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Frank Hauber and Magdalena Heinzmann Hauber lived in Germany and Manhattan, NY

acesandash4 — 2012-07-14 15:02:38Z

I am looking for information on Frank Xavier Hauber who lived at Parkstrasse 3 in Munchen, Germany. He was born about 1868 and married Magdalena (Lena) Heinzmann in Manhattan, NY on January 17, 1886. His father was Franz Hauber and his mother was Elise Bartel Hauber. He died November 18, 1952. He immigrated to the US in 1878. The family lived at 467 West 46th Street in Manhattan.

Magdalena's parents were Joseph Heinzmann and Marie Eisele Heinzmann. She immigrated in 1883 to the US.

Their children:
Frank Hauber- born May 5, 1888 in Manhattan, NY
It looks like he might have married a woman named Ida and had two children Ethel b about 1914 and Frank b about 1915. He then married again a woman named Edith and the had two children Florence b about 1922 and Otto born about 1925.

Anna Hauber Schmit Brown (my great grandmother) born Jan 5, 1890 in Manhattan. She died in 1977. She married George Corwin Schmit and they had a son George Corwin Schmit. Her husband died I think around 1918. She remarried Earle H. Brown (from Canada) and they had two children Walter and Earle Brown. They lived around Middletown, NY.

Elizabeth Hauber born in Manhattan, NY Oct 26, 1891 and died July 15, 1892.

Frances Hauber born 1894 in Manhattan. In the 1920 census she is married and her last name is Fenner.

Otto Anthony Hauber born 1898 in Manhattan, NY

John Hauber was born about 1900 in Manhattan,NY

William Hauber was born around 1911 in Manhattan, NY. Later he lived in Ridgewood, NJ.

That's about all I found out except that Frank X may have been married before while living in Germany and may also have a daughter named Euphrosine Falter who to my knowledge never came to the United States.

Any other information would be appreciated.

ACES

Charles Anderson HAUBER - 1867 - 1925 Washington State

srichart1 — 2011-09-18 17:55:30Z

Hi,
I'm extracting information from the Stevens County (Washington) Medical Society Minutes. Dr. Charles Anderson HAUBER is in the Chewelah area for about three years, 1916 - 1919. Per his WA Death Record, his father was Martin H. Hauber. Mother was Phoebe SAYSLOR. Census records indicate he was born in Washington State in 1867. Dr. HAUBER died in Centralia, Washington 29 January 1925.

Is anyone following this family? I would like to obtain a picture of Dr. Charles HAUBER to add to the images of the minutes when they are posted to the website, www.crossroadsarchive.net.

Sue Richart
Crossroads on the Columbia

Re: Elva Almaraz Hauber

jimbean23 — 2011-08-22 05:56:41Z

Im Jeremiah Hauber the son of Elva hauber. she died when i was 3 and i know everything u need to know about her...message back.

Re: margaret m haughey

DianneHauber48 — 2011-06-24 05:24:21Z

Dear Linda,
I am researching HAUBER and ALTMANN families from Wurttenberg, specifically, Ellenberg, Hauber-Bronn, and Stuttgart, and Ellwangen.
I am 63 years of age. My sister is called LINDA, she is 61!! So I wonder is this a coincidence or a name that was used in other HAUBER families.
I live in Adelaide South Australia.
Who are you looking for?
regards, Dianne

John Patrick HAUBER

rae_ryan — 2011-06-20 04:05:48Z

Would the person who ownes the GOW family tree where John Patrick HAUBER'S name appears please contact me off list.
ryanbrisi4@bigpond.com
Thanks Rae Ryan.

Re: Adam Hauber

wjesseharber — 2011-04-02 19:16:27Z

I am also descended from Adam Hauber/Harber. Would like to exchange info with you.

W. Jesse Harber, Jr.
jesseharber@aol.com
321-254-4420

Re: Hauber Family of Philadelphia (originally Germany)

rae_ryan — 2011-01-30 21:04:12Z

My John(Johannes ) came from Jettenbach.He along with his siblings were born to parents August & Margaretha (Schaffer).August (b1746) was a baker .His father Friedrich Christoph was a minister.As far as I know Johannes was the only one fron his family to come to Aust.I've wondered where his siblings went to .Johannes was b 1832 with his siblings being born bet 1820-1840.Not sure if we are connected but it would be good to find some other desc.We'll have to see if we have a common ancestor link.
Thanks Rae Ryan Qld Aust.

Re: Hauber Family of Philadelphia (originally Germany)

deddy138 — 2011-01-29 16:31:27Z

I have a some information on the Hauber family. Seven brothers came to the US, entering in Philadelphia. Most of them stayed in the area; two went to St. Mary, PA. What do you need? I've been working on the tree for a few years, even going to the St. Mary's area to track down the two up there. Don't have the whole tree, but you are welcome to what I have.

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

Philip_Pauley — 2010-11-29 21:39:59Z

Hi Leigh, It was good to see your post and it has led me to change a few details on my tree. I have sent you an invitation via this site to join the tree I have. I also have a tree on MyHeritage which you are also welcome to join if you let me know your email address. I have a variety of documents I could send you which may be of interest. My email is shbooks@bigpond.net.au .
Cecil and Anna lived in Colonel Light Gardens and I can remember going to the Hauber Bros shop with my mother, Laurel, when I was very young.
Cheers
Philip

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

mikeboruta52 — 2010-11-29 10:42:53Z

Thank you guys for the info. Maybe one of these days, I can piece together a connection. Nice to know ahead of time where other parts of the Hauber family went to in this world way back then. Crazier things have happen!!!
A cousins daughter living in MI met and married a man who's family also is suppose to be from St Marys, Elk Co PA - and I thought I was told was related to the Hauber line.

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

LeighHauber — 2010-11-29 09:14:49Z

Hi Mike, My G'grandfather Matthaus was born 21.9.1856 Ellenberg; sister Ursula 28.4.1848, Joseph 18.7.1850, Maria Anna 12.3.1852 (married Joseph Leis) died 1.7.1875.
Matthaus and Ursula came to Australia about 1883 leaving Joseph behind. Joseph married Theresia Erhard and had 9 children. Matthaus, Joseph, Matthaus, Josephine and Constance (twins ?) Willem (?) Elizabeth, Theresia, Ursula (?)
I thought there maybe a Frederick but can't read old documents. I saw a TV special on Rommel (2004) and an ex service man, Staff Sgt Frederick Hauber serve in Afrika Corp was intrerviewed he looked like my Father! Cheers Leigh

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

LeighHauber — 2010-11-29 08:49:04Z

Hey Philip, Great news! I am just back from a break. I believe Matthaus came out as you say on the Masala with his sister but went back for Leonard and Anna; they were married 6.10.1886 Wirrabera SA. Len married Evalena Johns Ceril's sister. I see your Mum would have been Laural (?) I don't know anything about Saarsland unless it is a province, all info I have refer to only Ellenberg and Matthaus Death Cert.states he was born Ellenberg. Anna (nee Altmann) was born Pfahlheim not very far away. Len had 2 sons, Rex and Leonard Eric, my Father(eventually Eric as it was too confusing). If you send me yout email address i can send you details conversely I am in Melbourne (and listed) Cheers
Leigh

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

Philip_Pauley — 2010-11-27 08:30:58Z

Kaspar Furst, with his wife, (Ursurla) Marie sailed from Hamburg aboard the steamer, Marsala, on Aug 5, 1883, arriving Semaphore, South Australia, on Oct 8 or 9, 1883. Matthias Hauber was naturalised in Adelaide on Oct 10, 1883 (the record states that he had been in South Australia 2 days), indicating he may well have travelled with them. The Marsala continued on with the remainder of the passengers disembarking in Sydney.

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

Mike_Boruta — 2010-11-25 17:55:53Z

Josef Hauber was the son of John George Hauber and Magdalena Schenk. His first wife was Mary Josephine Mak/Magg/Mack - the daughter of Francis Xavier Mack & Mary Victoria Feile. To her were born 7 children - Mary Ann, Joseph Andrew, John Sebastian, George John, Catherine, Mary Victoria, and Sebastian Fabian Hauber. To Josef second wife, Mary Anna Mak, were born children Mary Victoria, Mary Crsecentia, Mary Francisa, John Sebastian, Nathony Lawrence, Josephine, and Simon Hauber.
John George Hauber was the son of Balhazar Hauber and Eva Borst. Born Sept 24, 1741m married Magdalena Jan 17, 1769 in Mother of Sorrows Churchm Ellenberg Germany. To this union, 12 children were born. John died Oct 13, 1822 Ellenberg Germany

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

Philip_Pauley — 2010-11-25 10:30:36Z

Hi Leigh, My great grandparents were also Matthias and Anna (nee Altmann) Hauber of Wirrabara, South Australia. Matthias naturalisation is as follows:
Naturalisation (he wasn't born SA)
HAUBER Mathaus; farmer of Adelaide; native of Segemuhle, Wurtenberg, Empire of Germany; age 27 y; in SA 2 days; Memorial 10-10-1883 signed Matthaus HAUBER; Source(s) A711.

Thus it looks like he arrived in Adelaide just 2 days before 10Oct 1883.
I can not even find Segemuhle in Germany but the literal translation appears to be "sawmill".
Their daughter Anna Hauber married my grandfather, Cecil Barkley Johns. Interestingly Cecil's siter, Eveleena married a Leonard Hauber, born 1887. I can find no information about Leonards parents but assume he was the son of Matthias nad Anna.
My late mother said the Haubers came from Saarland which is close but this is only word of mouth. I would be delighted to have you as a guest on my tree which is still very much under construction.
I am still seeking details on the decendants of Matthias and Anna Hauber.
Cheers
Philip Pauley

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

Mike_Boruta — 2010-11-25 00:48:44Z

Joseph Feile married Mary Ann Hauber June 10, 1834 at Mother of Sorrows Church, Ellenberg, Germany. Mary was born Oct 15, 1810 at Breitenbach Germany and died Oct 8, 1893 at Petoskey, Emmet Co MI. Her parents were Joseph Hauber born Nov 29, 1775 and he died Aug 31, 1860. His first wife was Josephine Magg (note correction)who was born Jan 20, 1788 and died Jan 4, 1820. Joseph then married a sister of Josephine and had 7 more children.
My notes state the Family place as Breitenbach Wuerttenberg, Germany

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

Mike_Boruta — 2010-11-24 21:03:51Z

Mary Ann Hauber, oldest of the children born to Joseph & Josephine Mak/Mack, was born in 1809. Came with her husband , Jospeh Fiele and six of their 8 children to America in 1846, or about then. Settled in St Marys, Elk Co PA.
As I said, Joseph had a large family with two wives. Keep in mind, there is room for one or two generations before your Haubers are born. I am not sure the two families are related, or if so, how. I know a brother of Mary's was a Sebastian Hauber. I also believe Joseph Hauber was a town mayor - but called something else back then. A cousin of mine, Fr Lavern Flach, had researched all this thru the German records. I have some copies, and will try and locate them for you. Through the German Records, and his translation - which he got pretty good at for their all in old German, he also took the Hauber family back a few more generations. Fr Flach passed away a few years back. Not sure what happen to the book of info he had gathered. The German records were in the LDS files.
I recall Ellenburg - because my great-great-grandmother, Maria Anna Feile was baptized there after her birth on May 16, 1839. On that record is also the name of the church.
48 years of research - never throw much away, and I will find it soon.

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

LeighHauber — 2010-11-24 10:24:23Z

As far as I know no relative moved to USA. My G-grandfather
Matthias came to Australia around 1886 marrying Maria Anna Altmann. MAtthias brother was Joseph I believe his wife's name Theresia Erhard and they stayed in Ellenburg. Please reply if you have further information.

Re: Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

mikeboruta52 — 2010-11-23 21:44:15Z

My Haudber family is from Ellenburg area in Germany, and a few ot them moved to St Mary's PA in the early 1850's. In Germany, a Joseph Hauber married a Mak lady had 7 or 8 children, she died, and he remarried a sister of her's and had another 7 or 8 children. One of his daughters, Mary Ann Hauber married Joseph Feile and came to America. Joseph died in the 1860 in St Marys PA, and Mary Ann moved to Petoskey MI where she died in the 1890's and is buried there in St Francis Cemetery. I even have a picture of her.
MikeB - MKonle@comcast.net

Hauber from Ellenberg Wurtemberg Germany

LeighHauber — 2010-02-27 06:31:19Z

Hi, I am looking for relatives from Ellenberg. My Great-grandfather came to Australia with his sister Ursula and brother-in-law Kaspar Furst about 1888 leaving behind his parents Joseph and Elizabeth (Lutz)and brother Joseph.Joseph married Theresia (Erhard) 10/6/1879. Can anyone please help? Cheers Leigh

Re: JOSEPH XAVIER HAUBER AND HIS FATHER AUGUST

claudiabach — 2009-10-22 15:49:59Z

hello, my name is claudia bach,

i`m 34 years old and was born in southern germany. my grandmother`s maiden name is paula hauber. she was born in ellwangen (like joseph xavier hauber) in 1928. and she`s alive. perhaps, this can somehow put you on your forefather`s trails ...

have a good day.
claudia

Re: margaret m haughey

chaughey0011 — 2009-07-05 13:48:10Z

really haughey from philly please pass on my e mail
having a hard time locating people
thank
carol
chaughey001 comcast.net

Re: margaret m haughey

zakyam — 2009-07-05 02:48:35Z

It is amazing that you post this. I am Linda Hauber, and grew up with a best friend and close family called "Haughey". Interesting how those two worlds keep coliding.

Re: Hauber Family of Philadelphia (originally Germany)

rae_ryan — 2007-10-01 08:04:05Z

not my john hauber he came to Aust in 1852-1853 married elizabeth eger (or ayer) in 1855. Died 1910 Mittagong NSW
Rae ryan.

Re: Hauber Family of Philadelphia (originally Germany)

mary175170 — 2007-09-30 19:36:40Z

John Hauber was one of seven brothers who came from Wurteemberg, Germany, and settled in Philadelphia. The brothers were : Frank - 1926, Christopher - 1828, Sebastian -1829, Gottlieb - 1834, William - 1836, and George - 1837. Some of the Hauber family left Philadelphia and went to St. Mary, PA. Some of the seven brothers worked as farmers; others were cabinet makers, wheelwrights, and a watchmaker.
Gottlieb Hauber was my paternal great-great-great grandfather. He owned a farm in the Germantown section of Philadelphia and my family has pictures of it.
Hope this helps.

finding someone who died in New Zealand

rae_ryan — 2007-09-04 22:24:02Z

My ggrandfather Augustus Hauber dissappeared in NZ abt 1914. My ggrandmother stated on a pension request in 1924 that "Ibelieve him to be dead . Iproduce letters from him & the secretary C>P>O (or this could be G>P>O> Wellington New Zealand.". It also states that he dissappeared abt 20 rys ago & is believed to have died at this time. CAN anyone from NZ help me in determining what government body those 3 letters could be refering to. I need to find out where he is buried , those missing pieces can help sooo much.
Thanks rae ryan.

margaret m haughey

chaughey0011 — 2007-07-29 23:17:00Z

Good Evening,

I have a death record and family reords on Mararget
that her father was CHARLES HAUBER AND MOTHER CAROLINE BAUMANN Maragret was born- 9-27-1892
dies june 11 1973
her husband- died yound and never remarried his name was-

francis raymond haughey
the record does not say where the parents are born

If you know of anything please e mail me
Thanx
Carol
chaughey001@comcast.net

johann hauber

rae_ryan — 2007-07-13 23:39:59Z

Johann (or john) from Bavaria born abt 1832 came to Aust bet 1852-1855. Married Elizabetha eger or (ayer) b abt 1839 hesse darmstadt germany. Married Sydney 1855 died 1910.May have came from Germany via America to Aust.

Anna Hauber in 1915 Minnesota Senior Class photo

Not_A_Relative — 2007-02-07 13:12:55Z

Anna Hauber in Park Rapids High School, Park Rapids, Minnesota Senior Class 1915

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/6c/2p/park_rapids_high_senior...

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JOSEPH XAVIER HAUBER AND HIS FATHER AUGUST

2006-10-18 22:34:13Z

Joseph was born June 22,1846 in the vicinity of Ellwangen,Wuerttemberg,Germany. AsI can find more specifically Wuerttemberg> Ellwangen> Stimpfach> Eichishof.Joseph went to the U.S.A. in 1864 and passed away there in 1933. All vital records for Joseph in the U.S. refer to his being from "Germany or Wuerttemberg only.I have visited the Ellwangen area and have searched everywhere but not come up with anything on them even with the great help from the L.D.S. in Ellwangen. My search has continued to be a long one with no verification that my ggrandfather and his father were indeed from Eichishof. I'm beginning to think August got caught up in the wars or revolutions of the time and that was why Joseph left Germany young and alone.
Any help would be appreciated,
Harold Shrader

Re: Hauber Family of Philadelphia (originally Germany)

Bets67 — 2006-08-21 20:30:37Z

Might be a brother of Joseph (Josef) born 29 Apr 1825 in Wurtemberg/Germany. Moved from Seneca Falls, NY, to Winneshiek County, Iowa, in 1865; married Margaretha HORN (my gr-grandfather's sister) on 12 Mar 1854 and died 29 Mar 1894 near Ridgeway, Winneshiek Cty, IA,. Have a copy of his Naturalization and some info from a researcher that indicated that he immigrated from Regensburg, GRD, with a brother. I'll look for more and let you know.

Betty

Re: Hauber-Horn

BLouHorn — 2006-08-06 02:30:33Z

Was your Mary wife of John MILLER? I have a photo of them; possibly wedding photo. Do you have any photos of Joseph & Margaretha [Horn] HAUBER? Contact me direct at email above and I will send electronic copies.

Betty Horn
PS: My Gr-Grpa-Andrew was younger brother of Margaretha above.

Elva Almaraz Hauber

Canelitas — 2006-01-09 17:22:51Z

Hi I'm looking for info on Elva Almaraz Hauber, She was born on March 3, 1976 in Pasco WA, and died on July 7, 1999 in Idaho Falls, ID.

Her father was Felipe Almaraz Guardado, aand I'm not sure what her mother's first name is, but I believe the last name is Meraz. I don't know the story, but I know that she had a step-father with the last name Hauber.

Sadly to say she died before I could met her, I know she left behind a son. I'm not sure of his name though. If anyone knows who I'm talking about please reply or e-mail me at mmagundis@hotmail.com

Thanks for your time and God Bless You!
Mags

Leo Hauber

delldudes43 — 2005-10-08 23:16:21Z

I am seeking information on a Ruby Hauber, wife of Leo Hauber. She was born Ruby Bowman in 1901, daughter of Frank and Emma Bowman. She is on the 1930 census with Leo Hauber and his stepfather in Jackson County. I have her as dying in 1990. Does anyone have any connections to this family?
Thanks,
Cyndy Moen

Helen ( Hauber ) Markley - Obit - Harrison County, Ohio

DLaFromboise — 2005-04-10 11:14:29Z

THE HARRISON NEWS HERALD
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Pub. December 15, 2003
Page, C - 3
Harrison County, Ohio

OBITUARY : HELEN M. MARKLEY

Helen M. Markley, age 66, Scio, died December 6, 2003 in Twin City Hospital, Dennison.

She was born April 8, 1939 in Foxes Bottom, Adena, a daughter of the late Steve and Mary Olive Robinson Hauber.

A 1957 graduate of Scio High School, she began working for Scio Bank in 1963 and retired from National City Bank, NE, Scio in 2001. She was currently serving on the Scio Village Council.

She was very active in the community holding memberships in Scio American Legion Post 482 Auxillary and Crabapples, where she served as treasurer for both organizations for many years. She was also a member of the Scio Civic Club , Scio Sportsman's Club , Scio area representative for the Salvation Army and was a volunteer at Twin City Hospital.

She was preceded in death by her parents ; and a sister, Maxine Munahbousen.

Surviving are her husband, Jack " Denny " Markley ; a son Ray ( Mary Beth ) Markley of Scio ; a brother, Charles E. Hauber of Scio.

Graveside memorial service was held December 13, 2003 in Grandview Cemetery, Scio with the Rev. Mick Foster officiating. In keeping with her wishes there were no calling hours. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to either, Tusc/Carroll County Hospice, 1040 Trump Road, Carrollton, Ohio 44615 or the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box, Cadiz, Ohio 43907.

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I am not related, just a courtesy posting.

JOSEPH XAVIER HAUBER

2005-03-03 02:48:45Z

Born 22 June 1846 in area of Baden - Wuerttenberg< Ellwangen< Stimpfach < Eichishof as far as I can tell. His roots stop there ( I have all his pertinet history in the U.S.)
Searching for any info on Joseph while in Germany and his father August. Joseph left Germany in 1864 apparently alone.

Re: Jacob Hauber

jcengel20071008 — 2004-09-01 06:45:46Z

Any chance that your family ties in to the following "Huber" family? His wife was a relative of mine, from Bahlingen. A family bible referes to him as von Kindringen???

Jacob Huber
Born: Baden?
Died: 19 June 1862 in sawmill accident near Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Married: Anna Maria "Emma" Engel ca. 1861-62
Born: 31 July 1842 Bahlingen, Baden, Germany
Died: 10 January 1914 in Billings, Christian Co., Missouri

Children:
Jacob Huber
Born: 12 February 1863
Died: Unknown
Occupation: Farmer
Mary Huber
Born: 12 February 1863 Iowa
Died: September 1884 in Springfield? Missouri

Anna's 2nd Marriage was to John Tiede

Jacob M. Hauber

mlyen — 2004-08-25 16:42:42Z

I have an article from the paper from Gregory, South Dakota for a Jacob M. Hauber (with picture) who graduated from Harlingen Army Gunnery School in Texas. It is from August 27, 1942. Will gladly give to family.

Re: Jacob M. Hauber

mlyen — 2004-08-25 16:42:42Z

I have sent the article to a lady from Kansas, that said Jacob was her uncle. If you will reply directly to me, i will give you her address and she will probably make a copy for you. Sorry, Marv. marvtrucks@chartermi.net.

George and Kate Hauber of Burlington, IA

2004-06-28 00:22:57Z

I am looking for any information on George and Kate (Katharina) Hauber from Burlington, Iowa. Her parents were Christian and Agnes Klein. They were enumerated in the 1880 census living with her parents. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Frank Hauber

2004-06-07 18:10:15Z

Hello Barbara,
When I was a boy on the Baker home farm, 4 1/2 miles south of Cresco, Iowa, Andrew Hauber's farm was just a half-mile south of ours on that same Protivin Road. It was on the corner of the road that went to Ridgeway, around 6 miles to the east.
Andrew Hauber's son was Karl (or Carl) and I think his wife was a Herold. My mother once said his son Harold was named after his mother. Other son was Charles.

Re: Frank Hauber

2004-06-07 18:10:13Z

Hauber obituary

Debbie_Deuser — 2004-05-18 00:48:13Z

Obituary- The Courier-Journal January 21, 2002

Gertrude Hauber, 95, of Louisville, died Sunday, January 20, 2002 at Mt. Holly Nursing Home. She is survived by several nieces and nephes. Funeral: 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Interment: Calvary Cemetary. Visitation: 1-3 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. Monday at Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington Road. Contributions: St. Joseph Catholic Church, 1406 E. Washington St., 40206
She was the former Gertrude McCloskey Schultz Hauber, widow of Paul Hauber.

Re: Hauber-Horn

2004-02-03 02:58:09Z

Yes, Mary was married to John Milller. The only picutre I have is of a Miller family reuion.

Re: Hauber-Horn

cmsteele1993 — 2004-01-03 04:34:41Z

I am a decedent of Joseph and Margaretha. Their daughter Mary A. Hauber is my gggrandmother. I do not have a lot of information. I am happy to share what I have. Most of my information is closer to my generation.

Hauber, Stage Wedding Announcement, Peshastin, WA

petra2000 — 2003-10-06 18:12:03Z

"Couple Wed at Home Ceremony"
A lovely bride was Miss Inez May Stage, daughter of Mrs. Emma Stage of Leavenworth, whose recent marriage to William H. Hauber, son of George A. Hauber, also of Leavenworth, was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Morgan of Peshastin.
For her wedding, the bride chose a floor-length gown of white jersey and a finger-tip veil held by stephanotis. Upon a white Bible with ribbon streamers of sweet peas, she carried two gardenias. The twin nieces of the bride, Naoma, and Norma Stage lighted the candles and while the wedding party stood before the white altar, the Rev. Jay Eller read the single ring ceremony. For going-away the bride wore a blue ensemble.
The new Mrs. Hauber is a graduate of Leavenworth high school, and Eastern Washington College of Education. The groom attended Peshastin and Wenatchee schools, and since entering the service in 1940 has been with the army transport and the Port of Embarkation in Seattle. After June 5, they will be at home at Seaburst, South Seattle.

Hauber Family of Philadelphia (originally Germany)

guinnesscub78 — 2003-10-01 19:03:57Z

Looking for Info. on the HAUBER family of Philadelphia.

JOHN & HANNAH HAUBER, both born in Germany in 1832, married in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania sometime before 1861.

The Hauber Family lived at 1241 Montgomery Avenue in Philadelphia in the 1880 Census.

Had the following children:

Frederick Hauber born c.1861
John Hauber, Jr. born c.1864
Louisa Hauber born c. 1866
Julia Hauber born c. 1868
George Hauber born c. 1871
Emma Hauber born c. 1873
Louis Hauber born c.1875

All were born in Philadelphia.
Emma Hauber went on to marry George W. Trindle, also of Pennsylvania sometime around 1893 in Philadelphia and had 2 children: George W. Trindle, Jr. in 1900 and Edna M. Shacklett (nee Trindle) in 1893.

Any connections?

Any idea of their origins?
Thanks for any and all help!

Re: Casper Hauber

2003-01-29 22:53:30Z

don
didn't catch your message til now.
tho i still search,i'm no farther along now than a year ago.one thing that may help both you and i is the website that you can trim down to just wuerttenberg.it's some how hooked up with rootsweb but it's location is http://www.rootsweb.com/~wggermany/ then picking out Germany Gen Web Project:Baden Wuerttenberg
keep in touch,
red

Bertha Hauber

Carole_Hainsworth — 2003-01-12 06:12:31Z

I havce a Josef Hogl who married a Berth Hauber about the 190'0's. They are said to have had a blind child? Would like to find their marriage date and share family history.

Re: Jacob M. Hauber

lmcguire6172 — 2002-12-24 03:11:46Z

I would really like a copy of your article. Jacob M. Hauber is my second cousin.