Hubert Arthur HASELTINE
1892 - 1985 (93 years)-
Name Hubert Arthur HASELTINE Birth 22 Jun 1892 Pennsylvania 
[1, 2] Gender Male Census 1910 Cochranton, Crawford Co, PA Residence 1920, 1925 Tampa, Hillsborough Co, FL [3, 4] Census 1930 Asheville, Buncombe Co, NC Occupation teacher [3, 5] Residence Littleton, Arapahoe Co, CO [6] Death Dec 1985 Colorado [1] Notes - Both Hubert Haseltine and his wife were teachers. The 1932 City Directory shows Mr. Haseltine teaching at Asheville High School. They started a small family school, the Haseltine School, on Liberty Street. When the fire department condemned the building, the school was merged with Asheville Country Day in 1950. Asheville Country Day School was started because two of the student's mothers wanted a Protestant, non-sectarian school. The merged schools retained the Asheville Country Day name, with Mr. Haseltine being headmaster, or principal. Space was rented in the Grace Presbyterian Church [1951: Asheville Country Day School, 789 Merrimon Ave.] This building was a former home of Asheville-Biltmore College [1942-1949] and was previously built by the Junior League as a baby home [Buncombe County Children's Home].
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Person ID I74909 Doddridge County Roots Last Modified 16 Jun 2011
Father Homer H. HASELTINE, b. Jun 1854, Wisconsin d. 22 Jun 1925, Tampa, Hillsborough Co, FL (Age ~ 71 years)Mother Myrla Shirley "Mertie" BROWN, b. 13 May 1866, Illinois d. 4 May 1909, Chicago, Cook Co, IL (Age 42 years)Family ID F31972 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 
Adaline K. ___, b. 8 Jan 1894, Pennsylvania d. 22 Mar 1986 (Age 92 years) [1]Children > 1. Jane HASELTINE, b. 3 Jan 1917, Florida d. 20 Mar 2007 (Age 90 years)+ 2. Arthur Burton HASELTINE, b. 30 Dec 1918, Alturas, Polk Co, FL d. 10 Mar 1995, Gainesville, Alachua Co, FL (Age 76 years)Family ID F31981 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Both Hubert Haseltine and his wife were teachers. The 1932 City Directory shows Mr. Haseltine teaching at Asheville High School. They started a small family school, the Haseltine School, on Liberty Street. When the fire department condemned the building, the school was merged with Asheville Country Day in 1950. Asheville Country Day School was started because two of the student's mothers wanted a Protestant, non-sectarian school. The merged schools retained the Asheville Country Day name, with Mr. Haseltine being headmaster, or principal. Space was rented in the Grace Presbyterian Church [1951: Asheville Country Day School, 789 Merrimon Ave.] This building was a former home of Asheville-Biltmore College [1942-1949] and was previously built by the Junior League as a baby home [Buncombe County Children's Home].
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