KARL A. HAESE
From Der Nord Westen, 05 Nov. 1891:
Sudden death of 55 yr. old Carl Hase on 20 Oct. in Reedsville.
He is survived by his widow and 9 children.
The funeral was 23 October.
*********************
*********************
Immigration records show 19 year old Carl Häse* arrived at the Port of New York from Hamburg on 30 Sep 1856. He came with his father, Chr (presumably Christoph), age 59, his brother, Christoph, age 27, and brother, Albert, age 14, all from Prussia. The family sailed on the Hamburg bark, Raleigh (previously an English ship, sold and re-rigged). The voyage could have taken about 40 days.
*******************
* This name was later "Americanized" to the spelling HAESE to more closely approximate its pronunciation, due to the lack of an umlaut in the English alphabet.
A 21 year old Charles Hayse is found living at Manitowoc Co., WI, at the time of the 1860 Census, with a 75 year old Christopher Hayse.
Karl married Friedericke, who was possibly his second wife. Her grave marker is inscribed "gattin von Carl Haese" or "wife of Carl Haese." They are found on the 1880 US Census
Submitted By:jvtree1 (#48265806)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Manitowoc Co., WI, Marriage record, registered 27 Jul 1863:
Husband's Name: Karl August Hase
Husband's Father: Christoph Hase
Husband's Mother: Caroline Baekhause or Backhause
Husband's Residence: Town of Rockland
Husband's POB: Rugenwalde, Germany (now Darlowo, Poland)
Wife's Name: Friedricka Krueger
Wife's Father: John Gottlieb " (presumably same as previous line, Krueger)
Wife's Mother: Maria Sophia Krieser or Krisser
*******************
Submitted BY: jvtree1 (#48265806)
From Der Nord Westen, 05 Nov. 1891:
Sudden death of 55 yr. old Carl Hase on 20 Oct. in Reedsville.
He is survived by his widow and 9 children.
The funeral was 23 October.
*********************
*********************
Immigration records show 19 year old Carl Häse* arrived at the Port of New York from Hamburg on 30 Sep 1856. He came with his father, Chr (presumably Christoph), age 59, his brother, Christoph, age 27, and brother, Albert, age 14, all from Prussia. The family sailed on the Hamburg bark, Raleigh (previously an English ship, sold and re-rigged). The voyage could have taken about 40 days.
*******************
* This name was later "Americanized" to the spelling HAESE to more closely approximate its pronunciation, due to the lack of an umlaut in the English alphabet.
A 21 year old Charles Hayse is found living at Manitowoc Co., WI, at the time of the 1860 Census, with a 75 year old Christopher Hayse.
Karl married Friedericke, who was possibly his second wife. Her grave marker is inscribed "gattin von Carl Haese" or "wife of Carl Haese." They are found on the 1880 US Census
Submitted By:jvtree1 (#48265806)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Manitowoc Co., WI, Marriage record, registered 27 Jul 1863:
Husband's Name: Karl August Hase
Husband's Father: Christoph Hase
Husband's Mother: Caroline Baekhause or Backhause
Husband's Residence: Town of Rockland
Husband's POB: Rugenwalde, Germany (now Darlowo, Poland)
Wife's Name: Friedricka Krueger
Wife's Father: John Gottlieb " (presumably same as previous line, Krueger)
Wife's Mother: Maria Sophia Krieser or Krisser
*******************
Submitted BY: jvtree1 (#48265806)
KARL A. HAESE
From Der Nord Westen, 05 Nov. 1891:
Sudden death of 55 yr. old Carl Hase on 20 Oct. in Reedsville.
He is survived by his widow and 9 children.
The funeral was 23 October.
*********************
*********************
Immigration records show 19 year old Carl Häse* arrived at the Port of New York from Hamburg on 30 Sep 1856. He came with his father, Chr (presumably Christoph), age 59, his brother, Christoph, age 27, and brother, Albert, age 14, all from Prussia. The family sailed on the Hamburg bark, Raleigh (previously an English ship, sold and re-rigged). The voyage could have taken about 40 days.
*******************
* This name was later "Americanized" to the spelling HAESE to more closely approximate its pronunciation, due to the lack of an umlaut in the English alphabet.
A 21 year old Charles Hayse is found living at Manitowoc Co., WI, at the time of the 1860 Census, with a 75 year old Christopher Hayse.
Karl married Friedericke, who was possibly his second wife. Her grave marker is inscribed "gattin von Carl Haese" or "wife of Carl Haese." They are found on the 1880 US Census
Submitted By:jvtree1 (#48265806)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Manitowoc Co., WI, Marriage record, registered 27 Jul 1863:
Husband's Name: Karl August Hase
Husband's Father: Christoph Hase
Husband's Mother: Caroline Baekhause or Backhause
Husband's Residence: Town of Rockland
Husband's POB: Rugenwalde, Germany (now Darlowo, Poland)
Wife's Name: Friedricka Krueger
Wife's Father: John Gottlieb " (presumably same as previous line, Krueger)
Wife's Mother: Maria Sophia Krieser or Krisser
*******************
Submitted BY: jvtree1 (#48265806)
From Der Nord Westen, 05 Nov. 1891:
Sudden death of 55 yr. old Carl Hase on 20 Oct. in Reedsville.
He is survived by his widow and 9 children.
The funeral was 23 October.
*********************
*********************
Immigration records show 19 year old Carl Häse* arrived at the Port of New York from Hamburg on 30 Sep 1856. He came with his father, Chr (presumably Christoph), age 59, his brother, Christoph, age 27, and brother, Albert, age 14, all from Prussia. The family sailed on the Hamburg bark, Raleigh (previously an English ship, sold and re-rigged). The voyage could have taken about 40 days.
*******************
* This name was later "Americanized" to the spelling HAESE to more closely approximate its pronunciation, due to the lack of an umlaut in the English alphabet.
A 21 year old Charles Hayse is found living at Manitowoc Co., WI, at the time of the 1860 Census, with a 75 year old Christopher Hayse.
Karl married Friedericke, who was possibly his second wife. Her grave marker is inscribed "gattin von Carl Haese" or "wife of Carl Haese." They are found on the 1880 US Census
Submitted By:jvtree1 (#48265806)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Manitowoc Co., WI, Marriage record, registered 27 Jul 1863:
Husband's Name: Karl August Hase
Husband's Father: Christoph Hase
Husband's Mother: Caroline Baekhause or Backhause
Husband's Residence: Town of Rockland
Husband's POB: Rugenwalde, Germany (now Darlowo, Poland)
Wife's Name: Friedricka Krueger
Wife's Father: John Gottlieb " (presumably same as previous line, Krueger)
Wife's Mother: Maria Sophia Krieser or Krisser
*******************
Submitted BY: jvtree1 (#48265806)
Inscription
"Ganz sorgenvoll auf dieser Erde
Rief Gott dich hin zur bessern Welt
Damit dir dort die Ruhe werde
Wo keine edle Freude fehlt."
"Beset by sorrows on this Earth,
God called you to a better world,
A place where rest awaits you,
Where no noble joy is lacking."
*********************
Gravesite Details
He is listed as Karl and as Carl. On his daughter he is '.C'
Family Members
Siblings
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
