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The Boston Globe
Friday, 10 April 1874

         Death of an Aged Citizen. - HAZEN MORSE, ESQ.,
       one of the oldest and most respected citizens
       of Haverhill, died at his residence, corner of 
       Pleasant and Pectar streets, at 6 o'clock, yes-
       terday morning, of pneumonia, aged eighty-four
       years. He was a native of Haverhill, but in
       early life went to Boston, where he bound him-
       self to Mr. Evans to learn the silversmith's
       trade. After acquiring a fortune in his busi-
       ness, he returned to Haverhill in 1842. He was
       elected one of the town's Representatives in
       1844, and for several years was President of
       the Haverhill Bank and director of the Haver-
       hill Mutual Fire Insurance Company. He was very
       highly esteemed by his fellow-citizens for
       integrity of character and social qualities.
       He leaves six children, four sons and two
       daughters. One of his sons, HENRY MORSE, is a
       member of the firm of Crosby, Morse & Foss,
       Boston. His eldest daughter is the wife of the
       Hon. ISAAC AMES, Judge of probate and insolvency
       for Suffolk County.
       
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