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HAAS Loretta SISTER 1904-1985

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-04 17:23:54Z

HAAS Loretta SISTER 1904-1985

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Haas, Williamson & Wiest - from Reading PA

flomuse — 2009-11-03 22:46:29Z

sorry I did not reply earlier [I have SLOW Internet at home and have to go to the Library]

Thanks for the info - I will study that.

Re: Haas wanted

dollfully — 2009-10-19 16:09:20Z

My father-in-law, Oley Haas lived in Helfenstein, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, USA. I married his son and we live in Wilmington, Delaware, USA.

Catherine Haas Biese 1831 Germany - 1911 Wisconsin

Jeanne_Bristol — 2009-10-19 07:31:21Z

1911 Kaukauna Times dated 1/13/1911
Mrs Henry Biese, an aged resident of Holland, died Friday at the home of her son William Biese, after an illness of six weeks. Mrs. Biese was born in Greithuisen, Germany, and was 80 years old January 1, 1911. In 1853 she emigrated to America and resided at Detroit, Michigan. Two years later she came to the town of Wilson near Sheboygan to reside where she was married to Henry Biese, who died six years ago. They lived in the town of Wilson 24 years. Thirty-two years ago they came to Brown County and settled on a farm at Holland where the deceased has resided up to the time of her death. She leaves to mourn her death eight children namely: Peter, Arnold, Gertrude, Mrs Peter Eimmerman of Kaukauna, John of Lawrence, Kate, Mrs Henry Peters, Nellie, Mrs James Coonen of Dundas, William and Mary, Mrs George Vanderheiden of Holland, Wis. The deseased was known for her kindness, christian charity and piety; she was a model that all might wisely imitate and those who knew her longest loved her most. She was a faithful member of the Catholic church and in spite of her advanced age she will be sadly missed by her children and many friends and relatives. She leaves to mourn her death besides the above mentioned, one sister, Mrs Mether of Detroit, Mich. who is 91 years old, 56 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. The funeral was held from St. Francis Church Tuesday Jan 10 at 10 o'clock and was one of the largest seen here. Rev N. Breucker officiated assisted by Rev Francis Peters and Rev J.H. Vander Elsen, the parish priest, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery near the church, six of her grandchildren acted as pallbearers. Among those who were present from outside were: Albert Mether and Mrs Mary Bierman of Detroit, Mrs Harry Metzner of DePere, Peter Biese and family, Henry Mickey and wife, Arnold Biese and family and Peter Eimmermann and children of Kaukauna, Henry Peters of Peters, Nebraska, Casper Holzschuh and wife of Sherwood, George Baeten and wife, and Mr & Mrs Martin Vandehey of Wrightstown, Albert Van Vreede and wife and Peter Vanderheiden and wife of of the town of Kaukauna, Theodore Vanderheiden of Seymour, John Biese and family and Henry Vanderheiden of Lawrence.

Re: Johanna and Regina (Wetterhahn) HaaB

SusanMumper — 2009-10-18 15:09:53Z

Hello I am just wondering if you have more about haas family in the Watertown, New York area? My greataunt married a Milton Haas and they lived in Chaumont, New York.

Re: Haas - Philadelphia, Pa.

debipayne57 — 2009-10-14 15:24:46Z

redpayne57@comcast.net

Re: Haas - Philadelphia, Pa.

haggertyk1 — 2009-10-13 17:03:23Z

Deb,

Who is the picture of?

The reason I'm looking for a Norbert is that a Maria Vogt Haas is buried in the same plot as my g-g-grandfather Joseph Haas. Her obit from March, 1863 lists a Norbert Haas as her husband. If you have any info on this group is appreciated.

Kevin

Re: Haas - Philadelphia, Pa.

debipayne57 — 2009-10-13 14:46:30Z

haas

William Marshall Haas

India83 — 2009-10-05 23:14:15Z

William would be in his 60's by now. The last heard of him was in Indiana. He might have had 3 boys. If you know of him please write
Dessa
LuckyMcCormick@aol.com

HAAS suicide listing

BillCribbs777 — 2009-10-02 14:24:25Z

Hi all,
There is a HAAS who is counted in the list of suicides for 1903 in the United States. The article with a roster of other suicides is listed in the GenealogyBuff.com Library of Files at http://www.genealogybuff.com/misc/suicides1903.htm

Other HAAS data can be researched at http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Haas

Hope that helps.
Bill

Re: Haas, Williamson & Wiest - from Reading PA

mnboyndog2 — 2009-09-30 20:28:41Z

Hi again! Here's what I have in my files on Evelyn and her parents (it's only bits and pieces, since Evelyn's father, William, was my grandpa's brother):

Sallie Z. HAAS, born 1871 in Hamburg, Berks, PA, to Levi and Mary HAAS (source: Berks Co., PA, Register of Wills and Records - Application for Marriage, Vol. 26, No. 694); married 07 Sept 1898 in Reading, Berks, PA, to William Isaac WIEST (same source); died 02 Nov 1918 in Reading, in the Influenza epidemic of 1918 (source: papers of Kathryn Wiest Ladd, William's sister).

William Isaac WIEST, born 14 Dec 1874 in Oley, Berks, PA, to Daniel Cletus and Kathryn (SNYDER) WIEST (source: Ladd papers); died 14 Nov 1902 in Reading, of typhoid fever (source: Ladd papers). Both Sallie and William are buried in the Charles Evans Cemetery in Reading (source: Charles Evans Cemetery records).

Sallie and William had 2 children: (1) Belford LeRoy WIEST (b 1900 - d 1903); buried with his parents in Reading; and (2) Evelyn Catherine WIEST. Evelyn was born 01 Feb 1902 in Reading, and died Jan 1969, in Pompano Beach, Broward, FL. Evelyn was married 30 May 1958 in Manatawny, Berks, PA, to Henry J. BOURQUIN (sources of info on Evelyn: Ladd papers; SSDI; marriage application and licence for Evelyn & Henry: Berks Co., PA, Register of Wills and Records, Vol. 205, Page 434). I do not know where Evelyn is buried...

You were correct in your original assumption - not in what you said in your last msg - about Evelyn being related to the HAAS family through her mother, NOT through her father. I'm unaware of any other WIEST/HAAS connection other than William and Sallie. Also, isn't it more likely the Levi HASS you mentioned (1827-1881) is Sallie's father, not her brother? If they were siblings, that would mean the brother was born in 1827, and the sister was born 44 yrs later! Yowza... Ha! I don't know the dates of birth and death of the Levi HAAS who was Sallie's father, but the dates of birth and death seem to fit pretty logically, don't they, to the dates you listed for your Levi.

Gosh, when I started out I was afraid I wouldn't be able to help you all that much, but I guess I DID have a few bits and pieces to share. By any chance, do you have any pictures of Evelyn? I don't - and neither do any of her 1st cousins on the WIEST side (I've borrowed and copied every picture I could get my hands on over the years; there are now only 3 1st cousins still living - William was one of 15 children - and all the remaining cousins are in their 90s.

Hope this helps! Take care - Dan

Re: Haas, Williamson & Wiest - from Reading PA

rubyjean937 — 2009-09-21 16:14:16Z

Hi, I am not related to these particular HAAS', but I read your post and it reminded me of someone I knew of from many years ago. There was a family 'joke', but it's really an endearment:
A certain young couple were married and the bride had a very young sister. Over the course of the couple's courtship, the little sister had developed a 'crush' on her sister's suitor, just as is typical of little girls. The family said that it was he who was her first true love.

Good luck to you.

Re: Haas, Williamson & Wiest - from Reading PA

flomuse — 2009-09-21 05:59:53Z

I said earlier

<< The 1930 census lists her as living with a cousin in Reading [not Mary, who at this time was in Philadelphia].>>

not true - my grand parents had moved back to Reading, and
Evelyn was living then with Henry, Mary and Bruce Bourquin.

and in 1920 Reading , Evelyn is living with:

George and Mary Haas, 3 of their children: Carrie, Oscar and Esther

Henry J. Bourquin and Evelyn C Wiest were married 23 May 1958 in Pikeville, Berks, PA

Evelyn Bourquin born 1 Feb 1902 - died Jan 1969 Pompano Beach, Broward, FL 33063

It then looks like Evelyn's mother was a sister of Levi A Haas [06 NOV 1827-d 08 FEB 1881] , himself the father of George Zwoyer Haas [b 24 MAY 1862]

I found somewhere that Levi Haas was from Richmond Twp., Berks.
Do you know if this is right ?

I always thought that Evelyn was Mary's cousin on her mother's side. Thanks for pointing out it was on her father's side.

A weird [and inacurate] rumor has circulated in my family for many, many years:

that my grand father Henry had married Mary Haas, even though his true love had always been Evelyn.

.... Evelyn was 10 when my grand parents were married !!!!

Yes, please, I'd like to learn more facts.

Haas

RonaldMau1957 — 2009-09-20 00:10:18Z

I am looking for family of Charley (Charles) & Elizabeth Kweiser Haas. They had 4 children and am interested in their children. They lived in the Michigan area around Flint. Would appreciate any information I can get on the family. Many Thanks Sincerely Ronald Mau new Lenox, Il ronald_mau@yahoo.com

Re: Haas, Williamson & Wiest - from Reading PA

mnboyndog2 — 2009-09-15 05:16:47Z

Evelyn C. WIEST was my dad's first cousin. You may be right on your assumption that Mary and Evelyn were cousins, as Evelyn's mother's maiden name was also HAAS. I don't have a lot of info on this branch of the family, but I do have a little... Please contact me or respond here if you would like more. Thanks.

Re: Family Bible of Nathan Haas and Esther Merkel of Berks County, PA

richard_m_parker — 2009-09-09 02:50:42Z

Transcript and scans of the genealogical inscriptions contained in the Family Bible of Nathan Haas and Esther Merkel of Berks County, PA have been moved to the following site:

http://berks.pa-roots.com/BibleRecords/NathanHaas-EstherMerk...

Haas in St. Louis

cowboydan76 — 2009-09-04 04:50:02Z

I'm looking for members of a particular Haas family in St. Louis that are related to me: namely the descendants of Walter Haas (1868-1932) and Barbara Stroessner (1870-1944).

Their children included:
Charles P.Haas (1893-1973), a butcher.
Walter Haas, Jr. (1895-1976), another butcher.
Edna Haas (1898-19??). Not sure who she married.
Stella Haas (1901-????). """"""""""""""""""""""
Viola Haas (1909-2004). Married Anthony Grbac.

I also know that Charles had at least 4 kids named Lawrence, Rose Mary, Lorraine, and Estelle Mae, each born in the '20s.

If you're a member of this family or know them, please contact me!

Dan

Re: Marriage Certificate

cowboydan76 — 2009-09-03 11:48:04Z

Hi! Viola was my great grandpa's 1st cousin. I would normally say that the stuff should go to close family, but if it got to you in an auction, it seems that plan A has failed. I would be honored to at least be the caretaker for these items until a closer relative can be found to claim them. Unfortunately, your e-mail address appears to be non-functional. Please contact me at c*o*w*b*o*y*d*a*n*7*6*@yahoo.com (remove asterisks) if you are the author of this post or know how to reach him.

Re: Sarah Haas

BETHANNE — 2009-05-08 07:41:17Z

I am still struggling with the solution to all of the Haas information I have collected. Bits and pieces keep falling together. I am pretty sure the name of the wife of this Valentine Haas must be Mary Magdalene from the census records she shows up on.

Family Group Record for Valentine Haas Col.

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Husband: Valentine Haas Col.
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Born: 17 May 1786 - , Montgomery, Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 28 Apr 1855 - Spring Lake Twp., Tazewell, Illinois
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Marriage: Abt 1813 Place: , , Pennsylvania
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Wife: Mary Magdalene Mauck
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AKA: Maria, Polly
Born: 26 Jul 1786 - , , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 6 Jan 1876 - Spring Lake Twp., Tazewell, Illinois
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Father: Conrad Mauck (1760-1823)
Mother: Catharine Zoller (1765-1829)
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Other Spouse: Anton Siewell (1773-1811) Date: Abt 1805
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Children
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1 M Edward Haas
Born: 1814 - , , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 1 Oct 1844
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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2 M Stephen Haas
Born: 1816 - , Union , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 14 Sep 1853
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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3 M Eli Haas
Born: 13 Sep 1817 - , Union , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 21 Nov 1882
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse: Ann Catherine Orr (1824-1896)
Marr. Date: 2 Mar 1853
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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4 M Henry Haas
Born: 28 Feb 1821 - , , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 10 Feb 1856
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse: Elizabeth Gimble ( - )
Marr. Date:
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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5 M Frederich C. Haas
Born: 26 Nov 1823 - , , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 5 Jul 1841
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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6 F Mary Ann Haas
Born: 28 Mar 1828 - , , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 7 Sep 1853
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse: W. C. Andrews ( - )
Marr. Date: 17 Nov 1844 - , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse: W. J. Rankin ( - )
Marr. Date: 4 Oct 1849
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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7 F Charlotte Haas
Born: 17 Apr 1831 - , , Pennsylvania
Christened:
Died: 20 Nov 1860
Buried: - Haas Cemetery, , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse: Robert Roskoten Dr. (1831-1860)
Marr. Date: 16 Dec 1851 - , Tazewell, Illinois
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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General Notes: Husband - Valentine Haas Col.
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!CENSUS:1850 Tazewell Co., Illinois page 133 listed as Valentine Hawes living
2 houses from Sarah Haas Bloom and her family.
!DEATH: Cemetery Records
They moved to Spring Lake twp in Tazewell Co., Illinois in 1839
Valentine Haas land title was filed 14 Jun 1839 for land, 160 acres in section
31 Twp 24 N Range 6W, Spring Lake Township, Tazewell, Illinois.
Stephen Haas land title was filed 27 Jan 1842 for land in section 29 Twp 24 N
Range 6W, Spring Lake, Tazewell, Illinois.
Charles and Deborah Seiwell deeded a parcel in N1/4SE1/4 Sec 30 Twp 24 Range 6
to Stephen, Eli, Henry Haas to be occupied as a place of burial, to be used as
specified for their use and also for burying persons in the neighborhood and
for no other purpose whatsoever on 22 Nov 1847; Volume 17, page 3 Tazewell Co.,
Illinois. The Haas burial plot is separated from the rest of the cemetery with
original iron fencing.
In the 1820 census, there were two males in Valentine & Mary Magdalene Haas
household, too old to be their children, but just the right age to be Arnold
and Charles Seiwell.

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General Notes: Wife - Mary Magdalene Mauck
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!CENSUS:1850 Tazewell Co., Illinois page 133 listed as Mary age 61
!CENSUS:1860 Peoria Co., Illinois, Peoria page 54 listed as Mary age 74 living
with her daughter, Charlotte
!CENSUS:1870 Tazewell Co., Illinois, Spring Lake twp page 301 listed as Mary M.
age 84
!DEATH: Cemetery Records

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General Notes: Child - Edward Haas
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!DEATH: Cemetery Records

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General Notes: Child - Stephen Haas
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!CENSUS:1850 Tazewell Co., Illinois
!DEATH: Cemetery Records

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General Notes: Child - Eli Haas
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!CENSUS:1850 Tazewell Co., Illinois
!CENSUS: 1855 State Tazewell co., Illinois, Spring Lake page 87 1 female
20-30, 1 female 10-20(possibly Mary Catherine Schalk), 2 males 20-30 and 1 male
30-40
!CENSUS:1860 Tazewell Co., Illinois, Spring Lake twp page 548 Mary Catherine
Schalk is living with them.
!CENSUS:1870 Tazewell Co., Illinois, Spring Lake twp page 301 his mother is
living with them.

One of the first settlers in Spring Lake Twp. He served as a school director
for more than 16 years and the family was active in the Methodist Church.

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General Notes: Child - Henry Haas
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!CENSUS:1850 Tazewell Co., Illinois
!DEATH: Cemetery Records

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General Notes: Child - Frederich C. Haas
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!DEATH: Cemetery Records

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General Notes: Child - Mary Ann Haas
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!DEATH: Cemetery Records

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General Notes: Child - Charlotte Haas
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!CENSUS:1860 Peoria Co., Illinois, Peoria page 54
!DEATH: Cemetery Records

Last Modified: 8 May 2009

Daniel Haas & Catherine of Alsace, Berks County, PA

HALEATON — 2009-04-12 21:17:33Z

Berks County Register of Wills, Written 1 JUN 1842, Filed 25 JUL 1845, Will of Daniel Haas, of Alsace Township:

Catharine, Wife & Executor

Cows, Hogs, all personal property, income from real estate, to beloved wife.

After death equally divided among my children:

John Haas
Daniel Christopher Seabold, son of my daughter Harriet Haas, who married John Seabold
Rebecca Haas
Caroline Haas
Angeline Haas
Elizabeth Haas
Sarah Haas

(Children are numbered 1-7)

Signed Daniel Haas

Witnesses: John Bernhard & Thos J. Weber [Affirmed witness, 25, JUL 1845]
Inventory List Taken 26 Jul 1845 by Witnesses, Sworn to 1 AUG 1845.
Household Stuff, 2 Cows, 2 Hogs Farm Tools, Books, Butcher’s tools…

NOTES: “Seabold” is probably “Seebold,” and possibly Daniel Christopher Seebold (12 Mar 1831-1916) said to be son of John Henry Seebold (14 JUN 1802-17 JUN 1897) of Union County, PA. His wife is said to be Henrietta R. Hess (22 MAR 1808-23 MAR 1831), married 9 FEB 1830. “Henrietta R. Hess Seebold” is buried Sharon Lutheran Church cemetery on South High Street in Selinsgrove, PA. According to various secondary online sources probably from Seebold genealogy book. Daniel C. Seebold lived in New Berlin, Union County, PA, then moved to Milton, Northumberland County, PA. Name in will is “Harriet” not “Henrietta,” however.

I am interested in information on children of this Daniel Haas. Also surname of wife Catharine. She may be second wife of Daniel, as he may the the Daniel Haas who married Esther Rothermel, 27 Oct 1797 Exeter Twp, Berks Co. PA Schwarzwald Reformed Church. None of this is proven.

John HAAS / HAUS & Margaret ROUSH Mifflinburg, PA 1800s

HALEATON — 2009-03-23 15:45:04Z

Seeking parents of "Sheriff" John HAAS or HAUS who married Margaret ROUSH, married 13 Mar 1828 according to Annals of Bufallo Valley. Three children of John HAAS & Margaret are buried in Mifflinburg Cemeetery. Also parents of John E. Haas (1835-1896) and Lucinda Haas (c. 1837 - aft. 1920) of Nebraska, and Margaret Louisa Haas (1844-1929) who married James R. LITTLE and lived in Oakland, CA.

Margaret ROUSH is said to be daughter of Michael ROUSH (1782-1859) & Sarah LINCOLN (1796-1872)of Union Co., PA, and later Milton, Northumberland Co., PA.

A John HAAS & wife, Catherine not Margaret, appears in the 1850 Census of Hartley, Union Co., PA and in Walker, Centre Co., PA, in the 1860 Census with similar childrens names. "Lucinda" in particular.

John HAAS was said to have lived entire his life in Pennsylvania, except for the last two years when he moved to Stephenson Co., IL, where he died in 1869.

I have primary source document that indicates John HAAS was grandson of Lawrence or Lorentz HAAS and his wife Catharine Ludwig of Berks & Northumberland Counties, PA.

Also looking for burials of John, Margaret, or Catharine perhaps in Stephenson Co., IL

John HAAS / HAUS & Margaret ROUSH Mifflinburg, PA 1800s

HALEATON — 2009-03-23 15:45:02Z

HAAS Family in Livingston County, NY 1800s & Sunbury, PA 1790s

HALEATON — 2009-03-23 15:20:32Z

John Haas & wife, Catherine in Sparta and North Dansville, NY. Catherine born at Springfield, Bucks Co., PA on 31 OCT 1770 and she married John Haas in Sunbury, Northumberland Co., PA, in January 1790. Catherine is 1850 Census in North Dansville. They worked for Senator William Maclay in Sunbury and Harrisburg, PA, circa 1791-3. Wife Catherine's parents were living in Sunbury or Shamokin.

Catherine give depostition, as friend and co-worker, in Rev. War Pension file for John Sample (1765 of Pine Grove, Berks, PA - 2 JAN 1845 Sparta, NY) and wife Barbara Mowrer (1772-12 SEP 1851 Sparta). Sample was married 21 JUN 1792 in Sunbury by Rev. Getz a Lutheran minister. They are both buried in the Sparta Center Cemetery, Sparta, Livingston County, PA.

They were all employees of William Maclay during his move from Sunbury to Harrisburg after he left office. John HAAS perhaps was from elsewhere.

Looking for potential connection to other HAAS families and burial information for John HAAS & Catherine of Livingston, NY. Appear to have been origin of several HAAS in North Dansville.

HAAS Joseph L and Laura Mae

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 17:41:37Z

HAAS Joseph L and Laura Mae

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Leonard+Marcella(Marsh)Haas=Donna Haas,SD/Minn/Phoenix

dinfald — 2009-06-23 03:20:34Z

I found this, today 6/22/09 I do think we talked yrs ago. Would love to hear from you. we live in Tucson AZ. dinfald@wbhsi.net do e-mail me back. Look forward to talking with you. Donna Haas Infald

Re: Haas wanted

hauscollins — 2009-08-03 04:01:52Z

My Grandmother is a Haus from Philidelphia, Pennsylvania. I have gone back about 3 generations and so far all from Pa

Obit: Marvin Haas of Nebraska (1924-2006)

wilsonje19 — 2009-05-18 02:14:20Z

Marvin Darrell Haas, the son of Ernest and Wilhelmina (Galitz) Haas was born on January 13, 1924 on a farm south of Albion. He was baptized on May 25, 1924 and confirmed on June 5, 1938 by Rev. John Beckman at the Zion Lutheran Church at Albion. Marvin attended elementary school at Boone County School District #35 and graduated from Albion High School in 1941.

On June 26, 1945 Marvin was united in marriage to Mildred Ann Weltruski at the St. Edward Catholic Parsonage. They lived and farmed 4 miles west of St. Edward. Marvin’s pride and joy was his family, grandchildren, and friends. He loved to share his garden produce and flowers with friends and neighbors. He enjoyed working with his cattle, fishing, polka music and dancing, and visiting with all.

Marvin was a lifetime member of the Zion Lutheran Church in Albion. He also served on the Zion Lutheran Financial Council from 1957-1960 and the church council from 1982-1984. Marvin also served as the President of the Boone County Nebraska Farmers Organization and served on the Boone County School District #66 school board form 20 years.

On Thursday morning, December 7, 2006 Marvin passed away at the St. Francis Medical Center in Grand Island, NE at 82 years of age.

He is survived by his 3 children: Sherry Flood and husband Robert of Newman Grove, NE; Julie Long and husband Chuck of St. Edward, NE; Marvin K. Haas and wife Yvonne of St. Edward, NE; 3 granddaughters: Angie Sutton and husband Tod of Genoa; Sarah Wieseler and husband Bruce of Lincoln; Patty Williams and husband Clancy of Schuyler; 4 grandsons: Jeremy Long and fiancé Kim Palmer of Grand Island; Byron Flood of Newman Grove; and Zachary and Dylan Haas of St. Edward; 9 great-granddaughters: Allyson, Taylor and Shyanne Sutton, Shaylee, Emma, and Lacy Williams, Alexis Long, Katherine and Caroline Wieseler; 2 brothers: Harvey and wife Catherine, Ernie and wife Joy all of Albion; brothers-in-law and sister-in-law: Duane Horn, Robert Woods, Milo Weltruski, Jane Weltruski; along with many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Marvin was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Mildred in 2002; 1 brother Luther Haas and his wife Ruby.

Funeral Services will be at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, December 11, 2006 at the Zion Lutheran Church in Albion with Rev. Larry Sydow officiating. Burial will be at the Rose Hill Cemetery in Albion. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. on Sunday at the Levander Funeral Home in Albion with a 7:00 p.m. Prayer Service.

In lieu of flowers, Memorials are suggested to the Zion Lutheran Church in Albion.

Joseph Haas death

dmyers491 — 2009-07-10 12:32:38Z

From "The Sacramento Daily Record-Union",
Sacramento, Calif., dated June 13, 1888:

Dropped Dead
Coroner Clark was summoned yester-
day afternoon to the residence of Frank
Troi, about seven miles from Florin, to
hold an inquest upon Joseph Haas, an old
man 72 years of age. The old gentleman
was left at the house alone for a short time
and went out to sit on the porch, where he
was found dead. He was a native of Ger-
many, and was Mr. Troi's brother-in -law.
The Coroner did not deem it necessary to
hold an inquest, as it was evident that the
deceased died from old age and exhaustion.

From the website: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov

David M. Myers

Re: Mary, William, and Anna Haas

greggolf27 — 2009-08-11 15:40:08Z

Hello: I ran into a Bill Haas in Santee SC. As we were speaking, we found out that we were both from NJ and he asked me to look into the Nazareth Trade School for him. He is 89 years old now so it is possible this is not the William you are looking for, or perhaps he is a relative of some kind. I am sure he would love to hear from any relative. Please let me know how we can proceed together.

Mary, William, and Anna Haas

maryannob — 2009-05-20 09:19:03Z

I am looking for relatives of the Haas family of Brooklyn. Mary was born in 1894, Anna 1903, and William ?.

They were in an orphanage in Farmingdale, NY, possibly St Rose IndustrialSchool for the girls and Nazareth Trade School for the boy, run by the Catholic church.

Mary Haas married Joseph Francis Morena and they are my grandparents, They raised their kids, Delia, Nicholas,
Catherine, Antoinette, and Philomena in Brooklyn. Delia passed away around 20 from tuberculosis.

Antoinette Morean married my father William Keller in Brooklyn, before moving to California in 1958.

Anna Haas married John Gordon and had 3 sons, they lived in Queens, NY

I know very little about William Haas.

Please contact me if you have any info at all about them.

Thanks,

Maryann

Re: John F. Haas

cvlittlehouse — 2009-08-03 00:31:19Z

My G-Grandfather was your John's brother, Francis F. Haas! Would be willing to share info! Contact me @ cvlittlehouse@hotmail.com!

Re: Reuben Haas

cvlittlehouse — 2009-08-03 00:25:00Z

I have a Reuben Haas b.1846 d.1931 married to Lydia Fryer. They did have a daughter Mary that married a Snyder! I am willing to share any info!

HAAS Patrice Leigh 1974-1974

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-15 17:21:50Z

HAAS Patrice Leigh 1974-1974

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HAAS Cleo Bearden and Leon Buddy

t42Parkdale — 2009-03-29 23:43:31Z

HAAS Cleo Bearden and Leon Buddy

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Re: Haas in Louisiana

jtaylor50110 — 2009-03-27 21:38:14Z

One Samuel HAAS served as a 1st Lieutenant and then Captain in the 3rd Regiment Louisiana Cavalry, CSA. This unit was organized late in the war and was comprised of men mostly from Southwest Louisiana.
Regards,
Jim

Re: Lucien Haas

blaylockm7 — 2009-05-19 01:57:24Z

hello Don,I think my dad is named after your father Donald a. Haas, my grandmother is betty the youngest of your dads siblings.The book jigs and fixtures is writen by our great grandfather Lucian L. Haas.I know that somwwhere I have someold photos of my grandmother (elizabeth gertrude Haas)and her sister virginia . I woild greatly like to know anything you or maggie can hepl me with reseaching the haas famliy tree, feel free to email my at blaylockm7@comcast.net

Re: Lucien Haas

blaylockm7 — 2009-05-18 05:13:59Z

My dad is don blaylock who, is a son of betty haas (blaylock)I remeber my grand mother talking about her sister Virginia.I am tring to doing somework on my family tree and any information you have would be great,I have a book by the name of jigs and fixtures that I think was written by my great grandfather Lucian L. Haas.

anything hepls I know very little about the haas side of my family.

thank mike blaylock

Re: HAAS Cleo Bearden and Leon Buddy

lhaasdav — 2009-03-30 10:34:29Z

Leon "Buddy" Haas was the son of Elmer Anderson Haas & Etta Benge. He was born in Ft. Gibson OK. He was a championship jockey for many years. (He rode Kayak II in the controversial 1940 Santa Anita Handicap race where he came in 2nd to Seabiscuit). If anyone would like more information on Buddy's father's family please contact me. Linda Haas Davenport - Lhaasdav@yahoo.com.

Re: Reuben Haas

myfrogleaps — 2009-08-03 07:46:52Z

Can you share some of the information you have of the family up to Reuben? I would like to see if my Reuben Haas is the same as your Reuben Haas. I did some research on the last name of Haas and found that it was German. I also that there are also several spelling variations for that name. My research said that the spelling of HAAS was used by German Jews. I don't know if this is really the case here but it is interesting. My Reuben had a daughter named Mary who married John Snyder. They had a daughter named Myrtle Luella Snyder who married a man with the last name of Shewell. They had a son named Raymond Chester Shewell. Does this sound like the same family as your tree?

Re: Hass in PA

DAS6851 — 2009-06-14 17:30:15Z

I am talking about Haas, not Hass. Deborah - I see it posted as Hass. Was it Hass at one time??

Re: Hass in PA

DAS6851 — 2009-06-14 17:29:17Z

I just realized that this was not a direct reply to me. Sorry. I will get back to the message board during the summer, I'm sure - when I have more time to research. I am also planning a trip to PA and may have some success.

Re: Hass in PA

DAS6851 — 2009-06-14 17:27:49Z

Hello Luzetta - You have contacted me again, Deborah in MA, Hiram was my great grandfather as well. I know nothing about Johannes nor Margaret Suder.

Re: Hass in PA

lieslluzetta — 2009-06-14 16:17:40Z

I am n ew to Ancestry.com, but I can help you with Hiram Haas. He was my great-grandfather and I know a great deal about him, his wife Luzetta (for whom I am named), his nine children, his parents and his great-grandparents. I am researching Johannes Hasss and Margaret Suder. Do you know anything about them?

Luzetta Newkirk
luzetta06@sbcglobal.net

Joannes Haas

shhugrbaer — 2009-04-18 08:14:35Z

I am looking for information regarding Joannes Haas. He was married to Magdalena Fogl/Vogl. They had a daughter by the name of Fransciska born Sept 29, 1854. Any information anyone has would be greatly appreciated. Please contact me at shhugrbaer1967@yahoo.com. Thank you.

Re: May (Livinston) Haas

lcmcgrew — 2009-07-09 23:05:07Z

This is my friends family. She listed them as James Henry Haas b. 1869 and Sarah Livingston. Please contact me and I will give you her email address

Re: HAAS

jrguitar2004 — 2009-06-10 00:50:21Z

Many years ago, I knew you.
I have been praying that you would become a fine young lady;
as you were a fine child.
JR

Re: Does anyone have a copy of "Haas Family History" by Arthur Milton Haas

mykinfolk401 — 2009-05-02 19:08:41Z

FYI - From Berkeley Co. cemetery books:

Rosedale Cemetery
Joseph Haas, Sr. 3/8/1861-6/19/1942
Cecilia Emma Haas (wife of Joseph, Sr.) 3/28/1871-3/4/1935

Re: Haas of Scranton, PA

bradpeta54 — 2009-05-22 02:15:13Z

Hi! Trying to sort out to separate Haas families in Scranton area on my hubby's side - one on his dad's, other on his mom's. dad's; Minnie Haas, married George Lesch. Minnie born c.1887 in PA, family lived in Phila before coming to Scranton. Parents Atto (b. Germany) and Louisa (b. NY). mom's; Katharine Haas, married Charles Rink, Katharine born c.1870 in Germany. Parents Christian and Mary. Katharine & Charles married 1889 in Scranton. Ring any bells? Need more info? Thanks & take care!

Re: Reuben Haas

ottolinda1 — 2009-08-15 12:38:44Z

Hi, I just decided to look up some relatives and just discovered my cousin Dale Freyman from Florida is no longer living. I am the only living granddaughter-there were two of us- of John and Katie Minerva Haas. I live in Green Lane, Pa. My great grandfather so many times removed did fight in Revolutionary War. I have a veteran grave registration record. His name was Stophel Zuber. He was in the Berks County Militia, under a Capt .Abraham Keefer. My mother was Mildred Haas Breuninger. I was wondering if my cousin Junior (Earl Freyman) was still living. He and his wife lived in Orefield

Haas in Louisiana

lilwheat7 — 2009-03-27 03:00:14Z

I am trying to find either Joseph or Samuel Haas who moved from Bavaria to Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana sometime around the Civil War. Both men were tailors. I believe they might be brothers. Joseph Haas was my 2 great grandfather.