Son of David and Margaret (NORRIS) HAZELTON.
Charles was a stevedore in Digby. In 1869, at age 16, he emigrated to Baltimore,MD. In 1878, he relocated to Boston, MA, where he eventually became a coal and lumber contractor.
Married: Mary Ellen ROSS 6 Mar 1880
Children:
1. Harriet L b. 12 Jul 1880 m.James B CUSHING
2. George H b. 18 Aug 1881 d. 24 Jul 1882
3. David H b. 27 Sep 1882 d. 21 Aug 1883
4. Ella M b. 23 Mar 1884 m. Robert Jenkins
5. Florence M b. Aug 1885 m. Alexander De YOUNG
6. Charles Leander b. 29 Jul 1888 m. May Clair BERRY
7. James Emery Sr.b. 09 Sep 1889 m. Mary M LANE
8. Thomas Stanley b. 13 Nov 1891 m. Nellie M JAMES
9. Margaret Gertrude b. 11 Jan 1895
Obituary:
DIES IN IGNORANCE OF DAUGHTERS DEATH
Operation on Hazelton at Time of Accident
His Funeral and Mrs. Cushings at Same House in East Boston
Without learning of the death of his daughter Thursday noon, Charles Hazleton, a stevedore of East Boston, died at 11 o'clock last night at the City Hospital, after an illness of several months.
The daughter Mrs. James B. Cushing was fatally burned at her home 8 Lexington St. , East Boston, and about the same time the father submitted to an operation at the hospital. He did not regain consiousness.
The funeral for both will take place at the home of the father at 1059 Saratoga St., Mrs. Cushing's tomorrow afternoon, and Mr. Hazelton's Monday.
Mr. Hazelton had lived in East Boston about 30 years He is survived by his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Florence M. Young, Miss Ella M. Hazelton, and Miss Gertrude Hazelton. and three sons Charles, James and Thomas Hazelton.
Published 30 Aug 1913, The Boston Globe
Charles was a stevedore in Digby. In 1869, at age 16, he emigrated to Baltimore,MD. In 1878, he relocated to Boston, MA, where he eventually became a coal and lumber contractor.
Married: Mary Ellen ROSS 6 Mar 1880
Children:
1. Harriet L b. 12 Jul 1880 m.James B CUSHING
2. George H b. 18 Aug 1881 d. 24 Jul 1882
3. David H b. 27 Sep 1882 d. 21 Aug 1883
4. Ella M b. 23 Mar 1884 m. Robert Jenkins
5. Florence M b. Aug 1885 m. Alexander De YOUNG
6. Charles Leander b. 29 Jul 1888 m. May Clair BERRY
7. James Emery Sr.b. 09 Sep 1889 m. Mary M LANE
8. Thomas Stanley b. 13 Nov 1891 m. Nellie M JAMES
9. Margaret Gertrude b. 11 Jan 1895
Obituary:
DIES IN IGNORANCE OF DAUGHTERS DEATH
Operation on Hazelton at Time of Accident
His Funeral and Mrs. Cushings at Same House in East Boston
Without learning of the death of his daughter Thursday noon, Charles Hazleton, a stevedore of East Boston, died at 11 o'clock last night at the City Hospital, after an illness of several months.
The daughter Mrs. James B. Cushing was fatally burned at her home 8 Lexington St. , East Boston, and about the same time the father submitted to an operation at the hospital. He did not regain consiousness.
The funeral for both will take place at the home of the father at 1059 Saratoga St., Mrs. Cushing's tomorrow afternoon, and Mr. Hazelton's Monday.
Mr. Hazelton had lived in East Boston about 30 years He is survived by his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Florence M. Young, Miss Ella M. Hazelton, and Miss Gertrude Hazelton. and three sons Charles, James and Thomas Hazelton.
Published 30 Aug 1913, The Boston Globe
Son of David and Margaret (NORRIS) HAZELTON.
Charles was a stevedore in Digby. In 1869, at age 16, he emigrated to Baltimore,MD. In 1878, he relocated to Boston, MA, where he eventually became a coal and lumber contractor.
Married: Mary Ellen ROSS 6 Mar 1880
Children:
1. Harriet L b. 12 Jul 1880 m.James B CUSHING
2. George H b. 18 Aug 1881 d. 24 Jul 1882
3. David H b. 27 Sep 1882 d. 21 Aug 1883
4. Ella M b. 23 Mar 1884 m. Robert Jenkins
5. Florence M b. Aug 1885 m. Alexander De YOUNG
6. Charles Leander b. 29 Jul 1888 m. May Clair BERRY
7. James Emery Sr.b. 09 Sep 1889 m. Mary M LANE
8. Thomas Stanley b. 13 Nov 1891 m. Nellie M JAMES
9. Margaret Gertrude b. 11 Jan 1895
Obituary:
DIES IN IGNORANCE OF DAUGHTERS DEATH
Operation on Hazelton at Time of Accident
His Funeral and Mrs. Cushings at Same House in East Boston
Without learning of the death of his daughter Thursday noon, Charles Hazleton, a stevedore of East Boston, died at 11 o'clock last night at the City Hospital, after an illness of several months.
The daughter Mrs. James B. Cushing was fatally burned at her home 8 Lexington St. , East Boston, and about the same time the father submitted to an operation at the hospital. He did not regain consiousness.
The funeral for both will take place at the home of the father at 1059 Saratoga St., Mrs. Cushing's tomorrow afternoon, and Mr. Hazelton's Monday.
Mr. Hazelton had lived in East Boston about 30 years He is survived by his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Florence M. Young, Miss Ella M. Hazelton, and Miss Gertrude Hazelton. and three sons Charles, James and Thomas Hazelton.
Published 30 Aug 1913, The Boston Globe
Charles was a stevedore in Digby. In 1869, at age 16, he emigrated to Baltimore,MD. In 1878, he relocated to Boston, MA, where he eventually became a coal and lumber contractor.
Married: Mary Ellen ROSS 6 Mar 1880
Children:
1. Harriet L b. 12 Jul 1880 m.James B CUSHING
2. George H b. 18 Aug 1881 d. 24 Jul 1882
3. David H b. 27 Sep 1882 d. 21 Aug 1883
4. Ella M b. 23 Mar 1884 m. Robert Jenkins
5. Florence M b. Aug 1885 m. Alexander De YOUNG
6. Charles Leander b. 29 Jul 1888 m. May Clair BERRY
7. James Emery Sr.b. 09 Sep 1889 m. Mary M LANE
8. Thomas Stanley b. 13 Nov 1891 m. Nellie M JAMES
9. Margaret Gertrude b. 11 Jan 1895
Obituary:
DIES IN IGNORANCE OF DAUGHTERS DEATH
Operation on Hazelton at Time of Accident
His Funeral and Mrs. Cushings at Same House in East Boston
Without learning of the death of his daughter Thursday noon, Charles Hazleton, a stevedore of East Boston, died at 11 o'clock last night at the City Hospital, after an illness of several months.
The daughter Mrs. James B. Cushing was fatally burned at her home 8 Lexington St. , East Boston, and about the same time the father submitted to an operation at the hospital. He did not regain consiousness.
The funeral for both will take place at the home of the father at 1059 Saratoga St., Mrs. Cushing's tomorrow afternoon, and Mr. Hazelton's Monday.
Mr. Hazelton had lived in East Boston about 30 years He is survived by his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Florence M. Young, Miss Ella M. Hazelton, and Miss Gertrude Hazelton. and three sons Charles, James and Thomas Hazelton.
Published 30 Aug 1913, The Boston Globe
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1855 Charles 1913
1858 Mary E 1925
1880 Harriet L Cushing 1913
1896 Nellie M 1918
Oct 1930 Edwin E Nov 1930
1891 Thomas S 1937
1904 John H Cushing 1942
1885 Florence H Eastman 1943
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1884 Robert E Jenkins 1957
1884 Ella M Jenkins 1959
1889 James E Hazelton 1971
1891 Mary M Hazelton 1976
1921 James Hazelton Jr 1993
1918 Eleanor G White 1997
1944 Thomas S White 2003
1923 Barbara A Hazelton 2005
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