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by Caroline E. Robinson (Author)
Step into the living tapestry of early America, where the Hazard family's story unfolds across centuries of Rhode Island's history. The Hazard Family Of Rhode Island 1635-1894, compiled by Caroline E. Robinson, is more than a genealogical record - it is a vivid portrait of New England's colonial era, told through the lives and legacies of Thomas Hazard's descendants. Every page reveals carefully compiled family history, with genealogical biography sketches and anecdotes that illuminate not only the unique traits of the Hazard family, but also the evolving spirit of the times in which they lived. Here, family names become touchstones for American resilience and character. Within these pages, you will discover a rich archival genealogy collection, meticulously researched to serve both as a reference for surname study researchers and a source of inspiration for those tracing Rhode Island ancestry. Robinson's narrative brings to life the personalities and achievements of the Hazard lineage, weaving together early American family records with stories that capture the humour, courage, and convictions of generations past. Each anecdote offers a window into the challenges and triumphs of a family whose fortunes shaped - and were shaped by - the broader sweep of American history. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are a lover of historical genealogy books, a seeker of American family anecdotes, or a collector of rare New England histories, this work stands as both a genealogy research reference and a cultural treasure, honouring the enduring legacy of the Hazard family and the world they helped to build.
