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Alexander Hazard

MaryHotaling — 2013-05-14 09:29:17

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- Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Morehouse"], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["John Thomas" Thomas] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near ["Bloomingdale"].	+ Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Stephen W. Morehouse" Morehouse], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["John Thomas" Thomas] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near ["Bloomingdale"].

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Mwanner — 2013-05-14 07:15:57

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- '''Alexander Hazzard''''s name was sometimes spelled Hazzard.	+ '''Alexander Hazard''''s name was sometimes spelled Hazzard.
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- The 1880 U. S. Census has the family of black laborer Alex in St. Armand.	+ The 1880 U. S. Census has the family of black laborer Alex in ["St. Armand"].
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- Chateaugay Record, March 21, 1930	+ ''Chateaugay Record'', March 21, 1930
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- EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN N.Y.	+ '''EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN N.Y.'''
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- Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Morehouse"], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["John Thomas" Thomas] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near Bloomingdale.	+ Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Morehouse"], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["John Thomas" Thomas] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near ["Bloomingdale"].

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-30 20:27:49

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- Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Morehouse"], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["Thomas"] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near Bloomingdale.	+ Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Morehouse"], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["John Thomas" Thomas] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near Bloomingdale.

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-30 20:22:09

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- Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—Morehouse, Hodge, Smith, Wicks, Hazard, Thomas and Runyon. . . . Hazard lived near Bloomingdale.	+ Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—["Morehouse"], ["Hodge"], ["Smith"], ["Wicks"], Hazard, ["Thomas"] and ["Runyon"]. . . . Hazard lived near Bloomingdale.

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:48:52

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	+ ----- + Taken from an article in the: + + Chateaugay Record, March 21, 1930 + + EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN N.Y. + + (By F. L. Turner) + + Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—Morehouse, Hodge, Smith, Wicks, Hazard, Thomas and Runyon. . . . Hazard lived near Bloomingdale. +

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:13:38

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	+ There is a grave for an unidentified Hazzard in ["Pine Ridge H" Pine Ridge Cemetery]. +

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:06:30

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- '''Married:''' Elizabeth Bailey b.~1839 in Deleware	+ '''Married:''' Elizabeth Bailey b.~1839 in Delaware
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- '''Chiefly known for:'''	+ '''Alexander Hazzard''''s name was sometimes spelled Hazzard.
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- The 1880 U. S. Census has the family of black laborer Alex in St. Armand	+ The 1880 U. S. Census has the family of black laborer Alex in St. Armand.

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StephanieRybicki — 2011-02-21 09:21:55

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- '''Born:''' ~ 1827/8 in New York	+ '''Born:''' ~ 1827/8 in New York the son of ["Avery Hazard"] and Margaret A. ?

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StephanieRybicki — 2011-02-21 09:07:04

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	+ ##[[image(.jpg,400,thumbnail,right,"")]] + + Alexander Hazzard + + '''Born:''' ~ 1827/8 in New York + + '''Died:''' + + '''Married:''' Elizabeth Bailey b.~1839 in Deleware + + '''Children:''' ["Henry Hazard"] b.~ 1866, ["Avery Hazard"] b.~ 1868, ["Alex Hazard"] b.~ 1869, ["George Hazard"] b.~ 1871, ["Adeline Hazard b.~ 1872, ......Ann b.~1875, ["Lavina Hazard"] b.~ 1877, and ["Mary Hazard"] b. 1879 + + '''Chiefly known for:''' + + The 1880 U. S. Census has the family of black laborer Alex in St. Armand + + [[Comments]]