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Obedience Harer Hazelton
My great grandmother
Mother of Charles Evan Hazelton
My Grandfather

James Joseph Harer
Brother of
Obedience Harer Hazelton

Norris Harer
Brother of
Obedience Harer Hazelton

David Boyer Harer
Son of James Joseph Harer

David Boyer
Nancy Emmaline (Jones) Harer
and daughter
Nettie Edith Harer

Nathaniel Green Harer
brother of 
Obedience Harer Hazelton

David Asbury Harer
Mary Josephine Bean Harer

David Asbury Harer
Mary Josephine (Bean) Harer
& son
David Asbury Harer Jr.
David Asbury Harer was known as the Man of Peace and was the first white man to go into the Indian Territory in the Tonto Basin Area.
 Apache Land
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David Asbury Harer, Sr.
Brother of my great grandmother Obedience Harer Hazelton

David Asbury Harer, Sr.
Brother of my great grandmother Obedience Harer Hazelton
                       Wilson Harer
born July 22, 1820 in Kentucky. He married Nancy Taylor in 1846 in Arkansas. They lived in Johnson County on White Water near the
Arkansas River. He was a Methodist Circuit Rider Preacher and baptized in the Arkansas river His older children were born in Arkansas and later he moved into Kansas preaching wherever he went. In 1863 he moved to Ventura California farming and riding circuit ministering mostly to the Indians. 
In 1872 a half breed Mexican and Indian came to Wilson's home,  Nancy was alone with the three children, Eva, Grant and William, Stephen was in  school and Sarah, Martha, Susie and Josephine all married and had their own homes. The Mexican lassoed Nancy and dragged her through the corn field. Wilson was returning home from a circuit and heard the children screaming hurried home thinking the house was on fire. Eva could only mutter mother Mexican come. He gave up his circuit and took care of Nancy.  Nancy died as a result of injuries five years later, one year from her death he moved from the place of so many memories. 

James Grant Harer
Son of David and Nancy Harer

Brooks Bowman Hazelton
Born May 18, 1829
Byron, Genesee, New York
Died 1899
Yipilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan
Brooks lived in Hannibal, New York at the time of his death.  He was the President of Ypsilanti Lumber Company about 1887.
His wife was the former Kate Scharff of Ypsilanti.
Funeral at Catholic Church. 
Brooks is buried by his second wife, Katie, in a Catholic cemetery in Ypsilanti, Michigan in the Schaff & Brooks lot.

Mary Ella Hazelton Childs
Born April 24, 1857 
Richland, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Died May 1, 1941
Yipsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan
She died at home at 11:15 p.m.
Aged 84 years, 7 days.
She had black hair and eyes; was a graduate of Olivet College (est.1844) and a Genealogist.  She was honored by who's who in Genealogy in 1932.
Belonged to DAR, Society of Mayflower Descendants & Kings Daughters.



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Marjorie Olin Edwards
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