James Hughes Hazlett

GEDCOM Note

REFN: 1495 1880 United States Census, 3rd Ward, Port Huron, St. Clair, Michiga n. 3
rd Ward, Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan. Family History Library Film: 12
54605. NA Film Number: T9-0605. Page Number: 364A. - living with Benjam
i n and Jane Long.
St. Clair County, Index of Deaths 1890-1932
1891: Book 3, page, 2
Andreas, A.T. History of St. Clair County, Michigan Port Huron Township a
nd City.
FIRE OF 1854.
The fire of March, 1854, at Port Huron, was su pposed to result from the pr
osecution of the whisky sellers. The losses, as n early as we have been ab
le to ascertain, are as follows: J.H. Haslett, $500, total loss.
THE CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE.
The corner-stone of the County Cou rt House was duly placed October 30, 187
2. '85'85
The corner-stone of the new bu ilding was laid at the northeast corner. Und
er it was a square cavity in theb rick work, prepared for the recepti
on of the box containing the papers and ot her documents deposited. '85'85'85.
The following is a list of papers and other arti cles deposited in the corn
er-stone, which was read by the Grand Secretary: '85'85 '85'85.
Business cards of Howard & Son, W.B. & J. Hibbard, James H. Haslett, L.
A . Rose, William Wastell, H. Mears, M. Walker, William Stewart & Co.(wi
th coi n attached), Commercial, and Samuel J. Giddey.
1883 History of St Clair, MI
James H. HASLETT, merchant tailor, is a native of Washington County, Penn
., a nd was born November 1, 1825. His parents removed to Richland Count
y, Ohio, i n 1832, where he lived until eighteen years of age; then we
nt to Columbus,rem ained there about two years and finished learning his t
rade; then came toMich igan and located at Port Huron. Arriving here Octob
er 10, 1845, he and Mr. A. J. DEWEY, of Columbus, Ohio, opened a shopher
e, and since then, for the pas t thirty-seven years, Mr. HASLETT has carri
ed on the business of merchant tai lor in this place, and for twenty-nine y
ears has occupied his present locatio n. He is the oldest business man, wi
th one exception, in Port Huron, andhas c arried on the business of mercha
nt tailoring longer than any one man inthe St ate. pg. 574 Port Huron
Andreas, A.T. History of St. Clair County, Michigan P ort Huron Township a
nd City.
[424] RELIGIOUS HISTORY.
The Port Huron Soci ety of Spiritualists adopted a constitution April24, 1
868. The members whose signatures are on record were: D. B. Harringto
n, L. S. Nobles, S. W. Hamilto n, James H. White, J. H. Haslett, H. Kube
y, John Buzzard, James Talbot, T. L. Hubbard, C. L. Penney, E. R. Seele
y, John L. Newell, W. B. Pace, R. W. Matth ews, Megs Jordan, Henry Allen, S
tephen V. Thornton, Thomas Dunford, Isaac Ham ilton, S. D. Pace, Hiram Hami
lton. The ladies who joined this religious body were, Sophia Hoagdon,Eli
za A. Dale, Mary C. Reid, M. J. Brown, Mary E. Noble , Emma Young, H.N. Ha
milton, L. G. Seeley, Electa Buzzard, Mariah Talbut, Ma ry Miller, Ang
el D. Penney, Miss Fannie Kubey, Mrs. M. Sayres, H. F. Allen, L izziePa
ce and Sarah Dunford. The Trustees were John L. Newell, James H. Whit
e, J. H. Haslett, James Talbot, L. S. Nobles, Thomas Dunford and C. L.Pen
ne y.
History of the Haslett Lake Lansing Area - Meridian Township - InghamCo
. , MI, 1992
James H. Haslett ran a successful tailoring and haberdashery busine ss in P
ort Huron, which he operated for 29 years with a partner, sometimes in h
is life he became interested in spiritualism, when he was about 58 heboug
ht property at Pine lake - Ingham Co. - Meridian Township in the Villa
ge of Namoka and added "The Pine Lake House and its property on the nor
th shore, th is was given tot he cause of spiritualism, and was a summer ca
mping grounds f or those interested. It became known as the Haslett Park c
onsisted of 20 acr es. He had many ambitious plans for his park - totea
ch spiritualism- a medi um's home - school for children - library - class
es in mental philosophy - ps ychometry and mediumship - band with uni1880 U
REFN: 1495
1880 United States Census, 3rd Ward, Port Huron, St. Clair, Michiga n . 3
rd Ward, Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan. Family History Library Film : 12
54605. NA Film Number: T9-0605. Page Number: 364A. - living with Benj am
i n and Jane Long.
St. Clair County, Index of Deaths 1890-1932
1891: Book 3, page, 2
Andreas, A.T. History of St. Clair County, Michigan Port Huron Townshi p a
nd City.
FIRE OF 1854.
The fire of March, 1854, at Port Huron, was su pposed to result from t he pr
osecution of the whisky sellers. The losses, as n early as we have bee n ab
le to ascertain, are as follows: J.H. Haslett, $500, total loss.
THE CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE.
The corner-stone of the County Cou rt House was duly placed October 30 , 187
2. '85'85
The corner-stone of the new bu ilding was laid at the northeast corner . Und
er it was a square cavity in theb rick work, prepared for the recepti
on of the box containing the papers and ot her documents deposited. '85'85 '85.
The following is a list of papers and other arti cles deposited in th e corn
er-stone, which was read by the Grand Secretary: '85'85 '85'85.
Business cards of Howard & Son, W.B. & J. Hibbard, James H. Haslett, L .
A . Rose, William Wastell, H. Mears, M. Walker, William Stewart & Co.( wi
th coi n attached), Commercial, and Samuel J. Giddey.
1883 History of St Clair, MI
James H. HASLETT, merchant tailor, is a native of Washington County, P enn
., a nd was born November 1, 1825. His parents removed to Richland Cou nt
y, Ohio, i n 1832, where he lived until eighteen years of age; then we
nt to Columbus,rem ained there about two years and finished learning h is t
rade; then came toMich igan and located at Port Huron. Arriving here O ctob
er 10, 1845, he and Mr. A. J. DEWEY, of Columbus, Ohio, opened a shoph er
e, and since then, for the pas t thirty-seven years, Mr. HASLETT has c arri
ed on the business of merchant tai lor in this place, and for twenty-n ine y
ears has occupied his present locatio n. He is the oldest business man , wi
th one exception, in Port Huron, andhas c arried on the business of me rcha
nt tailoring longer than any one man inthe St ate. pg. 574 Port Huron
Andreas, A.T. History of St. Clair County, Michigan P ort Huron Townsh ip a
nd City.
[424] RELIGIOUS HISTORY.
The Port Huron Soci ety of Spiritualists adopted a constitution April2 4, 1
868. The members whose signatures are on record were: D. B. Harringto
n, L. S. Nobles, S. W. Hamilto n, James H. White, J. H. Haslett, H. Ku be
y, John Buzzard, James Talbot, T. L. Hubbard, C. L. Penney, E. R. Seel e
y, John L. Newell, W. B. Pace, R. W. Matth ews, Megs Jordan, Henry All en, S
tephen V. Thornton, Thomas Dunford, Isaac Ham ilton, S. D. Pace, Hira m Hami
lton. The ladies who joined this religious body were, Sophia Hoagdon,E li
za A. Dale, Mary C. Reid, M. J. Brown, Mary E. Noble , Emma Young, H.N . Ha
milton, L. G. Seeley, Electa Buzzard, Mariah Talbut, Ma ry Miller, Ang
el D. Penney, Miss Fannie Kubey, Mrs. M. Sayres, H. F. Allen, L izzieP a
ce and Sarah Dunford. The Trustees were John L. Newell, James H. Whit
e, J. H. Haslett, James Talbot, L. S. Nobles, Thomas Dunford and C. L. Pen
ne y.
History of the Haslett Lake Lansing Area - Meridian Township - InghamC o
. , MI, 1992
James H. Haslett ran a successful tailoring and haberdashery busine s s in P
ort Huron, which he operated for 29 years with a partner, sometimes i n h
is life he became interested in spiritualism, when he was about 58 heb oug
ht property at Pine lake - Ingham Co. - Meridian Township in the Villa
ge of Namoka and added "The Pine Lake House and its property on the no r
th shore, th is was given tot he cause of spiritualism, and was a summ er ca
mping grounds f or those interested. It became known as the Haslett P ark c
onsisted of 20 acr es. He had many ambitious plans for his park - tot ea
ch spiritualism- a medi um's home - school for children - library - cl ass
es in mental philosophy - ps ychometry and mediumship - band with uni1 880 U