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Re: looking for Adam Haugh ancestors, Frederick Co., MD

edavis2 — 2009-10-10 20:27:35Z

you may contact me directly at "edavis2" and then "@indy.rr.com". Thanks again, Eileen

Re: looking for Adam Haugh ancestors, Frederick Co., MD

edavis2 — 2009-10-10 20:25:58Z

Hello Elizabeth! Thank you for your reply, it was forwarded to me as my email address has changed. I have not heard from any Haugh relatives in awhile, but JoAnn Tortorolo (sp?) and Don McDaniel both responded back then and I got a lot of information from them. We were able to meet for the opening of the Haughville branch library and the meeting room featured a display of information on Adam's son, Benjamin Haugh, the namesake for Haughville. It was a great opening and the Haugh family members who came made it even more special. I will try to find her contact information, but I think JoAnn was from California too, do you know her? If not, we must try to get you two together. She has all the family history and you will have a lot to share. Let me know if you are already in touch with her. Thanks again, Eileen

Re: looking for Adam Haugh ancestors, Frederick Co., MD

slufpilot — 2009-10-10 19:56:43Z

Ms.Davis,I work at the Family History Library in Pasdena ,
California On Saturdays.I was doing research on the 12 Oct 2009 and found your message about the Haugh Family Reunion
of 2003.Adam haugh is my great great granfather,He was born 9 Feb 1789,Frederick Co Maryland.He married Mary Elisabeth
Reck in 1813,Maryland.They had 10 children all born in Maryland.In 1836 Adam Haugh Sr.Emigrated to Indiana with his family and founded Haughville,in Indiana.If you want more information on my family contact me at elizabeth_haugh
@yahoo.com.Hope to hear from you soon.
Elizabeth Haugh Shreve

HAUGH Randy D 1953-1982

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-25 12:14:06Z

HAUGH Randy D 1953-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 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: Haughs from Ireland to Washington County, NY or VT

stonepegger — 2009-02-28 02:25:38Z

I posted a small tidbit on the Rutland County Rootsweb board you might find interesting.
Regards,
Peter

Re: Haughs from Ireland to Washington County, NY or VT

heidiz177 — 2009-02-27 22:25:20Z

Thanks, Stonepegger. I have already found those in the Fairhaven and Poultney, VT cemetaries (they include my great and great great grandparents!), but I cannot trace where they came into the USA or where in Ireland they came from. Family legend says that part of the family is from Co. Clare, but we just don't know which line. Thanks, again, tho!

Have a great day,
Heidi

Re: Haughs from Ireland to Washington County, NY or VT

stonepegger — 2009-02-27 19:39:12Z

The older ones are buried in St. Marys Cem. in Fair Haven, Vermont. They were likely from a 30 mile radius in adjacent Tipperary, Clare or Limerick as were most of the people of that Irish community.

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

bat6469 — 2008-12-24 22:33:50Z

The surnames Haag and Hauck belong to the oldest familys here in Koenigheim. I didn't find a Johann Georg Haag or Hauck or his father Johann Valentin Haag / Hauck.
Sorry

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

headachemike — 2008-12-24 15:28:30Z

That would be great. Our ancester Johan George Haak, migrated to the US in 1733 aboard the ship, Pennsylvania Merchant as Hans Jereck Hauk. He was born about 1700 and died 4 Aug 1786 in Pa., USA. Someone had his birth in Steinweiler Pfalz with his father as Johann Valentin Hauck. None of that is substatiated. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

bat6469 — 2008-12-23 10:04:21Z

Hi,
i'm from Königheim (today Baden-Württember in former times "Baden") and could give help ins earching for the Haags (Catholic).

HAUGH Maggie E 1872 1964 grandma

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-13 18:39:34Z

HAUGH Maggie E 1872 1964 grandma

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Re: Haugh,Neary,Blessing, Styles,Schintzius,Wehrfritz,Goergen,Williams,Smith

tabby_tiger2 — 2008-06-14 23:18:35Z

Hi,
I would love for you to e-mail these to me. I'm researching the Haugh and Smith Family's. I don;t have much on them yet, but, who knows, these may fit in somewhere.
Thank You,
Tabby_Tiger2 shockey_carol@hotmail.com

Haugh,Neary,Blessing, Styles,Schintzius,Wehrfritz,Goergen,Williams,Smith

Burket_Prato — 2008-06-13 20:39:12Z

Not too long ago I purchased acouple of religous books at a sale and inside there was a newspaper obit clipping for a John Haugh from East Chicago who's parents where a Michael and Bridget Haugh. The books had a Lenore Haugh's name in them and a prayer card for a Lenore Williams and other prayer cards of some of the family surnames listed in the subject. There is also a prayer book for a Florence Smith and a small german bible for a Lucy SHEA????? try to make out the last name the book fell and I just torn the cover off...that book is dated 1897. Being the genealogy nut that I am I would be happy to scan and email you the funeral cards. Michelle

Re: James Thomas Haugh

icarson5154 — 2008-04-05 22:21:01Z

My grandfather was James Thomas Haugh (b. 1857) of Portlaw, County Waterford, Ireland. He may have had a brother named Ambrose Jason Haugh (my James Thomas Haugh had a maternal grandfather whose given name was Jason.)

What other information do you have which may make linking our families possible?

Irene (Haugh) Carson

The Girls Who Went Away

Nouwen — 2007-07-29 19:20:46Z

St. Paul, MN - 1954. If this sounds familiar, please reply.
Thanks!
Annie J.

Re: Samuel/George Hawk

Dillonmiami — 2006-10-19 19:55:58Z

Ann Jemima Hawk is listed in my Great Uncle's(Feaster)
family papers that her family came from Germany. She is listed in the 1860 federal census as Jemima Feaster, living in Fremont Iowa. in 1850 she is listed as Ann Feaster living missouri. She was born in Virginia.The email listed for me is wrong.

Re: James Thomas Haugh

2006-06-22 05:46:10Z

I am a descendant of Haugh family from Waterford County Ireland. Our ancestor Ambrose Jason Haugh came in the early 1870's to America and settled in Chicago. His father was a James Haugh and he had a brother named James Haugh also. the father died in Ireland in 1882. There is some link to Buffalo, NY as Ambrose Jason's son (Ambrose Albert Haugh)worked/lived there for a time.

Re: Your Message re Haugh immigration

dlindley — 2006-05-28 22:20:25Z

Hi Joan;

I am a Damrow researcher following Harvey Smith, your Grandfather who married Mildred Auguste Damrow. Please contact me off the board, we can discuss your family further.

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

2006-02-06 21:17:39Z

Sorry, but this doesn't sound like my Haugh line. The short answer to your question then is 'no'. But I give long answers: My family name was originally Haak and Haag, immigrated 1730s from Germany to PA. It was not until 80 years later that the Haugh spelling began to appear in my family as they moved westward out of Berks and Dauphin Countys to Centre county and on to Armstrong County PA. The spelling, Haugh, itself is more likely an Anglo or non-German name. I believe my Haak and Haag slid into the Haugh spelling as they left the heavily german enclaves and mingled more with english speakersin central and western PA.

It is always possible that one of the Haak siblings wandered south to Maryland and went through a name metmorphis as did my Haak. If you have reason to believe that your 'Haughs' were German it could be worth the exploration.

Re: Haugh, Haag, Hauck etc German immigrant to PA 1733

2006-01-14 04:33:40Z

Do you have any of these lines migrating to Stark Co., OH in the early 1800's?

Re: Haugh, Haag, Hauck etc German immigrant to PA 1733

2005-12-20 00:21:57Z

I have My Johan Jacob arriving in Dauphin County from Berks at approx age of two (ca 1787) along with his parents and siblings as well as his uncle Johan George and his family. As to whether His aunt Maria Barbara and husband were there also I cannot say; I did not search Wagners.

Sometime in the 1820s Jacob and family as well as Jacob's brother Daniel and Family show up in Centre County. I believe that Jacob is the Jacob Hogg in 1830 census of Spring Twp. But, again, in re Barbara, I have not searched Wagner although the Haughs did seem to move in extended family.

By mid 1840s Jacob and brother along with families were moved on to Jefferson County.

I offer Satisfaction Guaranteed on the Haugh Book at $9.95 plus $2 SH. If not satisfied that you have received the value of the purchase price for your family simply return for full refund.

Dick Holben
3659 Via Gaviota
Green Valley, AZ 85614

Re: Haugh, Haag, Hauck etc German immigrant to PA 1733

2005-12-19 20:34:30Z

My 3rd great-grandfather was Mathias Wagner of Centre Co., Pa. For years I've resisted accepting, as others have, that he was the son born in 1782 to Johan George Wagner and Maria Barbara Haag of Berks County (she being the sister of your George Michael). Although there is seemingly strong circumstantial evidence supporting this tie, some conflicting evidence left me in doubt. You say George Micahel's son Jacob wandered through Centre County. When was that? Were there other members who passed through or took up residence there?

Re: Haugh, Haag, Hauck etc German immigrant to PA 1733

2005-08-28 21:52:04Z

Haughs from Ireland to Washington County, NY or VT

2005-03-13 02:46:30Z

Hello Haughs!! :)

I'm looking for any information on my grandmother's family. My Gram, Margaret Haugh, hailed from Rutland, VT, but her father, John Haugh, was born in Hampton, Washington County, NY. I believe that John met my great grandmther, Alice Carmody (b. in Wells, Rutland County, VT) at the area church in Fairhaven, Rutland County, VT. He had several siblings, but we don't know where they went and the family has lost touch with their lines. John's father (and Margaret's Grandfather) was also named John (b. 1835, somewhere in Ireland, married to Catherine McMahon, b.1843, somewhere in Ireland) as was his father, John (b.1806, somewhere in Ireland, married to Bridget McGrath, v.1809, somewhere in Ireland).

My Haugh family appears to have immigrated some time before 1866 because John (b.1835)'s eldest child was born then and in Hampton, NY, USA. This is the first "American" listing of any of the Haughs. I don't know where they entered America or exactly when, and I've no idea where in Eire they may have been from.

According to US and NY census info, my Haughs were successful farmers in the Hampton, NY/Rutland, VT area.

If any of these folks sound familiar, please let me know! I'm happy to share what I've found so far.

Thank you!
Heidi

Re: Haugh, Haag, Hauck etc German immigrant to PA 1733

2005-11-11 17:02:42Z

Yes the Haugh book is still available and yes it is your Haugh family. The Michael Haugh you speak of as son of Jacob was born 1808 in Dauphin County to Jacob and Elizabeth. Jacob born 1784 in Berks County where his great grand father settled in 1733, The year he arrived in Pennsylvania. The book covers the generations starting with the first immigrant of 1733 and follows line of descent all the way down to my own grandmother who was born in Jefferson county in 1886 as a great grand daugher of Jefferson County's first Jacob (father of your michael).

My book follows my line of descent from the immigrant pretty much but includes information on the siblings of each generation including your Michael married to Lana (Magdalena) Beisel. From Michael backward for four generations to the immigrant would be your line.

Most of the Jefferson County Haughs are descended from Jacob and my connection for Jacob with the Berks County Haak family and the immigrant of 1733 was a new discovery for Jefferson County Haughs when I published it in 2003.

One of the first readers of the book, Louise Heintzman, who had been researching the Jefferson County Haugh family for ten years said, "You have taken the (Jacob) Haugh family three generations further than any one else I know of".

The book is paperback, card stock, perfect bound, 5 ½ x 8 inches and contains 81 pages of history, including photos and Notes plus four fold-out charts to aid the researcher. (Plus my four page update of 2005) They may be purchased directly from me for $9.95 each, plus $2 First Class shipping per order.

I guarantee satisfaction of value or money refunded. Will also answer any specific question you have, regardless.

Dick Holben, 3659 Via Gaviota, Green Valley, AZ 85614

Phone 520-403-6614.

Re: HAUGH DNA Project

2005-01-23 05:06:20Z

I'm searching the Haugh Family. My Grandmother was a Haugh. She married a Stitely. I'm also researching the Stitely, and Yeager Families. If this certifies me to join, Please send me the info. Thank You,
Carol Shockey

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

2004-08-11 15:00:33Z

HI Margie,

Yes I can identify Valentine and tie him into my book.

I am on the road right now and don't have a copy with me. I will be back home about the 20th of this month and will reply again at that time with the information you are looking for.

Thanks for your inquiry,

Dick Holben

HAUGH DNA Project

BeckyGriswold — 2005-01-19 03:08:26Z

I have just started a Hough/Haugh/Huff surname DNA project. This is a Y-DNA project which means that you have to be a male Hough/Haugh/Huff/ to be a member of the project.

The purpose of this DNA surname project is to help researchers break down brick walls, to determine if and how all of the Hough/Haugh, etc. lines are connected and for those of us in the U.S. to see how our lines are connected to the lines in Europe and other parts around the world.

DNA testing can be a very valuable tool in genealogical research. However, it won't tell us anything if we don't participate. So if you are a male Hough/Haugh/Huff/ or any other spelling variation of the name, or if you know of any living male Haugh from your line, please consider joining this project.

If you would like to join or for further information, please e-mail me at beckygrizz@yahoo.com and I will tell you how you can get started.

Regards,
Becky (Hough) Griswold

Re: HAUGH DNA Project

BeckyGriswold — 2005-01-23 16:08:44Z

Carol,

Did your grandmother have any brothers who are still alive or who have living male descendents? A male Haugh would need to take this test as it is a Y-Chromosome test. If you can find a male Haugh in your line you can sponsor a test for them.

Let me know if you have other questions.

Regards,
Becky Hough Griswold

Re: Edward Haugh/Maria Shiely Minnesota Ed=1831-B4 1930

Diebel1 — 2004-09-27 10:15:36Z

Emilie,
Have you received any more info on this family? Maria is my great grandfather's sister and I know the Haugh's are still in the Credit River area.

Obit. HAUGH, LOUISE REYNOLDS

KAYROM — 2004-04-16 16:15:32Z

Re: Trying to compile a family tree

BobbyTroup46 — 2004-09-26 18:55:51Z

Danielle, I'm working on the FERRINGER family and was wondering what your direct line is.

Haugh: Howe, Hough, all of North Prospect Street in Herkimer, NY

cmagha — 2004-11-22 21:52:51Z

Re: Haugh, Haag, Hauck etc German immigrant to PA 1733

annyhow — 2005-08-28 20:53:44Z

Is your book still available? I am tracing my Haugh family in NY. My ggrandfather was John Haugh. That is as far as I can go.

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

jn2131 — 2006-02-06 18:14:24Z

Any possibility any of your Haugh research has turned up a William David Haugh, b abt 1826, likely in Frederick Co, MD? He married (1850, Carroll Co, MD) Susanna Forney, b 1824 in York Co, Pa. He died 1922 in Frederick Co, MD.
His death cert lists his father as William D Haugh and his mother as Susan Fahrney, so I'm not sure that's correct. This is a brick wall and several people have been unable to find any birth/baptism record for him, so perhaps he wasn't born in MD.
Thanks for any help or ideas. Linda

Re: Legend of Haugh Hollow

jn2131 — 2006-02-07 01:53:07Z

Actually, I do think Wm Haugh was German. His wife and her family were German Lutherans, the area of Md where he lived was very heavily German, and he was a member of the Grace reformed church, which was an offspring of the German Reformed Church. My grandfather's sister is also researching this line and I asked her to take a look at these posts- Wm D Haugh was her grandfather and she may have more info than I do.
Do you know where in Germany you Haag's originate? I am researching another line in Konigheim, Baden, and have many Haag (Catholic) ancestors there. Probably no connection, since the early German emigres weren't Catholic, but interesting..
Thanks for your speedy reply
Linda

Re: Dilla M Haugh b. 7/5/1865 Iowa??

vegasscot — 2005-02-23 00:55:59Z

Found Her!!!

Then I laid my head down on my desk and cried. Whew!!

It only took me 19 months!

Dilla M Haugh b. 7/5/1865 Iowa??

vegasscot — 2005-02-14 11:18:47Z

I hope someone out there can tell me of my gggrandmother Dilla Mae (or Della Mae) Haugh (or Hough). I have birth and death dates on her from a family bible, but little else. Married James Francis Hite, date unknown. Thank you!!
Heather

Re: Robert L. Haugh and Pronunciation