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Re: Hazlitt/Cazalet Brooklyn NY/NJ 1830

marlenehazelitt — 2009-07-12 03:29:23Z

Re: The first Samuel Hazlitt.
Found on rootsweb "Hazlett-L Archives, by Becky B Frank

"Mrs Carpenter states the following concerning the family bible. "It was brought from London to Robert, in New Jersey, about 1757 by his brother Samuel Hazlitt, thought to have been a sea fairing man."

If you google Alexander Hazlitt and go down to Hazlitt/Hazelitt, Sussex-that is my reply from this site. The one before it from Gary D. Cline has most of Mrs. Carpenter's data from her research in New Jersey.

The Samuel born in 1748 was Robert's son.

In the first letter I have from Mrs. Carpenter, dated August
20, 1942 to my great grandfather; she talks about a deed from Sussex. "Also at Trenton I found the deed of property on Musconetcong Creek in Sussex (now Warren) County Robert Hazlett purchased Oct. 10, 1766, paying 500 pounds for it. This is the property he willed to his sons Samuel and James."

A note from Marlene: I am not computer savvy and am new to
geneology so I hope this informtion helps you and thank you for your resonse! If you woud like a copy of my two letters from Mrs. Carpenter you might tell me where or how to post them. I also have a beautiful picture of Captain Joseph's Mackey's grave and a list of Sarah's and Alexander's children and the location of their birth and deaths. Marlene

Re: Hazlitt/Cazalet Brooklyn NY/NJ 1830

dcazalet — 2009-07-11 03:16:22Z

Do you know who Samuel was the half brother of? and who his parents were?
Where can I find the information which you mentioned was online?
Thanks for responding.

Obit: Lottie Hazlett of Nebraska (1908-2005)

wilsonje19 — 2009-05-18 01:55:22Z

Lottie Evelyn Hazlitt, the daughter of William and Bertha (Iverson) Hazlitt on May 28, 1908 at Genoa, Nebraska. She was baptized in the Presbyterian Church in St. Edward. Lottie attended school at country school up until the 8th grade, she then attended St. Edward High School and graduated in 1927. After she graduated she got a job as a bookkeeper in the Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power office in St. Edward. Lottie later entered Van Sant Business College in Omaha. When she finished her schooling she started working in the purchasing department for the city of Omaha. She worked there for many years before retiring in 1973. Following her retirement Lottie moved to Norfolk. On May 2, 1997 she entered the Cloverlodge Care Center in St. Edward, NE. It was there that Lottie passed away on Friday, March 18, 2005 at 96 years of age.

Lottie is survived by 4 nieces: Peggyann Klawitter of Stanton, NE; Jane Bowe of Stockton, CA; Kathy Rakness of Valencia, CA; Jeanette Weighman of Phoenix, AZ; 2 nephews James Hazlitt of Stockton CA; and Johnny Hazlitt of Arvado, CO; along with cousins, grandnieces, nephews and other relatives and friends .

She was preceded in death by her parents, sisters: Hazel and Ethel; brothers: Clifford, John, and Stewart.

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………......

NAME: Lottie E. Hazlitt AGE: 96 years

ADDRESS: St. Edward, NE WHEN DIED: Friday, March 18, 2005

WHERE DIED: Cloverlodge Care Center, St. Edward, NE

FUNERAL SERVICES: 10:30 a.m. DAY: Monday, March 21, 2005

CHURCH: Miller-Levander Funeral Home TOWN: St. Edward, NE

MINISTER: Pastor Adrian Atkins

CEMETERY: West Hill Cemetery, rural St. Edward

VISITATION: Sunday, 4-6 p.m. at Miller-Levander Funeral Home & Monday from 9:00 a.m. until 10:30.

Re: Hazlitt/Cazalet Brooklyn NY/NJ 1830

marlenehazelitt — 2009-04-20 03:16:01Z

Re: Hazelit, Hazlitt..same family

I have information about the N.J., Sussex or Warren County, Hazlelit's..starting in the 1700's with Robert. Some of it is on the internet and includes a Rev. Capt.

A relative, a Mrs. Guy Carpenter who lived in N.Y. did extensive research on the NJ, Hazlitt's. In 1942 she refers to a N.J. Samuel in a letter. "Where in N.Y. State do you suppose Samuel {Hazelit}, the half brother went? Birth Dec. 7, 1748? This Samuel also appears from a page copied from the family Bible. "On the back of this page is written..
Robert Hazlitt His hand 1788"
Note: The spelling of the name changes here.

There is an abandoned Hazlitt cemetery in Rock Island County, Illinois. The migration occurred with Sarah Mackey Hazlitt and Alexander Mason Hazlitt in 1837. John Hazelit was A.M. Hazlitt's father. Our named changed with two entries in the family Bible. Later.. a Hazlitt married a Hazelit! So anything is possible..don't you think.

Marlene

Re: hayslett

YvonneMiller500 — 2007-02-13 04:11:07Z

i know some hayslett and some of there family

Hazlitt/Cazalet Brooklyn NY/NJ 1830

dcazalet — 2005-06-23 03:50:27Z

Re: Hazlitt memorial cards

BrillaLor — 2003-10-19 15:18:33Z

My great-great grandfather is William Hazlitt of Neilsville, Clark County, Wisconsin. B. Mar 17, 1836 in County Antrim, (Northen) Ireland D. Jul 26, 1914 in Neilsville, WI. He had 5 children, Thomas, Charles, Blanche, Lynn (my great grandfather) and Lyle. The American Local History Network (ALHN.org) for Clark County, Wisconsin has information on this branch of the Hazlitts. I found obituaries and tombstone transcriptions for several Hazlitts there.

Re: HAZLITT: Ireland>Maryland, 1857>Illinois, 1862>Iowa, 1871

2003-08-20 02:28:00Z

Some new information regarding the original posting. Henry Hazlitt born 1830-35, believed to arrived in America with his parents about 1850. Henry "Hazelett" married Mary Ward on 8/22/1857 in Harford county, Maryland. Mary born about 1840 in Ireland and arrived in America about 1847. The couple moved to Illinois and then to Sioux county, Iowa. Any information would be welcomed.

Hazlett

SharonHillis — 2003-08-01 17:10:55Z

Looking for information on Isabelle Hazlett b. Aug. 30, 1834, in PA married ca 1870 in PA to Samuel Emmett (1814-1889). Isabelle died Mar 21, 1915. Any information would be appreciated. They lived in Butler Co., PA.

hazlett

Molly_Squire — 2003-05-31 08:13:02Z

back around 1930 william (i believe) hazlett or hazlitt was looking for relative.s are you relat4ed to him? apparenlty were descended from john evans, canada, after amer. rev. , related to lomas in late 19th century, what's y90ur hazlett or hazlitt connection and i might have some info. molly

hazlett women

Molly_Squire — 2003-05-31 08:13:02Z

dear leslie, i see you mention sarah of 1853. i know of ellen or eleanor hazlett and her father william hazlett. i will keep your name in mind as i check out connections. thanks.

HAZLITT: Ireland>Maryland, 1857>Illinois, 1862>Iowa, 1871

2003-01-10 07:38:55Z

I am searching for information on Henry Hazlitt (aka Hazlett), born about 1835 in Ireland. His wife, Mary (surname unknown), was also born in Ireland about 1840. They had ten children: James E., born Maryland abt 1857; William, born Illinois abt 1862; Frank, born Illinois abt 1862; Henry (aka Harry), born Illinois abt 1867; Ellen A. (aka Nellie), born Iowa abt 1871; George Alfred, born Iowa abt 1872; Adaline I. (aka Addie), born Iowa abt 1875; Anna, born Iowa abt 1879; and Clara, born Iowa abt 1881. Henry died in Sioux county Iowa in Feb 1892; Mary died Aug 1898. I have some spouses for the children, contact me with questions. Any info appreciated.

Hazlitt memorial cards

searchkins — 2001-07-24 22:47:46Z

I found a group of Hazlitt Remembrance Cards. No place names are given, but I suspect they were in Wisconsin.
William Hazlitt died Feb. 1 1899
A. Hazlitt died Feb. 1 1899 aged 70 years
Mrs. Wm Hazlitt died May 11 1894 aged 60 years
Polly Hazlitt died May 14 1894
Interesting how 2 died on the same day, and the other 2 died 3 days apart.
Please check your database and see if you know anything about these Hazlitts.
Thanks! Sue

Hazlitt found in Hereford Journal of 1770

frankkenward — 2001-07-07 11:12:41Z

Sarah E. Hazlitt (Miller)

2001-04-14 19:16:44Z

My great grandmother was a Hazlitt. She was born February 14, 1853, married William Wallace Miller and had several children, including Florence Ann Miller (Colgrove), my grandmother, and Isabella H. Miller (Eaton), who was born September 23, 1876 and died Jan. 23, 1905. The was also a brother "Uncle Charlie" who had a farm in Alberta. The family lived on a farm in the Peterborough, Ont. area. This information comes from a photograph of a grave stone in Ontario. Our branch of the family moved to western Canada in the early 1900s and we have relatives in the Calgary area (I am in Vancouver, Canada). My grandmother lived much of her life in Los Angeles.

hayslett

2000-01-09 13:10:07Z

looking for any information on the hayslett.