Hare - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hare relatives

pphare — 2009-10-28 21:54:41Z

Dear Bev

My late Father was Lloyd George Hare MBE, I am his first daughter born in 1934 he married my Mother in 1930, unfortunatley they separated in about 1936. I have traced my direct line back to James Hare born 1798 in Harwich, I'm now hoping to find my Canadian cousins ie. children of James Artist Hare I know he was sent to Canada by Barnardo's in 1923.
I would be happy to exchange information and photographs with you.

Best wishes Phyllis Barnes (nee Hare)

Hare-Henning marriage, 1909, Idaho

CherylWhite9962 — 2009-10-27 21:39:50Z

Glasco Sun, Cloud County, Kansas, Dec. 17, 1909, page 6:
Henning-Hare
The notice reads as follows: "Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Hare announce the marriage of their daughter May to Mr. William Henning on Wednesday, the eighth of December, nineteen hundred and nine, Shelley, Idaho. At home after January First, Glasco, Kansas."
The Sun extends congratulations and very best wishes, and hopes its young friends may reap the best rewards of life.

marriage of Pearl Hare to Mary Copper, 1906 Kansas

CherylWhite9962 — 2009-10-17 15:19:33Z

Glasco Sun, Cloud County, Kansas, Feb. 2, 1906, page 1:
Hare-Copper
Mr. Pearl Hare and Miss Mary Copper were married at the bride's home Monday, at noon, Rev. Moore officiating. A fine dinner was prepared for them by the bride's family, and that evening they drove to Concordia where a supper was served by friends. They have since gone to Western Kansas on a two weeks' visit to relatives, and when they return will go to housekeeping on the Webster farm, about five miles southwest of Glasco. Our impression is that these young people deserve about the best life can afford, and here's hoping that they may receive a just proportion of it as they go along.

Re: Anna May Hare

cmb10306 — 2009-10-13 13:05:00Z

I'm wondering if Anna may be the daughter of Charles & Elizabeth Hare from Albany. I found a 1910 census (she would have been married by then) and the Hare family had a maid named Leona Jenkins. It's a coincidence that Anna & George named their daughter, Leona (my great aunt). Any information on Charles & Elizabeth, please let me know.

Re: Stephen and Mary Summers Hare

BethHowell34 — 2009-10-12 19:07:21Z

My email address is bethhowell@cox.net I am so excited. This is my first day on ancestry.com and I have already connected with someone. I am not good at sending pictures with my printer, scanner; so I will have to mail them to you. I just came back from a Berry reunion in Lamar, Mo. in September and shared some of the findings I have. It started with me wanting to apply to DAR and I had to find a revoluntary war patriot in the family. It happened to be on the Berry/Arner side, but that led to all kinds of genealogy research on both sides. That is why I have gone into the Cline side. Also, a lot of records left behind to my mother, Millie Beth Berry, by her uncle Bert Cline. Look forward to hearing from you. Beth

Re: Stephen and Mary Summers Hare

bart101463 — 2009-10-12 18:36:22Z

Hi Beth:
I would love to see the photo's you have. I suspect you have a photo of Martha Elizabeth Hare Cline. She was Amon Cline's first wife. Mary Summers was her mother. If you will send me your email address I will open my tree for you so you can see the few old Cline photo's I have. My 82 yr old Mother remembers Aunt Myrtle and my Grandmother lived with Amon and Mary while she went to High School. I can't wait to exchange information!

Bart Sugden Bart10146305@aol.com

Re: Stephen and Mary Summers Hare

BethHowell34 — 2009-10-12 18:24:02Z

I have a picture of Mary Summers Hare, who was married to Amon Calvin Cline, before he married my great grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Fisher Graham. If you are interested, I could send you a copy of the picture. Also have pictures of Amon Calvin Cline's grandchildren at a picnic in Missouri, along with the George and Mrytle Berry, who are my grandparents. Beth Howell 619 442-2760 El Cajon, Ca.

obit for Deluny Lawrence Hare, born 1829 Ohio, died 1908 Kansas

CherylWhite9962 — 2009-10-10 22:02:59Z

Glasco Sun, Cloud County, Kansas, Dec. 11, 1908, page 5:
Obituary of D.L. Hare
Deluny Lawrence Hare was born in Hamilton county, Ohio, March 4, 1829. Died in Glasco, Kansas, Dec. 5, 1908, aged 70 years, 9 months and 1 day.
Early in his life he removed with his parents to Noble county, Indiana, where he grew to manhood and united in marriage with Rebecca Burk. To this union were born three sons and six daughters, all of whom survive him. In 1849 he moved to Iowa, and from thence to Missouri in 1861. He came to Kansas in 1871, and was an honored and respected citizen of Glasco at the time of his death.
In 1895 he suffered the loss of his companion by the hand of the enemy, death. Four years later, in 1899, he was again united in marriage, to Fannie Grantier, who is left to mourn his loss.
Early in life he united with the church commonly known as the Disciples of Christ, but later he united with the Advent Christian church, of which he was a member at the time of his death.
Brother Hare was a man noted for his honesty, integrity and industry. He was generous to a fault, if generosity can be called a fault. But his life's work is done; he sleeps in death. We have laid him in the grave to await the coming of Jesus, at which time "All that are in the graves shall hear his (Christ's) voice and shall come forth (from the grave) they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life, and they that have done evil unto the resurrection of damnation." -- Jno. 5:28-29.
The funeral was held in the Methodist Episcopal church and was conducted by Rev. J.T. Bates, pastor of said church, assisted by the writer. Brother Hare leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. May Gad comfort and bless them, and help us all to live in righteousness and true holiness.
C. T. Faris
______________________________
Mr. Hare had been very ill, but had recovered in health so as to be up and about some. It was confidently hoped that he would soon be as well as ever, when, Saturday afternoon, he was stricken and death came quickly.

Re: Delaware Hares

crystalgage — 2009-09-02 22:18:23Z

I don't know if you are still reading this because it was so long ago but I am a Hare in Delaware! My father is Charles A. Hare Jr. born in Seaford Delaware on July 25, 1955. I don't know the birth date of his father but his name was Charles A. Hare Sr., my dad's brother is Terry Hare. Their unlce in Gilbert Hare,there is a Leo Hare ( I think he is also their unlce but I am not sure), my great grandmother is Anna May Hare. There is also a Mike Hare. We are all in the same vacinity within about 14 to 3o miles of eachother. My fathers grandfather was Grover Hare. I am going to go to the cemetary to see the dob and dod. My dads unlces are Joshua, Frank, Gilbert, Robert, Grover. Let me know, I will go to the graveyard and see, it is right down the road. My email is crystalgage@ymail.com. It will be a pleasure to talk with you. Some of the cousins are from Josh Hare- Donna Kay, Grover Hare Jr.- Bonnie and Mike Hare, Frank- Frank Jr., Blake,Mark Hare, Mark. Robert Hare- Larry, Deborah,Ricky Hare. Gilbert Hare- Steve, Rebecca (Becky),John Hare.

Re: Hares of Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska

ttjohnsen — 2009-09-02 00:19:02Z

I am related to Hares from Nebraska. My relatives have used both spellings "Hare" and "Hair". Thelma Hare Bolte was my great grandmother. Perle Hair was her uncle. These relatives were mostly in Dodge county. Anyone with info, please let email me.

Re: Emma Fredericka Amalia Knabe Blank

FIRIEL — 2009-08-28 17:34:14Z

My ggGrandmother Emma Fredericka Amalia Knabe aka Molly Knobbe born 1866 Holstien died 1897 USA probly Nebraska. Married to Carl Blank. Her parents were Nicklaus aka Clause Knabe born 1831, married to Annie born 1835 in Holstien.

Emma Agusta Christina Knabe Hare

CFrazer8517 — 2009-08-28 17:33:13Z

My great grandmother's name was Emma Agusta Christina Knabe. She married Charles Reed Hare of Ansley,Nebraska. They had 2 daughters. May lucy Ann and Leeta. May married Earl Oscar Morris of Ansley, Nebraska. I have a little more information and am willing to share it. Will appreciate any help you may have. Thank you

Re: Anna May Hare

cmb10306 — 2009-08-15 16:44:48Z

Would love to connect with any Hare families from upstate New York. I'm hoping to come across the parentage of Anna May (Mae) Hare. According to census records, she was born in New York and she would have been born around 1885. She married George Van Dyck and lived with his family in Schenectady - Cornelius and Ardella Van Dyck.

James Boston Hare

geo3deb — 2009-08-08 22:16:55Z

I am in possession of old fading photograph of James Boston Hare, 1871 - 1950. He lived in Montana. Last known descendant is Edwin Lyle Motell. I would like to give the photo to one of his descendants.

Re: Found! Frederick HARE and others, NY

djporter — 2009-08-08 02:03:49Z

Christopher -
Sorry, I've not come across that name in anything I've seen. Good luck searching..

Re: Family History

cmb10306 — 2009-07-30 20:39:26Z

I too am looking for information on the Hare family. My great grandmother was Anna May Hare, who married in Schenectady, NY and remained there. I don't have any information on her family.

Hare--Pennsylvania

StefaniLoeffler — 2009-07-30 17:12:05Z

I am looking for 2 Hare's in Pennsylvania. The first is a Henry Hare b. @ 1815 married a Hester Oldham. Father is named David. The 2nd is a William Hare b. 1838 m. Sarah Jane Fair.
Do you have any information on these Hares? Thank you

Hare in Charleston SC

czeffer — 2009-07-26 20:04:03Z

I am helping a friend research her family and believe that she decends from the Hare line. I found in the 1880 census her GGrandfather Charles H (Henry) Jones is listed in the household of his grandmother - a Hare. To me it looks like Lillian M. but they have it indexed as Susan M. ??? Born around 1830 - listed as a widow. As listed is Charle's mother, Roberta L., his siblings and his aunt, Mary P. His mother is also listed as a widow - so there are three adult women in this household but no men.

Roberta L. Jones - Hare was born around 1858. I need guidance to find her deceased father. Line is promedant (sp) in the Charleson SC area - but accorgin to Roberta and Mry's info their father was born in PA. So this Hare was born in PA and somehow made his way to SC by the time Mary was born in abt. 1850.

Hope this mkes sense. I'm going to try and find a link to the Hair Family Genealogy to check for a connetcion there.

Re: hare family in lascassas, tn

brendahare — 2009-02-20 17:24:33Z

My Hare ancestor (Jacob Hare) came from Germany and ended up in Illinois by the mid 1850's. I know the name in Germany was not originally Hare, but I'm not sure what it was.

Could you tell me more about your Hare family - when did they come over and where did they live?

Brenda Hare

Re: Burness Hare - Oklahoma City OK

brendahare — 2009-01-04 17:15:00Z

Judy,

I have sent some emails to your email address, but have not heard a reply.

Please let me know if you have or have not received my emails.

Thanks,
Brenda Hare

Re: The Hare family of Clifton, Bristol, England

mikejohnhare — 2009-07-05 15:36:43Z

Hello Richard,
I have just transcribed the Will of Vere HARE, Glazier of Taunton who was married to Rachel nee KING.
Do you have a copy or would you like me to send you one? In the Will he mentions his brother John HARE of Bristol.
I hope Barbara is well.
Best wishes,
Mike Hare.

Re: The Hare family Bristol, England

mikejohnhare — 2009-07-05 15:30:44Z

Hello Richard,

I notice you have HARE in Bristol [Thomas George HARE] may I ask what you have on this family from Bristol please? I have HARE in Bristol originating from Taunton, Somerset. I cant see the connection at the moment, but more information may help, so may I ask do you have more information on Thomas George HARE?
Also Richard your e-mail address is not working, may I ask if it is correct?

Best wishes

Mike Hare.

Re: Hare's from Birmingham

Jackrabbit325 — 2009-04-01 00:47:12Z

Hi Janet, I don’t know where to start; I haven’t been too diligent of late on the genealogy of my family. It is nice to hear that your family knew my grandparents when they lived on Colmore Row, I never was there, and I only visited England twice, a very long time ago. What year did your family know my Grandparents? I am going to have to get a genealogy chart to try to get the family tree straight for my 17 year old son and for me.
If you have any questions I can help you with just ask.
I look forward to hearing from you.

Phil Hare

phare@optonline.net

hare family in lascassas, tn

xkrissiex — 2009-02-19 18:09:00Z

my grandmother is Alta Virginia Hare McKnight. Living in Middle Tennessee area. she used to tell me stories of how the name was from O'Hare.

Hare Family in Ramsey Co. MN

owens2009 — 2009-02-01 21:31:59Z

looking for information on Jeanette (Keenan) Hare She married Jame J Hare and had at least two children Elanor Hare and Jean Hare. - I found them in the 1920 Census but cannot find out anything more on Jeanette or her children.

Thanks

HARE Maggie _and_ D S .JPG

t42MountOlivet — 2009-01-04 02:45:34Z

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Re: William HARE/Bessie Wray and William HARE/Rachel

NatashaHunt79 — 2009-01-13 23:09:00Z

Hello;

I am researching the Hare family from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Canada. My Great grandfather was William Hare, born in North Sidney 1889. I'm not sure if this ties in to your search, but let me know if you have any more info :).

Re: hare family ..Canada

NatashaHunt79 — 2009-01-13 23:03:51Z

Hi Stephanie;

I also am researching my family history with relatives from Cape Breton named Hare. My great grandfather was William Hare, and we believe his Mother's name was Rebecca. We believed he moved to the US somewhere after 1912. Write me back and I will give you what information I have.

Re: J.Knowles Hare

rlpaget77 — 2009-07-06 00:09:14Z

I just place a post requesting info on JKH. I am interested in his ancesty. Can you help with that?

sk

Re: Message 41...Hare, County Down, Ireland,1840

leahpatriciahare — 2009-04-20 03:48:04Z

My great grandfather is named Thomas Hare he was a captain fishing boat and married to Elizabeth Cousins, we are not sure when our family came to Canada but believe that they settled in Newfoundland then my direct family moved to Nova Scotia. It may have been around the same time that they moved to Canada, does this sound like your family?

HARE Ida E DAVIS 1937-1987

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:36:24Z

HARE Ida E DAVIS 1937-1987

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HARE Ida E DAVIS 1937-1987

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:35:49Z

Re: Hares in Philadelphia circa 1848

kennedykas — 2009-01-04 15:09:55Z

Was this family listed in the 1850or 1860 census and was Mary born about 1846? Could James the father been listed as John in the census?

Hare to Harris from Wuerttemberg Germany >PA>IA

msjangles555 — 2009-07-04 15:18:45Z

Hello List,
I am trying to find a reason or a connection to my Samuel Hare b. 1800 Wuerttemberg Germany
and migrated to Union Twp., Fayette County, PA he livd there several years as a Manufacturer. He met and married Eliza Dinges and on the 1850 census they are listed as Hares.
After that they moved to Clayton County, IA and are on the 1860, census and they show up as Harris from then on.
Can anyone help me with the name change or spelling maybe diffrent in the US.
Thank you for your time...
msjangles

Re: hare family in lascassas, tn

heathercooley33 — 2009-02-20 13:00:42Z

My Hare family came from Baden, Germany and from one old land record here when he first immigrated here it was spelled Haer after which on church records and everything else it was Hare.

marriage of John White and Alice Hare, 1875, Kansas

cwhite02 — 2009-04-18 01:17:49Z

Delphos Republican, Ottawa County, Kansas, Oct. 15, 1925, page 5:
Married Fifty Years
Mr. and Mrs. John White celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ira D. Mullinax, in St. Louis, with whom they have been making their home since leaving Delphos a little over two years ago. They were married October 10, 1875 in Concordia, driving there in a big wagon from the home of the bride between Delphos and Glasco. Mrs. White's maiden name was Alice Hare.
"Few farmers had buggies in those early days," said Mr. White, in recalling pioneer times in Kansas. The newly married pair took up their residence on Mr. White's claim west of Delphos. Several years later they moved to town. They have been personally acquainted with practically all the early settlers of this section and have numerous relatives in Ottawa and adjoining counties.

obit for Alice Hare White, born 1858 Iowa, died 1929 Missouri

cwhite02 — 2009-02-05 01:33:38Z

Delphos Republican, Ottawa County, Kansas, March 22, 1929, page 1:
MRS. JOHN C. WHITE
Alice Hare White was born near Bedford, Iowa November 29, 1858. Her early girlhood days were spent near Savannah, Missouri. She moved with her parents to Kansas in the Fall of 1870, locating near Glasco.
In the month of October, 1875, she was united in marriage to Mr. John White, and from that date until 6 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. White made their home in and near Delphos, Kansas, moving from Delphos to St. Louis, Mo. where Mrs. White died and where Mr. White will spend his remaining years.
Three children came to bless this home, Ralph, who died in infancy, Anna Mullinax, who resides in St. Louis, and Leonard of Alabama.
Mrs. White was a member of a family of ten children, three of whom survive her: Mrs. Henry Sheets of Glasco, Kansas, Mrs. Almeda Goff of Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs. Noah Welch of Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. White was a devout member of the Christian church thru-out her entire life and in a consecrated and conscientious manner, fulfilled her obligations to Him who called her at the age of 70 years, 4 months and 13 days.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Saturday morning, conducted by the Pastor of the church, Rev. Paul J. Vielguth, and the body was laid to rest in the family lot.

Re: Hare's from Birmingham

Ronbasford2 — 2009-03-31 13:55:23Z

Hi Jim,
Mary Eleanor Bartleet,1851 daughter of William
married X1 1879 Aston to Gilbert Pritchard 1858 - 1887
daughter Gertrude M
married X2 4/7/1889 Aston to Thomas George Hare
1851 - 1893 Kings Norton
son Frederick J Hare
married X3 1894 Kings Norton to Edward Arthur Laurie
Hope this is of some help
Regards Ron.

HARE_Viola_Mae_and_Henry_Earl.JPG

t42Moore — 2009-01-04 02:46:01Z

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Charles Hare and Agnes McIlwraith, Limerick to Wisconsin

lizo2008 — 2009-04-10 04:41:17Z

Looking for descendants of this couple, who married in Ireland in 1883 and moved to Wisconsin via Kansas. They had 10 children: Charles,Noel, John Douglas Hare (died WW1), Arthur Garnet (joined the circus), Clarence, St George (died WW1), Harold, Agnes, Esther and Violet. I've seen them on the 1930 US census in Wisconsin, where the younger children were born. Charles senior worked for Dupont for many years. He was born in Limerick, one of nine siblings I know more about, but his father George Frederick Hare was born in Ipswich, Suffolk. A brother of Charles, Douglas Hare, went to California in the 1880s and died there after WW2.
Interested to hear from anyone with links to this family.

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t42RoseHill — 2009-01-04 02:45:55Z

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t42RoseHill — 2009-01-04 02:45:49Z

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Re: Hare's from Birmingham

jjimk — 2009-03-30 23:17:46Z

Frederick F B Hare born in 1917 was the grandson of my great grandmother Mary Elinor. She married 3 times, and her daughter by her 3rd marriage was my grandmother Annie. the child from her 2nd mrriage was Frederick J who married Frances Basford.

Re: Hare's from Birmingham

jjimk — 2009-03-31 17:32:32Z

Ron
Thanks.
I am in contact with the grandson of Gertrude Pritchard, and know of the other children from that marriage. She remained in close contact with my grandmother and as a family we have kept in touch.
I note from the message board you invited Jackrabbit [Phil Hare]to contact you. If he did, and you have his e-mail address could you ask him to contact me please? I have responded to his messages on another website but his original messages were written in 1999, and he is no longer contactible.
My mother and aunt knew Fred and Frances Hare, who they remember lived over a Bank in Colmore Row Birmingham. My Aunt said this morning as a child she thought they must have been very rich as she thought they owned the bank!
Janet

Re: The Hare family Bristol, England

rickhare — 2009-07-05 11:52:27Z

hi my grandfather was a thomas georgehare of bristol...my fathera frederick william..born 1928 bristol along with 5 brothers and sisters..my e mail is rick hare@live.co.za cheers and good luck..richard hare

Re: Hares Lincolnshire

julielemon70 — 2009-02-19 15:14:13Z

Hi, I have both Hares and Wilsons in my Jepson tree and wondered if they are related to you? Some of my family still live in Boston, Lincs.

Re: HARES OF NY

timhare63 — 2009-04-03 18:10:42Z

Valeria: I know it's a long time since you posted but I just saw it today. My dad was Tom Hare your dad's brother. My email is thare@us.ibm.com if you want to drop a line.

Anna May Hare

cmb10306 — 2009-07-18 17:02:09Z

I'm looking for info on my great grandmother, Anna May Van Dyck (nee Hare). She was born around 1885 and married George Van Dyck. They had 2 children - Eugene & Leona. They lived in Schenectady, but I believe they may have lived in Albany as well.

Re: Found! Frederick HARE and others, NY

cmb10306 — 2009-07-17 15:11:56Z

Did you happen to come across an Anna May Hare in your research? I'm trying to find info on my great grandmother, but there's nothing.

Thanks!

Re: Hares in Philadelphia circa 1848

jwhershey1 — 2009-05-18 03:37:36Z

The John Hare you speak of came over from Co. Cavan at the age of 15 or 16 by himself and stayed with his cousin (my great-great-great grandfather James)on Catherine St. in Philadelphia. He married Margaret Quinn ca 1865. They had the following children:
Catherine Hare b.1866
Mary Hare b.1868
James b. 1870
Margaret and John-twins 1872
Louis J. 1881
Helen b. 1885
John died Jan 1, 1890 baptized Nov. 1839, Drumgoon (Cootehill, Ireland)