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==Immigrant's Story== | ==Immigrant's Story== | ||
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| + | : While Edward Hazen (1614-1683) is consider the immigrant ancestor because he came to Massachusetts as an adult, an older Hazen, Sgt. Thomas Hazen, also immigrated in 1632. This Thomas was not Edward's father, though, since Edward is mentioned in his father Thomas' will in 1628, and Thomas was buried in Grasby, Lincolnshire, England on 21 May 1628. The earliest record for Edward as a landowner in Rowley, Massachusetts occurs in a survey made before 1647, when he is given 3 acres of meadow: | ||
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| + | Certaine Diuisions of Meadow laid out in the Meadow Called Crane Meadow | ||
| + | To Edward Hassen three Acres of meadow lying on the South east side of John Smithes meadow | ||
| + | the northeast end abutting vpon a pond the south west end vpon the vpland | ||
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| + | : Edward was from Cadney, Lincolnshire, just west of Grasby, where his father is buried. Both villages are near Howsham, about 10 miles inland from Grimsby, which is at the mouth of the Humber on England's east coast. These places are just north of the Lincolnshire Wolds. | ||
==Our Direct Lineage== | ==Our Direct Lineage== | ||
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==Our American Hazens== | ==Our American Hazens== | ||
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| + | # [[FHB Edward Hazen|Edward Hazen]] (1614-1683), m. [[FHB Hannah Grant|Hannah Grant]] (1631-1716) | ||
| + | # [[FHB Elizabeth Hazen|Elizabeth Hazen]] (b. 1650), m. [[FHB Nathaniel Harris|Nathaniel Harris]] (1647-1732) | ||
==Other Hazen Relatives== | ==Other Hazen Relatives== | ||
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| + | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Babcock_Hazen Maj Gen William Babcock Hazen], 4G grandson of immigrant [[FHB Edward Hazen|Edward Hazen]] and [[FHB Hannah Grant|Hannah Grant]] | ||
==Linked Families== | ==Linked Families== | ||
| + | * [[FHB Boynton|Boynton]] | ||
| + | * [[FHB Grant|Grant]] | ||
| + | * [[FHB Harris|Harris]] | ||
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==Hazen Family Tree== | ==Hazen Family Tree== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:55, 7 April 2025
Family History Book: Hazen
Immigrant's Story
- While Edward Hazen (1614-1683) is consider the immigrant ancestor because he came to Massachusetts as an adult, an older Hazen, Sgt. Thomas Hazen, also immigrated in 1632. This Thomas was not Edward's father, though, since Edward is mentioned in his father Thomas' will in 1628, and Thomas was buried in Grasby, Lincolnshire, England on 21 May 1628. The earliest record for Edward as a landowner in Rowley, Massachusetts occurs in a survey made before 1647, when he is given 3 acres of meadow:
Certaine Diuisions of Meadow laid out in the Meadow Called Crane Meadow To Edward Hassen three Acres of meadow lying on the South east side of John Smithes meadow the northeast end abutting vpon a pond the south west end vpon the vpland
- Edward was from Cadney, Lincolnshire, just west of Grasby, where his father is buried. Both villages are near Howsham, about 10 miles inland from Grimsby, which is at the mouth of the Humber on England's east coast. These places are just north of the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Our Direct Lineage
Our American Hazens
- Edward Hazen (1614-1683), m. Hannah Grant (1631-1716)
- Elizabeth Hazen (b. 1650), m. Nathaniel Harris (1647-1732)
Other Hazen Relatives
- Maj Gen William Babcock Hazen, 4G grandson of immigrant Edward Hazen and Hannah Grant
Linked Families
References
- Hazen, Tracy Elliot, The Hazen Family in America, Thomaston, CT, 1947.
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