Hello Jane, I had a message from someone else asking me about this family..... seems the Trexler Family is also inter-related with the Haas and Breinig Families several times... I need to try to get it worked out in my mind before I can actually help you out, There is supposed to be a "History of the Haas Family" by Arthur Haas... I haven't seen it, but it sounds like something to look into... also, the Trexler Family may have info about the Haas's. I'll send you a message privately.... maybe we can figure some of this out. Benita ----- Original Message ----- From: <Chieffoo@aol.com> To: <HAAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2000 7:23 PM Subject: [HAAS-L] HAAS in PA I descend from two HAAS lines (possibly coming together further back--they seem to have lived in the same area--Northumberland and Schuylkill Counties in PA) Any help on the 'further backs' would be appreciated! :-) FIRST LINE: Daniel HAAS Sr--b: 1775; d: 10 Dec 1813; md: 23 Apr 1799 to Rosina MATTERN; their son: Daniel HAAS Jr--b: 2 Mar 1800; d: 20 Sep 1863; md: to Catherine HEPLER; their daughter: Lydia HAAS--b:26 Mar 1835; d: 17 Dec 1889; md: 1861 to John H. WAGNER (this John WAGNER's mother was Elizabeth HAAS--see the SECOND LINE for her info) SECOND LINE: Henry HAAS--I don't have much info about him. Possible wife: Catherine BREINIG; their son: George HAAS--b: 9 Apr 1764; d: 21 Jan 1862; md: 16 Feb 1808 to Elizabeth MILLER?; their daughter: Elizabeth HAAS--b: 22 Mar 1810 in PA; d: 7 Jul 1893; md: 18 Mar 1832 to Jacob WAGNER; their son: John WAGNER md the Lydia HAAS from the FIRST LINE Anyone recognize any of these names? Everyone on this list seems to know where the immigrant came from. I'm just at infant level here---know pretty far back, but not quite far enough. Warm regards, Jane Bensinger (chieffoo@aol.com) RESEARCHING: Bauscher/Boucher; Bensinger; Boyer/Beyer; Frey; Haas; Hepler; Lauer; Leiby; Mattern; Paul; Schaeffer; Strasser; Wagner; Weinman/Weyman; Wooless; Yeager/Jäeger ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi