I was looking for relatives but really don't know their names and then thought why don't I pass this along maybe someone will make a connection. I found these in the Michigan Surname Index Vol. I 1984 Haas, Bertha May B 1880 MI, D 1967 MI, Married 1906 MI to Charles Redman Caseman Haas, Samuel B c182? married Helen Washburn Haas, Thomas Minor B 1847 PA, D 1901 MI, Married 1879 Mary Louis Ketcham (2nd m). These were provided by Dorothy Stears 15024 Diane dr, Constantine, MI 49042 Haas, Caroline B c183?, married Constantine Ruh from Marlynn Starring P.O. Box 54, Fennville, MI 49408 Haas, George Alex B c185?, married Susan Ann Weaver Haas, George Alexander B 1877 PA, D 1963 MI, Married 1879 MI, to Grace Ellen Craun from Ardith Haas 1906 Ardmore, Apt.15, Fort Wayne, IN 46804 Haas, Joseph B c185?, married Elizabeth Semsi Haas, Katharina B1885, D 1953 MI, married 1917 IL, to Wencel (Wendel) Wirth from Laura Wirth 2530 Somerleyton Rd. Benton Harbor, MI 49022 Haas, Martha B 1827, D 1900 MI, married Christian Schafer Inf. from Jackson County Genealogical Society. >From the MI Surname Index Vol. II 1989 Haas, Anna Margaret B 1869 Germany, D 1939 OH, married 1888 PA to William Henry Mackensen Haas, Phillip B c1830 Germany, married Susanna Kucherer from Sharon Brevoort P.O. Box 2742 Ann Arbor, MI 48106

This poem was passed along to me by a friend who is not doing genealogy, but I think its analogies fit our hobby wonderfully: "Everything I Need to Know About Life I Learned from Trees" It's important to have roots. In today's complex world, it pays to branch out. Don't pine away over old flames. If you really believe something, don't be afraid to go out on a limb. Be flexible so you don't break when a harsh wind blows. Sometimes you have to shed your old bark in order to grow. There are wide years and thin years, and the lines show. If you want to maintain accurate records, keep a log. Grow where you're planted. It's perfectly okay to be a late bloomer. Avoid people who would like to cut you down. Lean into the sun and fresh rain. As you approach the autumn of your life, you can't hide your true colors. It's more important to be strong and honest than popular. Sometimes you have to pull up your roots and move on. And always remember as you go through life to give yourself time to blossom.

Here are some more messages I received - remember to reply to the Contact - not to me. ********************** Children of ANNIE BOHN and JACOB MATHIAS are: i. SALLIE ANN3 MATHIAS, b. 08 04 1904, Earl Township, Berks County, Pa.; m. LESTER H HAAS, 05 06 1925, Reading, Pa.; b. 11 01 1905, Shanesville, Berks County, Pa.; d. 1943 Contact: Bryan Haas <bryanwhaas@yahoo.com> for more info ************************* 2. AMANDA W.2 HOUCK (EPHRAIM D.1) was born 1882 in Earl Township, Berks County, Pa., and died 1964. She married EDWIN G HAAS 09 23 1899 in Reading, Pa., son of JAMES HAAS and ELIZABETH GEISLER. He was born 1877 in Earl Township, Berks County, Pa., and died 1939. Contact: Bryan Haas <bryanwhaas@yahoo.com> for more info *********************** Submitter: wawhappy Email: wawhappy@juno.com * Wittenberg 1850 now HUNG>KS,>OR. Origin Pest, Hungary * Haas 1770 now DEU>PA,>ILL>KS * Howard 1818 1890 Ohio,>PA>Ks Physician * Reilly 1821 now IRE>PA>MICH>KS * Kraus 1850 now HUNG>KS ************************ Submitter: serkosk Email: serkosky@pangea.ca * Haas 1783 1936 Freifeld,Cieszanow,Poland * Hamm 1783 1936 Freifeld,Cieszanow,Poland * Dworanski 1857 1929 Oryszkowce,Eastern Galicia * Duczeminski 1850 1971 Kociubince,Eastern Galicia * Cyca 1852 1940 Lubliniec,Cieszanow,Poland **************************** HAAS, Millville, Cumberland Co., New Jersey Nancy Reeb <NREEB@prodigy.net> ************************** Submitter: pafuller Email: patfuller@home.com * Potts 1780 2000 ENG>NY, USA>ONT, CAN>IN, USA Potts to Haas line * Milburn 1780 2000 ENG>ONT, CAN>IN, USA Milburn to Haas line * Congdon 1780 2000 NY, USA>IN, USA> Congdon to Milburn to Haas line * Vigneri 1750 2000 Sicily>MD, USA>IN,USA Vigneri to Haas line ***************************** Looking for information on the Hamm + Haas families, who settled in 1783 at Freifeld ( a.k.a. Treufeld ), a small German Roman Catholic village 6 kms. north-northeast of Cieszanow ( where they had their parish ). Freifeld was 2 kms. northeast of Zukow. In 1903 some immigrated to Saskatchewan, Canada, specifically Lemberg, Sask.. Lemberg was the German name for Lwow ( Polish ), Lviv ( Ukrainian ). Martin Serkosky <serkosky@pangea.ca> ****************************** According to my information, a great grandfather of Edwin Haas was a Peter Haas [1801-1884] who was married to Susanna Drumheller [1807-1876] <RDrumhe812@aol.com> ********************* Trying to discover the religious and ethnic identity of Wasyl ( Basil ) Cyca, who was born in 1852 around Cieszanow, quite possibly Stary Lubliniec. He might have had a sister Anna. Around 1880 he married Ludomia ( Ludovica ) Haas, who was of German and Roman Catholic background. Wasyl settled with his family at Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada in 1903. He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church, but did he convert on marriage? Any info on the Cyca(s) would be appreciated Martin Serkosky <serkosky@pangea.ca> ************************ 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

I am researching my grandma's side of the family and only have her grandpa's surname (Haas) to go on. I know that he was married twice, having one child by each wife: Elizabeth and Lou. I do not know this man's first name or the name of either wife. Also, for at least part, if not all his life, he lived in Logansport, IN (Cass Co.) I have done much research in Cass County and can't seem to find any records of either child's birth or their parents' full names. I would appreciate any help on locating the names of these lost relatives. Thanks! Jae

Brand new site but it's really great. Drop by and add your ancestors to this newest aid for genealogy research. (No it's not mine I'm just sharing the news) http://www.migrations.org/ 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

The following messages were received this week from my PML service. Remember if you are interested in one of these - be sure to send your message to the "Contact" address listed. Good Luck ***************************** Here is my own record of that family from the 1860 Lincoln County, NC census, National Archives film (with added comments). Killian Andrew 1860 Linc NC 60 M 1800 NC #138; h-040-043; Farmer; Killian's Mill PO;(son of Jacob Sr. of John of Andreas) Killian Elizabeth 1860 Linc NC 46 F 1814 NC #138; h-040-043; Killian's Mill PO; (2nd wf.) Killian Eliza C. 1860 Linc NC 18 F 1842 NC #138; h-040-043;'Eliza'; Killian's Mill PO;(dau of Andrew in his will). Named in the will of Andrew Killian (not in order): Mary A. Hallman, daughter Jacob B. Killian, son Louisa S. Haas, daughter Ann (Julia Ann C.) Quinn, daughter A son? (name unknown) Rebecca Davis, daughter Emma Julia Killian, relationship? Eliza (Eliza C.) Killian, daughter Contact Gene Killian <tkillia1@bellsouth.net> for more information ***************************** >From Burial Records of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Boyetown, Berks County, Pa. Date - 26 Jan 1889 Harvey Haas Son of James and Elizabeth Age - 4 years, 6 months, 2 days Contact: Dalice Fadden <dalice@ccomm.com> ************************** > Child of Lucinda Beaver and John Gray is: > 28 i. Sarah Jane4 Gray. She married Daniel Haas Contct: M Archer <marcher@gfn.org> ************************ Looking for info on John Haas, who was born in Sunbury, Northumberland County, PA. He married Jane Dillman, who was also born in Sunbury. They eventually moved to Minersville, PA where they had a daughter, Lottie Grace Haas. Can e-mail me at lucidietrich@aol.com. Thanks, Luci *********************** Prairie Farmers Reliable Dir Lee Co IL: HAAS, Edw. ( Nina ) Norma, Kenneth, Dixon R7 Dixon Sec31 T3a (1889) HAAS, Edw. Sr. ( Barbara ) Ch Edward, Bertha, Elizabeth, Three Angle Park Dixon R7 Dixon Sec31 O11a (1890) Contact: Pete <oneil@swbell.net> ************************ Obit of: Helen I. CRONK, 67, of Harbor Springs, died Feb. 7, 2000, at Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey. Survivors include her husband of 49 years, J.D.; three daughters, Karen MORRIS and husband, Terry, of Elk Rapids, Debbie CANTRELL and husband, Jim, of Alanson, and Joyce HAAS and husband, Joe, of Sturgis, Mich.; eight grandchildren, Christine WAGENSCHUTZ, Mike WAGENSCHUTZ, Brant MORRIS, Jim Cantrell, Erika MORRIS, Jeremy CANTRELL, Patrick HAAS and Jacob HAAS. Transcribed from the "Petoskey News-Review", a newspaper serving the Emmet Co., MI area. Contact: http://members.tripod.com/~deemamafred/ecgs.html ********************* Trying to find out if the Haas/Hess or Hass was on the Marshall County, Miss Census in 1850 or 1860. Do not know the husband first name, but his wife was Sharp and she went by Ellendor or Nell. Any help will be appreciated. Bob Morrison <BGeneMorri@aol.com> ******************** Hi, is anyone researching family names of Dittmar, Randecker, Wurster, Kehl, Haas and many other families from Dettingen that settled in Jo Daviess County, IL. I would like to hear from you. Barbara <BARBWHITT@aol.com> ********************** I am new to the list and want to post some of the families I am looking for: Haas, Nyberg, Drummond, Jonas, Smith. Most of my ancestors came from around Naponee and Franklin. Any possiblities out there? Becky Haworth <beckyhaworth@hotmail.com> Topeka, KS ******************** Submitter: polarbar Email: polarbear3@earthlink.net * Schulze 1809 1900s Hannover>DEU>OH>IN>MO * Möll 1827 1900s Deu>OH>IN>Jamestown,MO * Moell 1827 1900s Deu>OH>IN>MO * Haas 1825 1900s Wue>DEU>OH>IN>MO ************************* JOHANN BERNARD HAAS (called Bernard) was born March 15, 1850 in Oeschingen, Rottenberg, Wuerttemberg, Germany. His father's name was MATTHIAS HAAS. He had at least 4 brothers: JOHANNES, FREDERICK, MATTHIAS, and JACOB. He and Jacob came over to the United States between 1867 and 1871 and settled in Rock Island, Illinois. They worked at Wagner's Brewery there. Bernard married KATHRINA HAHN and moved to Unionville, Putnam County, Mo. in 1877. Hope someone has heard of this family. Contact: Nancy Haas <fmtcmou@netins.net> ********************* KATHRINA HAHN was born near Untersteinach, Bavaria, Germany June 15, 1853. Her parents names are EARHEARL HAHN AND MARGARETHA HAHN. She had brother Johann and Hans. Also a couple of sisters. She came to the United States around 1873 and settled in Rock Island, Illinois. In November 1873 she married BERNARD HAAS. Later they moved to a farm in Putnam County, Missouri. Hope someone knows of this family Contact: Nancy Haas <fmtcmou@netins.net> ********************************* Unidentified newsclipping - September 22, 1938 Jefferson County, N. Y. Theresa, September 22--The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson - The children are Mrs. Ross (Hattie) Hunter and Mrs. Earl (Lora) Hunter of Alexandria and Alfred of Theresa. The guest list Saturday evening will include Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter, Thomas and Ida Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter, Jack, Richard, Alvaro, Paul and Douglas of Alexandria, Elizabeth Hunter of Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Wilson, Roger, Neil and Mary Margaret Wilson of Theresa, Mrs. Ida Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haas of Alexandria; Mr. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Eunice Stotler, and Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Abbie Rowell, Carthage. Contact: transcriber <twigs@bright.net> **************************** Marriage Notes for Jacob URMEY and Mary Robinson: Montgomery County Marriage Records p.93, no# 3605 Jacob C. URMEY to Mary F. ROBERTSON on 1 August 1886 by: Jesse Kinsey, Minister. licence issued on 31 July 1886 Samuel URMEY (his father) consents to the marriage (Puts his mark (X) signed for him by Louis HAAS, deputy clerk. Contact: Michael O RECK <moreck@juno.com> ************************** Obit of Enos RANCK Dec. 24, 1888, he was married to Minnie MYERS who preceded him in death in 1897. Two years later he was married to Miss Edith HENDRY who preceded him in death in March 1930. In December, 1933 he was married to Mrs. Josephine SULLIVAN who survives besides one son, Roland J. of Tyler, Tex., one daughter, Pauline HAAS of Three Rivers, seven grandchildren, one brother, Calvin RANCK, of Flowerfield, three sisters, Mrs. Frank RATHFON of Fort Scott, Kan., Miss Tamson RANCK and Mrs. Elizabeth SWARTZ of Flowerfield. One son Russell E. preceded him in death. Contact: Carole L. Carr <maudiecarole@voyager.net> ********************** Linda - List Hostess 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

I've had a couple of people ask where I get the Haas messages I post off and on to the list. Rootsweb has several "perks" for people who donate $24.00 a year or more. One of these "perks" is a service called PML which allows you to list the surnames you are researching. If any message is posted to: (1) a Rootsweb mail list (2) a GenConnect Board (3) a surname query - a copy is sent to your mailbox. It's a wonderful Resource. Here's where you can donate your $24.00 http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html Once you have donated you may then subscribe to the PML service. 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

I received this message and am forwarding it to the list. Can anyone help William? Replay directly to him since he is not a subscriber: Bill Bell bbjr@earthlink.net Dear Ms. Davenport, I have a cousin named Howard Haas who was I believe born in Chicago around 1910 or so. His mother's maiden name was Bell---I'm not sure what here first name was perhaps Elizabeth or Sarah. The last time I heard or saw Howard was around 1939 at Christmas time in Bismarck, MO. He may have been heading to California, but I was only 10 at the time I'm not really sure. I'm sure he would appear in the 1929 census, but since I don't know his father's name I don't no where to look. He also had a sister named Dorothy. Could you give me any help? William J. Bell

Here's some information I received from my Rootsweb notification service that might of interest to someone on the list: *********** The Foreigners whose Names are underwritten, imported in the Ship Elliot, Captain James Adams, from Rotterdam, but the last from Cowes in England, did this day take the usual Qualifications to the Government. Palatines. By List 87. Souls 240. Hans George (X) Haas Transcribed from a list at: http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy/shplst35.htm ********* Here is the next installment of Swiss obits. I hope someone will also find a matching name in this list as well. HAAS, Hermann; 1870-1932; Luzern Contact: Sue Steiner bookworm@bluewin.ch for more information *************** Subject: Historical Sketch of the State Normal School at San Jose Letter "H" GRADUATES Name Last First Graduating Class Haas Annie E. March 1870 Contact: Phyllis Stengl phyllis@st-law.net For more information **************** A complete list of the original purchasers of lots in the Anadarko (OK) townsite at the government sale that began on August 6, 1901. The first column gives the number of the certificate; second column gives the name of the purchaser; third column gives the address of the purchaser; fourth column gives the lot number; fifth column gives the block number; and the sixth column gives the amount paid. 646--John P. Haas--Chilicoothe, Mo.--4--1--$30 Contact: Sandy Miller skmiller@webtv.net for more information ********** Surnames submitted to Rootsweb: Submitter: almut Email: Reimer-Nufringen@t-online.de Haas 1845 now WUE,DEU (Tuebingen region) region Boeblingen/Tuebingen ********************* In the 1820-1905 Marriage Index in Scott County the following Weisman and Meek/Meeks. MEEK: Robert Meek, Jr. & Lydia Haas 1825. <http://www.genroots.com/county/scottin/> ********************* I'm trying to locate a building name and city for a picture of my grandfather, who was a stone mason contractor in Chicago. He travelled all over the U.S. building buildings. The phot shows in front of a building they were construcing at the time. A sign on the building in the background reads Marx-Haas. Two others read Singer Hirsh Clothing and Marquette Cloth & Suit Co. Have any of you ever heard of these names or might venture a guess as to what city the building might be in? Barry Boecher bboecher@hotmail.com ************* My name is Debbie Price and I am in search of any information on the following surnames that were from Northumberland Co., PA. RALPH b 9-1886 d. 1956 m. CARRIE HANCOCK ( d. 1913) m. DELLA HAAS 10-26-1915 Debbie Price price1234@tnns.net ********** Jacob's Church (AKA Reed's or Brick) and Cemetery are located in Ralpho Township, (Reed's Station) Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. On page 324 of "Northumberland County Pennsylvania Burials" Volume II, 2nd Ed., 1991, compiled by Joseph A. Meiser, Jr., B.S., Ph.D. and Sarah Roadarmel Meiser, the following ROBINS burials are indicated: Leah R. 3/15/1857-12/18/1947 (d/o Galen & Sabina) & husband, Samuel Haas John Shipman Hendricks <jshendricks@earthlink.net> ************ Rachel Ann DRAKE b. abt. 1874 m. John Riley HAAS Billbrauk@aol.com *************** GC-Logan County, Ohio - Queries 3 James P Collins 1846 - 1935 / .................. +Mary Elizabeth Haas 1852 - 1926 m: 1869 Gary Thompson garyt@iwaynet.net **************** My great-great grandfather Heinrich Haas (b1813-d1901) from Prussia, emigrated to the US around 1850? Married Friederike Sophie Louise Wagner (b1836-d1921) from MecklenBerg GE. Does anybody have anymore information on Heinrich or his ancestors? William Haase, whaase@archsysinc.com *************** My Grandmother was a Haas before she married. I have quite a bit of information on that family line. This is the link to my gedcom on line. If you can connect into it there was a book published a few years back I can get you the name of it. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mlatham Marc mlatham23@yahoo.com ***************** >From Burial Records of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Boyertown, Berks County, Pa. Date - 24 June 1888 Frederick Haas Son of Irwin and Annie Age - 10 months, 18 days Dalice Fadden <dalice@ccomm.com ************************** Children of George Johan HESS and Christina DECKER are:(all born in and around Erie, PA) 1. Marie Ottilie HESS m. Friedrich HUGEL 2. Margaret HESS m. William MASSING 3. Susanna HESS 4. Christine HESS m. William F. OLBERG 5. Elizabeth HESS m. Frank Wallace TURNER 6. Katherine HESS m. John George HAAS Carole Bolard carolbol@velocity.net ************** 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

I have updated my "History of the Federal Census Records and How to Use Them" essays. With all of the new information on the web it was time for a major face lift and time to add new information. If you are one of the people who is using this information in your genealogy classes you might want to stop by and pick up a new copy. Just please let me know that you are still using it. And for those of you who are new on the net or new to genealogy or simply someone who wants to learn more about this resource - I invite you to drop by and learn about the Census Records. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas/learningcenter.html If you know of another list where this information might be of interest please feel free to forward it. 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

A snapshot of history that may be of interest as to why your grandfather considered himself German heritage. Up to 1918 and the end of WW1 the long established Austrian-Hungary Empire was ruled by the Hapsburgs. In those centuries there were numerous German enclaves and geographic areas all the way to the Volga River and the Black Sea. Large numbers were in the Crimea (Black Sea Germans - Schwartzmeer Deutsche) and Central Russia (Volga Deutsche). These enclaves were hard hit in the Stalin years and most were forced to Siberia. Along the Hungarian/Serbian border were the Donauschwaben - Danube Schwaben. May of these generations are still there today. There are still such enclaves in Hungary and Romania. The area of Kösice (or Kaschau in German) was one of these enclaves. In 1900 it was the capitol of the Hungarian provence of Abauj-Torna, with a population of about 29,000 and was the seat of a Bishop with a cathedral. It remained part of Hungary until 1945. Hope this helps in providing some insight into German heritage in these areas of eastern Europe.

I recieved a postcard from a Julie Martineck in Berlin, Germany and she sent her e-mail and the ink got wet and ran. The last part of the address was potsdam--de. Would anyone recognize that word and let me know the missing letters? Thanks from Edmore, Michigan.

Also: http://www.feefhs.org Judith in CA

Hi again Amanda, My father-in-law (the Slovak) is terribly uneducated, and when we have tried to trace his roots (even with a trip to Slovakia), we didn't get very far. But he did mention one time he thought the Stefan name might be German. I had tried to tell him that, especially since it doesn't follow the traditional spelling of true Slovak names. The fact there is illegitimacy in his lines doesn't help my research either. Since your g-father was b. in NW Slovakia, it could be he was one of the many Ger-Russians in transit from Germany to Bessarabia. Have you tried the Bessarabian lists? If not, check out these web sites: http://www.bessarabia.com http://www.AHSGR.org http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/gerrus/ On the last site, there is a link called "Electronic Discussion Groups" that will lead you to the various Ger-Rus lists. Also, to search the online records that have been indexed for Bessarabia, go to: http://pixel.cs.vt.edu/library/odessa.html then click "To the Library" and click on the Full Text Search button. Type in whatever name(s) you are looking for and see what might pop up. Also, don't ignore the HASS spelling when dealing with the HAAS name. You might even want to consider HAASE. After exploring these avenues, if you find something promising, get back to me and I'll put you in touch with someone more expert on the resources than I am. Good luck with your searching! Joy Hass Stefan :) ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Lovitts" <malovitt@aurum.net.au> To: <HAAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 12:23 PM Subject: [HAAS-L] Slovakia > > Although my HASS line is German-Russian, my father-in-law's heritage is > also > > Slovak. Small world, huh? He spent some of his youth in Belza, near > Kosice. > > > Hi > > It is strange, as my father always referred to his father as a German, > although the village he was born in is in north west Slovakia. With border > changes over the years, it has become a little fuzzy I think. > > Amanda Lovitt (nee HAAS) > Boulder, Western Australia > malovitt@wn.com.au > http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/lov01.html > > ______________________________

Here is another piece of information you might like to have from my Rootsweb notification service. This post lists a lot of men's names. In the list is John Haas. If you want a copy of the information please contact: Kathlena ChattyK800@aol.com Source: OHTUSCAR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHTUSCAR-L] Biographical Record of Civil War Veterans The Biographical Record of Civil War Veterans, Tuscarawas County, Ohio. It is excerpts from 'PRESIDENTS, SOLDIERS, STATESMEN' originally published in 1892 and reprinted by Tusc Co Genealogical Society in 1990. This is a small book (abt 8" x 5") and 93 pages. It gives a brief biography of each of the following men: 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

Another message I received thru my RootsWeb service. This message contain a "ton" of names but one 1 Haas Source: TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TSL] ***** The 1903 Project: The Noordam, NARA film series T715 Roll 396 arriving NYC September 22, 1903 ***** Rotterdam Mr. Daniel Haas Contact: Dennis Baer dbaer@dialupnet.com for more information on this project. 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

I subscribe to a RootsWeb service that notifies me of any post for the Haas surname made to any of the RootsWeb lists. This came thru to me this morning. Source: Maggie_Ohio-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1937 Whittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio - Freshman FRESHMEN - with photo Haas, Damaris, Springfield, Ohio If this name is one that you are interested in please contact: Gina Reasoner GReasoner@prodigy.net for more info. 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

> Although my HASS line is German-Russian, my father-in-law's heritage is also > Slovak. Small world, huh? He spent some of his youth in Belza, near Kosice. Hi It is strange, as my father always referred to his father as a German, although the village he was born in is in north west Slovakia. With border changes over the years, it has become a little fuzzy I think. Amanda Lovitt (nee HAAS) Boulder, Western Australia malovitt@wn.com.au http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/lov01.html

Hello Amanda: Thanks for visiting our HAAS site! I can find no connection to your family but if you go to Rootsweb.com you can search a large database for HAAS. I am always glad to hear from our friends from "down under". Yours is the third one this week and the second one today. Good luck in your search, Roy Haas Burnsville, MN-USA The Lovitts wrote: > Hi > > I'm Amanda HAAS, well until I married a LOVITT I used my own name. > > My family come from Slovakia, in the north west of that country and I have > information back to 1790 on that particular line. My father was the first > to leave Slovakia to come to Australia, and that was nearly 50 years ago. I > still have family in Slovakia today. > > Amanda Haas > Boulder, Western Australia. > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > 12.8 million individuals and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Hello all, I am new to list and am researching the name of Mary Anne Fiese Haas. Mary Anne is from Beloit, WI and married Edward T. Haas in Rockford, Il in 1898. They had 3 children, Harvey and Harley Edward, who were twins, and Emmett Walker. Harvey died at the age of 2. I am searching for any of the families of Emmett Walker and Harley Edward. If anyone has any information to share please e-mail me at jfiese@sprynet.com. Thank you for your help, Jackie Fiese Your Name wrote: > Hi Linda, > > Please do!! Right now I'm in the process of typing up HAAS > birth/marriage/death data for the 1800-1830+ period that I've extracted from > the communities in the district of Wissembourg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, FR. > (primarily so that I can read it better than I can my own scrawls and > photocopies made at a rushed 3-day visit to Salt Lake City last October.) I > haven't obtained data on ALL the communities in that district yet, but I > could send you what I do have, if you would like to post them as well, after > I finish transcribing them. > > By the way, the list you now have from me was sent as a plain-text email, > which lost the fact that it was at least tabulated in my original Word 6.0 > document. I could try sending it to you as a formatted document if that > would help you. > > And I really like your website. I see that your article on the use of Land > Records was published in the Journal of the Western NY Genealogical Society > (to which I belong). That topic intrigues me. When I was in the Erie > County Courthouse in Buffalo researching probate records, I wandered to the > other side of the building where the mortgage and deed records are kept. I > was totally boggled! It's a huge area, packed with zillions of those books. > I admit I didn't ask any questions of anyone then, and I had no idea of how > to begin searching that vast database. > > Cheers! > ~~~Paul > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Linda Haas Davenport <lhaasdav@mindspring.com> > To: <HAAS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 6:20 AM > Subject: Re: [HAAS-L] HAAS's at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, NY > > Paul you would mind if I add this to my Haas homepage? > > Linda > > > Here is a listing of all the HAAS interments at Forest Lawn Cemetery in > > Buffalo, NY, up to April 1997. > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi