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Re: Thomas Haselwood/Teresa

jburcham70 — 2011-08-06 03:18:05Z

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Re: John Haselwood, 1784 VA

jburcham70 — 2011-08-06 03:14:29Z

You have the wrong John Haselwood. My John was born in Virginia which became Grant Co, Kentucky.
This John"s father settled the area that is now Grant Co, Kentucky. Became Kentucky around the 1790's
This John married Sarah Jarvis
Jewell

Re: John HASELWOOD (b: 1784 d: 1860)

jburcham70 — 2011-07-24 23:57:07Z

The spelling was first Haselwood and then they changed the name to Hazelwood.
In 1780 there was a marriage bond to a John Haselwood to Mary. The state was virginia but then later became Grant Co, Kentucky. My feeling is that These might be My John Haselwood parents
Do you have any information
Jewell

so lost and confused...need help... :) Haselwood/Denton Line

mpslewis2006 — 2011-03-23 03:23:21Z

My grandpa (whom I have never met, seen a picture of, etc) is Neal F Haselwood from Kansas and I'm trying to figure out who his parents are...from what I've heard, he is from Seward, NE. I've tried different lines and I can't figure out why I can't find him on any census records. Was he adopted or something? I would really appreciate any solid leads!

death of Noel Henry Haselwood, 1943, Sicily

cwhite02 — 2010-12-02 02:18:39Z

Glasco Sun, Cloud County, Kansas, Sept. 16, 1943, page 3:
CORPORAL NOEL HENRY HASELWOOD
Noel Henry Haselwood, aged 31 years, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haselwood of Silver Lake, Kansas, lost his life in the Sicilian campaign some time in August. He enlisted in the Army, October 22, 1939, at Fort Riley, and received his training there and at Fort Benning, Ga.
Direct word of his death came from Capt. Anson Haselwood, now serving in General Patton's Seventh Army, who, after learning of his brother's death, talked to Company commander, who stated he wished all his men were as conscientious as Cpl. Haselwood had been. He was lost doing his duty.
After two years of separation, the brothers had met in Africa last winter. Their companies had landed at the same time in Sicily.
Noel was born near Glasco, Kansas, May 5, 1912, and received his schooling in the Cloud county schools.
In June, 1942, he was married to Miss Lucille Wessel, of Bennington, Kansas.
He leaves to mourn their loss his wife, his parents, three brothers, Anson, of the U.S. Army; Dale, of Topeka; Everett, Jr. of the home; one sister, Martha Alice of Topeka; an aged grandmother, two nieces, two nephews, and a host of other relatives and friends.

Re: Haselwoods

barbaralaver — 2010-07-22 16:57:08Z

Will be happy to exchange information. I can send a GEDCOM if you like. My address is: dandiebarbara@yahoo.com

Re: Haselwoods

marialane51 — 2010-07-22 16:49:38Z

Just read your post on the Haselwoods. Our line comes down from James, one of the brothers of Willis and Thomas A. I have a private family tree (Glover-Downing-Haselwood 2010) that I would share with you. We may have some information you would find new and I am certain you have information on your line that we do not have.

Thanks

Re: Haselwoods

barbaralaver — 2010-06-03 17:14:04Z

Just read your posts. This might help you sort things out.
John Haselwood and his wife, Sarah Jarvis, had seven children. Four of them were boys: William, James, Thomas, and Willis. Our Haselwoods come down through Willis, and I think your Haselwoods come down through Willis's brother, Thomas.

Thomas A Haselwood, b 1816 KY, married Frances A Dance. They had nine children....one of whom was Henry New Haselwood. Henry, b 1848 KY, married Martha Beagle and they had six children. Their second child was Fred Haselwood, b 1878 KS. Fred married Edith and they had at least six children. Their eldest was your grandmother, Vivian, b 1907 KS.

I think you can check all of this out on Ancestry.com....
see for yourself. You can see that "Fred" was "Ferda" in 1885 Kansas census, "Ferd" in the Kansas 1895 census, "Ferdinand" in the 1900 US census, and "Ferd N" in the 1910 US census.

By the way, as far as we know, Willis never had a child named Ferd or Fred!
Please let me know if I can help again.
Barbara

Re: Haselwoods

krybyn4465 — 2009-02-14 02:46:06Z

thats where i have some trouble also i've found that thamos haselwood was married to francis Ann dance & Margret Stone
and i was always told that frances was william k. Haselwoos wife

Haselwoods

kristeen59 — 2008-09-16 17:04:01Z

I am trying to put together a family tree. My Gradmother is Vivian Haselwood. Her dad was Ferninand,(Ferd or F.N.). Ferd's dad was Willis Green Haselwood, His Dad was John Haselwood married to Sarah Jarvis. I think his dad was Thomas Haselwood married to Francis Dance, but here I start to get confused. Somewhere on this board someone said Thomas was married to Sarah Jarvis. Any info would be helpful. Also my Grandmother is still living,(103!!) and still remembers lots, I just have to jog her memory a little. Thanks!

Re: HASELWOOD of Dullingham, Cambridgeshire

donnabailey77 — 2008-06-26 09:19:11Z

Hi Duncan,

Have you found the family of your Mary? My HASELWOOD connection is back in the 1600s. If you could get any further back I would love to exchange info with you. My email is donnabailey77@hotmail.com

Donna

Re: HASELWOOD of Dullingham, Cambridgeshire

duncbraybrooke2 — 2008-01-11 17:11:10Z

My ancestor william Wilson married Mary Hazelwood at Dullingham in 1802. I do not know where he came from etc and am therefore stuck. Any information you have would be greatly appreciated. Duncan Wilson

HASELWOOD of Dullingham, Cambridgeshire

donnabailey77 — 2006-11-10 16:06:05Z

I have HASELWOOD ancestors in Dullingham, Cambridgeshire in the 1600s. Does anyone have any HASELWOODs in this area?

Donna

Re: HASELWOOD of Dullingham, Cambridgeshire

2006-08-07 20:30:57Z

This is possibly my line from England coming to America in the 1600's - I am looking specifically for a Thomas Hazlewood/Haselwood/Haslewood from England in the 1600's - any info. would be appreciated as I am a dead-end

Randall Haselwood

byulibraryfhl — 2006-04-07 17:46:52Z

I found a will today (July 2003) in NC old will abstracts: "Randl. Haselwood" dated 31 Jan 1797, mentions wife Anne, duas Sarah Edwards and Lucy Stallings. in Warren CO NC records. I am off dau Lucy.

Re: Randall Haselwood

byulibraryfhl — 2006-04-07 17:46:52Z

My email is lgold2499@hotmail.com if you want a copy of Randall's will, or want to contact me about my Lucy Stallings (dau) line. Thanks. Linda.

Sarah Haselwood / dau: of Thomas Sarah Jarvis

tomagrubbs — 2006-03-18 21:47:37Z

I am looking for ANY information on Sarah
Haselwood's death date, cause of death.
(She was married to Newton Oder, Grant CO, KY)

One of their children, Alonzo Lorenzo Oder,
is my g-grandfather.

I am looking for ANY info on Newton and Sarah.
They both died young, depending on a parent
of either Sarah's or Newton's who raised AT
LEAST my grandfather. They spoke french, prob.
came from VA...

Please e-mail me if you have any information.

Thanks-
Amy
toma_g@swbell.net

Re: John Haselwood, 1784 VA

2005-08-19 17:29:05Z

I think that I may be a descendant of the John Haselwood mentioned. Also of the Thomas mentioned, as well as Robert (John Robert?). Can you connect data pertaining to Little Berry Haselwood/Hazelwood/Hazlewood? I don't have much info, but am from the Johnson family that was interconnected to the Hazelwoods (all three spellings). John Wesley "Shug" Ha---wood, buried in either Prospect, TN, or Pettusville, AL, was my Great-Grandfather. It seems that twice or three times the Johnsons and Hazelwoods (cousins?) intermarried.
There are both Johnsons and Hazelwoods/Hazlewoods buried all over North Alabama and Tennessee. Send me an e-mail with phone number if you wish and I'll get in touch.

Re: John HASELWOOD (b: 1784 d: 1860)

JHaselwood8356 — 2004-09-25 21:23:17Z

Joan,

I don't have a connection to your Alice at this time, but I am still gathering info about John and his son, Thomas. I will put your Alice in my file in case I connect later.

Judy

Re: John HASELWOOD (b: 1784 d: 1860)

JoanLtdCan — 2003-02-05 07:29:21Z

I AM LOOKING FOR ALICE CORDELIA HASELWOOD BORN IN CRANBROOK, ENGLAND DECEMBER 1872 MARRIED TO WILLIAM CHARLES FISK OF IPSWICH ENGLAND IN 1894. ARE THEY RELATED?

Haselwood Family

JUD2000 — 2002-04-01 05:01:50Z

This is taken from a narative written by my husband's Grandmother Ethel Sarah (McClellan) HASELWOOD:
"Henry Newt HASELWOOD, son of Thomas and Nancy (GASKILL) HASELWOOD, was born 1 November 1847 in Kentucky and died at Eureka Springs, Arkansas 14 November 1914. Martha, daughter of Euell and Rebeccas BEAGLE, was born near Williamstown, Kentucky 9 March 1848 and died at the home of her daughter, Eva WAGGLE, at Osborne, Kansas. Both were buried at Glasco, Kansas. She died 14 November 1929. They were married 6 January 1870 in Kentucky, had two children there, Edgar and Ettie. They went to Illinois..."

Thomas and Nancy had eight chidren: John, Jim, Robert, William, Alvin, two daughters and our great-granddad, Henry Newt HASELWOOD. The census records do not confirm this information as being accurate, so am trying to verify the name of Henry Newt's natural mother. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Very willing to share anything I have that may help you.

John HASELWOOD (b: 1784 d: 1860)

JUD2000 — 2002-04-01 05:01:50Z

1.John Hazelwood (b: about 1726 in England Commodore in PA Navy)
2. Thomas A. Hazelwood (b: 30 Aug 1879)
3. John Haselwood (b: 1784 in VA d: 1860 m: Sarah Jarvis on 27 Aug 1807 Pendleton County, KY) John probably changed spelling of name from Hazelwood to Haselwood.
4. Thomas A. Haselwood (b: abt 1817 m: Frances Ann Dance

I just received the above information and am trying to verify it. I will be happy to share what I have and the documentation that I do have so far.

Henry New Hazelwood