Marriage Information:
Date: 21 Apr 1857
Location:
Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA
US 1870 Census:
Home in 1870: Mason, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Household Members:
Name Age
J O Hazelton 33
A A Hazelton 32
Anna A Deveraux 4
Military Service:
Enlistment Date: 1 Oct 1861
Commissioned an officer in Company B, Wisconsin 16th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1861.Mustered out on 27 Mar 1862.
Lieutenant in Co B, 16th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
OBITUARY
JAMES O. HAZELTON
Wisconsin Free Press - Saturday, Feb 11, 1905
Hazelton - Rev. James O. Hazelton died Tuesday night at his home on Silver Lake Street after a lingering illness.
Mr. Hazelton was born in Cattaraugus county, NY., December 24, 1836 and was a son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hazelton, who at one time resided on Silver Lake Street in the house now occupied by E. W. Delaney. He was married in Erie county, Penn. In April 1857, to Araminta A. Edwards who survives him. At the opening of the Civil War Mr. Hazelton was second lieutenant of Co. B 16th Wisconsin regiment. At the conclusion of the war he entered the ministry of the Methodist church at different times had charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York state. About two years ago he removed to this city, which years before had been his home, and has since resided here. Besides a widow, two sisters and one brother survive him.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church with internment in LaBelle cemetery.
Oconomowoc Enterprise
Friday, Feb. 10, 1905
Rev. James O. Hazelton died on Tuesday evening at his home on Silver Lake Street, aged 69 years.
He was born in Cattaraugus county, NY and when a young man removed to Erie county, Penn. where in April 1857, he married Miss. Araminta Edwards. They continued to reside there until 1859 when they came to Oconomowoc. Mr. Hazelton enlisted as second lieutenant of Co. B. Second Wisconsin regiment in 1861, but was unable to continue in the service until the close of the war on account of ill health.
Later he was ordained a minister of the Methodist church and held charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York. Two years ago Rev. and Mrs. Hazelton returned to this city from Machias, NY, and had since make their home here. He leaves a wife and one brother and two sisters. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the M.E. church, Rev. A.W.Stephens officiating. Burial will be in LaBelle cemetery
Source-Marcelyn Skerpca
Volunteer-Oconomowoc Historical Society
Oconomowoc, WI
Rec. June 27, 2007
Siblings:
Amanda Jane Hazelton
1832 – 1833
Amanda Malvina Hazelton
1834 – 1872
Albertus Lavaiser Hazelton
1837 – 1893
William Henry Harrison Hazelton
1840 – 1902
Harriet Celinda Hazelton
1842 – 1922
Helen Maria Hazelton
1844 – 1874
Benjamin Franklin Hazelton Sr.
1847 – 1898
Ambra Alsina Hazelton
1848 – 1896
Charles Wesley Hazelton
1851 – 1920
∼Rev. James Orman Hazelton was the son of Orman John and Phebe (Annis) Hazelton. He was the husband of Araminta A. (Edwards) Hazelton. They were married Greene, Pennsylvania April 21, 1857. Araminta died May 1, 1909. Rev. Hazelton was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Wisconsin Conference 1864 F 1866 Upper Iowa Conference by transfer 1870 Wisconsin Conference by transfer 1877 Genesee (now Western New York) Conference by transfer 1881 Located own request 1883 Readmitted Southwest Kansas Conference 1887 Genesee Conference by transfer 1889. Rev. Hazelton served Supt Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Bethel Home 1877-1881 - Supt Buffalo, New York: Bethel Home 1882 - Machias, New York 1889 - Somerset, Niagara Co., New York 1890
Date: 21 Apr 1857
Location:
Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA
US 1870 Census:
Home in 1870: Mason, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Household Members:
Name Age
J O Hazelton 33
A A Hazelton 32
Anna A Deveraux 4
Military Service:
Enlistment Date: 1 Oct 1861
Commissioned an officer in Company B, Wisconsin 16th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1861.Mustered out on 27 Mar 1862.
Lieutenant in Co B, 16th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
OBITUARY
JAMES O. HAZELTON
Wisconsin Free Press - Saturday, Feb 11, 1905
Hazelton - Rev. James O. Hazelton died Tuesday night at his home on Silver Lake Street after a lingering illness.
Mr. Hazelton was born in Cattaraugus county, NY., December 24, 1836 and was a son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hazelton, who at one time resided on Silver Lake Street in the house now occupied by E. W. Delaney. He was married in Erie county, Penn. In April 1857, to Araminta A. Edwards who survives him. At the opening of the Civil War Mr. Hazelton was second lieutenant of Co. B 16th Wisconsin regiment. At the conclusion of the war he entered the ministry of the Methodist church at different times had charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York state. About two years ago he removed to this city, which years before had been his home, and has since resided here. Besides a widow, two sisters and one brother survive him.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church with internment in LaBelle cemetery.
Oconomowoc Enterprise
Friday, Feb. 10, 1905
Rev. James O. Hazelton died on Tuesday evening at his home on Silver Lake Street, aged 69 years.
He was born in Cattaraugus county, NY and when a young man removed to Erie county, Penn. where in April 1857, he married Miss. Araminta Edwards. They continued to reside there until 1859 when they came to Oconomowoc. Mr. Hazelton enlisted as second lieutenant of Co. B. Second Wisconsin regiment in 1861, but was unable to continue in the service until the close of the war on account of ill health.
Later he was ordained a minister of the Methodist church and held charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York. Two years ago Rev. and Mrs. Hazelton returned to this city from Machias, NY, and had since make their home here. He leaves a wife and one brother and two sisters. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the M.E. church, Rev. A.W.Stephens officiating. Burial will be in LaBelle cemetery
Source-Marcelyn Skerpca
Volunteer-Oconomowoc Historical Society
Oconomowoc, WI
Rec. June 27, 2007
Siblings:
Amanda Jane Hazelton
1832 – 1833
Amanda Malvina Hazelton
1834 – 1872
Albertus Lavaiser Hazelton
1837 – 1893
William Henry Harrison Hazelton
1840 – 1902
Harriet Celinda Hazelton
1842 – 1922
Helen Maria Hazelton
1844 – 1874
Benjamin Franklin Hazelton Sr.
1847 – 1898
Ambra Alsina Hazelton
1848 – 1896
Charles Wesley Hazelton
1851 – 1920
∼Rev. James Orman Hazelton was the son of Orman John and Phebe (Annis) Hazelton. He was the husband of Araminta A. (Edwards) Hazelton. They were married Greene, Pennsylvania April 21, 1857. Araminta died May 1, 1909. Rev. Hazelton was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Wisconsin Conference 1864 F 1866 Upper Iowa Conference by transfer 1870 Wisconsin Conference by transfer 1877 Genesee (now Western New York) Conference by transfer 1881 Located own request 1883 Readmitted Southwest Kansas Conference 1887 Genesee Conference by transfer 1889. Rev. Hazelton served Supt Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Bethel Home 1877-1881 - Supt Buffalo, New York: Bethel Home 1882 - Machias, New York 1889 - Somerset, Niagara Co., New York 1890
Marriage Information:
Date: 21 Apr 1857
Location:
Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA
US 1870 Census:
Home in 1870: Mason, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Household Members:
Name Age
J O Hazelton 33
A A Hazelton 32
Anna A Deveraux 4
Military Service:
Enlistment Date: 1 Oct 1861
Commissioned an officer in Company B, Wisconsin 16th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1861.Mustered out on 27 Mar 1862.
Lieutenant in Co B, 16th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
OBITUARY
JAMES O. HAZELTON
Wisconsin Free Press - Saturday, Feb 11, 1905
Hazelton - Rev. James O. Hazelton died Tuesday night at his home on Silver Lake Street after a lingering illness.
Mr. Hazelton was born in Cattaraugus county, NY., December 24, 1836 and was a son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hazelton, who at one time resided on Silver Lake Street in the house now occupied by E. W. Delaney. He was married in Erie county, Penn. In April 1857, to Araminta A. Edwards who survives him. At the opening of the Civil War Mr. Hazelton was second lieutenant of Co. B 16th Wisconsin regiment. At the conclusion of the war he entered the ministry of the Methodist church at different times had charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York state. About two years ago he removed to this city, which years before had been his home, and has since resided here. Besides a widow, two sisters and one brother survive him.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church with internment in LaBelle cemetery.
Oconomowoc Enterprise
Friday, Feb. 10, 1905
Rev. James O. Hazelton died on Tuesday evening at his home on Silver Lake Street, aged 69 years.
He was born in Cattaraugus county, NY and when a young man removed to Erie county, Penn. where in April 1857, he married Miss. Araminta Edwards. They continued to reside there until 1859 when they came to Oconomowoc. Mr. Hazelton enlisted as second lieutenant of Co. B. Second Wisconsin regiment in 1861, but was unable to continue in the service until the close of the war on account of ill health.
Later he was ordained a minister of the Methodist church and held charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York. Two years ago Rev. and Mrs. Hazelton returned to this city from Machias, NY, and had since make their home here. He leaves a wife and one brother and two sisters. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the M.E. church, Rev. A.W.Stephens officiating. Burial will be in LaBelle cemetery
Source-Marcelyn Skerpca
Volunteer-Oconomowoc Historical Society
Oconomowoc, WI
Rec. June 27, 2007
Siblings:
Amanda Jane Hazelton
1832 – 1833
Amanda Malvina Hazelton
1834 – 1872
Albertus Lavaiser Hazelton
1837 – 1893
William Henry Harrison Hazelton
1840 – 1902
Harriet Celinda Hazelton
1842 – 1922
Helen Maria Hazelton
1844 – 1874
Benjamin Franklin Hazelton Sr.
1847 – 1898
Ambra Alsina Hazelton
1848 – 1896
Charles Wesley Hazelton
1851 – 1920
∼Rev. James Orman Hazelton was the son of Orman John and Phebe (Annis) Hazelton. He was the husband of Araminta A. (Edwards) Hazelton. They were married Greene, Pennsylvania April 21, 1857. Araminta died May 1, 1909. Rev. Hazelton was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Wisconsin Conference 1864 F 1866 Upper Iowa Conference by transfer 1870 Wisconsin Conference by transfer 1877 Genesee (now Western New York) Conference by transfer 1881 Located own request 1883 Readmitted Southwest Kansas Conference 1887 Genesee Conference by transfer 1889. Rev. Hazelton served Supt Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Bethel Home 1877-1881 - Supt Buffalo, New York: Bethel Home 1882 - Machias, New York 1889 - Somerset, Niagara Co., New York 1890
Date: 21 Apr 1857
Location:
Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA
US 1870 Census:
Home in 1870: Mason, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Household Members:
Name Age
J O Hazelton 33
A A Hazelton 32
Anna A Deveraux 4
Military Service:
Enlistment Date: 1 Oct 1861
Commissioned an officer in Company B, Wisconsin 16th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1861.Mustered out on 27 Mar 1862.
Lieutenant in Co B, 16th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
OBITUARY
JAMES O. HAZELTON
Wisconsin Free Press - Saturday, Feb 11, 1905
Hazelton - Rev. James O. Hazelton died Tuesday night at his home on Silver Lake Street after a lingering illness.
Mr. Hazelton was born in Cattaraugus county, NY., December 24, 1836 and was a son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hazelton, who at one time resided on Silver Lake Street in the house now occupied by E. W. Delaney. He was married in Erie county, Penn. In April 1857, to Araminta A. Edwards who survives him. At the opening of the Civil War Mr. Hazelton was second lieutenant of Co. B 16th Wisconsin regiment. At the conclusion of the war he entered the ministry of the Methodist church at different times had charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York state. About two years ago he removed to this city, which years before had been his home, and has since resided here. Besides a widow, two sisters and one brother survive him.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church with internment in LaBelle cemetery.
Oconomowoc Enterprise
Friday, Feb. 10, 1905
Rev. James O. Hazelton died on Tuesday evening at his home on Silver Lake Street, aged 69 years.
He was born in Cattaraugus county, NY and when a young man removed to Erie county, Penn. where in April 1857, he married Miss. Araminta Edwards. They continued to reside there until 1859 when they came to Oconomowoc. Mr. Hazelton enlisted as second lieutenant of Co. B. Second Wisconsin regiment in 1861, but was unable to continue in the service until the close of the war on account of ill health.
Later he was ordained a minister of the Methodist church and held charges in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and New York. Two years ago Rev. and Mrs. Hazelton returned to this city from Machias, NY, and had since make their home here. He leaves a wife and one brother and two sisters. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the M.E. church, Rev. A.W.Stephens officiating. Burial will be in LaBelle cemetery
Source-Marcelyn Skerpca
Volunteer-Oconomowoc Historical Society
Oconomowoc, WI
Rec. June 27, 2007
Siblings:
Amanda Jane Hazelton
1832 – 1833
Amanda Malvina Hazelton
1834 – 1872
Albertus Lavaiser Hazelton
1837 – 1893
William Henry Harrison Hazelton
1840 – 1902
Harriet Celinda Hazelton
1842 – 1922
Helen Maria Hazelton
1844 – 1874
Benjamin Franklin Hazelton Sr.
1847 – 1898
Ambra Alsina Hazelton
1848 – 1896
Charles Wesley Hazelton
1851 – 1920
∼Rev. James Orman Hazelton was the son of Orman John and Phebe (Annis) Hazelton. He was the husband of Araminta A. (Edwards) Hazelton. They were married Greene, Pennsylvania April 21, 1857. Araminta died May 1, 1909. Rev. Hazelton was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Wisconsin Conference 1864 F 1866 Upper Iowa Conference by transfer 1870 Wisconsin Conference by transfer 1877 Genesee (now Western New York) Conference by transfer 1881 Located own request 1883 Readmitted Southwest Kansas Conference 1887 Genesee Conference by transfer 1889. Rev. Hazelton served Supt Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Bethel Home 1877-1881 - Supt Buffalo, New York: Bethel Home 1882 - Machias, New York 1889 - Somerset, Niagara Co., New York 1890
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