07. (William) Hastings Hayllar| cal 1870 | b. Pennsylvania, USA | 1880 US federal census |
| 1880 | at school; living with his family and a servant at 233 So. 8th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | |
| 1880-07-19 | d. of dysentery at 720 Locust, Philadelphia | death certificate |
| 1880-07-21 | bur. South Western |
| 1872-02-20 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | 1900 US federal census; death certificate; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1880 | at school, living with his family and a servant at 233 So. 8th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1880 US federal census |
| 1894 | electrician, living with his father at 720 Locus, Philadelphia | directory |
| 1896/1898 | directories | |
| 1900 | salesman, electrical goods, living with his family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1900 US federal census |
| 1903-06-09 | m. Esther Estella Lancaster (1872–1952), in Philadelphia | Pennsylvania marriages; Philadelphia marriage index; minutes of Germantown Monthly Meeting; wife's death certificate |
| 1905 | salesman, of 1307 Susq'ana av, Philadelphia | directory |
| 1906-08-24 | departed Liverpool for New York, aboard the S.S. Celtic | New York passenger arrivals |
| 1906-09-02 | arrived New York from Liverpool | |
| 1910 | salesman, electrical industry, living with his wife and an aunt in a house at 123 Washington Lane, Philadelphia | 1910 US federal census |
| Child: | Benjamin Lancaster (1912–1987), b. Philadelphia | Germantown Monthly Meeting, membership records book; Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File; Cramer-Schneider & Aperto-Lacamura Families |
| 1917 | (Imperial Electric Co), of 123 W Washn la Gtn | directory |
| 1917-10-04 | salesman for T.C. Smith & Co. (electrical goods), of 123 West Washington Lane Gtn | brother's passport application |
| 1918 | lamps, of 123 W Washn la Gtn | directory |
| 1918-10-04 | of 123 W. Washington Lane | brother's draft registration card |
| 1921 | salesman, of 123 W Washn in Gtn | directory |
| 1930 | sales manager, lam company, living with his family and sister-in-law in his own house, valued at $8000, at 123 W. Washington Lane; has a radio | 1930 US federal census |
| 1932-10-19 |
Stanley R. Yarnall reported that he had spoken to Benjamin Hayllar about the possibility of his joining our Meeting, also his wife and son. They had been attending here for some months and had at last concluded they would like to join. A letter of application was expected almost any day. His father was a Friend but they are still members of the Presbyterian Church. C. Reed Cary and Mary C. Scattergood were appointed to call upon the family in the event of the letter of application being received |
overseers minute book, Germantown Monthly Meeting |
| 1932-11-16 |
C. Reed Cary reported having seen the Hayllar family. They come of a Friendly family his father having been a Friend and having attended Friends' Select School. They have been attending our Meetings for worship for well over a year. Applications for membership on behalf of Benjamin Hayllar Jr., his wife and son Benjamin L. Hayllar were read, having come in since our last Overseers Meeting. Also a letter from the clerk of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of which they are now members recommending them to our Christian care and fellowship. The applications for membership were ordered to go forward to the Monthly Meeting for its action. |
minutes of Germantown Monthly Meeting |
| 1932-11-23 |
By minute of Overseers there was passed on for the Monthly Meeting's consideration application for membership from Benjamin Hayllar Jr., his wife Esther Estella Hayllar and son Benjamin L. Hayllar of 123 W. Washington Lane, Germantown. Accompanying these applications was a letter of recommendation from the Clerk of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia. Sylvia H. Evans and Joseph H. Haines were appointed to visit them and make report to this Meeting |
minutes of Germantown Monthly Meeting |
| 1933-01-25 |
The committee continued to welcome to our fellowship the following Friends admitted to membership last month reported their duties had been performed: Benjamin Hayllar, Jr., Esther E. Hayllar, Benjamin L. Hayllar and Grace Yardley. |
minutes of Germantown Monthly Meeting |
| 1943-08-29T04:40 E.W.T | of 123 W. Washington Lane, Philadelphia; d. of cerebral thrombosis (7 mo first, 2 days second) due to arteriosclerosis; other condition arteriosclerotic heart disease | death certificate |
| 1943-08-31 | funeral at Friends Southwestern; fee $374.50 | death certificate; Oliver H. Bair funeral records indexes |
| 1873-10-17 | b. | William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1877-04-09 | d. | Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records; Find a Grave |
| bur. Friends Southwestern Burial Ground, Upper Darby, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA | Find a Grave |
| 1875-09-12 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | US Social Security applications and claims index; death certificate; US federal censuses; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1880 | at school, living with her family and a servant at 233 So. 8th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1880 US federal census |
| 1900 | clerk, advertising agency, living with her family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1900 US federal census |
| 1910 | stenographer, publishing house, living with her father and her brother William Hastings at 720 Locust St, Philadelphia | 1910 US federal census |
| 1917 | of Hayllar & Wilkie, with a home at 4511 Locust | directory |
| 1930 | stenographer, publishing house, with her sister Lucy lodging with Kejiah G. Cattell at 4511 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1930 US federal census |
| 1937-04 | SSN 197096514 | US Social Security applications and claims index |
| 1940 | living with her brother William and sister Lucy at 1009 St Bernard, Philadelphia | 1940 US federal census |
| 1958-04-16T10:25 | stenographer, of 1009 So. St Bernard St; d. at 400 So. 40th St, Philadelphia, of hypertensive cardio vascular disease 2 years | death certificate; Find a Grave |
| 1958-04-19 | bur. Friends Southwestern Burial Ground, Upper Darby, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA |
| 1877-12-30 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | US World War II draft registration card; 1900 US federal census |
| 1880 | living with his family and a servant at 233 So. 8th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1880 US federal census |
| 1900 | clerk, funeral supplies, living with his family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1900 US federal census |
| 1903-11-25 | m. Emma Augusta Wilsleger (1878–1965, b. Philadelphia), at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Philadelphia | Pennsylvania and New Jersey church and town records; 1910 US federal census; US Social Security death index; Pennsylvania marriages; "Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Births, 1860–1906," database with images, FamilySearch: 9 March 2018, Emma Augusta Wilsleger, 11 Dec 1878, citing Birth, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, City of Philadelphia, Department of Records, Pennsylvania |
| 1910 | salesman, music, living with his wife and two boarders at 19 Yewdell Street, Philadelphia | 1910 US federal census |
| Child: | David Benjamin (1910–1982), b. Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania and New Jersey church and town records; 1930 US federal census; Find a Grave |
| 1911/1912 | clk, of 19 S. Yewdell, Philadelphia | directories |
| 1918-09-12 | of 1717 N. Edgewood, Philadelphia; clerk, employed by Theodore Presser at 1712 Chestnut, Philadelphia; medium height, medium build, brown eyes, brown hair; registered for the draft at 1145 N. 63rd St, Philadelphia | US World War I draft registration card |
| 1921 | trainman, of 1717 N. Edgewood, Philadelphia | directory |
| 1930 | living with his wife and son at 1717 North Edgewood Street, Philadelphia | 1930 US federal census |
| 1940 | living with his wife at 1717 N Edgewood St, Philadelphia | 1940 US federal census |
| 1942-04-27 | of 1717 N. Edgewood St, Philadelphia, tel. GRE 5691; retired (formerly P.R.R.) blind; 5'9½", 195 lbs, blue eyes, gray hair, ruddy complexion; registered for the draft at Gladstone Jr High School, Hazlewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | US World War II draft registration card |
| 1943-02-12T02:50 | trainman, P.R.R., of 1717 N. Edgewood St, Philadelphia; d. Philadelphia General Hospital, of broncho [illeg. word]; other conditions: schizophrenia, pulmonary congestion (hypostatic) | death certificate; Find a Grave |
| 1943-02-16 | bur. Plot Morland 699, West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bala Cynwyd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; fee $459.25 | death certificate; Find a Grave; Oliver H. Bair funeral records index |
| 1879-03-18 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | death certificate; 1900 US federal census |
| 1880 | living with her family and a servant at 233 So. 8th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1880 US federal census |
| 1900 | trainee nurse, living with her family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1900 US federal census |
| 1920 | nurse, hospital, living with two servants in Paia Camp, Paia, Makawao, Maui, Hawaii Territory | 1920 US federal census |
| 1921-11-09 | departed Honolulu, Hawaii, bound for San Francisco, California, aboard the S.S. Wilhelmina | Honolulu passenger and crew lists |
| 1921-11-16 | arrived San Francisco aboard the Wilhelmina; of New York, N.Y. | California passenger and crew lists |
| 1930 | reg. nurse, private practice, with her sister Henrietta lodging with Kejiah G. Cattell at 4511 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1930 US federal census |
| 1935 | living with her brother William and sister Henrietta at 1009 St Bernard, Philadelphia | 1940 US federal census |
| 1940 | p. nurse, private duty, living with her brother William and sister Henrietta at 1009 St Bernard, Philadelphia | |
| 1953-05-23T15:15 | nurse, of 1009 So. St Bernard St, Philadelphia; d. there, of carcinoma of the breast with metastases to brain | death certificate; Find a Grave |
| 1953-05-28 | bur. Friends Southwestern bg, Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA; fee $488.20 | death certificate; Find a Grave; Oliver H. Bair funeral records index |
07. (William) Hastings Hayllar| 1880-08-13 | b. Pennsylvania, USA | "Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Births, 1860–1906," database with images, FamilySearch: 9 March 2018, William H. Hayller, 13 Aug 1880, citing Birth, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, City of Philadelphia, Department of Records, Pennsylvania; passport application; death certificate; 1900 US federal census; 1910 US federal census; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO, says 1870-08-15 |
| 1880 | at school, living with his family and a servant at 233 So. 8th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1880 US federal census |
| 1900 | office of newspaper, living with his family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1900 US federal census |
| 1905 | clerk, of 720 Locust | directory |
| 1910 | assistant steward, club house, living with his father and sister Henrietta at 720 Locust Street, Philadelphia | 1910 US federal census |
| 1911 | m. Roberta Frismuth (1876 – after 1930, b. Delaware, USA) | consular registration application; wife's passport application; death certificate; 1920 US federal census; 1930 US federal census; Pennsylvania Marriage Index |
| 1917-10-01 |
Department of State, Bureau of Passports, Washington, D.C. Gentlemen:- In connection with the application of Mr. Wm. H. Hayllar, of Philadelphia, Pa. for passport, beg to advise that Mr. Hayllar has been employed by the Company in the capacity of Surveyor's Assistant on our Sugar Estate in Haiti. Mr. Hayllar has been known to us for a period of two weeks and we have made contract with him on a salary basis for a period of one year. Yours very truly, HAYTIAN AMERICAN SUGAR COMPANY. Van Alen Harris Vice President. |
passport application |
| 1917-10-04 | club manager, of Philadelphia; applied for a passport, intending to travel to Hayti to work for no more than two years as surveyor's assistant for Haytian Sugar Company; 5'8", medium forehead, brown eyes, straight nose, medium mouth (mustache), square chin, brown hair some grey, dark complexion, oval face | passport application |
| 1917-11-02 | left the United States for Haiti | emergency passport application |
| 1918-07-26 | engineer, of Philadelphia, temporarily sojourning at Port-au-Prince, Haiti, applied to the American legation at Port-au-Prince for a passport for him to return to the US within two days | |
| 1918-01-17 | of Hasco, Port au Prince, Hayti | wife's passport application |
| 1918-09-26 | embarked Port au Prince for New York, aboard the General G.W. Goethals; of 1018 So. 49th St, West Philadelphia | New York passenger lists |
| 1918-10-04 | of 1018 So. 49th St, West Philadelphia, medium height, medium build, brown eyes, grey hair; registered for the draft at 55th & Pine Sts, Philadelphia | US World War I draft registration card |
| 1920 | checker, ship yard, living with his wife at 49 Coit St, New London, Connecticut, USA | 1920 US federal census |
| 1940 | living with his sisters Henrietta and Lucy at 1009 St Bernard, Philadelphia | 1940 US federal census |
| 1942-04-27 | of 1009 S. St Bernard St, Philadelphia, employed by the Phila. Electric Co., 1819 E. Allegheny Ave.; 5'7", 165 lbs, brown eyes, black hair, ruddy complexion; registered for the draft, at 61st & Thompson Streets, Philadelphia | US World War II draft registration card |
| 1947-02-03 | life claim for Social Security; SSN 164051924 | US Social Security applications and claims index |
| 1950 | of 1009 S St Bernard, SA ratga 9-6497 | directory |
| 1956-10-05 | of 1009 So. St Bernard St, Philadelphia; d. of arterio-sclerosis 3 years | death certificate; Find a Grave |
| 1956-10-09 | bur. Friends Southwestern bg, Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA; fee $488.20 | death certificate; Find a Grave; Oliver H. Bair funeral records index |
| 1882-02-20 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | US World War II draft registration card; 1900 US federal census; 1940 US federal census |
| 1900 | at school, living with his family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1900 US federal census |
| 1905 | clerk, of 720 Locust | directory |
| 1907 | clerk 763 Broad, rms 107 Halsey, Newark | Newark city directory |
| 1909 | clk rms 107 Halsey | Newark city directory |
| 1910 | clerk, electr. instrmnts, boarding at the YMCA in Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA | 1910 US federal census |
| 1911 | clk bds 51 Pennsylvania av, Newark, New Jersey | Newark city directory |
| 1912/1917 | clk rms 107 Halsey | Newark city directories |
| 1918-03-25/ 1921-06-22 | served as ensign with US NRF | US National Cemetery Interment Control Form; US Navy register |
| 1922 | res YMCA, Newark | Newark city directory |
| 1925 | slsman, of 128 Market, Newark, r 116 Shanley av, Newark | Newark city directory |
| 1930 | salesman, steel office equip., lodging at 105 Lincoln Park, Newark, Essex; single | 1930 US federal census |
| 1932 | manager, of 1060 Broad, Newark, h 105 Lincoln pk | Newark city directory |
| 1933-03-25 | m.1. Helen Rose Sullivan (cal 1882 – 1943, b. New Jersey, USA), in Manhattan, New York, USA | New York marriage index; 1940 US federal census; Find a Grave; Belleville city directory |
| 1934/1935 | slsman, of 1060 Broad, h at Nutley | Newark city directories |
| 1934/1936 | slsman, living with his wife at 62 Florence, Nutley, Essex, New Jersey | Belleville city directories; 1940 US federal census |
| 1938 | ||
| 1939 | of 1060 Broad, Newark; listed under Office Supplies and Equipment | Newark city directory |
| 1940 | salesman, office equip., living with his wife at 62 Florence, Nutley, Essex, New Jersey | 1940 US federal census |
| slsman, living with his wife at 62 Florence, Belleville, New Jersey | Belleville city directory | |
| 1941 | of 1660 Broad, Newark | Newark city directory |
| 1942 | of 62 Florence St, Nutley; tel. Nu.2- 3358; employed by Security Steel Equipment Corp., in Avenel, Middlesex, New Jersey; 5'5½", 152 lbs, blue eyes, gray hair, ruddy complexion; appendectomy; registered for the draft at 45 B[illeg.] Place, Newark 2, N.J. | US World War II draft registration card |
| slsman, living with his wife at 62 Florence | Belleville city directory | |
| 1944 | slsman, of 62 Florence | Belleville city directory |
| 1949-03-11 | life claim for Social Security; SSN 137096558 | US Social Security applications and claims index |
| before 1950 | m.2. Bertha M. Spinnenweber (1896–1992, b. Baldwin, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA, d. of Jacob J. and Catherine M. (Altmeyer) Spinnenweber) | Belleville city directories; 1900 US federal census; Find a Grave |
| 1950 | slsman, living with wife Bertha at 62 Florence | Belleville city directories |
| 1952 | ||
| 1954-06-28 | d. | Find a Grave; US National Cemetery Interment Control Form |
| 1954-07-01 | interred Section 4 site 2840-A, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington, Virginia, USA; 2840-B reserved for future interment of widow | |
| 1954-08-04 | headstone or marker ordered from Vermont Marble Co., Proctor, VT | US National Cemetery Interment Control Form |
| 1883-08-19 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | Philadelphia death certificates index; application for order for interment in Friends' South-Western Burial Ground |
| 1888-10-24 | of 720 Locust St, 8th Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. Philadelphia | application for order for interment in Friends' South-Western Burial Ground; burial note; Philadelphia death certificates index |
| bur. Family Lot 2, Section I Friends Southwestern bg, Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA |
10. Charles Hayllar| 1885-12-05 | b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | 1900 US federal census; California Death Index; US World War I draft registration card |
| 1900 | at school, living with his family at 920 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1900 US federal census |
| 1907-10-05 | salesman; m.1. Edith B. Bounds (1885–1933, b. Pennsylvania, d. of James and Fannie Haig), in Delaware, Maryland, USA | Delaware marriage records; US federal censuses; Pennsylvania death certificate; Lane Family Tree |
| Children: | Frances Edith (1910–1986, b. Pennsylvania), Charles William (1912–1964, b. New Jersey, USA), Elizabeth S. (cal 1915 – ?, b. Pennsylvania), and James B. (1916–1917) | 1920 US federal census; Lane Family Tree |
| 1911 | salesman, of 5422 Regent, Philadelphia | directory |
| 1913 | living with his wife at 10 S Texas ave, Atlantic City, New Jersey; manager John Haworth Co photographic supplies, 1637 Boardwalk | Atlantic city directory |
| 1918-09-12 | salesman, office furniture, of 1030 S. Ithan St, Philadelphia, employed by Philadelphia Metal Furniture at S.E. corner 9th Danson St, Philadelphia; tall, medium build, blue eyes, light hair; registered for the draft at Recreation Center, 50th & Chester Ave, Philadelphia | US World War I draft registration card |
| 1918 | salesman, of 5531 Upland, Philadelphia | directory |
| 1920 | salesman, investments, living with his family at 1902 1st Avenue, Altoona, Blair, Pennsylvania | 1920 US federal census |
| 1927 | slsman, of 168 Joralemon, Belleville, New Jersey, USA | directory |
| 1929 | mechanic, of 20 (105) Lincoln Pk, Newark, New Jersey | directory |
| 1930 | salesman, office supplies, living with his family and his mother-in-law at 6102 W. Willows Ave, Philadelphia | 1930 US federal census |
| 1938-06-27 | of Philadelphia; m.2. Elizabeth Cline Moore (1874–1957, of Atlantic City, New Jersey), at St Paul's United Methodist church, Atlantic City | New Jersey, United Methodist church records; Lane Family Tree |
| 1942 | of 521 Pacific Avenue, Atlantic City, Atlantic, New Jersey, employed by Intelligencer Printing Co. at 8 West King Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; 6', 200 lbs, blue eyes, gray hair, light complexion; registered for the draft at States & Pacific Aves, Atlantic City | US World War II draft registration card |
| 1953-01-20 | life claim for Social Security; SSN 161070608 | US Social Security applications and claims index |
| 1956-11-06 | living with his wife at 4809 W 111th St, Lennox, Los Angeles, California, USA | voter registration |
| 1958-11-04 | of 921 Edgewood St, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California | voter registration |
| 1960-08-15 | m.3. Anna L. Walker-Criswell (1882 – ?), in San Bernardino, California | California Marriage Index |
| 1960-11-08 | of 703 W. Olive St, Redlands, San Bernardino, California | voter registration |
| 1961-06-21 | d. San Bernardino | California Death Index |
| bur. Pacific Crest Cemetery, Redondo Beach, Los Angeles, California | Find a Grave |
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