Norris Henry Hake was the son of the Reverend Emanuel Hake and Jane McConnel Hake. He was the grandson of Daniel Hake and Sarah Elizabeth Ilgenfritz Hake. Norris married Rachel Regina Schoellkopf on 3 October 1877, in Whitewater, Walworth County, Wisconsin. Rachel was the daughter of Johann and Mary Albright Schoellkopf. Rachel was born on 13 May 1853, in Cold Spring Township, Jefferson County. She died on 3 October 1940, in Ft. Atkinson.
In 1880, Norris, Rachel and Minerva are living in Jefferson, Jefferson County. Norris is a farmer. They are living next to Norris' father Emanuel. In 1900, Norris, Rachel, Minnie, Manny, Norman and Melinda were living in Koshkonong. Norris was a carpenter and Minnie, a clerk in a grocery store.
In 1910, Norris and Rachel are living in Ft. Atkinson. Also, living in the household is Rachel's mother, Mary Schoellkopf. The federal census record indicates that Rachel is the mother of 4 children and 3 are living. None of the children are living in the household.
In 1920, Norris, Rachel and Melinda are living in Koshkonong. Norris is a carpenter in a furniture factory.
In 1930, Norris and Rachel are living at 312 Edwards Street, in Ft. Atkinson. Living in the household is John A. Schilling, born in about 1914, in Wisconsin. His father was born in Germany and his mother in Wisconsin. John is the grandson of Norris and Rachel.
John Emil Schilling, listed in the federal census records as John A. Schilling, was the son of George William Schilling and Marie "Mamie" Mary Regina Hake.
The children of Norris and Rachel Schoellkopf Hake were:
1. Minerva J. "Minnie" Hake (Edmund Langworthy Wescott)
2. Marie "Mamie" Hake (George William Schilling)
3. Norman Hake (Sylvia Carpenter)
4. Melinda Hake
In 1880, Norris, Rachel and Minerva are living in Jefferson, Jefferson County. Norris is a farmer. They are living next to Norris' father Emanuel. In 1900, Norris, Rachel, Minnie, Manny, Norman and Melinda were living in Koshkonong. Norris was a carpenter and Minnie, a clerk in a grocery store.
In 1910, Norris and Rachel are living in Ft. Atkinson. Also, living in the household is Rachel's mother, Mary Schoellkopf. The federal census record indicates that Rachel is the mother of 4 children and 3 are living. None of the children are living in the household.
In 1920, Norris, Rachel and Melinda are living in Koshkonong. Norris is a carpenter in a furniture factory.
In 1930, Norris and Rachel are living at 312 Edwards Street, in Ft. Atkinson. Living in the household is John A. Schilling, born in about 1914, in Wisconsin. His father was born in Germany and his mother in Wisconsin. John is the grandson of Norris and Rachel.
John Emil Schilling, listed in the federal census records as John A. Schilling, was the son of George William Schilling and Marie "Mamie" Mary Regina Hake.
The children of Norris and Rachel Schoellkopf Hake were:
1. Minerva J. "Minnie" Hake (Edmund Langworthy Wescott)
2. Marie "Mamie" Hake (George William Schilling)
3. Norman Hake (Sylvia Carpenter)
4. Melinda Hake
Norris Henry Hake was the son of the Reverend Emanuel Hake and Jane McConnel Hake. He was the grandson of Daniel Hake and Sarah Elizabeth Ilgenfritz Hake. Norris married Rachel Regina Schoellkopf on 3 October 1877, in Whitewater, Walworth County, Wisconsin. Rachel was the daughter of Johann and Mary Albright Schoellkopf. Rachel was born on 13 May 1853, in Cold Spring Township, Jefferson County. She died on 3 October 1940, in Ft. Atkinson.
In 1880, Norris, Rachel and Minerva are living in Jefferson, Jefferson County. Norris is a farmer. They are living next to Norris' father Emanuel. In 1900, Norris, Rachel, Minnie, Manny, Norman and Melinda were living in Koshkonong. Norris was a carpenter and Minnie, a clerk in a grocery store.
In 1910, Norris and Rachel are living in Ft. Atkinson. Also, living in the household is Rachel's mother, Mary Schoellkopf. The federal census record indicates that Rachel is the mother of 4 children and 3 are living. None of the children are living in the household.
In 1920, Norris, Rachel and Melinda are living in Koshkonong. Norris is a carpenter in a furniture factory.
In 1930, Norris and Rachel are living at 312 Edwards Street, in Ft. Atkinson. Living in the household is John A. Schilling, born in about 1914, in Wisconsin. His father was born in Germany and his mother in Wisconsin. John is the grandson of Norris and Rachel.
John Emil Schilling, listed in the federal census records as John A. Schilling, was the son of George William Schilling and Marie "Mamie" Mary Regina Hake.
The children of Norris and Rachel Schoellkopf Hake were:
1. Minerva J. "Minnie" Hake (Edmund Langworthy Wescott)
2. Marie "Mamie" Hake (George William Schilling)
3. Norman Hake (Sylvia Carpenter)
4. Melinda Hake
In 1880, Norris, Rachel and Minerva are living in Jefferson, Jefferson County. Norris is a farmer. They are living next to Norris' father Emanuel. In 1900, Norris, Rachel, Minnie, Manny, Norman and Melinda were living in Koshkonong. Norris was a carpenter and Minnie, a clerk in a grocery store.
In 1910, Norris and Rachel are living in Ft. Atkinson. Also, living in the household is Rachel's mother, Mary Schoellkopf. The federal census record indicates that Rachel is the mother of 4 children and 3 are living. None of the children are living in the household.
In 1920, Norris, Rachel and Melinda are living in Koshkonong. Norris is a carpenter in a furniture factory.
In 1930, Norris and Rachel are living at 312 Edwards Street, in Ft. Atkinson. Living in the household is John A. Schilling, born in about 1914, in Wisconsin. His father was born in Germany and his mother in Wisconsin. John is the grandson of Norris and Rachel.
John Emil Schilling, listed in the federal census records as John A. Schilling, was the son of George William Schilling and Marie "Mamie" Mary Regina Hake.
The children of Norris and Rachel Schoellkopf Hake were:
1. Minerva J. "Minnie" Hake (Edmund Langworthy Wescott)
2. Marie "Mamie" Hake (George William Schilling)
3. Norman Hake (Sylvia Carpenter)
4. Melinda Hake
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