Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1885, Edmonson County.

L. M. HAZELIP was born in Edmonson County, Ky., July 28, 1832.  He is the
sixth in a family of ten boys and six girls born to Merry and Jane
(Stranger) Hazelip.  He was reared on a farm, and at the age of twenty
began life for himself.  He worked one year for his brother, and then
commenced farming on his own account, which he followed for about four
years.  He then engaged at shoemaking at Brownsville, which trade he
followed for two years; then attended Camden Seminary, Barren County, for
five months, after which he returned home and attended school three
months.  He then taught three terms of three months each - two terms in
Allen County and one term in Edmonson.  Later he commenced the study of
law with Veachel H. Jones at Glasgow, Ky., and was admitted to the bar in
1862.  He commenced the practice of his profession at Brownsville, where
he still continues, meeting with good success.  Mr. Hazelip's home is on a
farm one and a quarter miles west of Brownsville.  He owns 500 acres,
about 225 of which are under cultivation.  By his first marriage, which
occurred in 1854, two daughters were born.  His second marriage took place
in 1868, with Ester J. Madison, who has borne him six children - three
boys and three girls. Mr. Hazelip was elected county attorney in 1863, and
afterward served two terms by appointment.  He was elected to the State
Legislature in 1867, and served one term; was elected county judge in
1874, and served two terms.  Politically he is a Republican.  Mrs. Hazelip
is a member of the Baptist Church.

Hazelip Stranger Jones Madison
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Glasgow-Barren-KY Allen-KY

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