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From: Perrin Larton <>
Subject: [CADI] Death Cert Transcription-George Clyde Hazleton-Santa Clara County
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 17:32:46 -0700


Hi Diane,

I did find a George Clyde Hazleton who died in Santa Clara County! The son
of the George Clyde who died in Napa. I also found an address for George
Clyde III....you might be able to get some information from him! Here is
the death cert info. I'll send the address separately.

George Clyde Hazleton born Oregon
dob November 21, 1917
dod January 3, 1996
father George Clyde Hazleton born California
mother Ethel Pursifull born Oregon
spouse Susie M. Henson Hazleton
informant Susie Hazleton
burial Mt. Hope Morgan Hill
place of death Pacific Hills Manor
cause of death Cardiac arrest, coronary artery disease, COPD, Dementia

I found Susie's address on Dewitt Avenue, but she sold the property last
April. The son is George Hazleton III I believe...

Hope this helps with your search. I'll keep trying to find out what kind
of business George Sr. had in Morgan Hill and will write a little note
about out town ASAP.

Perrin


At 05:56 PM 4/9/00 EDT, wrote:
>Thanks for your offer. I have the death certificate for Ethel Rhoda
>(Pursiful) Hazleton. She died in July 1967. A Don Allen from that county
>that is connected with Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness got it for me.
>
>George Clyde Hazleton died in Napa County Calif in May 1951. I had a woman
>do a death record transcription for me in that county for it. As soon as I
>get the money, I will be purchasing the death certificate for that one.
>
>Ethel Hazleton is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery. Don Allen talked to the
>funeral home (Johnson Funeral Home) who owns the cemetery and says there is
>no marker on her grave. I do not know anything about George Clyde
Hazleton's
>grave at Morgan Hill Cemetery.
>
>Please can you tell me anything about the store that George Clyde Hazleton
>supposedly owned prior to his death in 1951? I have been trying to find out
>about that since I learned about it.
>
>As a note to you, my husband's mother was disowned by her family I believe.
>She died in 1992 and would not talk about her family no matter how hard we
>tried to get her to talk about them. She has two sisters still living in
>California and they refuse to talk about the family at all. They say they
do
>not even remember their parents which I think is mighty strange. They are
>either trying to hide something or they are still holding it against my
>husband for things his mother did. She was not exactly the most perfect
>person, having been married and divorced twice and finding anyway she knew
>how to support her family. She had her first child at the age of 16. This
>marriage ended in an annulment of which I know nothing about. I have just
>heard stories from his brother and sisters.
>
>Also, do you know anything about the Santa Clara County Historical and
>Genealogical Society? Do they have any publications that they have for
sale?
> I have visited their website on the internet, but they do not list very
many
>publications for sale. I would be glad to hear what they may have to
offer.
>I plan on joining this society in the next couple of weeks.
>
>I thank you for your offer and will look forward to hearing from you. Also,
>could you please tell us a little bit about Morgan Hill? My husband would
>like to know about the area his grandparents lived since he knew nothing
>about them.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Diane Swiger
>
>

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