Allen Hazen - Personal Life

Personal Life

For many years, Allen Hazen lived in New York City. For most of the last decades of his life, Hazen and his family lived in Dobbs Ferry, New York. In 1903, he married Elizabeth McConawy in Pittsburgh. They had four daughters and two sons.

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