Hazel married Alexander MacMasters on Dec. 22, 1914 in Derry, NH. Her father was Horace S. Rowe.
Hazel was a remarkably strong woman. I only knew her in her later years but even then she made an impact on me. Never idle, she knitted, crocheted, sewed, did needlework,always had craft projects going, collected coins' and more. She was also very generous with the results of her efforts and enjoyed teaching others. T think of her often and wish I could have one-tenth of her energy and spunk. God Bless her.
Hazel was a remarkably strong woman. I only knew her in her later years but even then she made an impact on me. Never idle, she knitted, crocheted, sewed, did needlework,always had craft projects going, collected coins' and more. She was also very generous with the results of her efforts and enjoyed teaching others. T think of her often and wish I could have one-tenth of her energy and spunk. God Bless her.
Hazel married Alexander MacMasters on Dec. 22, 1914 in Derry, NH. Her father was Horace S. Rowe.
Hazel was a remarkably strong woman. I only knew her in her later years but even then she made an impact on me. Never idle, she knitted, crocheted, sewed, did needlework,always had craft projects going, collected coins' and more. She was also very generous with the results of her efforts and enjoyed teaching others. T think of her often and wish I could have one-tenth of her energy and spunk. God Bless her.
Hazel was a remarkably strong woman. I only knew her in her later years but even then she made an impact on me. Never idle, she knitted, crocheted, sewed, did needlework,always had craft projects going, collected coins' and more. She was also very generous with the results of her efforts and enjoyed teaching others. T think of her often and wish I could have one-tenth of her energy and spunk. God Bless her.
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