Osceola County MI Archives Biographies.....Haslam, Philip January 6, 1819 - 
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Author: Chapman Brothers, Chicago

Philip Haslam, farmer on section 32, Richmond Township, is a son of John and 
Ann Haslam, natives of Ireland.  His father 

died in that country, and his other emigrated to America, and died in Noble 
County, Ind.  The subject of this sketch was 

also born on the "Emerald Isle," the date of his birth being Jan. 6, 1819.  He 
came to this country in 1849, and lived 

in the city of Rochester about eight years, then in Auburn, same State, for 
awhile, then some time in Lenawee Co., 

Mich., then in Indiana, and finally, in the fall of 1858, he came to this 
county, taking possesion of 80 acres of land 

where he now resides and has 60 acres in cultivation and good productive 
condition.

Mr. H. has served as Overseer of Highways; in political science he takes the 
views of the "National" part, and in 

religion he is a member of the Roman Catholic Chhurch, of which Mrs. H. is 
also a member.

He was married in Auburn, N.Y., to Julia O'Neil, and they had seven children, 
viz.: John J., Sarah, Catherine, Mary J., 

Julia, Elisha and Abigail:  the last two are deceased.  Mrs. H. died in this 
county, in May 1878, and Mr. Haslam was 

again married, in Auburn, N.Y., to Mrs. Ellen, nee Loven, widow of John 
Chester, who died in Auburn.  She has two 

children by her first husband, - Maria and John.

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