Charles Motley Hazen was a carpenter and furniture maker. His 1950 obituary reads: CHARLES MOTLEY HAZEN, 90, CITY DEVELOPER, DIES: Charles Motley Hazen, 90, developer of the Hazen subdivision on 31st Avenue North, died at 9:25 p.m. yesterday at his home, 1606 30th Avenue North. Mr. Hazen retired in 1920 as a carpenter in Beverly, Mass. and moved to St. Petersburg in 1921. He was a member of the Townsend Club. The Palms Memorial will announce arrangements.
His children are Helena Hazen, Marguerite Hazen, and John Franklin Hazen.
His children are Helena Hazen, Marguerite Hazen, and John Franklin Hazen.
Charles Motley Hazen was a carpenter and furniture maker. His 1950 obituary reads: CHARLES MOTLEY HAZEN, 90, CITY DEVELOPER, DIES: Charles Motley Hazen, 90, developer of the Hazen subdivision on 31st Avenue North, died at 9:25 p.m. yesterday at his home, 1606 30th Avenue North. Mr. Hazen retired in 1920 as a carpenter in Beverly, Mass. and moved to St. Petersburg in 1921. He was a member of the Townsend Club. The Palms Memorial will announce arrangements.
His children are Helena Hazen, Marguerite Hazen, and John Franklin Hazen.
His children are Helena Hazen, Marguerite Hazen, and John Franklin Hazen.
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