcus Hassard b1865 married Isabelle Kerr had only child son Marcus b1905 Marcus had ten children lived in Belfast
Adam Hassard b1868 died as an infant
Joseph Hazzard b1871 moved to Chicago Il married Mary Ann Wilson, sister of Rose Selina's, died 1949

If any of these names ring a bell dont hesitate to contact me. I have a lot more information if requested

Re: Hazard Info

Nigel_Hassard — 2009-01-30 20:43:38Z

hi there

is the louisa you are talking about a Hazard?

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

VBatterton — 2008-07-14 00:49:04Z

I found an Elijah Hazard (b 1829 NY d 1890 MI)in my database but he's not related to my lines. I gathered the information several years ago from the Rootsweb Hazard list from Barb Eberhart and Frank Hazard correspondence. They might still be on the List and this site is gatewayed to that list so perhaps you have already heard from them? I'd be interested in any additional data you might have to help tie some of these families together better. Good Hunting Vicki

Re: William H. Hazard of Erie Co. NY c1770-1837

VBatterton — 2008-07-14 00:27:40Z

I've not encountered the names Hoos or Heikes in my family connections in Nebraska.

Hazard Family Letters, West Castleton VT, Web Publication

MikeSchAAA — 2008-09-07 13:53:19Z

This is to announce the Web publication of more than 200 digital images of 19th-century letters bequeathed to the State of Vermont and the public by Martha B. Warren, the step-daughter of Samuel L. Hazard Sr., the slate magnate and founder of the Hazard "dynasty" of West Castleton, Vermont from the 1850s to the early 1900s. Martha B. Warren willed the Hazard lands to the State of Vermont in 1959, creating Bomoseen State Park, and eventually, the well-known "Slate History Trail" in West Castleton.

It seems that most of the letters were directed to Samuel's wife Olivia from her brother in New Orleans and elsewhere in the South. Most date from the 1840s-1860s, though some go back to the 1810s.

The letters are housed in the Park Ranger House, also called the Martha B. Warren House or Hazard House, in Lake Bomoseen State Park. Very few people know of their existence. They lie in two oversized manila folders in the bottom of a cardboard box in the closet. Because my main interests lie elsewhere, I have made no attempt to inventory, date, or transcribe these letters. What I have done is digitize them and make them publicly available, for whomever might find them of interest.

This collection of some 215 or so digital images can be found at: http://www.familyhistoryfiles.com/site_text/WCJ-May07/wcj2-p...

Happy reading, and I look forward to hearing from anyone who finds these letters of interest,

Mike

Re: RODMAN alias WALMSEY

picnics — 2008-12-16 19:26:25Z

> There was a Philip Rodman alias Philip Walmsley

I am trying to figure out who this guy was ... can you please tell me who this Philip RODMAN was married to or who his parents were?

Thanks,
NICOLE

Re: RODMAN alias WALMSEY

picnics — 2008-12-16 19:16:38Z

> if you go to heritage quest Revolutionary pensions and
> put in Phillip Rodman you will see he had an Alias name

I tried to find this but the Hetitage Quest I found asked for a password account which I don't have.
Could you please tell me more details about the info there ?

If you are referring to something else that is freely available on the internet, then could you please give me the exact web address please ?

Thanks,
NICOLE