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Hazel Butt Cashell

Birth	:	5 Nov 1808 Maryland, USA
Death	:	26 Oct 1886 Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
Burial	:	Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.0844002, -77.1260986
Plot	:	Section D1, Lot 27 W, Site 2
Description	:	Parents: - George Cashell [1776-1862] - Elizabeth (Butt) Cashell [1789-1866] Married (1) Caroline (Groomes) Cashell on January 28, 1834 in Montgomery County, MD. Married (2) Harriet A. (Jones) Cashell in 1870. Honorable Judge in Montgomery County Court. Biography Redland — This point is two miles from Derwood Station on the Metropolitan Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. H.S. Thompson and H.B. Penn are merchants,— the latter postmaster. The physicians are Drs. J.W. and J. Magruder. One mile north is situated Emory Grove Methodist Episcopal Church. Redland is on “Banks’ Venture,” surveyed for John Banks, Nov. 29, 1752. Hazel B. Cashell, whose post-office is Redland, is one... Read More	Parents: - George Cashell [1776-1862] - Elizabeth (Butt) Cashell [1789-1866] Married (1) Caroline (Groomes) Cashell on January 28, 1834 in Montgomery County, MD. Married (2) Harriet A. (Jones) Cashell in 1870. Honorable Judge in Montgomery County Court. Biography Redland — This point is two miles from Derwood Station on the Metropolitan Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. H.S. Thompson and H.B. Penn are merchants,— the latter postmaster. The physicians are Drs. J.W. and J. Magruder. One mile north is situated Emory Grove Methodist Episcopal Church. Redland is on “Banks’ Venture,” surveyed for John Banks, Nov. 29, 1752. Hazel B. Cashell, whose post-office is Redland, is one of the most prominent of Montgomery County’s farmers and one of its largest landholders. He was born Nov. 5, 1808, in Montgomery County, about five miles from his parents home. His father (George) emigrated to America from Ireland, and settled upon a farm in Montgomery County. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Hazel Butt, a native of Montgomery County. Their children numbered nine, of whom the living are Hazel B., Hamilton, Samuel, Jackson, Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth Groomes, and Mrs. Emily Miller. George Cashell died in 1858, aged eighty-four. His widow died in 1860, aged seventy-two. Hazel B. Cashell resided with his father until he reached his twentieth year, when he leased of Samuel White a farm known as “Charles and Benjamin, and then began his first active experience as a farmer on his own account. Later he leased a farm of Roger Brooke, and in 1848, purchasing a farm of five hundred and thirty acres (his present home), he took up his residence Thereon in 1849, and has there resided ever since. In 1847 he was elected county commissioner on the Democratic ticket, and served as such until 1851. In 1854 he was chosen judge of the Ophan’s Court to fill the unexpired term of Judge Magruder, and thereafter Judge Cashell was chosen to the office for four successive terms of four years each. During the war of 1861-65, and while upon the bench, he was arrested by the Federal authorities upon a charge of treason to the government. He was tried by a military court an acquitted, but the Secretary of War disapproved the finding and remanded the case to the civil courts. The trial was therefore renewed before the United States Court sitting in Baltimore, Judge Cashell being in the term allowed his liberty upon parole. The case was ended by an abandonment thereof by the government. Mr. Cashell has long ranked as a representative farmer, and beginning, as has been said, the pursuit of husbandry as a tenant, he is to-day the owner of fourteen hundred acres of valuable farming lands. He has been twice married. His first wife was Caroline, daughter of James Groomes, of Montgomery County, to whom he was united in 1832. She bore him five children, of whom the survivors are four. James, Thomas, and Lycurgus, the living sons, are well-known Montgomery County farmers. In 1859, Mrs. Cashell died, and after a lapse of eleven years Mr. Cashell married for his second wife, in 1870, Harriet, daughter of Thomas and Mary Jones, of Caroline County, Va. The Joneses were among the early settlers in the Old Dominion, and bore a name that in that region has had an honorable place in history. By the second marriage there have been two children, both sons. Since 1866, Mr. Cashell has been president of the Rockville and Washington Turnpike Company. [History of Western Maryland Including Biographical Sketches 1968, Vol 1, Montgomery County Districts, page 719]

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Hazel Butt Cashell's memorial is located at: Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, USA.
When did Hazel Butt Cashell death?
Hazel Butt Cashell death on 26 Oct 1886 in Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
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Latitude: 39.0844002
Longitude: -77.1260986

Family Members:

Spouse

Caroline Groomes Cashell

(1810 - 1859)

Harriet Amelia Jones Cashell

(1832 - 1915)

Children

Amanda E. Cashell Metzger

(1837 - 1915)

Thomas Franklin Cashell

(1841 - 1901)

Francis Hazel Cashell

(1871 - 1930)

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