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About Mary Hazard (Peace)
Mary Peace Hazard
Born: March 6, 1775
Died: 1852, Newport, RI
Father: Isaac PEACE b: abt 1738, Pennsylvania ; d. December 25, 1818, Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Mother: Elizabeth GIBSON b: of Barbadoes
Married: 1793 in Charleston, South Carolina
Spouse: Rowland HAZARD b: 4 APR 1763 in South Kingston, Washington County, Rhode Island
Children
- Isaac Peace HAZARD b: 3 OCT 1794 in South Kingston, Rhode Island
- Thomas Robinson HAZARD b: 3 JAN 1797 in South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1886
- Eliza Gibson HAZARD b: 17 MAR 1799 in South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1882
- Rowland Gibson HAZARD b: 9 OCT 1801 in South Kingston, Rhode Island
- William Robinsion HAZARD b: 15 DEC 1803 in South Kingston, Rhode Island
- Joseph Peace HAZARD b: 17 FEB 1807 in South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1892
- Isabella Wakefield HAZARD b: 3 AUG 1809 in South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1838
- Mary Peace HAZARD b: 15 AUG 1814 in South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1874
- Anna HAZARD b: 27 OCT 1820 in South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1905
Mary Peace, was the daughter of Isaac Peace, a wealthy merchant and and his wife, Elizabeth (Gibson) Peace, both highly respected citizens of Charleston, South Carolina. She married Rowland Hazard, son of "College Tom" Hazard, in 1793, at Charleston, South Carolina. Rowland Hazard engaged largely in mercantile pursuits, but was finally ruined through the operations of Napoleon's Berlin and Milan decrees, under which there were no less than seven ships and other vessels confiscated of which his mercantile firm was sole or part owner.
Rowland returned with his family to South Kingstown Rhode Island and engaged in the manufacture of cotton and wool linseys some years previous to 1800. Here he set the first carding machines in the town--at Peace Dale, which village was named for his wife, and as early as 1800 the industry was established which has since developed into the Peace Dale Manufacturing Company. Mr. Hazard also had shipping interests, first at Charleston, South Carolina, and afterward in Narragansett. After the destruction of the pier there in 1815 Mrs. Hazard writes him she hopes he will not rebuild it, as it has always proved a troublesome piece of property, quoting his grandfather, Governor Robinson, as having desired that none of his children would try to maintain it.
Late in life Mr. Hazard removed to Pleasant Valley, New York, where he died at Washington Hollow, near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1835, aged 72. His wife died in Newport, R. I., in 1852, aged 77.
Burial: Their remains are interred in the family burying ground at Vaucluse, Portsmouth, RI. Also known as: Rowland Hazard Lot, Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island; and as the Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Portsmouth #27
Sources:
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db...
Recollections of Olden Times: Rowland Robinson of Narragansett and His Unfortunate Daughter by Thomas Robinson Hazard
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=105213121
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Хронология Mary Hazard (Peace)
| 1775 |
6 марта 1775
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| 1794 |
3 октября 1794
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South Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island, United States (США)
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| 1797 |
3 января 1797
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South Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island, United States (США)
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1799
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9 октября 1801
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South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States (США)
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| 1803 |
15 декабря 1803
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Newport, Newport County, RI, United States (США)
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| 1807 |
17 февраля 1807
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Burlington, Burlington County, NJ, United States (США)
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| 1809 |
3 августа 1809
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| 1814 |
1814
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