Hazeltine, Joseph (1799-1880)

Name:

Hazeltine, Joseph (1799-1880)

Born:

11/29/1799

Birthplace:

Concord, NH

Died:

12/31/1880

Death Location:

Concord, NH

Residence:

Concord, NH -- 1860, 1870, 1880 census

Nationality:

American

Occupation:

Teacher -- 1820-1824, at the Iron Works School, Concord.
Potter -- 1825-, Concord, NH; purchased property on Hopkinton Road about a mile west of the Daniel Clark pottery, 1842.
Farmer -- listed on 1860 census as potter and farmer; listed on 1880 census as farmer.

Father:

Hazeltine, Ballard (1769-1836)

Mother:

Noyes, Sarah (Sally) (1768-1854)

Relations:

Business:
Trained with Daniel Clark (1768-1828)
Siblings:
Hazeltine, Peter (1793-1846; b. Concord, NH; m. Sarah/Sally Pearse; d. Michigan)
Hazeltine, John (1794-; b. Concord, NH)
Hazeltine, Nathaniel (1797-; b. Concord, NH)
Hazeltine, Eliza (1802-; b. Concord, NH; m. Aaron Carter)
Hazeltine, Mary Ann (1805-; b. Concord, NH; m. George Ela)
Hazeltine, Emily (1807-; b. Concord NH; m. Hiram Reed)
Hazeltine, Sally Stickney (1809-; b. Concord, NH; m. _ Stone)
Hazeltine, Nancy Jane (1812-; b. Concord, NH; m. Alexander Cummings)
Grandparents: Mary Fowler (1744-) and John Noyes Jr. (1744-1825), of Bow, NH, married 1763. Elizabeth Abbott (1733-1834) and Joseph Hazeltine (1731-1798), of Concord, NH, married 1754.
Great-grandparents: Abigail Poore (1721-1814; b. Rowley, MA; d. Pembroke, NH) and John Noyes (1720-1770; b. Abington, MA; d. Bow, NH). Pennellope Ballard (1705-1811) and Nathaniel Abbott (1700-1770; d. Concord, NH) of Andover, MA. Sarah Barnes (1714-; b.,d. Concord, NH) Richard Hazeltine (1705-1774; b. Bradford, MA; d. Chester, NH).

Spouse:

Whitmarsh, Abigail (aka Nabby) (1800-1834; b.Lyndeborough, NH; d. Concord, NH). Married either 1820 or 1824. Abigail was the daughter of Anna Faxon and Charles Whitmarsh.

Children:

Hazeltine, Ann Augusta (1826->1900; b. Concord, NH; milliner on 1860 census; resided with her father in Concord, NH, until his death; resided with sister in Illinois in 1900; unmarried)
Hazeltine, Charles Whitmarsh (1827->1900; b.,res. Concord, NH; painter; m. Augusta A.; child)
Hazeltine, Caroline E. (1832->1900; m. _ Ela; res. Barrington, IL)
Hazeltine, John A. (c.1834-; painter; res. Concord, NH; m. Mary A.; children)

Notes:

Pots listed in the inventory at the time of his death included: lard pots of 3 different sizes, bean pots in 2 sizes, jugs, chambers, milk pans, and bread pans. Hazeltine did not mark or sign his wares. Archaelogical excavations show that he used clear lead glaze, as well as brown and black glaze (by adding iron oxide and manganese); and that additional forms were ale and cider mugs, pudding pans, pitchers, and porringers.
SEE ALSO (pottery teacher, and cousin through marriage): Clark, Daniel
SEE ALSO (uncle, through marriage): Clark, Peter

Mary B. Dupre, "Searching for New Hampshire Redware Potters," Historical New Hampshire, 40(Spring/Summer 1985)12, 47-60.

Hands That Built New Hampshire. The Story of Granite State Craftsmen Past Present. (Brattleboro, Vermont: Stephen Daye Press, 1940), 95-97.

Lura Woodside Watkins, New England Potters and Their Wares. (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1950), 127.

"Death of Joseph Hazeltine, Esq.," Independent Stateman, Concord, New Hampshire, January 6, 1880.