Son of William Haslam and Elizabeth Ford of England. August 30, 1859, at the age of 9 departed London for USA on the Palestine with parents and siblings Walter and "Alford".
Siblings: Walter W (1854-1939), Alford/Albert born 1857, Elizabeth born 1859, and Millie Haslam Henry is also listed as a sister in brother Walter's 1939 obituary.
Spouse at time of death who signed for funeral services was Catherine, who is also with him in the 1920 census at 391 17th Street. She is a second wife.
The first wife was Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam (1858-1911) born in Illinois to Irish immigrants John Mulvey and Ann Kernan Mulvey.
Children by Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam:
Sarah Haslam Levin (1875-1966),
Thomas W Haslam (1877-1930),
Mary E Haslam 1880, died before 1900,
Alfred G Haslam (1881-1967),
Mary "Mamie" Haslam Caldwell (1882-1958),
Edward Joseph Haslam (1885-1939).
His occupation was truck driver.
Per his death certificate (number 9846), he was buried at Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. He entered the hospital on April 8, 1925, to be treated for hypertrophic prostate (enlarged prostate). The cause of death on May 8, 1925:
"I am unable to state definitely the cause of death", and a contributory factor was acute pyelonephritis (a urinary tract infection that advances up to the kidneys).
Siblings: Walter W (1854-1939), Alford/Albert born 1857, Elizabeth born 1859, and Millie Haslam Henry is also listed as a sister in brother Walter's 1939 obituary.
Spouse at time of death who signed for funeral services was Catherine, who is also with him in the 1920 census at 391 17th Street. She is a second wife.
The first wife was Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam (1858-1911) born in Illinois to Irish immigrants John Mulvey and Ann Kernan Mulvey.
Children by Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam:
Sarah Haslam Levin (1875-1966),
Thomas W Haslam (1877-1930),
Mary E Haslam 1880, died before 1900,
Alfred G Haslam (1881-1967),
Mary "Mamie" Haslam Caldwell (1882-1958),
Edward Joseph Haslam (1885-1939).
His occupation was truck driver.
Per his death certificate (number 9846), he was buried at Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. He entered the hospital on April 8, 1925, to be treated for hypertrophic prostate (enlarged prostate). The cause of death on May 8, 1925:
"I am unable to state definitely the cause of death", and a contributory factor was acute pyelonephritis (a urinary tract infection that advances up to the kidneys).
Son of William Haslam and Elizabeth Ford of England. August 30, 1859, at the age of 9 departed London for USA on the Palestine with parents and siblings Walter and "Alford".
Siblings: Walter W (1854-1939), Alford/Albert born 1857, Elizabeth born 1859, and Millie Haslam Henry is also listed as a sister in brother Walter's 1939 obituary.
Spouse at time of death who signed for funeral services was Catherine, who is also with him in the 1920 census at 391 17th Street. She is a second wife.
The first wife was Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam (1858-1911) born in Illinois to Irish immigrants John Mulvey and Ann Kernan Mulvey.
Children by Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam:
Sarah Haslam Levin (1875-1966),
Thomas W Haslam (1877-1930),
Mary E Haslam 1880, died before 1900,
Alfred G Haslam (1881-1967),
Mary "Mamie" Haslam Caldwell (1882-1958),
Edward Joseph Haslam (1885-1939).
His occupation was truck driver.
Per his death certificate (number 9846), he was buried at Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. He entered the hospital on April 8, 1925, to be treated for hypertrophic prostate (enlarged prostate). The cause of death on May 8, 1925:
"I am unable to state definitely the cause of death", and a contributory factor was acute pyelonephritis (a urinary tract infection that advances up to the kidneys).
Siblings: Walter W (1854-1939), Alford/Albert born 1857, Elizabeth born 1859, and Millie Haslam Henry is also listed as a sister in brother Walter's 1939 obituary.
Spouse at time of death who signed for funeral services was Catherine, who is also with him in the 1920 census at 391 17th Street. She is a second wife.
The first wife was Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam (1858-1911) born in Illinois to Irish immigrants John Mulvey and Ann Kernan Mulvey.
Children by Mary Ann Mulvey Haslam:
Sarah Haslam Levin (1875-1966),
Thomas W Haslam (1877-1930),
Mary E Haslam 1880, died before 1900,
Alfred G Haslam (1881-1967),
Mary "Mamie" Haslam Caldwell (1882-1958),
Edward Joseph Haslam (1885-1939).
His occupation was truck driver.
Per his death certificate (number 9846), he was buried at Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. He entered the hospital on April 8, 1925, to be treated for hypertrophic prostate (enlarged prostate). The cause of death on May 8, 1925:
"I am unable to state definitely the cause of death", and a contributory factor was acute pyelonephritis (a urinary tract infection that advances up to the kidneys).
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