Hazeltine - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Family

outno321 — 2009-07-13 21:22:15Z

Hi,
I know your message I found was years old, but I hope this finds you.
We are from the Hazeltine Family in southern Wisconsin.
always looking for more infotmation on other branches of the family tree.

Irving Hazeltine

wawaski2000 — 2009-04-29 10:00:29Z

The search begins....Irving Hazeltine was my paternal grandfather, am starting the proverbial "tree search"...anyone out there have any info? Some of the relatives are thought to be in S. Dakota.
Thanks!

John Hazeltine Upton/Uxbridge/Sutton MA 1740s-1760s

MIKEPOTASKI — 2009-04-17 16:11:23Z

During the 1740s a John Hazeltine of Upton boughyt up the shares in an iron works developed on the Blacktone River in 1740 or 1741 Was this John Hazeltine the same that founded the town of Upton?

Around 1760 John Hazeltine acquired the lease to operate John Merritts iron works on the Mumford River in Uxbridge after Nicholas Baylies' lease expired.

In May 1765 Hazelting acknowledged his indebtedness to Merritt of 450 pounds plus his obligations for the lease of the Uxbridge iron works and an associated farm. Hazeltine signed over to Merritt a 400 acre farm in Upton, a smaller farm in Sutton, and 30 acres on the Blackstone on which stood the iron works, corn mill, bolting mill, and scythe mill.

I can't find any record of transfer of the iron works from Merritt to the next owner in Registry of Deeds. Can anyone help?

Frank Richard Hazeltine of South Dakota and WI

DawnBischoff6162 — 2008-09-08 18:30:36Z

Hi!

I am searching for the birth certificate of my great-grandfather Frank Richard Hazeltine. I am told and it is written in his obituary that he was born on November 12, 1880 in Parker, Turner County, South Dakota. Requests to Vital Records in South Dakota have proved fruitless. He lived most of his adult life in Beloit, Rock County, WI, passing away there on September 20, 1976.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Please email me at jm1536@comcast.net

Thank you.

Polly Hazelton/Hazeltine, Wife of Uriah Johnson

aliceallen68 — 2008-09-05 03:55:01Z

Looking for information about Polly Hazeltine (Hazelton), wife of Uriah Johnson and daughter of John Hazeltine and Abigail Bruce. Polly was deceased by July of 1802 when she was mentioned in her father's will as being the deceased wife of Uriah Johnson and mother of Uriah Jr., Sophia, Stephen (my 3gg grandfather) and Eliza Johnson. The will was written in Westminster, Windham Co. VT. Uriah & Polly were from Weathersfield VT.

Hazeltine-Prideaux Connection

John_Prideaux — 2008-07-15 01:09:58Z

Family stories indicate a connection, which I cannot yet source, between the Hazeltine and Prideaux families.
Liklely it is via marriage on the wifes' side.
g/g/g-father Samuel Prideaux 1827 Salcombe Devon m: Jeanette Calvert.
g/g-father Samuel 1863 Sale Moor cheshire m: Rosa Alice Ela, b: Farmington, ME
grandfather Samuel 1895 Auburn Maine m: Nettie Hefner, b: Uxbridge, Massachusetts.
Any leads are appreciated.
John Prideaux

Re: HAZELTINE, Elisha: b.1769

phoenixbreeze — 2008-05-12 02:38:48Z

The name I have listed for John, Eli's father was John Hazeltine born 1758 and death 1822, married woman with last name Lang, that's where my tree ends for the Hesseltine line. Eli is my great great great grandfather, my grandfather was Charles Teener Hesseltine the youngest son of John David who was the son of Horatio Freeman who was the son of Eli.

Re: Ebenezer Hazeltine father

LiseGagné — 2007-11-29 20:39:07Z

It had a son who married in Canada

Son : William Hazeltine maried, January, 07 1851 Parish St-Joseph of Montreal,Qc,Canada with Louise Millouin (Pierre, Honorée Généreux).

He is also the grandfather of two great-grandsons.

Adolphe maried with Mathilde Mainville(xTheophile,Philomene Charbonneau)the May 08 1888, parish of St-Joseph of Montreal,Qc,Canada.

William maried with Celanie Amyot(Widow of Amédé Larin), the November,09 1908, parish of St-Joseph of Montreal,Qc,Canada

**It is all that I have like information.**

Thank you for the assistance that you will bring to me.

Re: Ebenezer Hazeltine father

gwhite007 — 2007-11-28 20:18:31Z

I have alot of Ebenezer's in my data base, but what is hard when you don't have any dates. Maybe this will help me if you have any names and maybe dates of Ebenezer, and what I mean is his children, do you know who there are??

Karen

Re: Ebenezer Hazeltine father

LiseGagné — 2007-11-18 16:30:18Z

Hello, I do not have any additional information about this Ebenezer. He is my back-back-back grandfather. I precisely wished to be able to find the name of his father and his mother.

Thank you

Re: Ebenezer Hazeltine father

gwhite007 — 2007-11-18 02:23:53Z

Hi,

I tried to e-mail you at that e-mail address that you gave, and it came back to me, so am posting here./.

About Ebenezer, do you have a birth date of him, and do you know who his father is??

Karen Hazelton Lashin

Ebenezer Hazeltine father

LiseGagné — 2007-10-09 20:49:17Z

I search the father of Ebenezer Hazeltine.
I don't idea of origin of father.
Ebenezer Hazeltine married Mary Vincent(widow of Robert Bellows) in the Parish Saint-Gabriel, Presbyterian Church to Montreal, the 25 august 1826.

Personnal address to answer me : louve62@distributel.net

HAZELTON/HASELTINE

1999-06-13 12:00:00Z

Seeking info on Robert Haseltine B: abt 1590 or Peter Robert Haseltine Abt 1600. Date unsure.

Re: Hazeltine's from Maine

lfaris50 — 2007-01-12 04:46:12Z

I have no idea.
I think I found the family in the 1860 Maine census living with the Winthrop Stevens family. It looks like Asa (age 18) is living with his mother, Sarah, and two siblings John, age 15 and David, age 12.

I checked the 1850 census to see if his father is listed and I found Sarah (same age as 1860 census) and what appears to be 7 kids: Sara R age 22; Wm. age 16; Joseph age 13; Abigal age 11; Asa B. age 8; John B. age 5 and David age 2. In 1850 they are living a few houses from the Steven's family.

Don't know how to check from there.

It appears he was in the Union army. Maybe theres a pension record.

Lorraine

Re: Hazeltine's from Maine

gwhite007 — 2007-01-12 02:37:53Z

Do you know who Asa's father was? was it John?

Karen Hazelton Lashin

Hazeltine's from Maine

lfaris50 — 2007-01-01 05:47:44Z

Hello,
I saw your email about Hazeltines and your comment that they are all related. I just found information about a Hazeltine family that connects to my family.

In about 1889 John F. Hazeltine married Emma J. McGrath, I believe in Philadelphia PA. The 1900 census reports him and his family living in Lebanon Co. PA. It states he was born in Maine. They have two children, Agnes born in NJ 1890 and Charles A. born in PA 1896. I just received the death notice of another son, John F. who died at 7 months in 1894 and was buried in Camden.

A search of the 1888 and 1889 Camden city directories shows John living with Asa Hazeltine.

Searching for John and Asa in the 1880 census I found them in Des Moines Iowa. Asa's wife is Matilda and she is also born in Maine as is their son Joseph. Their sons, Asa Jr. and Charles A. were born in Nebraska.

I searched for them in 1870 and found them in Jackson, Waldo Co Maine. The household includes Asa, Matilda, Joseph and John and also a 68 year old Sarah - presumably Asa's mother.

Finally, I found Asa in 1920 living at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in Washington TN. I don't know if this is the same Asa as this Asa reports his parents birthplace as England. In 1880 that Asa reported his parent's birthplaces as Maine.

Does any of this strike a cord?

Lorraine
Maryland

Margaret O'Malley McGrath, death? 1924+ possibly Lebanon Co PA

lfaris50 — 2006-12-30 16:38:12Z

I hope to find a reference to the death of Margaret McGrath.

I have tried for years to find the death notice for Margaret McGrath (nee O'Malley) who was born about 1844 in Ireland. I believe she died sometime after November 1924 when she was last known to be alive in Philadelphia.

She may have died in Jonestwon, Lebanon County but since she had an extensive Philadelphia family I anticipate her death would have been noted locally.

She was the widow of Eugene McGrath (aka Owen McGrath) and had a daughter, Emma, wife of John Hazeltine, who likely resided in Jonestown, Lebanon County. Her son, John, predeceased his mother.

Her known grandchildren were Agnes (b. 1890) and Charles (b. 1895)

She was predeceased by her siblings Mary Jane Faris, Bernard O'Malley, Annie O'Malley and Michael O'Malley. It is unknown if she survived her brother Peter O'Malley. She was the daughter of the late Peter and Honora (aka Ann) O'Malley who were born in Ireland and died in Philadelphia, PA.

I appreciate any assistance you can offer, including reference to resources to search newspapers in Lebanon County PA from that era.

Thank you,
Lorraine
Maryland

Re: family tree research

@@e.sinker@btinternet.com — 2006-02-12 14:42:54Z

Hi Marie,

I wrote to you directly a few days ago but haven't received a
reply so I will try again via this message board. I wrote:

Fenton is my third cousin twice removed. My great-grandmother is Jennie Hazeltine. She was born in 1856 near Lander, Farmington Township, Warren County. What I have on your great-grandparents is:

Fenton Earl Hazeltine born 21 Aug 1910, died 26 Apl 1991 buried Riverside Cemetery, Pittsfield, Pa.; married 13 May 1935 Penn Run, Pa., Dorothy Evelyn Cady born 28 Jan 1915 Pittsfield, Warren Co., Pa., died 26 Oct 1991 Greenvill, Pa., buried Riverside Cemetery. Which of their seven children are you descended from and what would you
like to know? - Ed

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-25 20:03:48Z

Reguarding Samuel be a LT that is all that I have..

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-25 20:01:08Z

Thanks, Karen. I just finished the 600-plus-page Bodge book and gleaned all the info about John and Nathaniel. What a wonderfully detailed book! Any info about Samuel would be apprciated.

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-25 17:59:20Z

I received some information about Samuel, my father had this information on him, he was in the local Milita.. Hopes that this helps..

Karen

Re: Permelia Hazeltine Shinn b 1816 AL d 1881 TX

2004-10-21 02:40:28Z

Karen, This is all the data I have on Permelia. I have no useful data from the Thorn side available. I have her on census reports but that is after she was married with no clue to her parents or the Hazeltine middle name. She came to Texas from Alabama with her husband and children. - Philip Hudson

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-20 20:03:45Z

Let me do some more research, also I do have Robert and John parents and birth place, and also their grandparents.. If you would like that information..

Will post it as soon as I can

Karen

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-19 15:42:34Z

Karen, thanks so much! Yes, John (b. 1620-d. 1690) was born in England, might even have served under Cromwell, and certainly could have fought in King Philip’s War. I do not know Nat(h)aniel, though. Brother to John? Any more detail or information on your source?

Re: Permelia Hazeltine Shinn b 1816 AL d 1881 TX

2004-10-19 15:17:53Z

It does look the middle name came down a Hazeltine line, although if I had more information on her line, might be able to help you, Do you have her parents or grand parents names?

Karen Hazelton Lashin

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-19 15:15:17Z

I found some information, but not on Samuel, I found that Nataniel Hazeltine and John Hazeltine were both in King's Philip war, Credited under Lieut Benjamin Sweet.. June 24, 1676, Hope that this helps

Karen Hazelton Lashin

Permelia Hazeltine Shinn b 1816 AL d 1881 TX

2004-10-11 19:00:14Z

My Hazeltine connection is my g-g-g-grandmother:
Permelia Hazeltine Shinn b December 13, 1816 in AL, d January 11, 1881 in Smith Co., TX, m James William Thorn.

I have no more data on her and would like to know why her middle name is Hazeltine.

I have my line from her and some of her other descendants.

I am looking for more information on her and her ancestry.

Philip Hudson
hudsonpw@ev1.net

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-11 16:05:19Z

I'd love to see it, even in draft form. Likewise, if I can find any more about Samuel, I'll post it.

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-11 16:00:58Z

Well if there is anything that I can help with, just let me know.

I soon want to put out a book of Robert and John.

Karen Hazelton Lashin

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-11 15:14:37Z

My g-g-grandfather Jirah Ballou (1815-60) m. Sarah Jane Hazelton, who was daughter of Solomon Hazelton (1782-1856) and Sally Jane Wilder (1785-1859), residents of Townshend, VT, and later Dorset .

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-11 14:43:11Z

I do have all of that infomation, was wondering if you needed more information, will give what I have.. Just did not know that he was in King Philip's war, but will check out you site..

Am curious how do you fit into the Hazelton line?

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-11 14:25:43Z

Karen, thanks so much for giving me Samuel's officer grade. I've since been in touch with a Hazeltine descendant (through her husband) who reports, "Lieut. Samuel2 (John1) Hazelton [note sp. change] married at Haverhill December 28, 1670, Deborah, daughter of Peter Cooper of Rowley. He lived in Bradford on part of the old homestead of his father where he died 1717. He was one of the original members of the church of Bradford. His wife joined in 1682." (Genealogical Sketches of Robert and John Hazelton and some of their descendants compiled by Dr. William B. Lapham, Portland, ME, publ. by F.H. Hazelton, 1892; p. 103.)

Further, on p. 306, "Ensign Samuel Hazeltine and wife Deborah of Bradford sold to David Haseltine of same, upland next to David's own land in Bradford, eight acres, etc., Dec. 8, 1685."

I think my search will now take me to the towns of Bradford, Rowley, and even Townshend, VT, where their descendants settled under a grant in 1753.

For any further interest you may have on King Phillip's War, I posted an article at www.militaryhistoryonline.com. More to come, I hope!

Re: Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-10-10 19:41:16Z

Samuel does come down my line, or I should say I come down Samuel line, I knew that he was a LT, but did not have information on him in the King Philip \War, any info that I can give you about him, I will and I would really love to know more, about in and in the war..

Karen Hazelton Lashin

Betsy Jewett Hazeltine

2005-10-24 17:16:14Z

I am looking for any Jewett line that may have a record of an Elizabeth "Betsy" SISCHO/SISCO either as a descendent of a female Jewett or as a marraige partner to a Jewett. She eventually went on to marry an Eli Hazeltine. Her place of Origin would either be New Hampshire or Vermont. Her father MAY have been either William (b 1748) SISCHO/SISCO and married to Abigail RAND or Samuel SISCHO/SISCO (b. 1756) and married to Mary LANG.

Family trees for both Sischo Males listed above lay claim to her but both are lacking concrete evidence that she belongs to either line.

I have , in hand, a birth record for an Elizabeth SISCO born to william and Abigail AND a birth record for an Elizabeth born to Samuel and Mary. (wish they could have been more original in anming their kids) Neither record included the middle name of JEWETT. Sisco family researchers have placed her into both families . . . but that is not possible.

So, is there a Jewett researcher who has come across any record that would show a Jewett being married to a Sischo/Sisco or maybe even a RAND that is connected to Benjamin and Catherine RAnd?? Or even to a LANG that is connected to a William and Elizabeth (Rand) LANG?

Any hints or clues would be helpful. Any bona fide documents would be treasured!

Many Thanks

Denise Siscoe

Re: Hazeltine connection

2005-10-05 12:00:06Z

Hi I am a Hazeltine living over in England if you need any help i will try to help.

Hazeltine and MARTIN Connection

2005-09-12 01:36:41Z

I have recently received information that my great grandfather's sister was named either HAZELTINE ORLENA or ORLENA HAZELTINE MARTIN. She was born in TN in 1854. She married JAMES IRVIN CRADDOCK in MO and they moved to Victor, Ravalli County, MT in around 1886. They were the parents of 8 Children, the last being born in 1899. In 1900 Federal Census for MT James Irvin Craddock was listed as a widower.
Hazeltine's brother was named ALEXANDER LANE MARTIN, born on 26 DEC 1855 in TN. Their mother and father were both born in TN according to a 1870 Fed census for Dent County, Watkins area, MO.
Their mother's name was MARY maiden name unknown. Their father's name is unknown and family story is that he either was killed or choose to disappear in the CIVIL WAR.
Can anyone connect my MARTIN line to a HAZELTINE line???
Any information will be appreciated...Thank You...Nancy Ann Smith

Hazeltine-Rawson descendants

2005-06-26 23:14:33Z

Looking for anyone with info on Abner Hazeltine Of Sutton, MA who married Elizabeth Rawson, b 04-21-1710, descendant of Edward Rawson of England. They married on 02-10-1730 and had a son, also named Abner, b 11-05-1731. He married Martha Robbins Goss, of Mendon.Their daughter Susannah married John Belcher of Wrentham, MA.

Thank you,
Susan

Sam'l Hazeltine in King Philip's War

2004-06-01 15:23:31Z

Samuel Hazeltine (1645-1717) of Rowley, Essex Co., Mass., was an ancestor who I believe would have been mustered into the Essex Regiment during King Philip’s War. (He was the son of John Hazeltine, b. 1620, in Biddeford, Devonshire, England, and m. Deborah Cooper Dec. 26, 1670, in Haverhill, MA.) If he was, it would mark my fifth ancestor (after Ballou, Draper, Fisk and Pierce) to have served God and country in that conflict. Any information would be mightily appreciated and contribute to an article I'm writing!

Re: Hazeltine connection

2004-05-23 15:08:21Z

It is interesting that your family background apparently cites both a Hazeltine background and a Holmes background. As you may know, Oliver Wendell Holmes I, was the writer and Doctor, and father of three, one of whom was O.W Holmes II, Justice of the Supreme Court. Of the other two chilren, it is believed that at least one moved to New Hampshire, and had a daughter by name of Edith Holmes, Grad. Boston University app. 1914. Ayers Village, outside of Haverhill, Massachusetts may have been home for the Holmes family at one time, as there was a connection between the Holmes family and the Hazeltine's of Ayer's Village. (See also, Hazeltime Girls School, Bradford, Mass., across the Merrimac River from Haverhill. Best of luck in your persuits!
I think that I still have some glassware from the Holmes side of the familyt! - Edson F. White

HAZELTINE\APPLETON

matpat26 — 2005-01-16 16:56:50Z

Would be interested in find a connection between the Hazeltine and Appleton families of MA as my ggg grandfather carried the name of Appleton Hazeltine Corbett who married Thankful Hazeltine. It just has to be he was named from family lines. I do have much to share from that point.

Re: McLeroys

SusanEC75214 — 2005-02-23 21:24:46Z

I noticed that your McLeroys came to GA from SC...

Did any end up in Pike County GA before moving to Texas before 1900?

Re: History and Genealogy of Gov. John Webster

patmartin88 — 2003-10-24 02:20:07Z

Lois, I came across your message and hope sparked anew in me ... not on Webster, but because I have been researching Rachel Upton Canaday Vandiver (from Casey County, KY) and had been given your address in Denver as a reference to contact. However, my letter was returned as "not deliverable as addressed; unable to forward" and I was so disappointed. When I came across your name here, I decided to try contacting you this way.

I don't want to put information or questions on this particular message board that belong elsewhere, but if you would, would you please contact me by email ... I have a photograph that I need to positively identify, and would like other information.

Thanks, Pat Martin (Arizona)

Re: Hazeltine connection

BettySouthard99 — 2004-07-17 15:43:27Z

Thank you so very much for your reply. I will certainly follow up on your information. Two of my known Holmes had careers that including political offices. Otis Halbert Holmes, Sr. was a minister in the state of Iowa and also held a state office. His son, Otis Halbert, Jr. was Rep.State of Washington. The family was well educated as far back as I have been able to go...Lulu Hazeltine Holmes was a graduate student and faculty member in Kansas and a later Lulu Hazeltine Holmes was a professor at Berkeley in California as well as Dean of Girls at Washington State. I know that Thomas, my gggrandfather was born in New York..but who his parents were, I don't know. He was born around 1829. He was the father of Otis Sr. and Lulu Hazeltine. He died early in Iowa. I am so anxious to learn more about the Hazeltine connection...I know there is a clue out there somewhere that will explain why the girls were named Hazeltine. Again, thanks so much..I appreciate your interest.
Betty

Permelia Hazeltine Shinn b AL 1816 d TX 1881

PhilipWHudson — 2004-03-08 00:14:47Z

Permelia Hazeltine Shinn b AL 1816 d TX 1881, m James William Thorn in AL. This person is my ancestor but I know nothing about her except the data above. I do not know if her mother was a Hazeltine who married a Shinn or if Permilia was a Hazeltine who married a Shinn as a first husband. There may be some other explanation for this unusual name. Can anyone help? - Philip Hudson hudsonpw@ev1.net

Ann Hazeltine, b. abt 1847 GA, lived in Randolph Co, Ala late 1800's

dntarch — 2005-02-05 06:29:12Z

Ann Hazeltine is my gg grandmother. She was born on Ga abt 1847. Married to John Floyd Cockrell (b. abt 1844, Ga.) and lived in Randolph Co., Ala. Children include Jennie (married to John Thompson gg grdf) b.1873, Randolph Co., Ala. died betwn 1891 and 1900. Their son was Reese. Jennie C and John Thad son Leonard Forney Thompson who was raised by his grandparents Ann Hazeltine and John Cockrell.
Any information regarding Ann Hazeltine's ancestry or her husband John Floyd Cockrell is appreciated.

Re: J. E. Hazeltine

gwhite007 — 2005-10-29 19:04:45Z

I am not sure those people come down my line, what other information would you have on the deed, some of my realtives were in Waitsburg Wa, for some time..

Karen

Re: Hazeltine-Rawson descendants

gwhite007 — 2005-10-29 19:01:47Z

Susan,

I have Abner and Elizabeth down my line, I have as her father Rev Grindall Rawson and her mother was Susannah Wilson, If you need any other information let me know..

Karen

J. E. Hazeltine

PearlStarr22 — 2005-07-01 16:14:40Z

I have some info on a deed that J. E. and Mary E. Hazeltine, bought property dated October 20, 1900, in Ocean Park, WA. Contact me if you have info on these folks or want more info...Pearl

Hazeltine/mckelvey marriage

RichardMcKELVY51 — 2003-12-08 13:01:47Z

Looking for info. on Marjorie L. Hazeltine who married Carl Fanfur McKelvey.
I have no info. on Marjorie, Carl McKelvey was born at Lutesville, MO. They had 2 children,1 Fann Raymond and 2. Erlene. They lived in Phoenix, AZ. I know that they were there before 1946. Carl's parents moved there from Colorado. Before that they lived around Glen Allen, MO. Marjorie passed away about late 1950's or early 1960's.any info. would be appreciated.
Thanks Richard McKelvy

Hazeltine

CharlesBlom — 2004-02-01 02:08:20Z

I am looking for more information on the Hazeltine's of Maine. My wife's ggrandmother was a Hazeltine, Emma P. Hazeltine, born : 4/4/1850; her brother was William C. Hazeltine who adopted my wife's grandmother in 1905 after the death of her two parents. The ggrandmother's parents were: Moses Hazelti/ne and Sarah Kimball of Kennebunkport Maine.
Any information to share would be appreciated.
Charley