Hazell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hazell- Australia

murrayhazell — 2009-06-08 10:15:18Z

My father is Ed Hazell who wrote "Some Came Free" a history of one family of Hazells in Australia in the 1800s. Our original ancestor from England was transported to Australia in 1837. He came from a village called Blofield in Norfolk. His name was William Hazell.

Some of his descendants did move to the upper Hunter valley. Most however remained in southern NSW around Gunning and Yass.

There is a Hazell family reunion being held this October at Young NSW.

Re: Families

richcapen — 2009-03-02 05:32:47Z

I have a small amount of Borwick information to share, and I'm hoping to find the parents of my GGGGmother, Ann Borwick born around 1786 and married to James Clouston in Stromness in 1824. Might be related to your Margaret Borwick...

Pte. W. Hazell, 2nd Rifle Brigade

nitramw — 2008-12-08 01:54:20Z

Hello:

Would very much like to hear from anyone having any bit of information about a Private W. Hazell, number 3084, who was awarded a Queen's Sudan Medal, and who was possibly wounded on October 30, 1899 at Ladysmith, during the Boer War.

Any information would help.

Much obliged.

Hazells of Norfolk

MJaneHolmes2 — 2008-11-23 19:46:06Z

My grandmother was Elizabeth Maude Hazell ( I never knew her) She was born in Scottow Norfolk to Edmund Hazell and his second wife Sarah Ann Hubbard. Census records say Edmund was born in Scottow about 1835 although he can not be found on these records until 1871 where he is in Scottow with first wife Jane Jemima Balls. Records have me believe his father was Benjamin Hazell, although I can not trace someone of this name in the area at time of Edmunds birth.
Back to grandmother Elizabeth Maude Hazell , she was the mother of 2 illegitimate sons, my father being the elder born in 1905 and his brother a year later. They were both registered with surname of Hazell although both used their 3rd fore name of Hewitt as surname. Neither are now around to ask my questions. Would love to know if anyone can go further back for Edmund and if there is any knowledge of Hewitt/Hazell family

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

nobarb1 — 2008-10-22 10:46:24Z

Hello Tim,
I did reply to you earlier in the year but I wonder if you received the message? Research is progressing and would be of interest to you I'm sure
Regards,
Noel.

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

ShaneCaley — 2008-10-19 17:37:02Z

Hi Noel

We now have eight children for Robert and Elizabeth and that's not including Eli, who I think may possibly be Robert's nephew (William's son). If you email me at contactshane at symbol hotmail.com (at symbol = @). I'll let you know what we've got so far. It would be good if we hear from Tim, he might be related to the New Zealand Hazells after all.

Regards
Shane

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

nobarb1 — 2008-10-19 15:38:06Z

Hello Shane,
Just arrived back from a week in Yorkshire. Thanks for the information. I did not know about William. The earliest child that I have for Robert & Elizabeth is Eli b. c1824. I guessed that there were earlier children!! Will keep searching. I'm sure the Castle Combe Hazells are related - but how?
I received a message at the beginning of the year from another distant relative, Tim. (we have the same great grandfather, James Hazell b 1846 Castle Combe. Tim lives in New Zealand but there has been no follow-up unfortunately.
Regards, Noel.

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

ShaneCaley — 2008-10-14 20:29:58Z

Hello Noel

Have you noticed that a 'William Hazle' was the witness at the marriage of Robert Hazle to Elizabeth Andres in Castle Combe? Robert and Elizabeth also named there first born son William in 1817. It is very tempting to assume that Robert and William are related, possibly even brothers. It will be interesting to see what a bit more research reveals.

Best wishes
Shane

Re: Hazell/Patterson in Middlesex or Surrey

heatheradam04 — 2008-10-08 02:32:22Z

Dianne: I should have checked my email address more carefully before sending my reply. There is an underscore between scottie and dog. This may not be clear on the reply you receive. Heather

Re: Hazell/Patterson in Middlesex or Surrey

heatheradam04 — 2008-10-08 02:29:31Z

Hello Dianne:
Thank you for your reply. Can you please tell me how I have indicated that I cannot (do not wish to) be contacted?!
Someone else told me once that they could not seem to send me a private message. I am not a Hazell. My late father's cousin is named after his grandmother, Mary Ann Hazell. She and her husband Arthur Charles Chaplin were my dad's grandparents too. Mary Ann was the daughter of Richard, William's older brother.
My email address is scottie_dog@hotmail.com I would be pleased to hear from you. Regards Heather Adam

Re: Hazell/Patterson in Middlesex or Surrey

diannefrearson1 — 2008-10-07 21:03:38Z

Heather: apparently you have indicated you cannot be contacted - please check your personal profile details. Yes! I'm still here, if you care to give an email address.
Would be good to hear from you. I'll be amazed if you are not descended from William/Chertsey - the only one anyone seems to be interested in from this family!
Dianne

Re: Hazell/Patterson in Middlesex or Surrey

heatheradam04 — 2008-10-07 10:42:56Z

Dianne, Are you still contactable? I have an interest in the Hazell family from Shepperton. I cannot answer your question about where they came from before arriving in Shepperton though. Heather.

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

JohnFox38 — 2008-09-27 03:28:34Z

Thanks, Dorothy! Just wanted to be sure. This Richard may have been the Richard who married Monica Turley, since it is his son, Ignatious who settled into Green County, KY. Richard who married Monica Turley, died rather young in 1772; leaving behind his widow and two children: Ignatious and Caleb. Caleb was married to Elizabeth Hanks Hall and was teacher to Abraham Lincoln for two years of Lincoln's life. It is believe that some relationship existed between Abraham', mother, Nancy Hanks and Elizabeth Hanks Hall Hazel.

John Fox
Winston Salem, NC
bebenjohn@aol.com

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

dorothyinkansas — 2008-09-27 02:59:24Z

Note that the Maryland census referenced was from an Ancestry.com database. The data shows Richard Hazle on the Rent Rolls in 1768, even though the name of the database is 1772 (4 years after 1768) to 1890.

Re: Richard Hazell, War of 1812

JohnFox38 — 2008-09-26 17:03:49Z

According to the first posting: Hazell, who was in the 1st Regiment, Ky Lt. Dragoons, b. 1793, d. 1836.

This sounds to me to be the son of Ignatious Hazel who had a son Henson Hazel who was born in Green County, KY 11 March 1824 and died 10 January 1895 in Lake County, CA.

The Richard who was a son of Ignatious had eight siblings: William, Alfred, Bennett, Mary, John, Burr, Strother, and Polina.

Some of these names appear in my own Hazell family of my ancestor, Bennett Lee Hazell of Culpeper County, Va and Orange County, NC.

Interestingly, a Strother family had some ties to the Neathers family of Culpeper County, Va. Neathers was the maiden name of the mother of my Bennett Hazell.

I need to correct as statement which I made earlier. Monica Turley's father was Paul Turley; but Ignatious Turley was a son of Paul and brother to Monica Turley Hazle.

John Fox
Winston-Salem, NC
bebenjohn@aol.com

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

JohnFox38 — 2008-09-26 13:45:14Z

Hello Dorothy,

I am not sure that I understand your posting. You mention the Maryland Census records of 1772-1890, but then list Richard Hazel for the year of 1768. Is that correct? Did you mean 1868?

John Fox
Winston-Salem, NC
bebenjohn@aol.com

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

JohnFox38 — 2008-09-26 13:26:25Z

Hello Stephen and all,

We have a Yahoo group, THE HAZEL FAMILY at:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_Hazel_Family/

where you may find information to help you in your research. I am a descendant of Elisha Hazell who was served in the St. Mary's County, MD militia during the Revolutionary War; he eventually settled into Culpeper County, Va. He had a brother, Richard Hazell. Both married Neathers sisters; Richard settled into Green County, KY.

There was also a Binit Hazel who was in St. Mary's County, MD at the time Elisha was there. Elisha named his eldest son, Bennett who is my ancestor who settled into Orange County, NC from Culpeper ca 1840. Bennett had a brother, John N. Hazell who moved with his uncle, Richard Hazell to KY. John N. Hazell married Mary Hazle, daughter of Ignatious Hazle of Green County, KY. Ignatious was a son of Richard Hazle who lived for a while in Fairfax Co. VA who was married to Monica/Monyca Turley; her father was Ignatious Turley. These families have been successfully linked through DNA testing.

You can also reach me at Bebenjohn@aol.com which will most likely be more expedient.

John Fox
Winston-Salem, NC

Re: Richard Hazell, War of 1812

hobby29 — 2008-09-26 13:24:33Z

read original post and the one from 'dorothyinkansas' - both have dates.

Re: Richard Hazell, War of 1812

JohnFox38 — 2008-09-26 00:03:33Z

Hello All,

Regardless of how the name is spelled, Hazle, Hazel, Hazell, the family is the same. This has been substantially been established through DNA testing. If there is a name bearing Hazell descendant of this Richard Hazell, any uncertainty can be cleared though testing that descendant's DNA.

John Fox
Winston-Salem, NC
Descendant of Elisha Hazell of St. Mary's County, MD and Culpeper County, VA.

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

ShaneCaley — 2008-07-22 09:08:39Z

Hi Noel

My Great Great grandfather William Hazell (Hazle) also came from Castle Coombe. His son George was born there in 1819 along with three other children; Mark, Eli, and Miriam.

George moved to Newport as a young man.

Do you have any further information on Robert Hazell? He would've been born around the same time that William was born. Possibly they could be related?

Regards
Shane
P.S. I'm one of the Hazell descendants living in New Zealand

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

ShaneCaley — 2008-07-19 01:26:34Z

Hi

George Hazell Dayar's mother was Martha Hazell and she was my Great grandfather Ivor Hazell's sister.

Martha married and had four children: George, William, Edgar, and Minnie

Would you happen to know what happened to the other five children of George and Elizabeth? I heard that Winifred was living in Canada. I also have a little info on Olive's descendants.

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

ShaneCaley — 2008-06-19 01:11:43Z

Hi Sarah

Louisa's youngest daughter Louie (Louisa Jane) also lost an eye. She was opening a wooden crate of vegetables and a splinter of wood flew up into her eye. My grandmother Alice had one of her legs amputated below the knee when she was 13 years old.

Thank you for offering to send me some photos of Blaenavon and the one of Mary Jane, that would be great. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to say what my email is, but here it is anyway, you will just need to insert the 'at' symbol after shanecal and delete the hyphen
shanecal-paradise.net.nz

I'd be happy to send you photos of Louisa and her children.

Regards
Shane

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

ShaneCaley — 2008-06-18 09:37:11Z

Hi Sarah

I am Lousia Hazell's (nee Hall) great grandson. My grandmother was her daughter Alice, she was one of Louisa's twelve children. Ivor, Louisa and four of their children came to New Zealand in 1909, two more of the childen followed in 1911. Six children remained in the UK.

I am in touch with at least some of the descendants of most of the twelve children. Though I've been unable to trace descendants for three of the twelve; Jesse, Eva and George.

I know Jesse married Albert Henry Herbert who worked for the railways and they had a daughter Vera and a son. Eva went to live with an old couple when she was 13 and looked after them, and George trained at Aldershot. Would you know what happened to any of them?

I live in New Zealand but I travelled to the UK in 1980 and have visited Blaenavon, I remember going to a corner shop there and having a long chat with the shop owner who I think was named Sally Watkins (if my diary is correct). I was looking at the photos I took there before.

I don't know hardly anything about the Halls. My Nana's sister Aunty Vera told me that the Hall men were miners. She also said that her mother (Louisa) used to talk to them in Welsh when she got angry with them. Do you know whether any of them spoke Welsh?

I have a nice photo of Louisa, also several photos of her husband Ivor, and eight of the children.

regards
Shane

Re: Looking for ancestry of Benjamin Hazell

auntyg3 — 2008-04-01 22:48:02Z

WINNIPEG FREE PRESS SATURDAY APRIL 9,1932 PAGE 2

BENJAMIN HAZELL,VETERAN OF BOER WAR,DIES FRIDAY

Veteran of the Boer War,Benjamin Hazell died Friday afternoon at 2:30PM at his residence,256 Lindsay Avenue.Mr Hazell was born in Great Chesterfield Essex,England and came to Winnipeg shortly after serving in the South African War.He retired from business some years ago.
Well known in Masonic circles,Mr Hazell was a member of the King Edward Lodge.He is survived by the widow and several children.
The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.There will be a service at Clark Leatherdale's which will be conducted by Rev.A.H.Davis,rector of St.Mary's Magdalene Church and J.C.Bower.The interment will be at Riverside Cemetery.

WINNIPEG FREE PRESS THURSDAY AUGUST 28,1952 PAGE 23
MRS.MARY McRAE,77,of 6 Tweedsmuir Apartment,died Wednesday at her home.Born in England,Mrs.McRae came to canada 50 years ago.Surviving are two sons J.B.Hazell and David Hazell,two daughters,Mrs.Mary Cayen and Mrs.W.E.Dartnell; and several grand children and great grand children.Funeral service will be held Saturday at 11:00AM in the Clark Leatherdale Funeral Home.Rev.T.C.Neville officiating,assisted by Rev.J.C.Bower.Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery.

I also found a marriage for Benjamin Hazel and Mary Lees August 29,1910 in Kenora.
Benjamin Hazell
Clerk
widowed
40 years
Baptist
married in Kenora,Ontario
father: Henry Hazell
Gardiner
mother: Laura Norman
--------------------
Lees Mary
widowed
38 years
Church of England
married in Kenora,Ontario
father:William Wilding
Mechanic
mother:Mary Mills

then I checked the Manitoba marriages and found in April 27,1927 a Benjamin Bertram Hazell and Mary Lees.

Not sure wanted happened there it almost looks like they were married once before and their spouses predeceased them. They married in Kenora in 1910 and possibly again in 1927.I am trying to find the marriage prior to 1910 and have a dead end so far.Let me know what you think.I found Benjamin here in 1911 with Mary in Winnipeg and it says the family came in 1906 from England.

Gloria

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

nobarb1 — 2008-07-05 15:09:21Z

Hello Tim,
I rushed the last message. James Hazell was, as for you, my great grandfather(not 2x!!). His daughter, Fanny, by his first wife, Mary Rees, b. 1876 was my grandmother. She m. David James in 1901(8mths after James's second m. to Margaret Ellen Booth). One of their daughters, Dorothy Irene, was my mother who m. James Albert Duffield in 1927. I have more information about this line and I have found out information about James's ancestors. I also have information about another line descended from his youngest daughter, Olive(with Mary). I have little info about any possible second family other than a little shown on the Tredegar House website. I eagerly await the 1911 census results! I hope that this is of help to you to begin with.
Cheerio, Noel

Re: Hazell - Monmouthshire, Wiltshire.

nobarb1 — 2008-07-24 16:18:13Z

Hello Shane,
Many thanks for your message. "My" Robert was b. c1781 in the Stroud district. (See census records for 1851 Castle Combe). He m. Elizabeth (Andres 18 Oct 1816. See IGI. This obviously needs further confirmation). They had at least 5 children-see 1851 Census-who were: Eli,Joseph(my 2xgreat grandfather), John, Thomas and George. There may have been earlier children. Two other families are shown in the 1851C in Castle Combe: William & Elizabeth and Margaret, a widow, with her son William. I feel that there are likely to be connections between these families. Unfortunately, I have not seen the Parish Records for Castle Combe or for the Stroud district which might enlighten us. Also, unfortunately, the 1841 census records for Castle Combe seem to be missing.
I have no information for your William and would welcome any information.
Best Wishes,
from the Old to the New World,
Noel

Re: Hazell

fifirob — 2008-07-18 22:28:33Z

My gt gt grandfather David Hazell was born 1835 at Wallington, Surrey near Carshalton. Two of his siblings ie Henry and Jonathan were christened at Carshalton. (Other siblinigs include Susan, Ellen and Charlotte.) David's daughter Margaret Annie May Hazell married a blacksmith called Arthur Sanders.David's father, John Hazell born 1800 Wallington married Ann ? from Peckham.

I have been looking at Hazells in this area for a long time - there are quite a few of them in Beddington, Wallington, Mitcham and Carshalton. Would happily share information as I am sure there must be a connection between our Hazells.

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

shanecal — 2008-02-28 19:44:48Z

My Great Great Grandfather George Hazell was the son of William and Margaret Hazell. He was born in Castle Coombe. He married Margaret Williams and they had 10 children, I'm descended from their son Ivor.

I would be very interested to hear how you are related to William and Margaret.

Shane

Re: Richard Hazell, War of 1812

philgreg — 2008-09-26 06:56:08Z

I'm interested in where this Richard Hazell came from. what year was he born and where?

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

philgreg — 2008-09-25 19:32:02Z

Where was this Richard Hazle Born?

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-19 01:31:52Z

I would not advise it. Since I am not a paid member, I cannot get your contact details - however, you should be able to email me through my profile. If you want to post me a quick email, I'll set you up with an invitation to our family tree site.

PS. Shane, if you read this - posting your email address on these boards wasn't a good idea :)

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-18 18:17:03Z

Sarah, is there a way that Shane or I could get hold of you directly via email? Might be best if we sent you an invitation to our family tree site, so you could see what we've put together to date (along with our rather decent photo collection). I need an email address to send the invite to, as the tree is private for family only.

Regards,

Ben

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-18 17:11:40Z

Personally, I've never come across any records mentioning a 'Garreth' - but Ivor Hazell's (late) daughter Vera apparently had some recollections of this individual. It was initially assumed he was married to Ada, but it seems that this wasn't the case. Therefore, he remains a bit of a mystery character.

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-15 21:59:51Z

Hi Sarah,

Yes, Louisa did go to New Zealand with Ivor - she died there on Dec 16, 1914 (my uncle has her death certificate).

Out of interest, which of Louisa's numerous sisters was your ggtgm?

Regards,

Ben

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-17 20:12:37Z

I'll have to ponder over this one. With your info, I'm not sure where 'Garreth' fits in - or even if he does at all. Will have to check on that.

I did find Thomas Shannon in the IGI records, although he is listed there as 'Thomas Shanahan' (1870-1939) and his daughter as 'Gwladys Shanahan'. Thomas' parents are given as John Shanahan (1841-1875) and Elizabeth Buckingham Bowen (~1831-????).

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-17 17:00:54Z

Did the 1891 census give Gwladys' surname? According to my tree, Ada Hall married a 'Garreth' but I have no surname for him

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sadogoat — 2008-06-16 18:30:23Z

Hrm, interesting. I can only assume 'Mary Jane' would be Jane Hall, born in 1863? These are the children of Henry and Mary Ann as I have them:

Margaret b. 1859
Louisa b. 1861
Jane b. 1863
Elizabeth b. 1866
Joseph b. 1868
Ada b. 1870
Amelia b. 1874
Cordelia b. 1877
William J b. 1879

I understand that there were two more children born after the 1881 census but I have no information on these.

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

NavyPatriot1986 — 2008-09-07 21:16:39Z

I am a descendant of Mary Elizabeth Hazel and her husband, James Spear of Maryland's Eastern Shore

Was wondering what documentation you had for Henry Spear's birthdate. Do you have a date of death and location? Any additional info on his wife, Molly, and their children?

Would appreciate any additional info on the Hazel family as well.

THANKS!

Re: Edward HAZELL / Emma COOK Family in Kansas by 1877

Maryte64 — 2008-05-24 19:50:19Z

I am the descendant of Emma Hazell of South Carolina who was born in circa 1796. The first record of her is 1885 Census of Florida where she lived with her daughter, Mary Ann Harrison (my GG grandmother) and her family in Providence, Bradford Co, SC.

Please contact me

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-15 17:45:25Z

Hi

My Gt Gt grandmothers sister was Louisa who married Ivor Hazell. Did she go to New Zealand? Any info would be gratefully recieved.

Regards

Sarah

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-16 16:49:09Z

Hi

Mary Jane was my Gt Gt Gran. She died here in Blaenavon Wales not sure of the date as yet though.

Regards

sarah

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-17 16:08:04Z

Yes Mary Jane was also known as Jane, I have the same children for Henry and Ann Hall. I did find Ann in 1891 living with daughters Ada, Amelia, Cordelia and sons Joseph and William. Joseph is stated as Head and he has a 1 year old neice Gwladys with them. Also a lodger William Green. I think Gwladys may of been Ada's daughter?? They were living at 22 Stack Square and Ann was a widow.

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-17 17:24:38Z

Yes it gave a surname but it said Hall, I have Ada as marrying a Thomas Shannon who was also a witness at Amelia's wedding?? I assume Gwladys is her daughter because in 1901 census she has a daughter Gladys Shannon born 1890 only she did not marry until 1892.

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-18 18:43:37Z

Yes is it ok to post email addresses on here?

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-18 16:43:04Z

Hi Shane,

My Gt GT Grandmother was Mary Jane sometimes known as Jane, Louisa's sister. She was born in 1863 and married George Buck and had six children with him. George died in 1897 she then remarried in 1900 to my Gt Gt Grandfater William Jones. They had two children Margaret and my Gt gran Elizabeth known as Dinah, she was born 1903 and passes away in Blaenavon Hospital in 1990. There were other children gon't know of them yet.

Henry Hall Louisa and Mary's father was a Filler at Furnaces according to the 1871 census and was down as a coke filler on 1861 census.In 1881 he was down as Labourer within the ironworks. They lived at various addresses within the ironworks. I have their brother Joseph down as working in the ironworks at the blast furnace at 13 years of age and in 1891 and 1901 he was a Blackmith.

The ironworks is now open as a tourist attraction to the public and is great to wander around and see where ancestors worked and lived. There are a few websites with give info on the ironworks, its now run by CADW. Worth taking a look!! I can take some pics and send to you if your interested?

There is also a mine called Big Pit which is a popular tourist attraction, some of the Hall's may very well of worked in that mine or any others.

I don't know if they spoke welsh I don't know a great deal about them myself. I know MAry lost one eye but don't know how. I have a photo of her, can't say its a nice photo but if you'd like to see it can email it to you. I would also be interested in seeing pic of Louisa and fam.

The lady you said you spoke to was my mum's sisters mother in law. Did you find anything interesting out about the Hall's when you were over here.
Blaenavon has changed quite a bit since your visit, we now have world heritage status and things are being done slowly to improve the town and attract more tourists into the actual town.

Regards

Sarah

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

sarcox1 — 2008-06-18 15:54:55Z

I have never come across a Garreth!! Where did you get that info? I have brothers for Thomas Shannon as James and William Buckingham born in Devon and and John and Henry Shannon born in Nantyglo. They are all very confusing because their mother was down as Elizabeth Ricks and she was married to a Charles Ricks after John Shannon dies. In 1891 Thomas is down as a Ricks not a Shannon is brothers also.

Re: Hazell - Monmouth, Wiltshire and New Zealand

victoriagrimes01 — 2008-06-26 01:39:27Z

george hazell dayer is my ggg grandad i no lillie is my great nan she married thomas they married in 1915 in kent,dover lillies mum was elizabeth born 1877 in somerset married to george who was born in st woollos,newport they had 6 children lillie had 10 one of them is beth who is my nan shes great and 75 now i have my g nans b.cert elizabeth was formerly saunders and georgewas a dock labourer .lillie was born in gardenlane bootle in 1897 and died 1971. so it looks like theres a lot of family.

Re: Richard Hazell, War of 1812

dorothyinkansas — 2008-09-25 06:51:48Z

Thank you for posting this note. We believe this is an ancestor --name and birth and death dates match our records. Our research indicates Richard, born 1793 in Virginia, was the son of Ignatius Hazle (Richard is the first case where we see the name spelled Hazell). During the War of 1812, Richard served as a private in Captain Warner Ellmore's Company, First Regiment Kentucky Light Dragoons. He was married 3 times, the first to Elizabeth Wright in Green County, KY, on 9 August 1813. On 11/15/1816, he received a warrant for 150 acres of land for $30, in Green County, KY. We do not know what happened to his wife Elizabeth, but he married again on 24 December 1824. On September 15, 1831, he married again while living in Sangamon County, Illinois. He had at least ten children and died 22 March 1836 at Galena, Illinois.

Re: Edward HAZELL / Emma COOK Family in Kansas by 1877

dorothyinkansas — 2008-09-25 06:39:49Z

In researching same family, I found indications that the daughter's names were Mary Ellen Hazell born 21 Aug 1869 in Wisconsin and Emma Jeanett Hazell born 8 Sept 1871 also in Wisconsin. Emma's middle name could have been Janitt. Some family research indicates that these two daughters could have been born in Illinois instead of Wisconsin. Also indication that Emma married William Stucklik (although reported as Stuchl, believe Stucklik is more accurate) and Mary married Brian McCarty.

As for William, 1920 U.S.census shows William working as a fireman in Salem, Marion County, Oregan, age 43, white male. Born in Wisconsin, parents born in Illinois. He owns his home, free of mortgage. Wife Lavinia is 42, daughter Susie is 19. Lavinia keeps house, Susie is a telephone operator. The 1930 census shows that he was a farmer for the Wisconsin State Institute (for feeble-minded people) and Lavinia, his wife, was an attendant there. Hope this helps.

Re: Hazell family in Maryland, 19th century

dorothyinkansas — 2008-09-25 06:23:44Z

Maryland Census 1772-1890 shows Richard Hazle on the Rent Rolls in St. Mary's County in 1768. From there, the family seems to have moved to New York, Virginia,Kentucky and Illinois (Jo Daviess County) in about the early to mid-1800's. By this time, they are spelling the name as Hazell. I have a note that Richard had 9 children but do not show their names.