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    1. Re: [VAROCKIN] Re: House, Haas, Hass, Hause, Horse families
    2. Paul Hawes

    3. Michael Sellers- Yes, that is my ancestor. I wish that I knew why he was buried with the name of "Haas" when he used "Hause" in early Rockingham Co. records and "Hawse" later. He was also recorded as: 1810 census "Christian Hause, Sen." in Rockingham Co. 1820 census "Christian Hawse" in Rockingham Co. 1825 deed "Christian Hawse" to William Keister in Rockingham Co. 1829 deed "Christian Haws" to Jacob Bowman in Rockingham Co. 1830 deed "Christian Hause" to Peter Bowman in Rockingham Co. 1830 deeds (2) "Christian Hause" to John Ludwick in Rockingham Co. 1830 deed "Christian Hause" to John Bowman in Rockingham Co. 1830 census "Christopher Hause, Sr." in Rockingham Co. 1834 deed "Christian Hawes" to Abraham Zirkle in Rockingham Co. 1840 census shows a person between 80 -90 years of age living with Christian Hawse Jr. in Rockingham Co. 1848 deed "Christian Hawse, Sen." to Abraham Zirkle in Rockingham Co. 1850 census "Christian Haws" in Harrisonburg Twp., Rockingham Co., Virginia Rockingham Co., Virginia death record says that "Christian Hawse" was 100 years, 4 months, & 12 days old and that he was born in "Dry Fork" (wherever that is). His children used "Hawse". It seems that only Christian Sr.'s tombstone used "Haas". Of course, he could not have corrected that, but his children could have. I am attempting to trace Christian back to Pennsylvania. However, I do not know what Pennsylvania County Christian was from or how he spelled his name in Pennsylvania. Paul Hawes At 02:00 PM 3/13/2006, you wrote: >X-Message: #2 >Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 19:38:46 -0800 >From: "Mike and Amber Sellers" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] Re: House, Haas, Hass, Hause, Horse families >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I don't know if this is any help but figured I'd pass it along anyway. >Online cemetery records for Rockingham County show a "Christian Haas" buried >in the Turley Cemetery in Turleytown, Rockingham County, Virginia. The >survey is posted of those buried in the cemetery at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~varockin/HRHS/cem/turley.htm > >Lois and Bob Emswiler noted their survey date as being in November 2001. >The notation for "Christian Haas" reads that he died "abt 1852" but that >there is currently no visible marker for him. They also noted Robert >Swank's 1967 survey notes which stated that Christian Haas "was buried here >and age 100+ years". > >Don't know if that helps, but it might at least put you in the right >direction and/or location. > >Michael Sellers M. Paul Hawes North Carolina I receive more than enough e-mail. Please do not send jokes, virus warnings, or chain letters.

    03/13/2006 03:00:15
    1. Re: [VAROCKIN] Re: House, Haas, Hass, Hause, Horse families
    2. Erin T. Crowe

    3. Paul, Haas was probably the correct Germanic spelling of the name. I have Clore ancestors, yet we know that the true spelling in Germany was Klaar. I don't think his children changed it simply because he probably wanted it that way. Many people had to change the spellings or just go with what people could understand for spelling purposes because the names were of German origin and thus losing their identities, I am sure he wanted to leave as he came. Crowe was Crow before 1900 except on the tombstones. Crowe is Irish, Crow is English. After they died they didn't care and after 1900 there were so many Irish here it didn't matter. Just something to ponder. Erin T. Crowe IBSSG Let my kisses fall, Upon your starry eyes, The windows of your soul, Where all true beauty lies. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Hawes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 7:00 PM Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] Re: House, Haas, Hass, Hause, Horse families > Michael Sellers- > > Yes, that is my ancestor. I wish that I knew why he was buried with the > name of "Haas" when he used "Hause" in early Rockingham Co. records and > "Hawse" later. He was also recorded as: > > 1810 census "Christian Hause, Sen." in Rockingham Co. > > 1820 census "Christian Hawse" in Rockingham Co. > > 1825 deed "Christian Hawse" to William Keister in Rockingham Co. > > 1829 deed "Christian Haws" to Jacob Bowman in Rockingham Co. > > 1830 deed "Christian Hause" to Peter Bowman in Rockingham Co. > > 1830 deeds (2) "Christian Hause" to John Ludwick in Rockingham Co. > > 1830 deed "Christian Hause" to John Bowman in Rockingham Co. > > 1830 census "Christopher Hause, Sr." in Rockingham Co. > > 1834 deed "Christian Hawes" to Abraham Zirkle in Rockingham Co. > > 1840 census shows a person between 80 -90 years of age living with > Christian Hawse Jr. in Rockingham Co. > > 1848 deed "Christian Hawse, Sen." to Abraham Zirkle in Rockingham Co. > > 1850 census "Christian Haws" in Harrisonburg Twp., Rockingham Co., > Virginia > > Rockingham Co., Virginia death record says that "Christian Hawse" was 100 > years, 4 months, & 12 days old and that he was born in "Dry Fork" > (wherever that is). > > His children used "Hawse". It seems that only Christian Sr.'s tombstone > used "Haas". Of course, he could not have corrected that, but his children > could have. > > I am attempting to trace Christian back to Pennsylvania. However, I do not > know what Pennsylvania County Christian was from or how he spelled his > name in Pennsylvania. > > Paul Hawes > > > At 02:00 PM 3/13/2006, you wrote: >>X-Message: #2 >>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 19:38:46 -0800 >>From: "Mike and Amber Sellers" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> >>Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] Re: House, Haas, Hass, Hause, Horse families >>Content-Type: text/plain; >> charset="iso-8859-1" >>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >> >>I don't know if this is any help but figured I'd pass it along anyway. >>Online cemetery records for Rockingham County show a "Christian Haas" >>buried >>in the Turley Cemetery in Turleytown, Rockingham County, Virginia. The >>survey is posted of those buried in the cemetery at >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~varockin/HRHS/cem/turley.htm >> >>Lois and Bob Emswiler noted their survey date as being in November 2001. >>The notation for "Christian Haas" reads that he died "abt 1852" but that >>there is currently no visible marker for him. They also noted Robert >>Swank's 1967 survey notes which stated that Christian Haas "was buried >>here >>and age 100+ years". >> >>Don't know if that helps, but it might at least put you in the right >>direction and/or location. >> >>Michael Sellers > > > M. Paul Hawes > North Carolina > > I receive more than enough e-mail. Please do not send jokes, virus > warnings, or chain letters.

    03/13/2006 12:23:20