Hauser - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for Ancestors of Jakob Hauser who was born in Ilbesheim Germany in 1760

dsfromel — 2013-05-14 13:48:40Z

http://www.geneamusings.com/2010/05/ancestrycom-source-citat...

Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I need to revisit some Ancestry.com sources going forward

Re: Looking for Ancestors of Jakob Hauser who was born in Ilbesheim Germany in 1760

DRichard5 — 2013-05-13 18:14:50Z

I'm not finding anything with the link you sent me. Am I missing something?

Re: Looking for Ancestors of Jakob Hauser who was born in Ilbesheim Germany in 1760

dsfromel — 2013-05-13 00:30:08Z

Feb 14 1832
Reference

Ancestry Family Trees (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry.com, http://www.Ancestry.com, Database online.. http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&....

Re: Isaac Hauser of Galveston, TX. in 1900

velogoat — 2013-05-01 12:50:45Z

I am a descendant of Isaac Hauser and I can safely relate that neither he nor his wife were killed in the 1900 storm. They survived in the second story of their dry goods store only because the debris wall from the storm stopped approximately 300 feet short of that location.
Anthony Hauser, son of Ronald, grandson of Abe, great grandson of Isaac.

Re: Mrs. Margaret Hauser obit

jje157 — 2013-04-25 01:44:58Z

hi - Mrs. Christine Hauser listed in the obit is my great-great-great aunt. Her madien name was Exler and Stephen Yeager was her frist husband.

Re: In search of Randy Hooser and or his book

bhauser32 — 2013-04-03 00:33:15Z

Can you email me at bill@bhiequipment.com ? I'll send you a list of the books that I know about and have on hand.
Direct email is much easier than going thru A.Com. Bill Hauser

Re: In search of Randy Hooser and or his book

bookchick8 — 2013-04-02 13:06:26Z

Charles VM would be my great grandfather. His son Charles H was my grandfather.

Can you please give me a list of those other books. I only know about the one I told you about.
Thanks,
Dee

Re: In search of Randy Hooser and or his book

bhauser32 — 2013-04-02 11:30:54Z

Located Randy, lives near one of my cousins (Holmes) in Huntsville. Now I have all four books on the Hauser-Hooser clan and writting my clans line. Rev. W. C. H. MD. Thanks.

Would your great grandfather have been Charles Mc Lanndhton Hauser, 1847, aka Victor?

Re: In search of Randy Hooser and or his book

bhauser32 — 2013-04-02 11:19:42Z

I was able to locate him and purchase his book. Worth the read.

Re: In search of Randy Hooser and or his book

bookchick8 — 2013-04-01 12:18:31Z

I am not familiar with this book, but you may be interested in Kenneth John Hauser, Jr. book "Alsatian-American Family Hauser". Charles M Hauser is my great grandfather and this has our family thread in it.
Dee Hauser

Mary Genevieve Hauser Bingham - Ohio

Contribution — 2013-03-28 14:23:49Z

GRANVILLE, Ohio: Mary Genevieve Hauser Bingham (born September 18, 1938), a proud, laughing and loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, friend, and cousin, died peacefully on March 21, 2013, in the company of her family.

Daughter of Eunice and Charles Hauser, MD, Mary grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her siblings, Eunice Abel and Craig Hauser.
Hillsdale High School in Cincinnati, Ohio and Denison University, from which she graduated in 1960, followed.
Mary was the fifth of six generations at Denison, and a third generation Kappa Alpha Theta (Beta Tau), a membership which she supported throughout her life.

Mary met her surviving husband of 51 years, David "Harkey" Bingham, at Denison and their journey continued in Saginaw, Michigan, where they forged a life of new friends and family.
Mary was a devoted mother of David Jr., Marty and Betsey and valued time spent with her children's spouses (Pirrie and Ron) and her five grandchildren, Wesley, Johnny, Benjamin, Shepard, and William.

Mary appreciated time spent with friends from her seasons spent on the Au Sable River, Harbor Springs and Pte. au Baril, as well as Granville, Ohio, where Theta lunches, Sunday quizzes and weekday coffee were important to her life.
She loved to travel the globe, play tennis, ski and knit, but most of all, she loved being a grateful friend, wife, mother and grandmother. She will be missed by all.

The family will remember Mary through a private gathering.

Those wishing to help commemorate her life may make a donation to the Beta Tau chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta (FCB 200 N. Mulberry, Granville OHIO 43023, attn.: Jane Wilkins), The Foundation for Hospice of Central Ohio, PO Box 430, Newark OH 43058-9909, in appreciation of the care given by Hospice of Central Ohio, or to the Association for Frontotemporal Disorder (www.theaftd.org), to honor her late son David.

Online condolences may be expressed at www.mcpeekhoekstra.com

Published in the The Advocate on March 28, 2013

Licking County, Ohio

Re: Jerre Hauser- Ohio

nblunt71 — 2013-03-21 16:09:19Z

I should have added that he might have gone by Jere or Jeremiah. He also lived in St. Louis, MO in 1893 running a laundry.

Eliza Hauser m. Peter Shirts/Schurtz/Shirtz

dorisw — 2013-03-21 15:36:59Z

This marriage is recorded 3 Feb 1788 in the Reformed Church, Claverack, Columbia County, NY. Peter was in the Revolutionary War. I have found just one child born to them, a son Joseph who is my ancestor.

Can anyone help me find Eliza's parents?

Thank you!
Doris Wheeler
www.doriswheeler.org

Re: Jerre Hauser- Ohio

austin1959 — 2013-03-21 15:29:00Z

I have checked my Hauser file for immigrants from Trasadingen and I cant fine a Jerre Hauser. Sorry. Austin

Re: Jerre Hauser- Ohio

dnalloR — 2013-03-20 00:13:35Z

Hello: I have checked my extensive Hauser family file for a Jerre Hauser and a Florence Gruver, but without any success. I'm sorry that I cannot help you.

Good luck on your continued researches.

Rolland K. Hauser

Jerre Hauser- Ohio

nblunt71 — 2013-03-19 23:12:17Z

Hello,

Does anyone have any information on a Jerre Hauser who was a pension agent living in Dayton, OH in 1892? I know he married a Florence Gruver but that is all I have on him.

He was probably born around 1850.

Any information, especially on death would be most helpful.

Re: Adult Foster Child: Elena Faith Cohen looking for Hauser family from Chicago areas

freddeleeuw — 2013-02-28 16:33:56Z

Your grandmother, Anna Hauserwas my grandmothers sister.

We used to see Aunt anna and Uncle Herman when we lived in chicago through 1968.

I spoke to Marvin Hauser recently and he gave me a bit of background.

I would be glad to talk to you.

You can get me at:Fred.deLeeuw@gmail.com

Re: Kaspar Hauser

austin1959 — 2013-01-22 16:41:57Z

Hello Jane, Thanks for the reply. I am sure we are related but I dont think you Barbara is the one I am looking for. I found the Barbara Hauser I was looking for, she was born April 1, 1851 in Trasadinger, Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Her parents were George and Anna Marie Hauser. Barbara died in St. Joseph Missouri in 1880. She was married to George Mueller of Lohningen, Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Where are your Hausers from? I would suspect Trasadingen which is where most originated from. A lot of villagers from the Canton of Schaffhausen immigrated and setttld in Akron, Ohio. So I am sure there is a connection with either your Barbara or Louis Mueller. What village was Louis from in Switzerland. My email is agmuel@aol.com I look forward to hearing from you. Austin Mueller

Re: Kaspar Hauser

jaws7413 — 2013-01-22 03:28:03Z

Austin, I'm pretty sure we're related! Barbara Hauser was my great-grandmother. She was born Aug. 9, 1852 and married LOUIS Mueller in 1875 in Akron. They had 11 children, and one of them (Anna) was my grandmother. I would be happy to collaborate if you would share your email address. - Jane Walker Schopper

Re: John R and Julia Ann Davis Hauser

ledubose — 2012-12-30 19:34:24Z

Thank you for the information! I will contact Kenneth Hauser right away!
Gail DuBose

Re: John R and Julia Ann Davis Hauser

dnalloR — 2012-12-30 01:58:53Z

Hi! You might want to contact:

Kenneth W. Hauser
142 Wills Road
Advance, North Carolina 27006-7835

He is a direct descendant of John R. and Julia Ann (Davis) Hauser and may have the information you seek as he is interested in genealogy and lives in Davie County, NC, which is immediately adjacent to Forsyth County.

Good hunting!

Cheers. Rollie Hauser

Rolland K. "Rollie" Hauser
1075 Tracy Lane
Chico, California 95926-1446
voice: 530-891-4033
e-mail: rhauser@csuchico.edu

John R and Julia Ann Davis Hauser

ledubose — 2012-12-30 01:11:06Z

I have been very successful in finding the gravesites of my Hauser ancestors, (up to my 5th great-grandfather)with the exception of my 2nd great-grandparents, John R and Julia Ann Davis Hauser. Ancestry.com indicates John's death occurred in Forsyth County, NC, and Julia's death occurred in "Vienna, NC", which is now also part of Forsyth County. Any suggestions where I might extend my search? I have combed through Findagrave.com, but to no avail. Thanks for any help!

Re: Hauser of Wisconsin

pat99sufi1 — 2012-10-27 03:06:24Z

new email address ..found a lot on the hausers of my line from WI grandfather mathias, father peter mathias originally from Dane, Dane Co then Madison WI

Valentine Elgesheusser

tccallahan79 — 2012-10-06 16:22:27Z

I could not find much of anybody with the name Elgesheusser, then considered that it could be Valentine Elges Heusser or Hauser. Does anyone know if it was a common way to express German names?

Re: sophia w. finch lloyd hauser

creeperlady — 2012-09-22 12:23:30Z

I do appreciate the information you have provided; I will contact Dr. Paul Bardell, but will also contact you at your personal email address. I did receive info from another board that she died July 5, 1948 at her home in Richmond, burial at Riverview Cemetery. Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home.

Re: sophia w. finch lloyd hauser

dnalloR — 2012-09-21 19:39:31Z

I do have your Sophia W. (Finch)(Lloyd) Hauser in my extensive Hauser family file. Unfortunately, you have more information about her than I do.

I do, however, have a third child born of Sophia's second marriage: Russel Leo Hauser (b. 1903 in Unknown - d. 1957 in Unknown). My source for the information about Russel Leo is the Hauser family genealogist, Dr. Paul H. Bardell, 46 Wellington Drive, Carmel, New York 10512. If you contact him, he can probably give you his source for this information.

Sorry I cannot be of more help. Good luck on your further researches.

Rollie Hauser

Rolland K. "Rollie" Hauser
1075 Tracy Lane
Chico, California 95926-1446
voice: 530-891-4033
e-mail: rhauser@csuchico.edu

sophia w. finch lloyd hauser

creeperlady — 2012-09-21 01:51:42Z

Seeking information re: wife of Sylvanius D. Hauser who was b. abt 1859 NC, died between 1900-1910 in NC (Census). In 1896 in NC he married Sophia W. Finch Lloyd, b.1859 in NC; parents William and Indiana Hunt Finch. Sophia was first married to Thomas Catron Lloyd of Washington Co, VA in March 1875 in Forsyth Co, NC; & they had two daughters, Inez b. 1876 NC and Viola b. 1879 NC. She apparently divorced Mr. Lloyd. Married Sylvanius D. Hauser (b. Abt 1859 NC) in 1896 NC. They had two children; Ida Irene Gray Hauser b. 1897 NC and Sylvanius Wood Hauser b. Jun 1899.

Sophia W. Hauser is found in 1920-40 census records in Richmond, VA and was found listed in a 1943 city directory. She was widowed and was earlier listed as a seamstress. Does anyone know when she died and where she is buried? Tried Find-a-Grave to no avail. Thanks in advance for any help anyone may provide!

Mr. Hauser died between 1900-1910 (census)

Helen Hauser

austin1959 — 2012-09-13 00:33:41Z

I am looking for Helen Hauser descendents. She was last known as living in Kansas City with her husband, who at the time was Joseph T Alders. They divorced in 1904, and she was left to raise her two sons, Otto and Louis from an earlier marriage. Her husband prior to Joseph T was George Mueller when she lived in St Joseph, Missouri. She is listed as immigrating from Switzerland around 1880. She may have had a sister, Barbara Hauser Mueller, who was married to George Mueller prior to her. Any information on Helen greatly appreciated. I have lots of family information to share. Austin Mueller

Re: Kaspar Hauser

austin1959 — 2012-09-11 20:46:15Z

Regard Kaspar Hauser: My great aunt Barbara Hauser was from Trasadingen, Schaffhausen, Switzerland and the Hauser family was one of the founding families of the village. Trasadingen is right on the German border in what is now, Wurtenburg. Kaspar is a popular name in that area. I know some other Hausers from the village settled in Akron, Ohio. Barbara Hauser, with a birth of 1851 in Trasadingen, immigrated with her husband, George Mueller, and I have not been able to find a trace of her. If you have infor please let me know. Austin Mueller

Adolph Hauser - Any New Info?

VeronicaGeddie — 2012-09-02 21:28:20Z

I have been trying for a few years now to find any info on Adolph Hauser.

My g'mother wasn't to sure of the family side of the gentleman who was my mother's dad, Robert Edwin Hauser. It seemed to be a fly-by-night relationship and he was killed in an accident when my mother was young, so she never really knew him or the extended family.

I've discovered on here, his father was Daniel Hauser, son of Adolph Hauser & Olive Emory Mcgrew. But I keep hitting a wall as to who this man was. I know he came from Switzerland in 1888 and I've been able to come across quite a few other 'Hauser' that immigrated at that time and their lineage, but not his.

He was on the William Penn ship in 1868 with his brother Julius Hauser. They were 9(Adolph) and 14(Julius). No other family members are listed on the ship.

On Ancestry.com the US site, I have moved my search to Julius maybe being able to turn up his lineage and I have linked him with 13 other siblings of the parents "John C. Hauser" and "Elizabeth Keinholz".
My discovery came from this site:
http://howellhistory.com/hauser.html#Family%20Tree

Is it possible that the first 2 children (Julius & Adolph) were sent to the US and being so young, the rest of the family at the time stayed in Switzerland? Could it be that the person who designed the linked site was unaware of Julius & Adolph and this is why they are not listed as the first 2 children in this family?

I know it sounds like a long shot, but crazier things have happened and it actually sounds possible.

Thank you for any insight,
Veronica

Re: Seek relatives of Irwin Hauser - died 1/30/1922

dnalloR — 2012-08-13 00:34:03Z

I have checked my extensive Hauser family file, and I have no one named Dawson Hauser in it. The best thing to try to find out in order to start looking for European relatives in Switzerland or Germany would be to learn the name of Dawson's father, his immigration date, and his place of residence at the time of his immigration. Without this information, you are facing a formidable brick wall.

Good luck on your continued researches.

Cheers. Rollie Hauser

Do I have any family in Switzerland?

michellemanderson2011 — 2012-08-12 00:42:58Z

Hello
I am from the USA and recently moved to Switzerland. My maiden name is Hauser. My father's granfather(Dawson Hauser) was from eitheir Germany or Switzerland. I would love to find out if I still have family here. When my family migrated to the USA they moved originally to Wisconsin. I hope this turns something up so we will see!

Re: Seek relatives of Irwin Hauser - died 1/30/1922

michellemanderson2011 — 2012-08-12 00:40:13Z

Hello
I am from the USA and am visiting in Europe....I am maiden name Hauser...my father's grandfathers dad was from switzerland or Germany...my father's grandpa's name was Dawson Hauser. I am trying to find family here-if I still have some. Is there any way to find out of I still have family living in Switzerland or Germany? Thanks!!

Re: Hauser Family Names - Fritz, Ludwig, Edward, Eugene

ckb19091 — 2012-08-03 00:25:21Z

Hello Rollie.
Sorry it has taken so long for me to get back to you. I didn't know if everyone got these or not. My Grandpa's father's name was Ernest and he married Selma Heckel. I hope that helps you out.
Thanks for checking it out!
Cindy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-08-02 14:04:21Z

Hi Nancy / cuz
Where would you like me to send them to? It is fun! Confusing at times but fun. I'm going to try and start a family tree also. My boyfriend found a link for me yesterday and I was looking at someone's Hauser's Reunion. Looks like they/ you all have fun times also!
I hope you and your cousin have fun with your Hauser "fest.":0)If you don't mind I might need some of your info. also. Thanks.
Your welcome
Cindy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

hellew1 — 2012-08-02 04:30:22Z

Hi Cindy
I would love to have them!
It seems that after a hiatus in the ancestor "thing" I may get back into this. This is fun.
I have all of my grandfather's photographs and lots of images to sort through I am going to pass this on to one of my cousins and we can have a Hauser "fest"!
Love it.
Thanks
Nancy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-08-02 01:49:40Z

Kris
Yes you may. I am going to scan and email them to you right now.
Your Welcome!
Cindy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

KEpa2412 — 2012-08-02 01:16:24Z

Cindy could I get a copy also - krishauser@hotmail.com
Thanks so much,
Kris

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-08-01 23:49:01Z

Hi Nancy
I received three papers in the mail today from my cousin Carol and Aunt Delores. I don't know if you already have this information. I would be glad to scan and email them to you. If you would like to have them I would need your email address. Thanks cuz.
Cindy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-07-30 16:06:57Z

Hi again Nancy. I'm sorry I was so excited to find out that there was more of us Hauser Clan out there. I forgot to tell you how cool I think this is!
Cindy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-07-30 15:42:20Z

Hi Nancy
This is so cool. Kind of confusing but cool. Ha! If you need anything else from me just let me know and I will try to help you out. Sorry it took so long but I had to ask one if my cousin't to ask her Mom some questions. My Aunt Delores(her mom) just turned 90 years old on July 20th. I figured if anyone would know she would. :O)
Cindy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

hellew1 — 2012-07-30 05:14:20Z

Hi Cindy
Kris and I are related and so are you! Ludwig was my great grandfather also and my grandfather was Alfred, Edwards's brother and my mother was Alfred's daughter Alfreda, youngest of 4 children. She passed 2008 at the age of 84.
Ludwig was Ernest's brother. We can finally fit some of the pieces together and we all have descendants from Fritz Hauser. It'll be great to fill in that part of the family tree.
Nancy

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-07-30 01:22:01Z

My Mother's name was Joan. She was the youngest of nine children. She passed away in August of 1991. She was only 56 years old.

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

KrisHauser11 — 2012-07-30 01:14:17Z

What is your mother's name? If she was related to Fritz than that does make us related. As Fritz was my great-great grandpa. He was the father of Ludwig ( who was my great grandpa) Ludwig was the father of Ed Hauser who was my grandpa.

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

ckb19091 — 2012-07-30 00:39:29Z

Hi! Nancy, Kris and Rollie

Woo Hoo! I just found out information we needed to know. Fritz Hauser was my Mother's Great Grandpa born in 1822 died in 1884. Grandps Hauser's Dad's name was Ernest and his Mother's name was Selma. So, this means some of us could be related. :O)

Re: Louis Hauser > Switzerland> New York> California

jmull28371 — 2012-07-29 19:32:23Z

Good afternoon, Bob,

I found more census information about Louis Hauser, my Hauser ancestor who lived in California. According to various census records, he was born in Switzerland around 1869, he immigrated to New York 1894 with his widowed mother, Eliza or Elizabeth. In the 1900 Census Louis was still in New York, occupation: Hotel Cook. In the 1910 Census, Louis appears at West Fortieth Place in Los Angeles, CA, wife Mathilde, occupation: Cook at The California Club. In the 1920 Census Louis appears on Adair Street, in Los Angeles, CA, working as a cook for a private family. This is compatible with my grandmother's family legend that Louis worked for silent film star Mary Pickford. In the 1930 Census, Louis lives on 2nd Avenue, occupation: a Chef at a Residence.

Unfortunately, in these census records, no children are listed, and in my research of this family group, there are no men named Robert, however there were unnamed siblings still in Switzerland, and I'm still checking.

Please check my family tree page for more information, and let me know if you have any questions I can help with.

Sincerely,
Jan

Re: Hauser Family Names - Fritz, Ludwig, Edward, Eugene

dnalloR — 2012-07-27 19:04:13Z

Nancy: Sorry that our Hauser families do not connect -- except remotely possible that they connect somewhere in 1727 Europe. Good luck in your continued researches.

Cheers. Rollie

Re: Hauser Family Names - Fritz, Ludwig, Edward, Eugene

dnalloR — 2012-07-27 18:58:23Z

Eileen: Sorry, my Hauser immigrant couple arrived in Philadelphia from Alsace, France in September 1727. Any Hauser family link to yours would, therefore, have to have come from brothers left behind in Europe in 1727.

Good luck in your continuing researches.

Cheers. Rollie Hauser

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

KrisHauser11 — 2012-07-27 16:30:47Z

Ok found the letter from Gene Hauser Winter. His grandfather was Friedrich Wilhelm Hauser -acccording to this letter 3 of the brothers went to Oregon and two went on two California.

Re: Fritz Hauser et al

KrisHauser11 — 2012-07-27 16:25:30Z

Nancy do you have another email address that I could email them to you at?? George went to Los Angles California. I have a letter he sent Grandpa(Ed) in 1922. He died in 1947, October. He was married twice I do believe and had 3 children. August not sure about but will look at the information I have here. I think he ended up in Oregon. Not sure about Eliza. I do have a copy of a reciept that L. F. Hauser had ordered two Tombstones for George S. (1885-1887) and Eleonora A. (1899-1901). I also have a letter that my Dad received from a Gene Winter from Oregon in the late 90s. He was a cousin who was coming to Kansas to visit I know that he did stop and see Dad. Just need to find the letter to let you know what it said.
K. Hauser Epa