Elizabeth Hazelton Haight

1872–1964 (age 92)

Biography

Elizabeth Hazelton Haight lived during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, witnessing the transformation of American society across her lifetime. Her experiences reflected the social context of her era.

Haight is remembered as part of the historical fabric of her time, and her memory is preserved by those who valued her presence and character.

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