James Hass was born to Henry and Margaretha (Baut) Hass in Vadersdorf, Germany. At the age of twelve, he came to America and moved to Gladbrook, IA and attended school. Later, he spent four years farming in the area of Superior, IA and married Dorothea Wendel on March 15, 1905.
In 1907, the James and his wife farmed two miles south of Hawarden, IA. In 1909, they purchased a 160 acre farm northeast of Hawarden, IA and spent the next 30 years living there and raising their two sons, Lee and Harold. From 1929 to 1932, they endured dust storms. In 1930, the James and his wife purchased a 160 acre farm east of their place. James retired and moved with his wife to Hawarden, IA in November of 1939.
James died in the hospital in Hawarden, IA. He was survived by his son, Harold. His wife and his son, Lee, preceeded him in death.
In 1907, the James and his wife farmed two miles south of Hawarden, IA. In 1909, they purchased a 160 acre farm northeast of Hawarden, IA and spent the next 30 years living there and raising their two sons, Lee and Harold. From 1929 to 1932, they endured dust storms. In 1930, the James and his wife purchased a 160 acre farm east of their place. James retired and moved with his wife to Hawarden, IA in November of 1939.
James died in the hospital in Hawarden, IA. He was survived by his son, Harold. His wife and his son, Lee, preceeded him in death.
James Hass was born to Henry and Margaretha (Baut) Hass in Vadersdorf, Germany. At the age of twelve, he came to America and moved to Gladbrook, IA and attended school. Later, he spent four years farming in the area of Superior, IA and married Dorothea Wendel on March 15, 1905.
In 1907, the James and his wife farmed two miles south of Hawarden, IA. In 1909, they purchased a 160 acre farm northeast of Hawarden, IA and spent the next 30 years living there and raising their two sons, Lee and Harold. From 1929 to 1932, they endured dust storms. In 1930, the James and his wife purchased a 160 acre farm east of their place. James retired and moved with his wife to Hawarden, IA in November of 1939.
James died in the hospital in Hawarden, IA. He was survived by his son, Harold. His wife and his son, Lee, preceeded him in death.
In 1907, the James and his wife farmed two miles south of Hawarden, IA. In 1909, they purchased a 160 acre farm northeast of Hawarden, IA and spent the next 30 years living there and raising their two sons, Lee and Harold. From 1929 to 1932, they endured dust storms. In 1930, the James and his wife purchased a 160 acre farm east of their place. James retired and moved with his wife to Hawarden, IA in November of 1939.
James died in the hospital in Hawarden, IA. He was survived by his son, Harold. His wife and his son, Lee, preceeded him in death.
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