Background
Hall, Edward Hagaman was born on November 3, 1858 in Auburn, New York, United States. Son of Benjamin Franklin (chief justice Colorado, 1861-1865) and Abbe Farnam (Hagaman) H.
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Edward Hagaman Hall
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Graduate Auburn Academy High School, 1877, with classical honor. Master of Letters, New York University, 1908. Doctor of Letters, Hobart College, 1909.
Officier d’Academie, France, 1920.
Career
Gazzam (Mistress Samuel H. Knight). Editor Norwich (Connecticut) Morning Bulletin, 1877-1888, Waterbury (Connecticut) Republican, 1888-1889. Correspondent New York Tribune several years prior to 1890.
Later briefly connected with Tribune in New York City.
Publisher, printer and writer in New York, 1890-1900. Writer and lecturer on American history, scenery and archæology, since 1900.
Special agent New York Commerce Commission, 1898-1899. Trustee, assistant secretary and historian Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission 1906-1911.
Trustee and secretary New York Commercial Centenary Commission, 1912-1914.
Registrar Missionary District of Wyoming (Episcopal). Junior warden Saint Matthew’s Cathedral Parish. Member Cathedral Chapter.
Author: Philipse Manor Hall, 1912.
The Catskill Aqueduct, 1917 (official). Guide Book of Cathedral Saint John the Divine, 1920.
Guide Book of Saint Matthew’s Cathedral, 1931. Home: Laramie, Wyoming Deceased.
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Member Cathedral Chapter.
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Married Irene Gilbert Gazzam, February 7, 1893 (died 1929).
