a medical student, son of Peter and Helen Vandenbosch of Zeeland, Michigan. The live at Cazenovia. (B2A,393,1)
B2A,3C.
Dora Gannett Sedgwick, 12th child of Charles Baldwin Sedgwick
(B2A,3) and seventh by Deborah (Gannett) Sedgwick, was born
August 13, 1864, at Syracuse, N.Y. and was educated at home by
tutors. She was always a leader in civic and philanthropic work at
Syracuse. She died July 30, 1935, at Narraganset Pier, R.I. She
married May 29, 1886, Frederick Rowland Hazard of Upland Farm,
Solvay, N.Y., born June 14, 1858, at Peacedale, R.I., and died
February 17, at Syracuse. He graduated at Brown University in
1881, and went to Syracuse when the Solvay Process was
organized. Entering the employ of the company he made his home at
Solvay and continued in various positions until he became its
president. He was a leader in developing the Y.M.C.A. and boys'
clubs of Syracuse and was a director in the Syracuse Trust Co. He
was son of Rowland Hazard who was born August 16, 1829, at
Newport, R.I., and died August 16, 1898, at Watkins Glen, N.Y.,
and his wife, Margaret Anna (Rood) Hazard. The Hazard family
traced their ancestry to the original immigrant from England, Thomas
Hazard. (See COLONIAL FAMILIES, v. 2, p. 235). Children, all
born at Solvay, N.Y. (Hazard):
1. Dorothy, b. May 21, 1887. (B2A,3C1)
2. Sarah Sedgwick, b. August 2, 1889. (B2A,3C2)
3. Katharine, b. November 7, 1890. (B2A,3C3)
4. Frederick Rowland, Jr., b. December 19, 1891. (B2A,3C4)
5. Robert Sedgwick, b. February 17, 1895; d. February 19, 1906. (B2A,3C5)
B2A,3C1.
Dorothy Hazard, 1st child of Dora Gannett (Sedgwick) Hazard
(B2A,3C) and Frederick Rowland Hazard, was born May 21,
1887, at Syracuse, graduated at Wellesley College, A.B., 1908,
after attending the Goodyear-Burlingame college preparatory school
at Syracuse. She married, 1st, October 30, 1912, at Solvay, N.Y.,
Edwin Chaplin Witherby, son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Witherby
of Worcester, Mass., where Edwin was born in 1873. He died
February 23, 1919, at Boston, Mass. She married, 2d, September