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haase massachusetts , pennsilvania wisconsin

haasenfeffer — 2013-04-16 02:08:27Z

searching for HAASE family in or around new england , wisconsin or pennsilvania. My name is Keith Haase. my father-william haase jr and his father william haase and his father john w haase born 1869 married to theresa. believe both born in germany . on the 1930 - 40 census. interested in filling in family tree and connecting to relatives. email haasenfeffer@msn.com

Obit of Frank G. Haase 1943

lilmar1942 — 2013-04-10 14:00:42Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

FRANK G. HAASE
DECEMBER 16, 1943

Frank Garbrand Haase died at his home in Chatsworth, Wednesday (Dec. 15) morning at 1:05 o'clock following an extended illness and the infirmities of age.
Funeral services will be held on Friday afternoon. The body will lie in state at the Roach Funeral home until 1:30 when brief services will be held there followed at 2 o'clock by services in the Lutheran church, conducted by Rev. A.F. Karsten. Burial will be in the Chatsworth cemetery.
He was born June 10, 1856, in Ostfriesland, Germany. Here he was also baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. He was united in marriage to Miss Maria Uken. To this union was born seven children. His wife and two children preceded him in death. In 1899 he was married to Margareta Beckman. To this union two children were born, one of whom died in infancy. He leaves to mourn his death his wife, five daughters and one son; Mrs. Gertie Saathoff, Mrs. Viola Johnson, Mrs. Lena Johnson, Mrs. Minnie Sterrenberg, Mrs. Alma Wycoff and Fred Haase; thirty-five grandchildren and thirty-six great grandchildren.

Ancestors of Charles S. Haase and Selma Metz

scdolt — 2012-12-08 04:00:32Z

Searching for ancestor info for:
Charles S. Haase Birth 1 Aug 1866 in Germany
Death 1900 in Manhattan, New York, New York, USA
Father: John Haase, born 1841 in Germany
Mother: Lizzie, born 1842 in Germany

and his wife:

Selma Metz Birth 31 Jul 1868 in Prussia
Death in Manhattan, New York, New York, USA
Father: Benjamin Metz, born 1835 in Prussia
Mother: Mary "Mamie", born in 1844 in Prussia

Obit of Charles E. Haase 1942

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-11-11 14:25:29Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

CHARLES E. HAASE
JANUARY 15, 1942

Charles E. Haase, 68, died at his home, 3 1/2 miles northeast of Chatsworth, Saturday (Jan.10) forenoon about 9 o'clock.
The body was taken to Piper City and the funeral services held from the Houk funeral home Monday afternoon, January 12 at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. G.A. Reinhardt, pastor of the Presbyterian church. Burial was in the Chatsworth cemetery where his parents and other relatives are buried.
Charles E. Haase, son of Henry and Christina Haase, was born on October 21, 1873, at the family homestead northwest of Piper City. He was one of a family of seven children. In this community he was reared and grew to manhood and for a number of years engaged in business in Piper City and this vicinity.
He was twice married, his first wife, Olga Wienand of Chatsworth preceded him in death.
In the year 1900 he united in marriage to Mable Meisenhelder and to this union three children were born, all of whom survive him: Mrs. Inza Thompson, of Piper City; Meritte, of Paxton, and Louise Forster, of Bedford, Indiana. There also remain two brothers, William of Piper City and Fred, of Jefferson, Iowa.
For the past seven years he has lived with his brother, William, on the homestead and has been in failing health for the past year or two but confined to his bed for only the last week.
For a number of years the family lived at Bushnell and Moline, Illinois, returning to Piper City in 1921.
In boyhood he was confirmed in the Lutheran church to to which his family belonged.
He was a great lover of flowers and fruits and the country home acquired an enviable reputation for beauty. He also prided himself on his culinary ability and was awarded several prizes in competition for canned fruit and pies he had prepared.
He and his brother, who kept bachelor quarters kept their home and constantly worked to improve it and the soil which made them their living. He spent much time in reading up on soil improvement and gave away flower seeds in quantities for several years. He also kept close tab on weather conditions and preserved temperature and other readings. As his strength failed he was compelled to give up some of his cherished ambitions and for several months before the end, seldom left the farm.

Re: Looking for Haase Ancestry

chuckhaase — 2012-10-29 01:45:30Z

I have a Clifford B-1919 d-2006 and wife Lilliam

Re: Looking for Haase Ancestry

shaase7 — 2012-10-23 03:27:38Z

My Grandpa was Clifford Haase. I believe his Grandpa settled in Nebraska. Any relation there for anyone?

Re: Liborius Haase in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

rebholzgary — 2012-09-02 22:55:13Z

Some tidbits indexed from the local German language newspapers concerning Liborius Haase:

Oct. 1858 - Haase, Liborius: published a lost livestock notice
May 1860 - Haase, Laborius: letter postmarked from Wipperfürth being held at the U.S. Post Office
July 1908 - Haase, Liborius: probate court notice

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).

Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers since 2007 ...
Gary Rebholz
compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Re: Ludwig (Louis) Haase b. 2/9/1835 Germany, d. 7/25/1915 Chicago, IL

snelling221 — 2012-08-31 05:03:05Z

I remember. Just checked mail before going to sleep. Time available on the weekend. Have been, at times, posting picture and such on my family tree on Ancestry. I may not have posted yet but I have picture of Gus and 3 brothers.

Re: Ludwig (Louis) Haase b. 2/9/1835 Germany, d. 7/25/1915 Chicago, IL

scholtes1953 — 2012-08-30 01:33:03Z

Hi Debbie.
We exchanged Hertzberg info years ago.
I'd love to hook up again.
michaeljscholtes@gmail.com

Leland Haase son of Anna Hertzberg dau. of Gustav brother of Otto father of Oscar father of Margaret mother of Michael John Scholtes

Re: Haases Haases Haases

Stevens_Brandt — 2012-05-03 02:08:36Z

My family ancestry is Haase, originally from Germany. My gggrandmother was Louisa Haase and married Julius M Aleith. Does any of this fit in to your family?

Re: Rudolph Haase

Stevens_Brandt — 2012-05-03 02:05:11Z

I realize this post is quite old, but I saw the name Rudolph Haase and was wondering if this is Rudy Haase who spent his time with Claire Brunsch at the lake in MN or WI, I have a pix anyway. It says Rudy had a twin.

obituary William Haase 1977

sleuthesthedead — 2012-04-28 18:01:21Z

Fargo Forum Thurs Apr 14, 1977 p. 28

A graveside service for William Haase, 76, Long Beach, Calif., will be at 2 Friday, in Church of God Seventh-day, near Jud, N.D. He died Friday. Survivors include his wife; several sisters and brothers (Haut, Jamestown, ND

I am not related, just found this on the same page of the paper where I was looking for someone in my family.)

HAASE, ERNST + Silesia <1850

MDMAMA2841 — 2012-04-21 03:23:53Z

I am trying to locate my 3rd great grandparents in the area of what was known as Silesia, Germany -- now in Poland. The city was either Breslau or Heinrichau.

His name was ERNST HAASE. Wife unknown. Their son, my 2nd great-grandfather was HEINRICH WILHELM ANTON HAASE, born about 1830. He married JOHANNE CHRISTIANE ROSALIE HENNECKE on 28 Sep 1854 in the Sophia Church in Berlin and afterwards they emigrated to America settling in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Their children were:

1. Rosalie Haase (born abt 1857)
2. Henry William Anthony Haase, Jr., MD (born 1858 NJ)
3. Ida Rosalie Haase (born 1863 NJ)

Dr. H.W.A. Haase is my maternal great-grandfather and had a medical practice in Manhattan as well as Jersey City, NJ.
He married WILHELMINA HAMBERGER in 1887 in Jersey City.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am especially interested in knowing how to locate records in what once was East Germany.

Thank you!
Joan Brown Derry
MDMama2841@aol.com

Re: William Haase, b. ca. 1935

jordev1 — 2012-04-21 03:05:02Z

My name is Janet Andersen but my birth name was Judy A. Bender (mothers name was Judy Haase)I was adopted in 1958. Am trying to figure out any information about birth parents. This just caught my eye, William had a sister named Judy. Was she born in 1938? Did she live in San Francisco? Thanks for any info :)

John V. Haase b. 1846 Holland d. 1925 Staten Island, NY

xMikeyMoox — 2012-02-22 19:40:33Z

Hi there,

I am looking for information regarding John V. Haase. He is my 2nd great grandfather. I know much about his life up until his death in 1925 in a Farm Community in Staten Island. I recently found out where he was buried with his wife and one daughter.

I have found a few census records showing John and his wife Dora and his children. The only one I cant find it the 1880 census.

What I am unable to find is his naturalization records. I know he was naturalized, but no luck finding them. Plus I am unable to find his marriage certificate to Dora. I know he was married in 1876, but do records in NYC go back that far? I know they were Lutheran. Would I have to search out church records?

John V. and Dora Haase death certificates both come up with very limited info. Seems as if there was a language barrier when they were filled out because personal info is left blank.

I have located all descendants of John V. and Dora and no one has info on either.

Anyone help point me in the right direction?

Parents of Richard Haase b. abt 1876

GeVanDeWater — 2012-02-17 23:23:24Z

Try to find the Parents of Richard Haase of North Bergen, Hudson, N.J. He married Margaret Lawless, They had 3 children; John, George and Marie. The 1930 census said his father was born in England and his mother in Germany. Their son John was My step-dad. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Looking for Haase Ancestry

herbsdarlene1 — 2012-01-03 19:47:12Z

where in the US did they live. I am looking for people in Cole Camp MO.

Re: Fred Haase from Germany in KS b. 1845. Imm 1866

danfreud — 2011-11-27 03:26:55Z

Hi There,

Do you know if this Fred Haase is the one whose first child was Ernest Francis Haase, born in 1867, and married to Anna, maiden name Brill in 1892?

If so, this is my family too. Can you email me the Ernestine obituary that you talked about in this thread?

William J. Haase in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-23 04:02:02Z

William is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the family.

Re: Charles Haase from Prussa

czita1 — 2011-07-13 09:23:25Z

Harry would be my Great grandfather. Adelia was my fathers mother

Re: Haase Family in Wisconsin to Illinois

MANDRHAASE — 2011-07-07 01:38:06Z

I am helping my uncle trace his family out of Wisconsin, Rudolph Haase is my uncle's great grandfather. He had a son named Adolph and a few other children. We do not have pictures, but if this is the Right Rudulph, I would be please to share this with him. Gloria

Re: Fred Haase from Germany in KS b. 1845. Imm 1866

sdspears — 2011-06-23 19:48:10Z

Fred is great grand uncle of my husband.
Galeta Haas was my husbands grandmother.

Re: Fred Haase from Germany in KS b. 1845. Imm 1866

likeaprayer89 — 2011-06-23 02:48:33Z

Email is sent. Who are you descended from? I am descended from Anna Haase.

Re: Fred Haase from Germany in KS b. 1845. Imm 1866

sdspears — 2011-06-21 20:13:32Z

can you email me a copy of the obit? (no spaces) mamadawg AT embarqmail.com

Thank you!!!

Re: Fred Haase from Germany in KS b. 1845. Imm 1866

likeaprayer89 — 2011-06-21 07:43:51Z

I am researching Fred and Ernestina Haase as well. I have a copy of Ernestina's obituary.

Re: Looking for Haase Ancestry

mcschnoor — 2011-06-16 02:15:01Z

Hi Karen! I realize this is a super-old post but I hope you might pop back in and check on it... maybe? I too am searching for some Haase ancestry, and I suspect that the Alfred mentioned in your post might be an Alfred John Haase in my own family tree. Do you mind sharing some of your sources with me if you happen to have them around still? Thanks in advance! :)

family

thaase142 — 2011-04-24 17:48:15Z

Looking for information on my relatives. My grandfathers name was paul haase and my uncles name was wolfgang. they are both deceased. Wolfgang passed away as a child. I have relatives somewhere in germany. This is the information I have

Re: Wisconsin Haase

yzzuf64 — 2011-04-18 17:40:38Z

Are you still looking for information? My family is also from the Memphis area. You can email me at fuzzy59@sbcglobal.net

Haase family from Thorn.Bromberg West Prussia

WHA1431 — 2011-04-06 00:22:10Z

My grandfather, Johann Julius Haase (known in USA as "John") came from West Prussia. I have traced his family to the area around Thorn (Torun )and Bromberg (Bydgoszcz), at least for the years between 1864 and 1890.. Both towns are on the Vistula (Weichsel) River about 95 miles due South of Danzig (Gdansk). Links to this area are from verbal family records and old family photographs with the photographers addresses in Thorn, Bromberg and Danzig on the reverse. Basic information on this part of the “Haase” family follows...

Great Grandparents: Johann Haase and Juliana Ann Behnke..No data on birth or marriage dates.
Believed to have come from area around Thorn and Bromberg, West Prussia.

Grandfathers name: Johann “John” Julius Haase Born: May 19, 1880, Emigrated to USA in 1903, settled in Chicago. A tailor by trade. On 6-3-1907 he married Clara nee Grochowske, in Chicago, IL. A Mason and a member of the Lutheran Evangelical & Reformed Church

Grandfathers Siblings:
Ida Haase: Born: July 1860, Married Karl Retzke. 14 Children. Moved to Chicago and then to Benton Harbor Michigan.

Maximillian Haase:...No data. Born between 1861 and 1879. Family lore has him moving (or being moved) while in his late teens first to Hannover, then to Holzminden and Bad Driberg. Died at around 21 years of age

Anne Martha Haase:..No data. Born between 1861 and 1879. Married in Germany and had seven sons. Husband (name unknown) died during WWI.

Anna Haase: Born: Approx. 1885 to 87. Married “Hintz” in Germany. Daughter “Luzi” born in Germany around 1910/1911. Luzi was Confirmed in Spandau in 1925.

If it looks like there may be a connection here, contact me at janwgh@msn.com . I have a complete history of the late John Julius Haase and his family after he arrived in Chicago, IL. plus old photos of many family members in Germany

Thank you for your time

Warren Haase, Oregon, USA
janwgh@msn.com

Re: Haase Europe

dorothyanne39 — 2011-04-05 14:04:58Z

My great grandfather, John Christian Haase, was born in Kiel, Germany in 1835 according to the family records that I have. If anyone has any other information, I would appreciate it.

Re: Oops

dorothyanne39 — 2011-04-05 13:55:17Z

You left out the oldest son of John Christian Haase and that was Ferdinand Haase and also a daughter Marie and another daughter Wilahemia. They are listed on my family tree. I have also added pictures of them. Do you know the parents names of John Christian?

Re: Haase Family in Wisconsin to Illinois

dorothyanne39 — 2011-04-05 13:46:09Z

Rudolph Haase was a brother to my grandfather, Ferdinand Haase. Both these brothers were born in Germany and came to this country in 1871. I have pictures posted on them in my family tree.

Re: Oops

dorothyanne39 — 2011-02-21 19:56:35Z

The brothers that you listed being related to Adolph Haase are in my family tree. It is a public tree and I have dates and all of the family listed. Feel free to get in touch with me. I also have a picture of Adolph and his wife, Elsie, taken in 1911.

haase family

tazi451 — 2011-02-19 16:35:54Z

my grandmother is Marjorie francilia haase born in washington state she married harold f herrin. i know there is still family located in washington but dont know much about them . if you have any info please contact me tazi45@msn.com

Re: 1920 Haase census record...spelling issue?

tazi451 — 2011-02-19 15:55:15Z

I found the same issue they list the spelling in some of the censes records as Haake.My grandmother was a Haase they are mainly in Washington state now. Her father was William Haase and mother was Helen M thompson Haase. william i do believe was born in minnisota. but i believe the family originally came from germany then to canada then to the states other spellings to look for are hase. haase, hasse. haake. hope this helps

Re: HAASE from Russia

butlercrew — 2010-12-20 15:15:46Z

Hello! Glad to hear from you. I am descended from Boris Haase, Conrad Herman's oldest son. I have posted all of the photos that I have (so far!) on ancestry. Are you able to see them? If not I can email you directly with the photo attachment. I would LOVE to see the photos you have. I will try and send you my email in a message format for privacy.

Re: HAASE from Russia

RayCannata91 — 2010-12-20 06:28:11Z

I haven't found more on Conrad and Antonia's parents yet. What do you have? Who are you descended through? You and my wife are 3rd cousins. i have some photos I can send you. Do you have any old ones?

Re: HAASE from Russia

butlercrew — 2010-12-20 02:32:35Z

Hello, Antonie and Conrad are my GG Grandparents. Have you found any more information about their parents? Thanks :-)

Re: haase

kdkleinberg — 2010-11-25 01:44:09Z

Good evening,

My grandmother worked for the Haase Olive Co in St. Louis in the late 1940's - 1956 when she died. Do you have any info on this company??

thanks for your time,

Karen
Farmington, MO

Re: Liborius / Laborius HAASE of Lake Town, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin

QuebecDuncan — 2010-11-06 20:23:48Z

I am not related to the HAASE family. I was researching a friend who is a HAASE and a descendant of Liborius.

I obtained this Liborius' death record.
It states his father's name as "Casper HAASE":

Death Record for Liborius Haase:
Received from State of Wisconsin Vital Records, Madison, Wisconsin
1. Full name of deceased: Liborius Haase
2. Maiden name (if wife or widow): -- [Not Applicable]
3. Color and sex: White, Male
4. Race: Caucasian
5. Occupation of deceased: Retired Farmer
6. Age: 88 Years, 10 Months, 18 days
7. Name of father: Casper Haase
8. Birthplace of father: Germany
9. Name of mother: -- [Blank]
10. Birthplace of mother: Ditto [Germany]
11. Birthplace of deceased: Ditto [Germany]
12. Date of birth of deceased: July 10, 1818
13. Condition: Widowed
14. Name of wife: -- [Blank]
15. Date of death: 5/28-07
16. Cause of death: Senile Debility
17. Duration of desease: 1 Week
18. Place of death: Town Lake
19. Residence at time of death: Town Lake
20. Was deceased ever a U.S. soldier? -- [Blank]
21. Name of physician, coroner or justice: C. H. Lewis
22. Residence of such person [the above]: Milwaukee
23. Name of undertaker: Joseph Scheroff
24. No. and date of burial permit: 151 - 5/29-07
25. Place of burial: St. Stevens Cem., Town Lake [St. Stephens]
26. Date of certificate: 5/28-07
27. Date of registration: 7/5-07

I did not find an obituary.

New York Passenger Lists
District of New York - Port of New York
Ship: Texas
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
Port of Arrival: New York
Arrival Date: 5 July 1854
Deck Passengers:
HAASE, Liborius / Age: 33 / Man / Farmer
HAASE, Dorothea / Age: 33 / Woman
HAASE, Catharina / Age: 6 / Child
HAASE, Maria Elisabeth / Baby / Died on the voyage: died on the 4 of July
HAASE, Christina / Age: 4 / Child
The country to which they severally belong: Kreuzeler - [I believe this is the town of Kreuzweiler in Rhineland, Germany. Located south of Koln (Cologne)]
The country to which they intend to become inhabitants: Wisconsin

[The ship’s manifest has a mistake with the names. From what I’ve found - Catharina should be the wife's name and perhaps Dorothea should be a daughter.]

Re: Liborius / Laborius HAASE of Lake Town, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin

sewfst — 2010-11-06 16:02:10Z

I sorry if this is being sent twice. I don't know what just happened to my reply!
I am your cousin Allen's wife. We also live locally. I know I have met you, but, your family still confuses me after 40+ years. I'm sure you understand why! I guess we just don't see each other enough.
I started looking up my family tree and got nowhere. Then the Haase's started.
Who is Casper William Haase? Where does he fit in?

Re: Liborius / Laborius HAASE of Lake Town, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin

waynehaase61 — 2010-11-05 22:56:15Z

Hello
I enjoyed your posts about the Haase family. I am Wayne Haase great great grandson of Laborious through Raymond. Frank, Martin. A large percentage of us descendants still reside in the Milwaukee area. The Town of Lake was annexed by the city of Milwaukee and I believe the farm Laborious owned on College Ave is now part of Gereral Billy Mitchel Airport. The sister mentioned in one of your posts is Sister Bernice, an aunt, descended through Lawrence, Martin. In the 1600s I have found a family that has their surname spelled 3 different ways Hase, Hasen and Haase in one generation. I don't think this is unusual. My point is don't be to concerned about spelling, my guess is the literacy rate in the farming communities in Germany was low. Probably not much higher in America as they transitioned to a new language.
I have some potential info on a Casper Friedrich Haase b.1799 or Casper William Haase b.1772 from Wildberg approx. 25 miles from Wipperfeld, Germany(thats if I have the correct town) if your interested. I can't prove a relationship yet.
I'd be interested in which of the offspring of Laborious is of interest to you in that I have not filled in all of my cousins in the new world
Wayne Haase

Re: Looking for my family

MiltonHaase — 2010-10-01 04:13:55Z

Hi

My grandfather (Fredrick) and greatgrandfather (Charles Haase are from the Jamica Area. Look in the HAASE B ANCESTRY TREE.

Hope we are related

Ann & Milton Haase
age 78
Atlanta, GA
mhaase@gsu.edu

Re: Parents of Minnie Haase

Stevens_Brandt — 2010-09-18 23:23:33Z

I believe Minnie was short for Wilhelmina, married to Frederick Haase. Frederick was the father of Louisa, Bertha, and Karl from Germany

Re: Family history report

Stevens_Brandt — 2010-09-18 23:21:16Z

I have been researching the name Haase for a couple of years now. My ggrandmother was Louisa Haase Aleith.

Parents of Minnie Haase

xMikeyMoox — 2010-09-11 01:29:02Z

Im searching for information regarding the parents for a Minnie Haase. I believe her father was a Fredrich Haase born in Holland.

Minnie had 4 siblings. Madaline, Chester, Edna and Irma.

Thank you in advance,
Mike

1920 Haase census record...spelling issue?

sun29star2 — 2010-08-19 00:06:27Z

I'm having difficulty in locating a 1920 census record for the family of Herman Haase. Sometime around 1910 he and his family (wife Julia and children) moved to Wyoming and 1930 back to New York. I just can't locate a record for the 1920's to fill in the gap. I suspect a spelling issue, but I am stumped.

Amy assistance is appreciated.

TIA,

Amy

Lois Haase Schoch 1924-2010

Contribution — 2010-08-09 04:07:16Z

Mrs. Lois Haase Schoch, 86, of Davidson, N.C. died Friday August 6, 2010 at the Pines in Davidson.

Born February 14, 1924 in Illinois she was the daughter of the late Frank and Jane Haase. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother and nana.

Mrs. Schoch was a Phi Beta Kappa Graduate of Mather College in Cleveland Ohio, taught at Cleveland State University, was executive director of the Girl Scout Council in Akron Ohio and an active member of the League of Women Voters.

She leaves to cherish her memory her son, Alexander C. Schoch of Mo.; daughter, Elizabeth Lovell (Matthew) of Mass.; grandchildren, Sarah, William, Laurel, Cameron, and Alexis Schoch and Andrew and Thomas Geraghty.

In addition to her parents; she was preceded in death by her husband, Frank William Schoch and son, Frank Giles Schoch.

Memorial services will be conducted at a later date. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Pine's Resident Support Fund, 400 Avinger Lane, Davidson, N.C. 28036.

Arrangements by Raymer Funeral Home, Huntersville, N.C. 704-892-9669

Published in Akron Beacon Journal on August 8, 2010

Re: Liborius / Laborius HAASE of Lake Town, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin

sewfst — 2010-07-04 15:50:48Z

Thank you very much for the information. I'm going to try and get to the cemetry and see what I can find. I'm pretty sure that Dina is burried there. I'll let you know what I find out.
I did not do the work on the Haase Family. A family Nun did it and most everything in it refers to the church and church records.

Re: Haase/Duffy

starcris — 2010-07-03 22:09:51Z

Thank you for the reply on the Haase family name. Many co-incidences, however I am unable to link up with my family tree, but perhaps there is a link that Ihave not come across yet, my lot of Haase's came from a very small village called "Taaken" nearest big city ~ Bremen, my grandfather was a farmer on a working farm, my mother worked on this farm before meeting my father after the war, she came to England, married my father & had 5 children including myself.