I want to sincerely thank all of you for your most informative responses to my request for doing research at the FHC in Utah . What great information I received. Thank you. I'll be sure to post my findings when I return in May. Sincerely, Victoria im_sailing@worldnet.att.net

Hi, The LDS Library in Salt Lake City IS CLOSED SUNDAYs and does close around 5pm on Saturdays. Time your visit accordingly. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir broadcasts live from the tabernacle every Sunday morning. I don't remember the exact time, but it may be as early as 9am when you can enter and enjoy the entire choral program TWICE if you wish, for they practice the entire program before broadcast time. We were there last October and just happened to attend the last performance by the Choir's conductor of the past 25 years. ----- Original Message ----- From: Shirley Hulett <marcompro@juno.com> To: <HAAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 10:11 AM Subject: Re: [HAAS-L] Utah Research Center

Looking for relatives of John HAAS family of Jo Daviess County, IL. John Haas son of Jacob and Barbara HAAS, born 19 Dec 1854, died 26 July 1918, married Mary HANNES, daughter of John HANNES and Margaretha BECKER, born 1 Feb 1859, died 31 Dec 1939. Children: born Derinda Twsp, Jo Daviess County, IL (1). Henry John HAAS, b. 9 May 1883, d. 22 Sept 1979, md. Lydia ZINK 23 Feb 1925, dau of John ZINK and Mary Dorothea WEBER. (2). Elmer Levi HAAS, b. 19 Mar 1885, d. 28 Feb 1925, md. Caroline "Carrie" AL BRECHT 24 Jan 1918, dau of Jacob ALBRECHT and Elizabeth Barbara WURSTER. (3). Charles Harrison HAAS, b. 5 Jan 1888, d. 4 Nov 1975, never md. (4). Arthur Daniel HAAS, b. 19 May 1891, d. 14 Nov 1952, md. Emma RATH 20 Mar 1918. (5). Clarence John HAAS, b. 23 Apr 1895, d. 8 Aug 1961, md. Zella M. SPEER 10 Mar 1921. I hope to hear from you, Barbara Reeves Whittaker Mesa, AZ barbwhitt@aol.com

error in last email: << familysearch.org site and log onto the family library section, type in your surnames or areas where you are looking for land records or whatever and >> I meant to say log onto the family catalog. That way you can skip looking into the card catalog or using their computer to look up what books or films you need to see. Hope this makes sense to you. opal.

You'll have no trouble finding the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. It's on the west side of Temple Square which is in the center of downtown Salt Lake City. There are plenty of staff members and volunteers on hand to help you, especially on the main floor where you find U.S. and Canadian reference books. U.S. and Canadian film and microfische are on the second floor. Your main interest will probably be the first basement which includes German research material as well as material from most other foreign countries other than the British Isles. The second basement has material from the British Isles. I was able to trace my Haas family back to Wurtemburg through references and microfilms available on the first basement. Across Temple Square to the east is the Joseph Smith Building where you will find on the fourth floor books and other material related to specific family histories. I don't think there are any Haas books but check the library catalogue which will list any book which include Haas families. There is also a large collection of family group sheets on the fourth floor. Joseph Smith also has many computers available for public use on the fourth floor and on the ground floor which are tied into the LDS Family Search data base. Northeast of the Joseph Smith Building is the Church Office Building where you will find excellent food at very reasonable prices for breakfast and lunch (but you need a pass which you can obtain in the lobby of the main library building). As for what to take, mainly you need the basic information on the families you are researching. This is a fabulous facility where you could spend weeks (many people do). Your best bet to prepare yourself is to visit your local LDS Church (Mormon) Family History Center which is open to anybody doing genealogical research. Brigham Young University, which also has an excellent genealogical section in its library, is about 40 miles away in Orem, UT. Another way to become familiar with the Salt Lake City Family History library is to take one of the many Elderhostel programs officer by BYU. My wife and I have been to five of them. Hope this is helpful. Dave Coslett

Hi Victoria, I am Opal and I was lucky enough to goto Utah also. Our Genealogical group went there for a week in march. I believe you may be getting an address for the library and the Joseph Smith building intertwined. The Joseph Smith Building is about two blocks from the main library. I don't know if you really need a street address as once you get there Everyone will be able to tell you where it is. We stayed at the Wyndam Hotel but the Plaza is even closer (right next door if you go out the side door). The new temple is being built right across the street from the J.Smith bldg. . What we did was walked through temple square and smelled the flowers on our way to the Joseph Smith. There they have a lot of soundex and censuses as well as the family books, which were written by Mormons about 20 years ago or so. I bet you could find the address on the internet. But the address of the Wyndham Hotel is 215 W South Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. I did not have too much time to get ready before hand and I wasted a lot of time up there doing the looking up stuff. If you get into the familysearch.org site and log onto the family library section, type in your surnames or areas where you are looking for land records or whatever and pull up films and books. to read. make a list of the numbers then you can go to the library and just look on the shelves and find the books a table to sit at while you are reading it and have a blast. There are many copy machines and the sisters and elders will help you get that situated to copy film. It costs 25 cents for the copying film. The library is the largest in the world. One thing you should remember is that all sisters and elders are not created equal. Some mean well and try to help and really don't know that much about it. Others are more knowledgeable but are too busy to help too much, So you will find your own films and books etc. good luck, opal --

Well....You're very lucky. The Salt Lake Library has an indepth website, as I recall...It should be hyperlinked to familysearch.com I've never been there but have info on where to stay, if you need it. The following info comes from friends: The library is open til bout 10 pm most nights, i think it closes earlier on Sat and closed on Sundays.. Tho I believe BYU Library or perhaps one of the other universities is open Sundays and has Gen info I hear the Salt Lake Library has microwaves and a place to eat. So you never need to leave...Tho many researchers hike a couple of blocks to Temple Square where there's a reasonably priced buffet. Before you hike to the buffet, be sure to get directions and as I recall, you may have to purchase tokens at the library to pay for your lunch... Re Research-- Bring lots of quarters and dimes...I hear even they run out. Look for info you can't order from Salt Lake. Your local FHC should have a handout on the Salt Lake Library and I'm certain there are several books on it and how to research. They also offer short classes for free so you might want to inquire abt that. Re Reading German records...suggest you buy Edna's Benz book "If I can, You Can" That's how I learned. Edna was a wonderful gal. She died in Dec. Now for my request...Please check to see if they have any family records from Widdern, Wurttemberg. I am searching for info re my gr grandfather Christian HAAS of Widdern... That's all I know. The only Widdern records microfilmed are a few surnames from the 1500's Shirley in San Diego On Sun, 19 Mar 2000 23:29:22 -0700 "Victoria" <im_sailing@worldnet.att.net> writes: > Hello fellow Haas researchers, > > I need to say thank you to all of you on this list, along with two > other specific thank you mentions! My two other thanks go to the > following... First is Linda...you are terrific! Then by "lurking" > I saw a wonderful gentleman that was so helpful to me awhile ago in > another mail room, while others were...how can I say...just plain > rude...no...jerks! OK, that's in the past. But thank you John T. > Halbert. > > I finally feel confident to participate actively in a mailing list. > (Maybe it was me (newbie!), but I tried to live up to the > "standards", only to be mostly ridiculed with ridiculous responses. > So onward.....and try again...) > > What I truly am respectively asking of all of you is the following. > I have the most neat opportunity of being in Utah around the first > week of May. I would very much like to visit and obtain valuable > info from the "main" Family History Center...But which do I go to? > I checked the Internet, but through my query received several > different addresses in Salt Lake City. > > Once I have the address of "the real thing", what would all of you > recommend I ask for or bring with me when doing my research ? I am > very much a "newbie" to these centers...and unfortunately I was lost > and did not have a good experience in Mesa, Az nor any productive > directive help, even though I requested that help. > > My Haas family is still in Germany and I am more than willing to > post that history, but much (at least 75% of the history) comes from > the hard copy certificates I have from Germany in German > script....thanks to my wonderful mother who was born in Germany! As > long as I'm not made fun of in my deciphering (Yes, I can take > teasing...( I just don't like the "meanies" I've come across in the > past)) and if I could have your assistance, I would like very much > to share this. > > In the meantime, I wish all of you well in your searches and if I > can be any assistance I will be most happy to help. Especially > since in another month I'll be in THE Family History Center (if I > only knew the address :-)). > > Sincerely, > Victoria > im_sailing@worldnet.att.net > > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hello fellow Haas researchers, I need to say thank you to all of you on this list, along with two other specific thank you mentions! My two other thanks go to the following... First is Linda...you are terrific! Then by "lurking" I saw a wonderful gentleman that was so helpful to me awhile ago in another mail room, while others were...how can I say...just plain rude...no...jerks! OK, that's in the past. But thank you John T. Halbert. I finally feel confident to participate actively in a mailing list. (Maybe it was me (newbie!), but I tried to live up to the "standards", only to be mostly ridiculed with ridiculous responses. So onward.....and try again...) What I truly am respectively asking of all of you is the following. I have the most neat opportunity of being in Utah around the first week of May. I would very much like to visit and obtain valuable info from the "main" Family History Center...But which do I go to? I checked the Internet, but through my query received several different addresses in Salt Lake City. Once I have the address of "the real thing", what would all of you recommend I ask for or bring with me when doing my research ? I am very much a "newbie" to these centers...and unfortunately I was lost and did not have a good experience in Mesa, Az nor any productive directive help, even though I requested that help. My Haas family is still in Germany and I am more than willing to post that history, but much (at least 75% of the history) comes from the hard copy certificates I have from Germany in German script....thanks to my wonderful mother who was born in Germany! As long as I'm not made fun of in my deciphering (Yes, I can take teasing...( I just don't like the "meanies" I've come across in the past)) and if I could have your assistance, I would like very much to share this. In the meantime, I wish all of you well in your searches and if I can be any assistance I will be most happy to help. Especially since in another month I'll be in THE Family History Center (if I only knew the address :-)). Sincerely, Victoria im_sailing@worldnet.att.net

Hello Victoria Good luck with your visit to the Center, it would be a fascinating place to go and do research. When you are 600kms from the nearest capital city, any research facility is good! Have a good time Amanda HAAS Boulder, Western Australia cread@wn.com.au http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/lov01.html

Here's a few messages I received. Remember to contact the submitter. ***************** Ursula Gantenbein, daughter of Andreas Haas and Barbara Joos was born at Jenaz, Canton Grisers, Switzerland, Feb. 25, 1861. She passed away Tuesday evening, Aug. 6, 1935 at the home of a daughter, Mrs. John Schrader. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ia/FayetteObits?read=204 ******************** Am looking for any information on the following: Descendants of Absolim W. Haas 1 Absolim W. HAAS b: November 21, 1805 in Virginia d: September 09, 1887 in Burlington Twp, Licking Cty, OH Chris Boydston <twodrus@radiks.net> ******************** I am seeking information about the parents of Howard Haas, who died around 1904. He lived in Easton at the time of his death. Any information on the Haas or Hause family would be most appreciated! Thank you! A.McGuire <MazaskaAJMcG@aol.com> ******************* Book D. Page 304 Randolph Co AR Marriages: Davidson, Mary M. 20, to Haas, William D. 26 18 Aug 1895 <WFEAS@aol.com> ****************** Posted by Bonnie Morris at the LDS family history message board. Message: Looking for the family of Leo Rettig born 1 Nov 1842 in Germany. Married Martha Haas and family settled in East Brady, Clarion Co. PA. Children: Mary m. Luther Howard; John; Charles; Mildred; and Elizabeth m. William Neiswonger. Leo had a brother named August Rettig m. Barbara. Children: Joseph m. Laura Seybert; August Jr. m Lottie Seybert; Dora m. Lary Hutchison; Elizabeth m. Walter Preston; Tressa m. Warren Hile; Anna m. a Sullivan. Leo also had two other brothers and sisters, names unknown. Any help will be greatly appreciated. <JWR184@aol.com> *************************** Last December I posted the Commencement Exercises For the Calumet, MI class of 1895.. I just discovered the 1897 announcement for Houghton High School in some old papers. Commencement Exercises, Houghton High School, Class of Ninety-Seven, Thursday evening, June Seventeenth, quarter after eight o'clock, Armory Opera House Class of '97 Mame P. Haas William Penhallegon <w4stx@gte.net> **************** That's it for this time around. Good Luck Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c

Remember to contact the submitter Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c ----- Original Message ----- From: Betty Fredrich Krummel <Iamczech@aol.com> To: <lhaasdav@mindspring.com> Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 5:02 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Haas > ============================================================ > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ============================================================ > Source: GC-Somebody's Links - Found treasures seeking family connections > URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/SomebodysLinks?read=2419 > Subject: WWI postcards > > > Surname: Haas > ------------------------- > > I have some old postcards found in the basement of an old house being renovated > in Chicago. I would like to share these with someone researching the family > HAAS who might have a connection to these people. They are from a WWI German > soldier to his familty in Kleinbiitersdorf near Saaebrueken. They are to > the family of the Forester William Haas from his son William. They are > sent from various places mostly France. They date from the earliest days > of the war staring with the swearing in of troops at Seehault Aug 30 1914 > postmarked Bitsch Sept 4 1914. I have had someone translate many of the > messages on the cards. I have tried to offer these cards to anyone who > thinks they may have a connection to this HAAS family but so far no responses.

Henry Haas http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ia/ScottBios?read=734 Response http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ia/ScottBios?read=187 John Haas http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ia/ScottBios?read=200 Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c

Unfortunately due to a change of server ownership, we have had to all combine under Chris' e-mail which is: cread@wn.com.au The address is still 11 King St Boulder 6432, or PO Box 10120 Kalgoorlie 6433. PH/Fax 08 9093 1015 Sorry about the change over Mike and Amanda Lovitt

Here are a few messages from my PML Service. Remember to contact the submitter: ***************** Looking for descendants of John Haas who died in Albers in Clinton Co. IL, 30 Dec 1909. Please contact me. Thanks! I am searching for descendants of John Haas who died 30 Dec 1909. He was survived by a wife and five sons at the time of his death. He had three brothers, one of whom had been living with him and one other named Lorenz Haas and one, Sebastion Haas. My great-grandfather's name was Lorenz J. Haas b. 20 Aug 1843 d. 5 Apr 1914 Darlene Burzynski <dburzyns@bellsouth.net> I have the following: HAAS, Elizabeth, b. 10 MAR 1825, Gerolsheim, Frankenthal, Rhein, Bavaria, d. 21 OCT 1913, Millstadt, St. Clair, ILL, m. SCHUBERT, Johann Heinrich, ch. Louise HAAS, Daniel, b. 18 MAR 1858, Centreville, St. Clair, ILL, d. 21 OCT 1936, Stookey, St. Clair, ILL, m. HANABAUM, Maria Carolina, ch. Emma Susanna HAAS, Emma Susanna, b. 8 OCT 1885, Mt. Vernon, Jefferson, ILL, d. 25 MAR 1967 Castle Haven, Swansea, St. Clair, ILL, m. BOEHM, Arthur August, ch. Alfred Walter, Florence, Raymond, Wilbert, Arthur, Viola, Elmer, Edwin, Harvey, Lester, Lorraine Kerry Boehm <stormy@netpci.com> I have a database showing a Frank Haas, born about 1884, and married to a Mary Baer. He had a son named John (b. abt 1918), who had brothers Arthur, Frank J., and William, and sisters, Margaret, Florinda, Virginia, and Loretta. This is probably a different family, but I thought it could possibly be of interest to you. If it is, let me know, although I don't have much more than that on the Haases. Bob Boeckmann <rodebert@papadocs.com> ********************** Unidentified newsclipping - 1974 Jefferson County, N. Y. ALBERT KING DEAD AT 81: Redwood---Albert L. King, 81, a lifelong resident of the Redwood area, died Sunday morning at the Edward John Noble Hospital, Alexandria Bay where he had been a patient since March 26. Mr. King was born on the family homestead farm on the Dutch Settlement Road, Sept. 4, 1892, son of Lewis and Eugenia Haas King. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1508 ************************* My interest is in a Joshua James Slaugenhaupt married Ellen Haas at Salem, Clarion County PA Julia F Moore <julia8@juno.com> ************************* 1778, Feb. 17, Zion Lutheran, Middletown, marriage of Adam Becker s/o Ernst, to Elisabeth Hergenoeder d/o Joh.; witnesses, Philip Freun, Henrich Windbugler, Peter Keih and his sister Catharina, Susanna Haas. <cdiller@juno.com> ************************ Germany Queries I am researching my husband's mother's family. Her name was Anna born in 1923 in Hofstetten. I am not sure if that is how it is spelt. The writing is not all that clear. Her father was Maxmillan Haas b.? 13 June1899 and her mother was ?Hreyeny, again the name is unreadable, b. in 1903. And as far as I can tell his parents wer Amand/Amandus Haas adn Luis Moosmann m. 1897. Have got info relation to dates from IGI etc. Can you help with any of this? Judith Denic <Bulolo@bigpond.com> *********************** That's it for now - enjoy Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c

Here are a few things from my PML Service. Remember to contact the submitter: ********************* Unidentified newsclipping - Dec. 4, 1952 Jefferson County, N. Y. MRS. MAY HAAS, 63, DIES IN E.J. NOBLE HOSPITAL Mrs. Haas was born Sept. 17, 1889, at Browns Corners, a daughter of Edson and Eva Hoyt Frost. She was married Aug. 27, 1916, at Alexandria Bay to E.L. Haas, Rev. Oliver Raymond performed the ceremony. M r. Haas died May 16, 1946. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1494 ******************* 1931 ORVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ORVILLE, OHIO Haas, Esther Gina Reasoner <GReasoner@prodigy.net> *********************** My grandfather, Karl Christian Haas Immigrated to US aboard the Zeeland. He left Antwerp, Belgium, and arrived in New York City on 28 June 1881. (Since this is an OH website, perhaps I should add that my grandfather settled in Medina County in 1890) Shirley Hulett <marcompro@juno.com> ************************* HI! I wonder if you have anything on my gggrandpa Francis Mayberry born in Maryland about 1835. His parents were Israel and Cahernine Haas Mayberry. Later they moved back to Northern Virginia into Hampshire County, which now-a-days is West Virginia. If there is anything listed I would like to have a copy of the information which might include the siblings of my gggrandpa. Of which I have no factual information. Thanks, Frank Mayberry Frank Mayberry <rambo1@oknet1.net> ********************* I'm trying to find a cemetary where my grandparents are buried according to my uncle Frank HAAS who passed on about 4 years ago in Utica, MI. My uncle said that the cemetary was called McElroy cemetary. Is that the correct spelling. According to his directions it is supposed to be about 8 miles on the way to Ravenden Springs from Pocohontas. My mother whose maiden name of HAAS, Rena (married name-Wilson) was born and reared in ARK. She had spent some of her younger life in and around Pocohontas, ARK. She is gone now as is all of her brothers and sisters on the HAAS side. Her parents names were William Dillard & Mary Melissa HAAS. Her maiden name was DAVIDSON. Thank you for posting this. Patricia Wilson Pat Wojeski <Cheerfulpat@worldnet.att.net> Patrica Mary M. Haas wife of William D. 9 Mar 1871 - 7 Apr 1957 and William D. Haas (Dedlard) 5 Oct 1868 -1 Jan 1918 are listed in McIlroy-A Cemetary. ********************** Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT Death Certificates Jan-Dec 1948 Cert # 2559 Deceased: Albert Justin Hertz Date of Death & Place: 20 Dec 1948 Salt Lake City Status: single Birth Date & Place: 6 Apr 1932 Germany Age: 16-8-14 in USA: 10 Father: Alfred Hertz, Germany Mother: Charlotte Haas, Germany Husband: Wife: Burial Date & Place: 21 Dec 1948 Montifiore Cemetery, Salt Lake City http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Germany/GeneralObits?read=396 ************************ I am seeking information on the following family who lived in St. Louis: Albert HAAS b Feb 1874 Germany m [17 Mar 1895] Anna Henriette REIS b 19 Oct 1874 Waterloo <Joseph.F.Ewald@rootsweb.com>; Jr. <jewald@juno.com> ****************************** Looking for marriage records in Cincinnati for the following brothers from Germany: Heinrich Jakob SCHULZE to Friederike MOLL or MOELL in 1845 Wilhelm D. or H.D. SCHULZE to Christina HAAS in 1848. I believe they were Luthern but converted to Methodism in Cincinnati after 1839. Joy <polarbear3@earthlink.net> ********************* That's it for now. Good Luck Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c

Betty accidentally sent this to the subscribe address so I am forwarding it on. Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c ----- Original Message ----- From: betty wilkes <stac@ametro.net> To: HAAS-L-request@rootsweb <HAAS-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 7:35 PM Subject: Martin Haas > I am new to the Haas List. I had tried to enter information the first of the > year and was notified by Linda that Rootsweb could not receive the text I > was sending in. I have now been advised that this problem has been corrected > for my sending to Rootsweb. So here goes. I hope it goes through to the > list! > Martin Haas born July 9, 1806, died March 30, 1865, believe he was married > to Solomea Z. Willing. I think they may be my Great-Great Granparents. > > Martin Haas born Feb. 10, 1830, died Nov. 16, 1897 , was married to Barbara > Wuest (not sure of spelling) They were my Great-Grandparents. I do not have > a birth or death date for Barbara. Don't know if either were born here, but > they settled in St. Louis County, MO. as both of my grandparents were born > in St. Louis County, MO. > > My Grandparents are:Martin Haas born Aug. 27, 1862, died Aug. 11,1933, > married Anna Catherine Allgeier(found these different spellings: Catherina, > Carthine, Katheryn; and Allgeyer, Algier, Allgier.) born Dec. 10,1862, died > Dec.2, 1913. They had six children: Herman August Haas born 2/17/1906 died > 10/5/1987; George Michael Haas; Fred Martin Haas; Martin Wilhelm Haas; > Pauline Christine Haas; Wilhelminia "Minnie" Haas born 7/16/1891,died > 10/1/1916. > > I am trying to find out if my Great-Grandparents Martin and Barbara Wuest > Haas had any brothers or sisters or any other children besides my > Grandfather Martin Haas, Barbara Haas and Elizabeth Haas. I know that my > Grandmother Anna Catherine Allgeier had seven sisters. > > No one in the family that is still living knows if my Great-Grandparents > were born here or not. And if not , did they come from Germany or Alsace. > > All of the above people are buried in The Parkway United Church of Christ > Cemetery in St.. Louis County, MO. > > If anyone can make any kind of connection to these people, please let me > know. > Betty Haas Wilkes >

Duane, How exciting to find such a well organized web page. I can't wait until you have time to get links to files, etc. hooked up. One suggestion, though, is that you include spelling variations of the names, e.g., HAAS/ HASS, and STEPHAN/ STEFAN. Joy Hass Stefan :) joybob@erols.com Annandale, VA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Duane Pierce" <duapie@sprynet.com> To: <HAAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 9:22 PM Subject: [HAAS-L] New Site > A new genealogy site is presently under construction which > includes the Haas surname. Each surname page will include sub > pages covering such records as Birth, Burial, Census, Land, > Marriage, Military and Probate. There will also be sub pages for > links to others who have a home page on the same surname, and a > Family page where an entire family is presented with all known > pertinent information. You will be able to submit your family > information for inclusion should you choose to do so. > There will also be important links to the various Gen > Connect Boards for each surname as well as links to Resource > Pages and Surname Mailing Lists for each surname represented. > Although we are not ready for you to send us the data on > your family just yet, we would like you to take a look at what is > up and running so far and send us any comments, questions or > suggestions you may have. Please send them to the webmaster of > the site, Duane Pierce, at: duapie@sprynet.com, and NOT this > surname list. > The name of the site is "The Conexion" and the URL is: > http://conexion.rootsweb.com/home.htm > If you have a home page relating to the Haas surname, you > are encouraged to send us the URL and we will place a link to it > on our links page. They will be listed in the order they are > received. > You will be notified when we are ready for you to send us > your family information to be included on the other pages should > you desire to do so. > > Thanks, > Duane Pierce >

A new genealogy site is presently under construction which includes the Haas surname. Each surname page will include sub pages covering such records as Birth, Burial, Census, Land, Marriage, Military and Probate. There will also be sub pages for links to others who have a home page on the same surname, and a Family page where an entire family is presented with all known pertinent information. You will be able to submit your family information for inclusion should you choose to do so. There will also be important links to the various Gen Connect Boards for each surname as well as links to Resource Pages and Surname Mailing Lists for each surname represented. Although we are not ready for you to send us the data on your family just yet, we would like you to take a look at what is up and running so far and send us any comments, questions or suggestions you may have. Please send them to the webmaster of the site, Duane Pierce, at: duapie@sprynet.com, and NOT this surname list. The name of the site is "The Conexion" and the URL is: http://conexion.rootsweb.com/home.htm If you have a home page relating to the Haas surname, you are encouraged to send us the URL and we will place a link to it on our links page. They will be listed in the order they are received. You will be notified when we are ready for you to send us your family information to be included on the other pages should you desire to do so. Thanks, Duane Pierce

I should have said the full article was in Missing Links not Rootsweb Review. Sorry about that. You can read the full article at: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/mlnews/20000119.txt Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c ----- Original Message ----- From: Willi Haas <willi.haas@beasys.com> To: <HAAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 8:33 AM Subject: RE: [HAAS-L] From Rootsweb Review > Did not find the article there, please specify the whole URL. > > I suppose "Kirk" might be the village Kork in Baden. Although I am not from > Kork, but from Oberkirch, I've seen the name HAAS in in Kork. > > Willi > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Linda Haas Davenport [mailto:lhaasdav@mindspring.com] > > Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 12:38 PM > > To: HAAS-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [HAAS-L] From Rootsweb Review > > > > > > SUCCESSFUL LINKS: THE CASE OF THE OBVIOUS OVERSIGHT > > > > by John T. Halbert <halbert@mail3.bunt.com> > > > > For more than 30 years, on and off, I had attempted to find the > > community in Baden from which William G. HAAS had emigrated in > > the 1850s to Scott County, Illinois, followed by his migration > > to Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota in the late 1860s. The > > trail appeared to be simple. Someone in the family had written > > "Kirk" on one of his documents, but for 30 years I was not able > > to find anywhere in Baden where Kirk could fit. <snipped> > > > > You can read the full article in Vol 5 No 3 of Rootsweb Review at: > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > Linda > > > > lhaasdav@mindspring.com > > Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas > > Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion > > List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > > > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Here are the latest Haas info I received from my PML service. Remember to contact the submitter. ********************* Any information on the Cyca + Haas families of Lemberg, Saskatchewan needed. These families came from around Cieszanow, Galicia (also Freifeld + Stary Lubliniec). Need to know the ethnic origin of Cyca. Where did the Stefanowski(s) + Zolnierz(s) immigrate from to Goodeve, Saskatchewan (what area of divided Poland)? All families came over between 1901 - 1904 Martin Serkosky <serkosky@pangea.ca> ******************** If you have information regarding the connection between DIEFENDORF and HAAS in the Central/Western NY area, contact ME!!! and Randy. diefsea@email.msn.com ********************* Mary Louise Blanchard was first married to William Henry Haas in 1891 and had 5 children with him. No wonder Mary Lousie looks tired in all the pictures. After they divorced, William took the only son, William JR., to New Jersey to farm. Janice and Cheryl <jancheryl@prodigy.net> ************************ 1938 West High School Yearbook, Columbus, Ohio -> 12-B CLASS > Haas, Robert Gina Reasoner <GReasoner@prodigy.net> ************************** HELP..am looking for one Roger Haas,b ??, was in Navy around 1953,had friends named Moyer in Pittsburg,Pa. Please email me with any info on Roger Haas. IMPORTANT..Thank you.. Ka0sully@AOL.com *************************** Watertown Daily Times - April 1, 1933- Jefferson County, N. Y. Depauville, April 5. -- The funeral of Deo McFarlane, which was held from > the home of his parents Monday at 1:30 p.m. and the Methodist Episcopal > church at 2 p.m., was very largely attended. > > The bearers were Glen Johndrow, Elmereen Haas, Howard Brown, Thurston Haller http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1441 ********************* I don't believe it!!! Some one who knows about the children of John Best and Mary Haas... My John Best, his son, Married Sarah Nelson Allen b.1800 and died in 1859 or 60 of typhoid. Is Peter Best and Mary Trimmer in your family? Let me know. Lin Dean L. Harroff <harroff@gls3c.com> ************************ Watertown Daily Times - July 11, 1932 Jefferson County, N. Y. MISS CELIA F. HAAS, 46, DIES: Teacher Expires in Phila- delphia, Pa., Hospital http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1466 ****************** Watertown Daily Times - Oct. 15, 1934 Jefferson County, N. Y. MRS. MINNIE E. EISENHAUER DIES ..... a sister, Violette Haas of Syracuse, http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1468 ********************** Watertown Daily Times - August 28, 1934 Jefferson County, N. Y. Depauville, Aug. 28. -- Mrs. Lucy A. Haas Dorr, 86, lifelong resident of the town of Clayton, died at the home of her son, Edwin Dorr, near this village about 7 this morning after an illness of two weeks. Her death was attributed to a general physical breakdown. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1470 ******************* Clark Co. Wisconsin: 100 YEARS AGO...(Jan. 27,1900) Joseph Haas purchased the Stanley Mfg. Co. <Kathystree@aol.com> **************************** Unidentified newsclipping - 1978 MRS. ROBERT HUNTER DIES Theresa-- Mrs. Gladys Haas Hunter, 60, Browns Corners, Redwood, wife of Robert Hunter, died Friday night at Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse. Death was due to a cerebral condition. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/JeffersonObits?read=1491 ************************* Hi, I have been asked by a person who does not have access to Internet, where is ZUCHOW (with umlaut) Prussia? She is researching Ernestine and Wilhelm Friedrich HASS born about 1857 and 1854 respectively. parents were Carl Friedrich HASS and Maria Christina nee MARTINS We cannot find which ship they arrived on but it was probably before 1867. Perhaps the HASS might have been HAAS? Kay Gassan kay gassan <wiseowl@mlink.com.au> ************************ That's it for today. Linda lhaasdav@mindspring.com Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c