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Re: Haese Family from Germany to Wisconsin

rebholzgary — 2012-08-30 23:41:19Z

"... My G3 grandfather was named Herman Haese and died in Milwaukee around 1912 ..."

There were multiple death notices and obits. for a Pastor H. Haese (d. 1912) published in local German language newspapers. These are indexed in "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: Haese from Germany

tkunstman — 2012-03-18 22:11:31Z

Any chance Emma was born about 1856, died about 1918 and was married to a David Addie?

Re: Haese Family from Germany to Wisconsin

tkunstman — 2012-03-18 22:10:08Z

Any chance Louise's father was a Carl or Charles, born around 1795, died around 1881?

Lovila T. Haese. age 91,born,in Little Black, Taylor County, Wisconsin.daughter of Wilbert and Martha (Schmit) Kempen.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-01-06 15:01:44Z

Lovila T. (Kempen) Haese (1920 - 2012)
Lovila T. Haese (nee Kempen) age 91, of Two Rivers, died on January 4, 2012 at Northland Lodge surrounded by her loving family.
Lovila was born on April 10, 1920, in Little Black, Taylor County, Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Wilbert and Martha (Schmit) Kempen. In mom's own words she had written: "I enjoyed my nursing school at St. Vincent's in Chicago. I liked being a nanny to Don McNeil's children (The Breakfast Club). I enjoyed bowling and golf with my friends. I liked walking with Franklin and the kids. I liked seeing the grandchildren."
Lovila was blessed with a wonderful marriage of 63 years to Franklin Haese, who preceded her in death on February 4, 2010. Sadly, Lovila lost two sons, Paul and Richard Haese and a son-in-law, Dennis Theyerl.
Lovila is survived by three daughters and two sons: Barbara (Richard) Eis; Thomas (Sandy) Haese, Peggy (Robert) Walkner; William (Casey) Haese; Gwen (the late Richard) Haese and Patricia (the late Dennis) Theyerl.
Lovila is further survived by 17 grandchildren and their families (including 20 great-grandchildren): Randy and Leanne (Eis) Kahler, Tim and Paula (Eis) Long, Jeff and Kristin Eis, Chris and Missy Eis. Bob and Carolyn Haese, Andy and Megan Haese, Kevin and Michelle Haese, Tony and Joleen Walkner, Peter Walkner, Brian and Angie Haese, Mark and Laura (Haese) Clanderman; Ashley Haese, Kaitlyn Haese, Michael Haese and Philip and Kari Ann Theyerl. She is also survived by one sister and brother-in-law, Joan and Lester Lodl, and a sister-in-law, Janet (the late Eugene) Kempen.
Lovila was also preceded in death by her sisters and brothers-in-law and brothers and sisters-in-law: Vernon and Lorraine Kempen, Lucille and Clarence Haese, Sylvester Kempen, Eugene Kempen, Margaret and Herbert Schetter and John and Cynthia Wier
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012, at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church, 3218 Tannery Rd., Two Rivers, Wisconsin, 54241. The Rev. Tom Reynebeau will officiate at the Mass of Christian Burial, with interment to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery, Mishicot, Wisconsin.
The family will greet relatives and friends at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church, after 9 a.m. Saturday until the time of Mass at 10:30 a.m. There will be no Friday evening visitation.
The Lambert-Eckert Funeral Home assisted the family with funeral arrangements.
The family would like to express its heartfelt appreciation to the entire staff at Northland Lodge for providing exceptional care to both Lovila and Franklin over the years. Northland Lodge easily became an extended family to the entire Haese family. Special thanks, also, to Jackie and Rachel of Southern Care Hospice.
( in Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter from January 5 to January 6, 2012 ).

St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church, "

Re: Haese Family from Germany to Wisconsin

tkunstman — 2009-05-22 14:32:29Z

Some of the original posts in this set of postings mentioned a Herman Haese who moved to Milwaukee in 1870's 1880's. (They came from Statine uper Oder River. Landed in Baltmore, MD from Hamburg). Is Herman related to the Haese family tree you have information on. My G3 grandfather was named Herman Haese and died in Milwaukee around 1912. Any information you have will be appreciated. Feel free to contact me directly by email at thomas.kunstman@colorado.edu,

Tom

Re: need info

av8tionmechanic — 2008-01-13 05:47:34Z

I have these people in my tree. Ferdinand b 1864 d 1925 , son named Reinhardt b 1891. Wife of Ferdinand was Eva Dornstreich

Re: Haese Family from Germany to Wisconsin

tiafinley — 2006-09-09 04:33:03Z

Hey, we are related. I have the Haese family history book.
Contact me. I have more information on the family.

Re: need info

BeckyHolly124 — 2006-09-01 03:56:07Z

Gina are you related to Tillie? If so we would be cousins. I have been working on this Haese history also, e-mail me. becka@lsol.net

Re: Haese

2005-05-20 00:42:13Z

Danita, I have information on the Haese family, I believe that Emma
is my grandmother's sister (Ruby Mae Haese Klein) their parents
were Ferdinand and Albertina. I have emailed your daughter Kara,
I hope she gets my message.

Re: Haese

2003-09-10 03:52:01Z

My grandmother is Ruby Mae Haese, her parents also
came from Germany and settled in D'Hanis. She had a
sister named Emma that married into the Britz family.
My mother mentions a cousin by the name of Donnie Mae
Britz. My grandmother Ruby had 12 brothers and sisters.
contact me : elainemattson@indian-creek.net

HAESE family of Texas - Therese HAESE (1880-1955)

2003-08-06 00:29:42Z

Would like to know more about ancestry of Therese HAESE (31 Mar 1880 - 25 Mar 1955) who married Otto Peter KNEUPPER (18 Sep 1876 - 4 Jun 1959). They married 22 Oct 1901 in Guadalupe or Bexar Co. Texas. Both are buried at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Catholic Cemetery in Selma, Texas. They had three sons and one daughter.

Re: Haese Family from Germany to Wisconsin

@@df@cameron.k12.wi.us — 2003-05-29 17:44:40Z

Louise Haese, b. 14 Frb 1831 Germany/d. 16 May 1906
m. William Johann Rabenhorst (about 1855)
b. 7 Mar 1822 Pomerania, Germany/d. 18 Apr 1878

Please contact me for more information!!!

I am William Johann Rabenhorst's 3g-grandson. My mother was a Rabenhorst.

Re: Haese from Germany

vfamily1 — 2002-03-18 06:08:47Z

Is this Herman Haese the same Reverend Herman Haese who has a daughter Emma Loise Haese ?

Carl August HAESE, b 1844 Berlin

jaki1024 — 2001-12-31 22:36:48Z

Looking for family information connected to Carl [Karl] A[ugust] HAESE [HASE/HASSE], b 1844 in Berlin, Prussia. He listed architect on his son's 1877 Phila, PA birth record and clothing cutter on the Phila, PA 1880 census. I found an 1873 Berlin marriage between Carl A. HAESE and Emma E. MUTH at Andreas Kirche [Evangelical Lutheran]. Emma may have been HEIMANN before possibly marrying MUTH. Carl is listed as Chas. HAESE on both birth record and census. Charles and Emma had two known children: Francis A. HAESE, b 1877 PA and Ada E. HAESE, b 1879 PA, according to the 1880 Phila, PA census. Carl may have had another son or brother named Julian/Julius. Carl and Emma were said to have died around 1882 in PA. The son, Francis A. HAESE, later became Frank A. HAYES.

Haese

2001-03-25 14:11:49Z

In regard to Haese's near San Antonio. My grandmother was Emma Haese, her parents came from Germany, Alsace-Lorraine. Came into Galvaston, I believe and went to a small town called D'hanis, west of San Antonio. I believe there was a brother of her father that came along, as well.

need info

2001-02-15 11:33:01Z

I am looking for information on either Reinhardt Haese, Ferdinand Haese born 1864 married to Eva Dorstreich, Charles August Haese, or Christolph Haese.

contact

2001-02-04 12:58:46Z

Please contact me directly at
vulture@gateway.net
Franklin c. Haese

Re:Haese From Germany

2001-02-04 08:41:01Z

In regards to posting by Franklin Carl Haese.
I am Alton Haese originally from La Vernia,
Texas. I now live in Dallas, Texas. My
Great-Grandfather came to Texas in 1872 from
Burkholz, about 100 miles SE of Statine.
He lived all his life in La Vernia, Texas
about 20 miles east of San Antonio and farmed
for a living. Let me hear from you.

Alton Haese

Haese from Germany

2000-09-18 00:52:48Z

My grandfather Herman Haese came to Milwaukee in 1870's 1880's. They came from Statine uper Oder River. Landed in Baltmore, MD from Hamburg. Worked in railroad shops in Milwaukee. Belive a relative a Haese came with him and moved to San Antiona, Tx. Many haese's in that area. Can be connected by e-mail

correction to first message

2000-03-29 13:16:13Z

Margaret and Karl Haese were living in
Milwaukee, WI

Haese

2000-03-29 13:02:11Z

I am looking for two people. The first one is
Margaret Haese who was living around 1963. Her address was 1725 West ____ Street. The second person is a Karl Haese who was living
at same time, and his address was 3506 W. College Ave.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank
you.

Haese Family from Germany to Wisconsin

1999-10-01 11:04:14Z

i am a relative of the Christolph Haese family.
his daughter, Louise came here in the 1700's and
married william rabenhorst. looking for other relatives
and information on the family.