Son of Daniel Pelzer Haselton and Zina Estelle Cook, he married first in 1921 Helen Byrd, which marriage ended in divorce. He m. secondly in 1939, Ebba Hovi Hall, a widow with two small boys, which he legally adopted and they assumed his name. Their names were Bill and John. He had three children of his own, Ted, and twins Holly and Carol.
Dr. Haselton was a practicing physician and served in both WWI and WWII. He is buried by his second wife at the Veterans Cemetery on McCrory Lane in Nashville.
Dr. Haselton was a practicing physician and served in both WWI and WWII. He is buried by his second wife at the Veterans Cemetery on McCrory Lane in Nashville.
Son of Daniel Pelzer Haselton and Zina Estelle Cook, he married first in 1921 Helen Byrd, which marriage ended in divorce. He m. secondly in 1939, Ebba Hovi Hall, a widow with two small boys, which he legally adopted and they assumed his name. Their names were Bill and John. He had three children of his own, Ted, and twins Holly and Carol.
Dr. Haselton was a practicing physician and served in both WWI and WWII. He is buried by his second wife at the Veterans Cemetery on McCrory Lane in Nashville.
Dr. Haselton was a practicing physician and served in both WWI and WWII. He is buried by his second wife at the Veterans Cemetery on McCrory Lane in Nashville.
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