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William W. Hazelip

Generation: K | ID: 1205 | Lifespan: 39 years

Updated: 20 Aug 2013

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Ancestry Information

PATERNAL

MATERNAL

(Paternal Grandfather)

(Paternal Grandmother)

(Maternal Grandmother)

(Maternal Grandfather)

Merry Hazelip

(12 May 1795 - 5 Mar 1870)

Elizabeth Jane Wesley

(15 Jan 1799 - 10 Feb 1865)

Nancy Fisher

(UNK - UNK)

William Murphey

(UNK - UNK)

(Father)

(Mother)

Ransom C. Hazelip

(20 Apr 1838 - 8 Oct 1898)

Mary F. Murphey (Murphy)

(25 Nov 1845 - 7 Nov 1930)

William W. Hazelip

(11 May 1866 - 13 Feb 1905)

Marriages of William W. Hazelip

Images	Spouse	Date of Marriage	Certificate	Location of Marriage

	Laura Frances Higdon	UNK		Unknown
MARRIAGE NOTES: I believe this was William W. Hazelip's first marriage.

	Mary Talbott Moorman	26 Jun 1901		Leitchfield, Grayson County, Kentucky, USA
MARRIAGE NOTES:

Children of William W. Hazelip

Images	Children	Lifespan	Other Parent

Margueritte Hazelip

(UNK - UNK)

Laura Frances Higdon

Pearl Hazelip

(Oct 1888 - UNK)

Laura Frances Higdon

Gertrude Hazelip

(31 Mar 1890 - 17 Mar 1982)

Laura Frances Higdon

Myrtle Hazelip

(7 Jun 1902 - 3 Oct 1902)

Mary Talbott Moorman

Mary E. Hazelip

(10 Feb 1904 - UNK)

Mary Talbott Moorman

Siblings of William W. Hazelip

Images	Siblings	Lifespan	Father	Mother

Mary M. Hazelip

(1860 - UNK)

Ransom C. Hazelip

UNKNOWN

William W. Hazelip

(11 May 1866 - 13 Feb 1905)

Ransom C. Hazelip

Mary F. Murphey (Murphy)

Hendrick H. Hazelip

(12 Dec 1867 - 7 Sep 1868)

Ransom C. Hazelip

Mary F. Murphey (Murphy)

Luonia Myrtle Hazelip

(7 Jun 1871 - UNK)

Ransom C. Hazelip

Mary F. Murphey (Murphy)

Edna Girtrude Hazelip

(28 Aug 1878 - 19 Jun 1880)

Ransom C. Hazelip

Mary F. Murphey (Murphy)

Ransom C. Hazelip, Jr.

(16 Jun 1882 - 1 Dec 1886)

Ransom C. Hazelip

Mary F. Murphey (Murphy)

Detailed Primary Information for William W. Hazelip

Gender:	Male
Generation:	K
Added:	1 Jan 2009
Last Updated:	20 Aug 2013
Living:	False
Primary Notes:	I believe William is the son of William Hazelip and Polly Ann Lindsey, although more research is required to prove it.

Detailed Birth Information for William W. Hazelip

Birth Date:	11 May 1866
Time of Birth:	UNK
Birth Location:	Unknown
Map of Birthplace:	Map Unavailable
Birth Notes:	Information obtained in part from this person's tombstone.

Detailed Death Information for William W. Hazelip

Death Date:	13 Feb 1905
Time of Death:	UNK
Death Location:	Unknown
Map of Deathplace:	Map Unavailable
Cause of Death:	UNK
Death Notes:	Information obtained in part from this person's tombstone.

Detailed Burial Information for William W. Hazelip

Burial Location:	Smiths Grove Cemetery, Smiths Grove, Warren County, Kentucky, USA
Map of Location:	Click to view map (N 37.06141667, W 86.21086667)
Name on Stone:	WILLIAM W. HAZELIP
Birthdate on Stone:	MAY 11, 1866
Death Date on Stone:	FEB. 13, 1905
Inscription 1:	IT WAS HARD TO GIVE THEE UP, BUT THY WILL, O GOD, BE DONE.
Inscription 2:	HAZELIP
Reverse Inscription:
Burial Notes:
Cemetery Notes:

Additional Notes for William W. Hazelip

Database Note No: 142

In the Grayson Gazette, December 29, 1899:

After declaring the usual semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent the Directors of the Grayson County Bank have elected the old officers for the ensuing year as follows: John A. Bishop, President, D. O. Riley, Vice-President, E. R. Bassett, Cashier, W. W. Hazelip, Ass’t Cashier.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hazelip entertained quite a number of their friends on last Wednesday evening with a progressive carom party. There were five tables and the contest was a lively one from start to finish. Miss Sudie Bond led the ladies and was presented with a handsome Egyptian vase as a souvenir. On the gent’s side five were tied and Warren Stone drew the longest straw or a beautiful paper weight. For the booby Walter Evans and Miss Annie Woods drew straws, the former getting something he likes. Fruits, nuts and candies were then served and after “going to Jerusalem,” as the play was entitled, the guests departed complimenting the host and hostess upon a most delightful evening’s entertainment.

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