Hazen - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Rolph Hazen

CChambers6510 — 2009-10-24 19:43:44Z

According to Prof. Daniel N. Rolph - Descendant - and information he posted with the Indiana County History Preservation Society: He lived in Ripley County many years, fought with the Kentucky Volunteers in the Battle of the Fallen Timbers in 1794, served in the Indiana Militia in Dearborn Co., Indiana during the War of 1812, and was wounded, according to his pension application. He later died in Wayne County, Iowa. This was found in a search for his father James Rolf. It contains limited info. on his brothers Asa and James Jr.
http://www.countyhistory.com/ripley/ourstories/040.htm
Richard Chambers - also a distant descendant. Daniel is a Historian Professor Author

Re: national hazen family website--New!

AnitaCarr45 — 2009-10-08 22:32:57Z

Thank you so much for your response. I will await Sharon's reply.

Re: national hazen family website--New!

BobHazen51 — 2009-10-07 06:14:43Z

Anita,

I'm not able to sign you up for the website. However, Sharon has responded to your post with an offer to send an invitation to you. As far as I know, she's the only person who can sign you up.

Bob

Re: national hazen family website--New!

AnitaCarr45 — 2009-10-05 22:11:15Z

Great to hear from you Bob. My grandfather was "Bob" also and so is my uncle. I would like advice as to how to access the Hazen Family website. Please advise if you would be so kind. My grandfather was born in North Dakota where they migrated to Wisconsin - Prairie Du Chien. He wound up coming to Fort Dix NJ during WWI and it was in NJ that he met my grandmother. My line goes - Joan (my mother) - Robert Hazen - George Hazen, Samuel Hazen , Aaaron Hazen, Abraham Hazen, John Hazen, Thomas Hazen, John Hazen, Edward Hazen (I went past that a bit but that is where is starts in America as we know). Through Tracey Elliot Hazen's impeccable research I was able to discover that my great-great-great grandfather was Aaron Hazen was married to Margaret Cooke who was a descendant of Francis Cooke of the Mayflower. This established a genealogical link to other Mayflower passengers and their descendants. As a Colonial history buff, I found this thrilling. I was also delighted to discover that Thomas Hazen, grandson of the famous first arrival Edward, served in the Revolutionary War along with two of his sons. What an illustrious history the Hazen's have!

Re: national hazen family website--New!

BobHazen51 — 2009-10-04 16:25:45Z

Hello Anita,

It will be interesting to see where you connect to the Hazen lineage. My grandfather is list in The Hazen Family in America also.

I'm on Sharon's site. It's been a little slow recently, so a new member would be good. When you get there, be sure to read about the California and Washington Hazens that got together via the internet. My above-mentioned Grandpa had three wives and the descendants of the 3rd marriage didn't know about each other until recently.

Bob Hazen

Re: national hazen family website--New!

AnitaCarr45 — 2009-10-04 15:59:21Z

Hi Sharon. I would love to visit the Hazen family website. Please advise how to do so. My mother was a Hazen. I have read applicable facts in the Hazen Family in America but have heard that it has been updated and I would really like to see the new information. My grandparents and their oldest child is listed in the book but not my mother as she hadn't been born I suppose at that time. Thanks for your response!

Re: national hazen family website--New!

sharonh335 — 2009-10-03 13:01:06Z

Thank you for your note. My maiden name is Hazen. The family is very large here in the US. If you would like to see some of the info, I can invite you to the Hazen family web site. What I will need is your name and e-mail address. It is completely safe. One of the site members has downloaded the book, "Hazens of America". You can click on those and see more, a lot more. I have the book, myself. My father's name is listed there as a child. My e-mail address is fleurish335@q.com.....

Regards, Sharon / Oregon

Re: national hazen family website--New!

amandahazen — 2009-10-03 03:22:39Z

I have never met another Hazen I,m interested in learnng more.

Re: national hazen family website--New!

connectom — 2009-09-21 05:37:36Z

I am very interested in this websit.

My ancestor was Samuel Albert Hazen born 7 June 1855 near Oak Forest, in Franklin Co., IN (some people have said born in Ohio)and died 28 Mar 1931 in Fairfax, Osage, OK. Samuel Hazen married Emily Lanning born in 1853 in Indiana and got married in IN, daughter of James Lanning (born 1825 in NJ and died 1900 in Burlington, Carol, IN) and Arvilla Mathews (1827-1900), d/o John Mathews and Phoebe Pond.

Samuel Hazen was the son of John Hazen and an unknown woman. He had one older sister named Mary Ellen Hazen who married William Smith in Brookville, IN and lived in Connersville, IN until their deaths.

Samuel Hazen and his sister Mary Ellen Hazen Smith were raised by two sisters of John Townsend Hazen in or near Brookville, Indiana. He never acknowledged these children as his. There were no other John Hazen's in Indiana during that time frame, according to any of the US census reports, so it is assumed he fathered these children. Also, Mary Ellen Hazen Smith's obit listed as her father a John Hazen. She lived and died in IN.

If anyone can assist with clarifying the parentage of these children, I would consider it a huge help.

Thanks,

Robert Awalt
San Diego
connectom@yahoo.com

Re: Search for All Relatives

Awalker2815 — 2009-09-20 17:12:39Z

Hello to you,

Saw your post, by chance do you know your grandmother's middle name. I looked her up in the Hazen book, and there is a few Martha's in the book... :)

Me, I am a Hazen, my father was Phil Walker, Grandmother Dorothy Hazen, G.Grandfather James Landon Hazen, G.G. Grandfather Frederick Allen Hazen. and I too live in Wash. St. over in Spokane.

Al Walker

Search for All Relatives

cynhaz — 2009-09-09 17:37:13Z

I'm the youngest and last daughter of Stanley Raymond Hazen. My biological father is the oldest of nine children. His mother is Martha Hazen they both live in Washington.

Re: Rachel Hazen (m George Franklin)

jasche — 2009-07-23 20:43:11Z

Click on the 'report abuse' link on your original post. In the drop down menu choose 'other' in the comment field request that the post be removed because it contains information regarding living people.

Re: Rachel Hazen (m George Franklin)

polarea — 2009-07-23 19:35:01Z

Sorry, I didn't realise posting source information for living people wasn't allowed. If someone can remove it or tell me how to do so that's great.

Kim

Rachel Hazen (m George Franklin)

polarea — 2009-07-23 14:31:12Z

I just tried to email Walter Hazen, source of much of my online information on Rachel, but as I don't see any recent online activity for him I thought I would post my query to this message board as well:

I am a descendant of Rachel Hazen (m George Franklin)

I have recently found mention of Rachel in the descriptions of her under the entries for Daniel Hazen, her father, and (John?) William Franklin, her father-in-law, in the book: Pioneer sketches of Long Point Settlement by E A Owen. Is anyone on these boards familiar with this title? It is available online here:

http://www.archive.org/details/pioneersketcheso00owenuoft

It seems to mention that George Franklin is the son of William Franklin, and the sketch appears to be written by his grandson and published in 1898, so I'm wondering whether it might be more reliable than Tracy Elliot Hazen's work? His grandson would have been born after his grandfather died, but it appears lived in his homestead and was proud of his grandfather. I don't fully understand Tracy Elliot Hazen's source methods for his tome.

It may be that William was John William or some such, which is how I now have him in my tree.

I am familiar with the work published by Ross W McCurdy which mentions those names for George's parents, but being a relatively recent work it must be derivative of Tracy Elliot Hazen.

The sketch for William Franklin seems to imply that he was not a loyalist, as stated in Ross McCurdy's work, but in fact was a patriot who came to Canada for reasons of opportunity.

My next step is to try for the authors of the ancestral file on familysearch.org . Their names appear to be:

MARGARET STOWE READ
910 WEST NIDO AVNEUE
MESA AZ
USA 85210

CAROLYN ACKLEY
P O BOX 1513
HOLLISTER CA
USA 95024

BENJAMIN W. FRANKLIN
27226 BAREFOOT LN SE
BONITA SPRINGS FL
USA 34135

I don't know which was the original researcher whom I should contact first? I don't know whether any of these keep a current online presence with their research.

Cheers,

Kim

Re: hazen's from Canada

lbransome1 — 2009-07-22 14:09:28Z

thanks, this wouldn't be doug from Owen Sound if it is contact me please it's your cousin Lori lbransome@wightman.ca

Re: hazen's from Canada

doughazen_1 — 2009-07-22 01:22:49Z

I have detailed information on the loyalist branch that went from MA to NB in Canada in the 1750's. They are refered to as pre-loyalists, because they came before the big onslaugh in 1783.

Re: national hazen family website

sharonh335 — 2009-05-25 16:51:58Z

I have just added your name to the site, and you should have received and invite by now. Please let me know if it doesn't go thru.

Re: national hazen family website

sharonh335 — 2009-05-25 16:45:51Z

Denny, what I will need is your e-mail address. An invite will come to your inbox.....just click on it and you are in. There have not been many comments for awhile, but maybe we can get us going again. In case you need it, my e-mail address is: fleurish335@q.com you are welcome to contact me anytime......

"cousin" Sharon

Ruth A. Hazen, age 82 born, in Conneaut, Ohio," daughter of, Clyde and Mabel (Blakeslee) Smith.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-02-04 05:22:15Z

Hazen, Ruth A. (Smith),

Ruth A. “Smith”Hazen
Ruth A. Hazen, age 82 of West Springfield, Pa., died Saturday evening, January 31, 2009 at Hamot Medical Center, Erie, Pa. Ruth was born on May 25, 1926 in Conneaut, Ohio, the daughter of the late Clyde and Mabel (Blakeslee) Smith. Ruth graduated from Rowe High School in Conneaut, Ohio and became very industrious. Her first job after high school was working as a Dental Assistant then she married her love, Donald "Gus" Hazen on August 5, 1949, after which she went to work at Marx Toys in Girard. She also worked at the Peggy Gray Candy Store in North Springfield where she worked as a candy dipper for many years and also served time at the North Springfield Post Office as their Postmaster. Ruth had a deep love for cooking and also ran a catering business out of her home when she wasn’t working for someone else. Ruth was a very social person as well. She was an avid member of the Springfield Women’s Club and past President of the Springfield School PTA. Ruth and Gus attended the Federated Church where they together attended the Senior Center on Tuesdays and she served as the Church Librarian and taught Sunday School. Ruth will always be remembered for her piano and organ playing, her cooking, stories, original poetry, jokes, limerick, faith in God and her exceptional gift of hospitality. Her family members are proud of the gifts and traditions she has passed on to them. Although, her raspberry pies, popcorn, coffee creamer eyes and Christmas grab bags will always be her unique legacy. Besides her parents, Ruth is preceded in death by three brothers Ernest, Charles and Alvin Smith; two sisters Irene Fralic and Charlotte Anderson; and a son-in-law, Bill Bonnett. Ruth is survived by her husband of almost 60 years this year, Gus Hazen; three daughters Theresa A. Bonnett of Girard, Pa., Judy E. Keefer and her husband, Dayle and Dawn A. Keefer and her husband, Richard both of Jamestown, Pa.; and a sister Needa Simmons of Conneaut, Ohio.
She is blessed to have known and loved 11 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Friends and family are invited to call at the Jean Evans Thompson Funeral Home at 11883 Main St., E. Springfield, Pa. on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to attend Life Celebration Services at the Federated Church on Thursday, February 5, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Ed Huntley, officiating. Burial will follow at Springfield Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial donations may be made to the Springfield Volunteer Fire Dept., P.O. Box 76, E. Springfield, PA 16411 or to the Federated Church, P. O. Box 158, E. Springfield, PA 16411.
Erie Times-News on 2/3/2009,

Federated Church,"
Jean Evans Thompson Funeral Home ,

Re: James Hazen

connectom — 2009-02-21 16:16:22Z

Hi Sharon,

I am a Hazen descendant and would love to be on your invited list. Have been having a heck of a time connecting my people with yours and other Hazen's.

My g-grandfather is not listed with other Hazen families in Indiana, but he is connected. His name was Samuel Albert Hazen (born 7 June 1855 IN and died 28 Mar 1931 in Fairfax, Osage, OK). He married Emily Mae Lanning who grew up in Franklin Co. and moved to Carrol Co, IN, d/o James Lanning and Aravilla Mathews.

Samuel A. Hazen was raised in IN (possibly in Brookville) by his aunt Rebecca Hazen, sister of John Townsend Hazen. Samuel's sister, Mary Ellen Hazen (Smith), a few years older than Samuel, was raised by another Hazen aunt who was another sister of John T. Hazen, in Brookville, IN (I believe John T's sister's married name was White). Mary Ellen Hazen is listed in one of the census with this family.

John T. Hazen is listed in the marriage index as having first married in 1856-7, after Samuel Albert Hazen was born. I believe he was around 30, old for a first marriage in those times. It is plausible that he had a previous marriage. Otherwise, where did Mary Ellen and Samuel Hazen come from?

John T. Hazen's will listed all children except for Samuel and Mary Ellen. Mary Ellen's death cert listed John T. Hazen as her father, but her mother was not listed. I have copies if anybody wants to take a look.

To date, I have been unable to find any information on who the mother of Mary Ellen and Samuel A. Hazen was. There appears to be no written accounts, no grave marker, no family bible information; maybe she died in child birth with Samuel?; she could have been unmarried, although I doubt it given the religious behaviors in the community; she could have run away; or perhaps she was insane and put away in an asylum some place secret? I have not, until now, considered the last possibility and would not even know where to begin looking?

If anyone has any information at all on these people, I would apprecdiate hearing from you.

Thanks,
Robert Awalt
connectom@yahoo.com

Re: Hazens Now

foredsemail — 2009-05-21 01:27:36Z

Hi Sharon,

Here's my email foredsemaiL123@yahoo.com

I have the pdf version of the book (approx. 1100 pages)

Thank you, Ed

national hazen family website

foredsemail — 2009-05-19 00:07:28Z

who do we talk to about the myfamily.com Hazen tree

related through Thomas O Hazen b1793 - d1885

original message board was from Andrea Hazen

Thanks, Ed

Re: national hazen family website--New!

foredsemail — 2009-04-20 17:46:28Z

Hi, I am interested in your new website, we're descendants of Thomas Oakley Hazen

foredsemaiL123@yahoo.com

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

lbransome1 — 2009-04-03 11:12:58Z

thanks sharon any info would be great my e-mail address is lbransome@wightman.ca

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

lbransome1 — 2009-03-27 22:14:49Z

I am Freida Hazen (Mathewson's) granddaughter too. Who is your father, must be my uncle please reply asap
Lori

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

lbransome1 — 2009-04-02 19:40:04Z

The Mines is my mothers side the Hazen is my fathers side

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

lbransome1 — 2009-04-02 16:53:47Z

Hi my Walter Mines was born in 1886

Re: national hazen family website--New!

rtarn1 — 2009-02-09 01:56:47Z

I am interested in your Hazen family website. I was born a Hazen - daughter of William Hazen, Saint John, NB, Canada.

I have the Hazen Family book by Tracey Hazen that includes my grandparents and father but not my generation. Stanley Hazen has updated the Hazen family history and has visited me. We keep in touch.

Please let me know about your website. I have a relative in England who is going to publish a book about his line of Hazens which is also mine in part. The book should be out next year or so.

Thank you.

Jane (Hazen) Tarn

Re: national hazen family website--New!

rtarn1 — 2009-02-09 01:56:44Z

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

waltere168 — 2009-03-31 00:15:40Z

My father is Leo Willard Blair Hazen, born Biggsville, Illinois. My e-mail address is waltere@qwestoffice.net. Hope this helps.

Phoebe Hazen married to Peter Oliver

BrianOliver028 — 2009-03-15 09:04:29Z

Looking for info on the two people mentioned above. Peter and Phoebe had atleast one child, Isaac Oliver b. 1824 in New York. Does anyone have a Phoebe in their tree that was born roughly between 1780-1810?

Rhoda Hazen Doane.

rw90doane — 2009-05-17 02:40:31Z

Rhoda Hazen, born in Connecticutt in 1782, was the daughter of Nehemiah Hazen and Miriam Wood. Circa 1816, she married Allen Doane. They had 4 sons. They were all in Medina, Ohio in 1840. Rhoda died and is buried there sometime between between 1845 and 1849. Hope some one has some info on Rhoda's death and buriel.
Rhoda was a sister to Lydia Hazen who married Allen's brother, Azariah Doane. Sister's married brothers.

Rhoda Hazen Doane.

rw90doane — 2009-05-17 02:39:40Z

Re: national hazen family website

AnitaCarr45 — 2009-05-22 01:55:54Z

Great Idea! I am with you. It is so strange because I thought my Uncle Robert Hazen was the last of the Hazen line. My mother Joan was a Hazen, descendant of Robert E. Hazen. Now, through research, I have found that there are SO many Hazens out there and it is delighful and intriguing and I am so interested to discover how we are all related and the history of the Hazens and how we are all intertwined. The Hazens have a very rich and great history that we all should be proud of. I certainly am! A National website would be awesome and I will do whatever I can to assist. - Anita

Re: national hazen family website

AnitaCarr45 — 2009-05-24 00:32:44Z

Hello "Cousin" Sharon! I am delighted to hear from you! Again, I have always thought we were the last of the Hazen line but have come to know that there is a giant family out there and we are all related! I would love to know how we are related and I have no doubt that we are. Please email me at thedalee3@yahoo.com. I am very interested in all genealogy and particularly the Hazens. They are certainly a family that is rich in history! I do have some "blanks" in my story though which is why I search. My mother was Joan Ann Hazen, daugher of Robert E. Hazen and Agnes Hazen. Robert was the son of George Hazen and Dorothy Degnan. My grandfather was born in New Rock or Jamestown, ND and lived of course in Wisconsin as well which is a hotbed of Hazen history. He came to New Jersey when he enlisted in WWI and then met my grandmother. Any Hazen facts you have to share I'm game! Thanks for your response and I very much look forward to hearing from you! - Sincerely - Anita

HAZEN Kurt Andrew 1966-2001 section 104

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-12 23:10:35Z

HAZEN Kurt Andrew 1966-2001 section 104

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 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: national hazen family website

decoy714 — 2009-05-20 20:12:33Z

Hi Sharon,
My name is Denny, and I am a direct descendant of Edward
Hazen- 1614-1683, born in Cadney Eng. I would very much
like an invite to the "Hazens Now" website. Hopefully I
can add some names to your list.

Re: national hazen family website

sharonh335 — 2009-05-20 17:00:39Z

I don't know this one. However, I have put one up, "Hazen's Now" and hope for it to eventually become a geneology source for all Hazens......Are you interesed in me putting you on so you can access it? We are running kind of slow, but will pick back up again. My goal is to find as many of us as possible to continue the information collected in the "Hazen's of America"....do you have access to that book......

Sharon Hazen Hall / Oregon

Re: relatives of Josiah Hazen

sharonh335 — 2009-05-24 03:12:15Z

If you are still around, let me know........I will share what I have and let you know about our "on line" connections....

Re: national hazen family website

sharonh335 — 2009-05-23 17:23:38Z

Anita.......I think that I forgot to mention that I will have to have your e-mail address so an "invite" to the site can be sent to you........

Have a wonderful Saturday.......It is beautiful here...the weather is perfect, finally....

Re: national hazen family website

sharonh335 — 2009-05-23 17:21:28Z

thank you for your note.......I will add you as soon as I receive your e-mail address....my e-mail is: fleurish335@q.com please send me your e-mail address asap so I can invite you to the site......

Cousin Sharon Hazen Hall

Re: national hazen family website

sharonh335 — 2009-05-23 17:18:08Z

Dear "Cousin" Anita........thank you so very much for your e-mail......you will not believe how the family has evolved and who came before us....Where are you located? (not to be shared with anyone else, I promise) You can call me at: 503-289-06219 or e-mail me at: fleurish335@q.com I will add you to the site, if you agree........hoping to hear from you soon....

Sharon Hazen Hall

Re: Rhoda Hazen Doane.

sharonh335 — 2009-05-18 14:45:05Z

I JUST PICKED THIS UP.........WILL DO SOME RESEARCH WITH WHAT I HAVE AND GET BACK TO YOU....HAVE A LOVELY DAY...IT IS FINALLY SUNNY HERE IN PORTLAND, OR...(that means, "no rain, today"........

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

sharonh335 — 2009-04-02 21:56:11Z

Walter, this is Sharon........look on the thread and see that I posted a note about some things I am doing on the Hazens. or are the Walter that is already on the "Hazen's Now" site?

Regards

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

sharonh335 — 2009-04-02 21:53:14Z

Thank you........Do you have the "Hazen's of America" book? I do. If you need some information that the book might list, let me know. Also, I have put up a "Hazen's Now" site. I will invite you to the site. See what you think. I am also collecting vintage photos of Hazens and am hoping to compile them in a book for all of us to have. Some of the photos I have do have information about the person. with a bit of research, I hope to make the book quite fine with relatives of ours. I see that I don't have your e-mail address. It is needed for me to invite you to the site. Please be assured that it is safe and secure and legitimate....

Sincerely.......Sharon Hazen Hall

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

sharonh335 — 2009-04-03 19:28:54Z

Dear Anonymous, I know that your post was put here a long time ago......If you are still around, please reply and I will share what I know........and I have put up a family site "Hazens Now"........would you like to be invited?

Re: Hazen Family

sharonh335 — 2009-04-03 19:20:15Z

Thank you for your offer. I have the book too, My children call it "THE BOOK".......would you be interested in joining a group of us on the "Hazens Now" web site that I have set up? My plan is to gather as much info as I can and eventually have it published for all of us. Also I am collecting vintage photos of Hazens to someday put that in a wonderful book with pictures and information about each person. We can also include somewhere grave markers, etc.

Sincerely, Cousin Sharon / Oregon

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

sharonh335 — 2009-04-01 18:10:37Z

Walter (?), When was your father born? Mine was born in 1895........

Re: European Immigration from Holland to Canada. Children born in early 1900's immigrated to U.S.A. in the 20'-30's

sharonh335 — 2009-04-02 17:02:41Z

So, where does the Hazen come in?

Re: Sarah Catherine Hazen DeWolfe

ncarrier — 2008-12-29 04:13:16Z

My records show her parents as:

* William Hazen 1768-1816
* Deborah Murray 1771-1831