HAZELWOOD E. FERN ANDERSON, sometimes called Hazel, was the daughter of Swedish immigrants, Harry & Amanda L. (NELSON) Anderson. An aspiring actress at a young age Hazel gave up the stage at the age of 17 to marry Frank Howard Gideon Adams on 01 May 1912. Frank was born in Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada on 07 Oct 1887. Many records indicate he was born in California, however, his Ontario, Canada birth certificate proves otherwise. Frank and Hazel were the parents of two children; Violet Hazel (1912 - 1992) and William Frank Adams (1913-1981). Thinking her husband, Frank, deceased after he disappeared, Hazel married Montague Bowman on 21 Oct 1916. Frank showed up and Hazel's second marriage was annulled and she divorced Frank. She then married Horace Arthur Mann on 11 Jun 1920. They had no children and were divorced before 1 Apr 1940. Hazel remained unmarried for the next forty plus years until her death in 1980.
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Oakland Tribune (Oakland, CA) - 07 Apr 1912, Sun - P.22
Engagement of Miss Anderson is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Anderson of 745 Tenth street announce the engagement of their daughter, Hazelwood Anderson, to Frank H.G. Adams of San Francisco, son of W.E. Adams, the well known mill man. Miss Anderson is a daughter of A. L. Anderson, a well known contractor of Fruitvale. She is a native daughter, a graduate of the Fruitvale Grammar school, and is giving up a promising stage career. The wedding will be solemnized at the home of the bride's parents May 1, after which the couple will travel for a time, and later make their home in San Francisco.
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Santa Ana Register (Santa Ana, CA) 23 Oct 1916, Mon, p.5
Marriage Licenses
In Santa Ana, On Oct 21
Montague Bowman, 34, and Hazelwood Anderson, 34, (sic) both Los Angeles. (She was only 21.)
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Los Angeles Evening Express (Los Angeles, CA) - 29 Jun 1918, Sat., p.3
WINS DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND NUMBER ONE
Because her first husband, Frank G. Adams, was found in the service of Uncle Sam at Camp Kearny, Mrs Hazelwood Anderson Adams Bowman today was decreed a divorce from Montague Bowman in Judge Avery's court. Mrs Bowman married husband No. 2 on October 21, 1916, after husband No. 1 had disappeared and she was told he was dead. They separated in February last when Adams turned up alive and well. Mrs. Bowman stated that her first husband is arranging to provide for their two children out of his pay as a soldier.
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The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, CA) 19 Mar 1980, Wed., p.39
Hazel Mann, Lucerne Valley
Hazel Fern Mann, 84, a 24-year resident of Lucerne Valley, died there Monday. She was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, William Adams of Santa Barbara; a daughter, Violet Hazel (Adams) Francis of Oakland; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be private, with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.
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Oakland Tribune (Oakland, CA) - 07 Apr 1912, Sun - P.22
Engagement of Miss Anderson is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Anderson of 745 Tenth street announce the engagement of their daughter, Hazelwood Anderson, to Frank H.G. Adams of San Francisco, son of W.E. Adams, the well known mill man. Miss Anderson is a daughter of A. L. Anderson, a well known contractor of Fruitvale. She is a native daughter, a graduate of the Fruitvale Grammar school, and is giving up a promising stage career. The wedding will be solemnized at the home of the bride's parents May 1, after which the couple will travel for a time, and later make their home in San Francisco.
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Santa Ana Register (Santa Ana, CA) 23 Oct 1916, Mon, p.5
Marriage Licenses
In Santa Ana, On Oct 21
Montague Bowman, 34, and Hazelwood Anderson, 34, (sic) both Los Angeles. (She was only 21.)
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Los Angeles Evening Express (Los Angeles, CA) - 29 Jun 1918, Sat., p.3
WINS DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND NUMBER ONE
Because her first husband, Frank G. Adams, was found in the service of Uncle Sam at Camp Kearny, Mrs Hazelwood Anderson Adams Bowman today was decreed a divorce from Montague Bowman in Judge Avery's court. Mrs Bowman married husband No. 2 on October 21, 1916, after husband No. 1 had disappeared and she was told he was dead. They separated in February last when Adams turned up alive and well. Mrs. Bowman stated that her first husband is arranging to provide for their two children out of his pay as a soldier.
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The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, CA) 19 Mar 1980, Wed., p.39
Hazel Mann, Lucerne Valley
Hazel Fern Mann, 84, a 24-year resident of Lucerne Valley, died there Monday. She was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, William Adams of Santa Barbara; a daughter, Violet Hazel (Adams) Francis of Oakland; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be private, with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.
HAZELWOOD E. FERN ANDERSON, sometimes called Hazel, was the daughter of Swedish immigrants, Harry & Amanda L. (NELSON) Anderson. An aspiring actress at a young age Hazel gave up the stage at the age of 17 to marry Frank Howard Gideon Adams on 01 May 1912. Frank was born in Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada on 07 Oct 1887. Many records indicate he was born in California, however, his Ontario, Canada birth certificate proves otherwise. Frank and Hazel were the parents of two children; Violet Hazel (1912 - 1992) and William Frank Adams (1913-1981). Thinking her husband, Frank, deceased after he disappeared, Hazel married Montague Bowman on 21 Oct 1916. Frank showed up and Hazel's second marriage was annulled and she divorced Frank. She then married Horace Arthur Mann on 11 Jun 1920. They had no children and were divorced before 1 Apr 1940. Hazel remained unmarried for the next forty plus years until her death in 1980.
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Oakland Tribune (Oakland, CA) - 07 Apr 1912, Sun - P.22
Engagement of Miss Anderson is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Anderson of 745 Tenth street announce the engagement of their daughter, Hazelwood Anderson, to Frank H.G. Adams of San Francisco, son of W.E. Adams, the well known mill man. Miss Anderson is a daughter of A. L. Anderson, a well known contractor of Fruitvale. She is a native daughter, a graduate of the Fruitvale Grammar school, and is giving up a promising stage career. The wedding will be solemnized at the home of the bride's parents May 1, after which the couple will travel for a time, and later make their home in San Francisco.
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Santa Ana Register (Santa Ana, CA) 23 Oct 1916, Mon, p.5
Marriage Licenses
In Santa Ana, On Oct 21
Montague Bowman, 34, and Hazelwood Anderson, 34, (sic) both Los Angeles. (She was only 21.)
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Los Angeles Evening Express (Los Angeles, CA) - 29 Jun 1918, Sat., p.3
WINS DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND NUMBER ONE
Because her first husband, Frank G. Adams, was found in the service of Uncle Sam at Camp Kearny, Mrs Hazelwood Anderson Adams Bowman today was decreed a divorce from Montague Bowman in Judge Avery's court. Mrs Bowman married husband No. 2 on October 21, 1916, after husband No. 1 had disappeared and she was told he was dead. They separated in February last when Adams turned up alive and well. Mrs. Bowman stated that her first husband is arranging to provide for their two children out of his pay as a soldier.
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The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, CA) 19 Mar 1980, Wed., p.39
Hazel Mann, Lucerne Valley
Hazel Fern Mann, 84, a 24-year resident of Lucerne Valley, died there Monday. She was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, William Adams of Santa Barbara; a daughter, Violet Hazel (Adams) Francis of Oakland; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be private, with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.
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Oakland Tribune (Oakland, CA) - 07 Apr 1912, Sun - P.22
Engagement of Miss Anderson is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Anderson of 745 Tenth street announce the engagement of their daughter, Hazelwood Anderson, to Frank H.G. Adams of San Francisco, son of W.E. Adams, the well known mill man. Miss Anderson is a daughter of A. L. Anderson, a well known contractor of Fruitvale. She is a native daughter, a graduate of the Fruitvale Grammar school, and is giving up a promising stage career. The wedding will be solemnized at the home of the bride's parents May 1, after which the couple will travel for a time, and later make their home in San Francisco.
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Santa Ana Register (Santa Ana, CA) 23 Oct 1916, Mon, p.5
Marriage Licenses
In Santa Ana, On Oct 21
Montague Bowman, 34, and Hazelwood Anderson, 34, (sic) both Los Angeles. (She was only 21.)
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Los Angeles Evening Express (Los Angeles, CA) - 29 Jun 1918, Sat., p.3
WINS DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND NUMBER ONE
Because her first husband, Frank G. Adams, was found in the service of Uncle Sam at Camp Kearny, Mrs Hazelwood Anderson Adams Bowman today was decreed a divorce from Montague Bowman in Judge Avery's court. Mrs Bowman married husband No. 2 on October 21, 1916, after husband No. 1 had disappeared and she was told he was dead. They separated in February last when Adams turned up alive and well. Mrs. Bowman stated that her first husband is arranging to provide for their two children out of his pay as a soldier.
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The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, CA) 19 Mar 1980, Wed., p.39
Hazel Mann, Lucerne Valley
Hazel Fern Mann, 84, a 24-year resident of Lucerne Valley, died there Monday. She was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, William Adams of Santa Barbara; a daughter, Violet Hazel (Adams) Francis of Oakland; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be private, with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.
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