Roselind B. Harlow

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      Sex: F

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Individual Information

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     Birth Date: 27 Dec 1923 - Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, United States
    Christening: 
          Death: 19 Jun 1995 - Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA ( at age 71)
         Burial: 22 Jun 1995 - Arlington Memorial Gardens, Mount Healthy, Hamilton, Ohio, United States
 Cause of Death: 
Find A Grave ID: 165228954
Events
•  Soc Sec Num: 289-14-2510. 

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Spouses and Children

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1. *Otto Chester HayesFind A Grave ID: 165228953
       Marriage: Abt Sep 1947
Marriage Notes 



Per The Cincinnati Enquirer   Cincinnati, Ohio   9/3/1947
MARRIAGE LICENSES
   Otto C. Hayes, 30, 1612 Palm St., electrician, and Roselind B. Harlow, 23, 2436 Copelan St., waitress.

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Notes

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General:

Per Kentucky, U.S., Birth Index, 1911-1999
NameRoselind B Harlow
GenderFemale
Date of Birth27 Dec 1923
Birth PlaceMercer, Kentucky, USA
Mother's NameMaude M White
Register Date3 Jun 1977
Volume Number190
Certificate Number91444
Volume Year1977

Per 1950 US Census 4/25/1950 2641 Dennis, 1st Floor, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Otto C. Hayes is the 33 year old white male head of household, born in Ohio, works as an electrician in the contracting industry, working 40 hours last week. His wife, 26 year old Roselind B. Hayes, born in Kentucky, keeps house. They have a 2 year old son, Chester A. Hayes, born in Ohio.

Per U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
NameRoselind Harlow [Roselind B Hayes]
GenderFemale
RaceWhite
Birth Date27 Dec 1923
Birth PlaceHarrodsburg, Kentucky
Death Date19 Jun 1995
Father Thomas Harlow
Mother Maude M White
SSN289142510
NotesOct 1940: Name Listed As Roselind Harlow;
May 1966: Name Listed As Roselind B Hayes

Per Social Security Death Index:
HAYES, ROSELIND B
Born: 27 Dec 1923
Died: 19 Jun 1995
At Age 71
Last residence: 45030 (Harrison, Hamilton, OH)
Issued in OhioSSN: 289-14-2510

Per The Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio 6/19/1995
HAYES
Rosellnd B. (nee Harlow). beloved wlie of Otto C. Hayes, loving mother of Sherry E. Cronin, Diana L. "Sue" (Jerry) Spears, Chester A. (Linda) and Daniel K. "Duke" Hayes, sister of Mary Atkins and Alvin Harlow, also survived by ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Monday, June 19, 1995, age 71 years. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Ave., Cheviot, Thursday, June 22 at 10 A.M. Friends may call Wednesday from 6-9 P.M. If so desired, memorials may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati.

Per Ohio, U.S., Death Records, 1908-1932, 1938-2022
NameRoselind B Hayes [Roselind B Harlow]
GenderFemale
RaceWhite
Marital Status Married
Death Age71
Birth Date27 Dec 1923
Birth PlaceKentucky, USA
Death Date19 Jun 1995
Death PlaceCincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA
Death HospitalHospital/D.o.a.
Military serviceNo
IndustryOwn Home/At Home
OccupationHousewife/Homemaker
Education10
Father Harlow
Mother White
Certificate Number046238
Inquest HospitalFranciscan Hosp Mt Airy Campus

Per Findagrave
Roselind Harlow Hayes
Birth 1923
Death 1995 (aged 71\endash 72)
Burial Arlington Memorial Gardens Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Memorial ID 165228954

Research:

http://www.memorial.to/vmg/H/Ha.html#000011CB
Roselind B. Harlow Hayes
27 Dec 1923-19 Jun 1995

Mother was born in Bardstown Kentucky in 1923. Her father had died from typhoid three months before. Her mother was Maude M. White Harlow and she had two other children. At some point they came to Cincinnati and Mother had a stepfather named George Keith. She loved him and always said kind things about him so I assume he treated them well. When Mom was 23 years old she married my father Otto Chester Hayes who was 30 and out of that marriage were born four children, two boys and two girls. Dad was an alcoholic and barely managed to support us. Mom stayed home with us and was the best mom in the world. I like to refer to her as Mama Bear. She loved us and protected us and would never mislead us. All four of us children graduated high school because she assured us we were going "if I have to hold your hand and go with you." If Mom heard that someone died in their sleep she would say "Boy, that's the way I want to go." And she did. I was with her just the night before, when I left I kissed her and told her I loved her. She said that she loved me to. I wish I just had five minutes with her to tell her some things I never told her. But then, five minutes would never be enough. I love you Mom, the kids and I miss you. I'll see you in heaven.