Mary Elizabeth was the second of nine children of George HOOKER and Elizabeth HUFFORD. Mary grew up in rural Carroll County, Indiana, where she got an 8th grade education in a one-room school house. When she was 19, in September 1892, she married 24-year-old Lorin Augustus HAZLETT in Clinton County, Indiana. By 1900, the couple were in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, with their two children Essie (7) and Glen (5). Mary’s husband was a clergyman. By 1910, Mary had suffered the death of her son, and she was in Ashland County, Ohio, with her husband and daughter. Her husband was a traveling salesman for a college; likely it was a religious college. In 1920, they were in Ashland County, Ohio, and her husband was a college professor. The couple divorced in 1926; Lorin married again in 1934, and that marriage ended in divorce. Lorin died in 1952; Mary Elizabeth died in 1963. Their graves are side-by-side. She was survived by one daughter and two granddaughters.
Mary Elizabeth was the second of nine children of George HOOKER and Elizabeth HUFFORD. Mary grew up in rural Carroll County, Indiana, where she got an 8th grade education in a one-room school house. When she was 19, in September 1892, she married 24-year-old Lorin Augustus HAZLETT in Clinton County, Indiana. By 1900, the couple were in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, with their two children Essie (7) and Glen (5). Mary’s husband was a clergyman. By 1910, Mary had suffered the death of her son, and she was in Ashland County, Ohio, with her husband and daughter. Her husband was a traveling salesman for a college; likely it was a religious college. In 1920, they were in Ashland County, Ohio, and her husband was a college professor. The couple divorced in 1926; Lorin married again in 1934, and that marriage ended in divorce. Lorin died in 1952; Mary Elizabeth died in 1963. Their graves are side-by-side. She was survived by one daughter and two granddaughters.
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