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| WHY did the family decide
to make this journey to a new land? - One reason may be the fact that the two sons were of the age they could be forced into military service - this was a volatile time in German History. - Another may have to do with the baby Heinr (Heinrich ID1194) being born to the unwed daughter Anna Maria. - I have not found any evidence of religion being a big influence on this family so I don't believe that would have any bearing on their decision. For whatever reason they made the choice to leave their homeland, what was familiar to them, their family, and go into a new adventure with untold experiences awaiting them. |
| In 1866 the Valentin Haas Family left their home at
Hermannshöhle,
between
Oberhausen and
Niederhausen, Germany on the
Nahe River. Their destination was
Hamburg, Germany the departure point of the ship
S/S Teutonia. This was a trip
of about 230 miles. - How did they make the trip? By river, by wagon? - How did they finance the trip? |
| On Saturday, 19 May 1866, the family boarded the Steamer Teutonia and left Hamburg for their long trip across the Atlantic Ocean to their new home. The family had quarters on the Between-Decks section of the ship. S3, |
| They arrived at New York City on Thursday, 14 June 1866. Once off the ship their next destination was Castle Garden, the immigration center (Ellis Island did not open until 1892). Their voyage had taken 26 days and they covered approximately 3800 miles. Fortunately, the entire family made the journey in good shape. S4, S5, |
| The experience at Castle Garden had to be a frightening one for the family. They would have been probed and prodded with "Medical Exams", questions, physical tests - all to determine if they were healthy and eligible to be allowed entry into the country - It seems Valentin and his family made the grade. |
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Trip Statistics:
S5, Departure Date: 19 May 1866 - Hamburg, Germany Number of Passengers: 830 --- 594 between decks - 235 cabin passengers Births on voyage: 2 (born to passenger #250, page 331) - (born to Passenger #793 - Page 341) - Deaths on voyage: 1 (See page 339) Length of trip: 26 days Total miles traveled: 3800 Arrival Date: 14 June 1866 - New York, New York, United States Interesting story of Emigration/Immigration - The ordeal and perils faced by the families who immigrated to the United States |
| Their final destination was Fulton County, Ohio where Elisabetha's brother George Baker (Becker ?) ID1231 resided. S7 page 5, |
| Valentin Haas Family Census Log - Follows the movements of Valentin and his children after arriving in New York |
| J. J. Haas Family |
| The family consisted of:
Father: J.
J. Haas, 24 [ID4359] |
| They were on the Teutonia which landed in New York on 14 June 1866 |
| 14 Aug 2011: I have no idea who this family is at this point |
| Notes |
| N1:
On the Hamburg and New York Manifests, the baby, Heinr ID1194, looks to be the son of Clara
ID1193, the 15 year old daughter of Valentin and Elisabetha.
S3, S4, S5,
Other research indicates that he is the son of Anna Maria ID1191 - S8, - Clara and Heinr are listed last on the lists because of their ages - they ARE in proper order - BUT, why spell out "Haas" for Clara's last name if it was not an indicator that she and Heinr were somehow separate from the other children? - Because of the birth record from Germany I have connected Heinr (Heinrich) to Anna Maria, BUT I am not 100% certain of the relationship - I have not found anything on Heinrich until 1880 S10, and he is in Fulton County living with his aunt Barbara's Family and is listed as a farm laborer. |
| S/S Teutonia | ||
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| Hamburg America Line - | ||
| Built: 1856 - Built by: Caird & Co., Greenock - Owner: Hamburg Brasilian Steamship Co. | ||
| Dimensions: 282.1 ft x 39.4 ft - 2693 Tons - 1 Funnel, 3 Masts | ||
| Passengers: #1 Class: 50 - #2 Class: 136 - Middle Deck: 310 | ||
| Crew: 80 | ||
| 15 July 1859 - First Voyage - Hamburg to Southampton to New York | ||
| June/July 1866 - Hamburg to New York carrying the Valentine Haas Family | ||
| 1894 - Scrapped in Italy | ||
| Ship Stats Ship Stats Ancestry.com Page |
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| S1 | History of Germany - WikiPedia | |||||||
| S2 | Castle Garden, New York, New York | |||||||
| S3 | Hamburg Passenger
List, Valentin Haas Family, 19 May 1866: Staatsarchiv
Hamburg. "Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934" [database on-line].
Original data: Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger
Passagierlisten; Microfilm No.: K_1711. www.ancestry.com, accessed
12 Dec 2016. Acc001472/Doc1316-004.pdf (Ancestry.com Images 268 &
279) Passenger Listing, page 534: Column Headings: - No. = Number - Zu- and Vername und Familie = Surname and Given Name - Gehurts- und Wehnert = Previous Residence - Landes = State or Province - Gewerbe = Trade - Alter = Age - Geschlecht = Sex - Mannl. = Male - Weibl = Female - Recapitulation = - Adults & Children over 10 yrs old - Children under 10 years - under 1 year From Image: Valentin Haas Family: Previous Residence: Neiderhausen Pal No. 572 Haas Valentin - Trade: Bauer (Farmer ) - Age: 59 - Male - Adult over 10 years No. 573 do [Haas] Elise - Trade: frau (Wife) - Age: 51 - Female - Adult over 10 years No. 574 do [Haas] Barb - Kind (Child) - Age: 24 - Female - Over 10 years No. 575 do [Haas] Maria - Kind (Child) - Age: 22 - Female - Over 10 years No. 576 do [Haas] Heinr - Kind (Child)- Age 20 - Male - Over 10 years No. 577 do [Haas] Franz - Kind (Child) - Age: 18 - Male - Over 10 years No. 578 Haas Clara - Ledig (Single) - Kind (Child) - Age: 15 - Female - Over 10 Years No. 579 do [Haas] Heinr -Säugling (Infant) [son of Maria] - Age: Not listed - Male - Under 1 Year N1, Copy of page sent to me by Wilma Haas Lucas (Valentin Haas family Listing) - (This page has the heading added to the top of the page) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First Page of Teutonia Listing - (Doc1316-004.pdf, page 1) - (Ancestry.com Image 268) Verzeichniss (Directory) Zwischendeck (Steerage) #1: Glasen, Eberth (Google Translate) -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| S4 | New York Passenger List:
"New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957" [database on-line]. Teutonia
Passenger List, New York, New York County, New York, 14 June 1866.
Valentin Haas and Family. Original Data: NARA "Passenger Lists of
Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897", M237_267, List
Number 655. www.ancestry.com , accessed 12 Dec 2016. Acc000639/Doc3779-001.pdf
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Ancestry.com Record Link - From Images: PDF Page 1 - Title Page (Ancestry.com Image 322/594) National Archives Microfilm Publications Name of Vessel: Str. Teutonia Port of Embarkation: Hamburg Date of Arrival: June 14, 1866 Number: 655 PDF Page 2 - Header and first list of Passengers - (Ancestry.com Image 323/594) District of New York - Port of New York. I, T. H. Haack Master of the Str Teutonia do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following list or manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said Steamer at Hamburg from which port said [blank space] has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become and inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. so help me, God Signed T H Haack Sworn to this 14 June 1866 Before me [signature, unreadable] List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Str Teutonia where of T H Haack is the master from Hamburg burthen [smeared] tons. Summary: Date of Arrival: 14 Jun 1866 Port of Departure: Hamburg, Germany Destination : United States Part of ship Occupied: Between Deck Place of origin: Germany Nationality: German Ship Name: SS Teutonia -- First page of passenger list follows -- PDF Page 3 - Passenger List, Valentin Haas Family) - (Ancestry.com Image 334/594) Place of origin: Germany Destination : United States Part of ship Occupied: Between Deck No. 571 - Valentin Haas: Age 59, Male - Farmer No. 572 - Elise Haas: Age 51, Female, his wife No. 573 - Barbra Haas: Age 24, female, child No. 574 - Marie Haas: Age 22, Female, child No. 575 - Henri Haas: Age 20, Male, Child No. 576 - Franz Haas: Age 18, Male, Child No. 577 - Clara Haas: Age 15, Female, Child No. 578 - Henri Haas: Age 6/12, Male, a baby. [Marie's baby] N1, |
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| S5 | New York Passenger List: Passenger
lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1820-1897 [microform],
Volume: Reel 0267, June 8-23-1866. Washington, DC: National Archives
and Records Service, 1957. Original Data: NARA, Microcopy 237, Roll
267, Lists Nos. 611-698. Haas Family, List No 655.
http://www.archive.org/stream/passengerlistsof0267unit#page/n0/mode/2up
, accessed 13 Dec 2016. Bk3418. Acc000639/
Doc3783.pdf (See S4 for Extract) PDF Page 1: Microfilm Title Page - Archive.org - (Archive.org Image 2/598) PDF Page 2: Teutonia Title Page - Archive.org - (Archive.org Image 326/598) PDF Page 3: Microcopy/Roll Page - Archive.org - (Archive.org Image 2/598) PDF Page 4: Teutonia Header Page and First list of Passengers - Archive.org - (Archive.org Image 326/598) PDF Page 5: J. J. Haas Listing in Passenger List - Archive.org - (Archive.org Image 328/598) - (See S9, for the J. J. Haas Family) PDF Page 6: Valentin Haas Family Listing in Passenger List - Archive.org - (Archive.org Image 338/598) |
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| S6 | Book: Marjorie Van Couwenberghe [ID0381] and Wilma Lucas [ID0379], Haas Family, The: Including Fischer, Hain, Heckert & Whetstone families c1630 to 1983 (December 1983). Bk3396 | |||||||
| S7 | Book: Lucas, Wilma, The Haas Family: Including Fischer, Hain, Heckert & Whetstone Families c1630 to 1992. (Jonesboro, Indiana: Author, 1992; Bk3397 | |||||||
| S8 | Birth Record:
Heinrich Haas, 5 March 1866, Huffelsheim, Germany. Original Source
unknown. Research Conducted by Wolfgang Götz for Wilma Haas Lucas.
Wilma Haas Lucas Papers. Acc001845/ Doc0825.pdf Extract (Researcher's Notes): Birth Certificate Heinrich Haas Heinrich's Birth was reported by the Mayor Wilhelm Geibel in Hüffelsheim on 05. March 1866 Valentin Haas, the Grandfather, reported him that his daughter Maria Haas, 21 years old, is the mother from Heinrich. Heinrich was born on the same day 05. March 1866 1100AM in the Ferry House in Niederhausen. The Father from Heinrich is unknown. Note: This source shows that Anna Maria Haas ID1191 is the mother of Heinrich instead of Clara ID1193. |
Doc0825.pdf |
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| S9 | Passenger List:
Teutonia Passenger List, New York, New York County, New York, 14
June 1866. J. J. Haas and Family. Original Data: NARA "Passenger
Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897",
M237_267, List Number 655. www.ancestry.com
, accessed 14 Aug 2011. Acc001912/Doc3780.pdf Extract: Passenger #83: J. J. Haas [ID4359] - Age: 24 - Male - Occupation: Weaver - Passenger #84: Elise Haas [ID4360] - Age 26 - Female - His wife Passenger #85: Elise Haas [ID4361] - Age 6 - female Passenger #86: J. J. Haas [ID4362] - Age 3 - Male - His Children Family: Origin: Germany - Destination: United States - Ship: Between Decks |
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| S10 | Valentin Haas Family Census Log | |||||||
| S11 | "Records of Germans Immigrating to the United States, 1850-1897." Database. WorldVitalRecords.com. http://www.worldvitalrecords.com : 2010. Derivative from Data Files Relating to the Immigration of Germans to the United States, created, ca. 1977 - 2002, documenting the period 1850 - 1897. Records of the Center for Immigration Research. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Doc0083.txt | Doc0083.txt | ||||||
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