George was the son of George C. Hazelwood, Sr. and Margaret Misner (or possibly Mizner or Misener).
He was born in Ohio, but moved to Kittitas, Washington when he was a young man. He appears in the 1900 US Census living in the household of his stepfather, Louis Bowlan.
He does not appear to have ever married.
He was a Merchant Seaman, and appears on the 1930 Merchant Seamen Census, aboard the S. S. Border King.
He shares a plot with his brother Enos.
He was born in Ohio, but moved to Kittitas, Washington when he was a young man. He appears in the 1900 US Census living in the household of his stepfather, Louis Bowlan.
He does not appear to have ever married.
He was a Merchant Seaman, and appears on the 1930 Merchant Seamen Census, aboard the S. S. Border King.
He shares a plot with his brother Enos.
George was the son of George C. Hazelwood, Sr. and Margaret Misner (or possibly Mizner or Misener).
He was born in Ohio, but moved to Kittitas, Washington when he was a young man. He appears in the 1900 US Census living in the household of his stepfather, Louis Bowlan.
He does not appear to have ever married.
He was a Merchant Seaman, and appears on the 1930 Merchant Seamen Census, aboard the S. S. Border King.
He shares a plot with his brother Enos.
He was born in Ohio, but moved to Kittitas, Washington when he was a young man. He appears in the 1900 US Census living in the household of his stepfather, Louis Bowlan.
He does not appear to have ever married.
He was a Merchant Seaman, and appears on the 1930 Merchant Seamen Census, aboard the S. S. Border King.
He shares a plot with his brother Enos.
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