Isaac (Ike) and his wife Jennie (Campbell) eimgrated to Canada in 1912 and were married there in 1914. Ike was a farmer. They returned to Newmans Grove, Nebraska in 1920 with their four oldest children and farmed for a year. In the meantime Ike's father Adam Hare, who was in Klamath County, wrote to Ike and encouraged him to come to Klamath Falls and they boarded a train and arrived in Klamath Falls on a cold, windy, snowy, day in March 1922.
Ike went to work for the Shaw-Bertram mill. Later he returned to farming in the Pine Grove and Bonanza areas, moving back to Klamath Falls in 1941 and worked for the Enterprise irrigation District until retirement.
their children; Lottie (Heseltine), Grace, Lois (Stabler), Phyllis Ann (Reyburn), Roland, Francis Eleanor and Betty Elaine Hare.
KLamath County History
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Jennie N. Hare, was born in Harrison County, Iowa, Sept. 22, 1886, died Sunday at Washburn Manor Convalescent Center.
Mrs. Hare, 90, was a school teacher in Iowa until she married Isaac W. Hare in June 1914. The couple moved to Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada where their three older children were born.
Mrs. Hare attended Drake University, Wayne, Nebraska, prior to her teaching career.
The family moved to Klamath County in 1922 and she taught at Crescent Lake and Malin schools. Her husband preceded her in death in 1968.
Mrs. Hare lived with her daughter, Lottie Heseltine, Bonanza, 18 years and traveled extensivley in Europe and Canada following the death of her husband.
She was a member of Bonanza Women's Club at the time of her death and was the first president of Altamont School Parent-Teachers Association when it was organized in the late 1920s.
Three of Mrs. Hare's seven children died in infancy. Surviving children are Mrs. Heseltine, Phyllis Rayburn, San Bernadino, Calif.; Lois Stabler and Roland Hare, Ashland.
Mrs. Hare also is survived by a sister Lucy McRitchie, Nipawin, Saskatchewan; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Ike went to work for the Shaw-Bertram mill. Later he returned to farming in the Pine Grove and Bonanza areas, moving back to Klamath Falls in 1941 and worked for the Enterprise irrigation District until retirement.
their children; Lottie (Heseltine), Grace, Lois (Stabler), Phyllis Ann (Reyburn), Roland, Francis Eleanor and Betty Elaine Hare.
KLamath County History
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Jennie N. Hare, was born in Harrison County, Iowa, Sept. 22, 1886, died Sunday at Washburn Manor Convalescent Center.
Mrs. Hare, 90, was a school teacher in Iowa until she married Isaac W. Hare in June 1914. The couple moved to Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada where their three older children were born.
Mrs. Hare attended Drake University, Wayne, Nebraska, prior to her teaching career.
The family moved to Klamath County in 1922 and she taught at Crescent Lake and Malin schools. Her husband preceded her in death in 1968.
Mrs. Hare lived with her daughter, Lottie Heseltine, Bonanza, 18 years and traveled extensivley in Europe and Canada following the death of her husband.
She was a member of Bonanza Women's Club at the time of her death and was the first president of Altamont School Parent-Teachers Association when it was organized in the late 1920s.
Three of Mrs. Hare's seven children died in infancy. Surviving children are Mrs. Heseltine, Phyllis Rayburn, San Bernadino, Calif.; Lois Stabler and Roland Hare, Ashland.
Mrs. Hare also is survived by a sister Lucy McRitchie, Nipawin, Saskatchewan; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Isaac (Ike) and his wife Jennie (Campbell) eimgrated to Canada in 1912 and were married there in 1914. Ike was a farmer. They returned to Newmans Grove, Nebraska in 1920 with their four oldest children and farmed for a year. In the meantime Ike's father Adam Hare, who was in Klamath County, wrote to Ike and encouraged him to come to Klamath Falls and they boarded a train and arrived in Klamath Falls on a cold, windy, snowy, day in March 1922.
Ike went to work for the Shaw-Bertram mill. Later he returned to farming in the Pine Grove and Bonanza areas, moving back to Klamath Falls in 1941 and worked for the Enterprise irrigation District until retirement.
their children; Lottie (Heseltine), Grace, Lois (Stabler), Phyllis Ann (Reyburn), Roland, Francis Eleanor and Betty Elaine Hare.
KLamath County History
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Jennie N. Hare, was born in Harrison County, Iowa, Sept. 22, 1886, died Sunday at Washburn Manor Convalescent Center.
Mrs. Hare, 90, was a school teacher in Iowa until she married Isaac W. Hare in June 1914. The couple moved to Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada where their three older children were born.
Mrs. Hare attended Drake University, Wayne, Nebraska, prior to her teaching career.
The family moved to Klamath County in 1922 and she taught at Crescent Lake and Malin schools. Her husband preceded her in death in 1968.
Mrs. Hare lived with her daughter, Lottie Heseltine, Bonanza, 18 years and traveled extensivley in Europe and Canada following the death of her husband.
She was a member of Bonanza Women's Club at the time of her death and was the first president of Altamont School Parent-Teachers Association when it was organized in the late 1920s.
Three of Mrs. Hare's seven children died in infancy. Surviving children are Mrs. Heseltine, Phyllis Rayburn, San Bernadino, Calif.; Lois Stabler and Roland Hare, Ashland.
Mrs. Hare also is survived by a sister Lucy McRitchie, Nipawin, Saskatchewan; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Ike went to work for the Shaw-Bertram mill. Later he returned to farming in the Pine Grove and Bonanza areas, moving back to Klamath Falls in 1941 and worked for the Enterprise irrigation District until retirement.
their children; Lottie (Heseltine), Grace, Lois (Stabler), Phyllis Ann (Reyburn), Roland, Francis Eleanor and Betty Elaine Hare.
KLamath County History
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Jennie N. Hare, was born in Harrison County, Iowa, Sept. 22, 1886, died Sunday at Washburn Manor Convalescent Center.
Mrs. Hare, 90, was a school teacher in Iowa until she married Isaac W. Hare in June 1914. The couple moved to Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada where their three older children were born.
Mrs. Hare attended Drake University, Wayne, Nebraska, prior to her teaching career.
The family moved to Klamath County in 1922 and she taught at Crescent Lake and Malin schools. Her husband preceded her in death in 1968.
Mrs. Hare lived with her daughter, Lottie Heseltine, Bonanza, 18 years and traveled extensivley in Europe and Canada following the death of her husband.
She was a member of Bonanza Women's Club at the time of her death and was the first president of Altamont School Parent-Teachers Association when it was organized in the late 1920s.
Three of Mrs. Hare's seven children died in infancy. Surviving children are Mrs. Heseltine, Phyllis Rayburn, San Bernadino, Calif.; Lois Stabler and Roland Hare, Ashland.
Mrs. Hare also is survived by a sister Lucy McRitchie, Nipawin, Saskatchewan; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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