IOO Tfie HAZARD FAMILY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Judge Fales, of Taunton, Massachusetts. She was, like all her sisters, beautiful. 
     
     She was engaged to be married to George DeWolfe, of Bristol, Rhode Island; 
     
     but, just before the wedding—day, she eloped with Nathaniel Hazard. Singularly 
     
     enough, two of her children married two of the children of DeWolfe's family. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHILDREN 
     
    

    
     936. SAMUEL HAZARD ; married Martha, daughter of Cbar/er DeWaZfa, of Newport, Rhode Island; 
     
     he died 1865. 
     
    

    
     937. GEORGE HAZARD; died young ; unmarried. 
     
    

    
     938. WILLIAM HAZARD; died about 1879 ; married Nai/ar, of Missouri. 
     
    

    
     939. SARAH HAZARD; married Char/er, son of C/Jar/e: DaWa/fa, of Newport. 
     
    

    
     94o. JANE HAZARD; married Dar/id Bugaee, of Bangor, Maine. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     §469. THOMAS HAZARD, 6 (Judge Carder, 5; Governor George, 4; 
     
     George, 3; Robert, 2; Thomas, I), was born December 5, 1761; died No— 
     
     vember I, 1834. He was called Thomas C. Hazard, which was equivalent to 
     
     Thomas, son of Carder; he was also called “ Fiddle—head Tom,” because of the 
     
     peculiar shape of his head. He married, first, January 3, I790, Browning; 
     
     he married, second, January 8, 1819., Eliza, daughter of Thomas Arnold, of 
     
     Newport. His second wife was a beautiful and accomplished woman, and a great 
     
     favorite in the society of her native town. Even in middle age she was much 
     
     admired, especially by the young, who loved to listen to her tales of the gay 
     
     life led in Newport, and read the notes and love—letters addressed to her by 
     
     men whose names are historic. Two playing—cards are even now in existence,— 
     
     one, the two—spot of clubs, bears, written on the back: “ Lord Percy asks the 
     
     favour of Miss Eliza Arnold’s company to a Ball at the Crown Coffee House, 
     
     on Saturday, the 18th of January, being His Majestie’s birthday.” On the 
     
     back of a six—spot of clubs is written: “Lord 
     
    

    
     % Howe’s compliments to you, and requests the 
     
     fZW honour of your company to a Ball at the Assem— 
     
    

    
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     bly Rooms on Monday, the 19th Instant." 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CHILDREN OF FIRST MARRIAGE 
     
     941. JOSEPH HAZARD; married Rubama Cbamplia. 
     
     942. SUSAN HAZARD; married Judge Natbaa Kenyan. 
     
    
   
   
    
     § 470. GEORGE HAZARD, 6 (Judge Carder, 5 ; Governor George, 4; George, 
     
     3; Robert, 2; Thomas, I), was born April 13, 1763; he died September 9.9, 
     
     ‘1829. After a few years at school in Plainfield, Connecticut, he commenced the 
     
     study of medicine under Judge Freeman Perry, who was a skilful physician and 
     
     surgeon, as well as ajudge. He afterwards studied with DoctorJonathan Easton, 
     
     of Newport, and after a regular course, was graduated at the Medical School in 
     
     Philadelphia. (These facts have been extracted from his son, Edward Hazard, 
     
     with some difficulty, being thrown in as slight episodes, during interesting dis- 
     
    
   
   
    
     courses on his favorite theme, Lions, or rather Heroes, and therefore the order of 
     
     Doctor