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The latest letters: Received since 2007. They are not in order of the date they were received so be aware what you are reading.
Guestbook entry
January 23, 2009
Name: Sherry Lynn Hahn Bowlin
How did you find this website? Searching for Shoe Cobber's Kin book
Where are you from?Olathe, Kansas
Comments:My father is Paul Hahn whose father was Lloyd Jefferson Hahn. My great-greandfather was Ephriam Hahn whose father was Absolm Hahn whose father was Abraham Hahn. I am an amateur at genealogy and have tried to trace my family. I have gotten to Johann Georg Hahn. This is so fascinating!
Guestbook entry:
July 17 2008
Name? Charles E. Miller
How did you find this website? Browsing
Where are you from? Hickory, NC
Comments: My grandmother was Ada A. Hahn Miller, whosefamily donated the German Bible to Catawba County Historical Museum.
Guestbook entry
March 27, 2008
What is your name? Lana (White) Lee
How did you find this website? Looking for Hahns, found you
Where are you from? Fremont, Indiana
What are your comments:I think this helps a lot more people than you know. Thank you for sharing this info with the world! A NEW FRIEND LANA
More from Lana White Lee
Hi Linda
I think this page is the best. I too have been looking for Hahns I Know most of mine were from Adams County Indiana. Mary L Hahn daughter of Rachael C. Hahn Daughter of Jacob Hahn and Barbary Hahn. My Grandmother has always told us that Mary L. Hahn's mother was not married when she gave birth to Mary, but Mary's father might be a Beaston. If you have any info that might help me find out the truth, or any of your readers PLEASE let me know.
GOD BLESS YOU FOR THIS PAGE
Lana Lee :) :) :) BIG THANKS
Date: Friday, March 28, 2008
Hi Linda
My family has also been told that Rachael Hahn gave birth to Mary L. Hahn Jan 16 1877 in Jay County Indiana. Mary married Alexander Otto Smith of Adams County Indiana on Dec. 12 1896. We have always been told a boy named Beaston was Mary's father but not been able to prove it one way or another. I also haved tried to find Rachael C. Hahn to see if she every married and raised Mary, or if she was left with her grandfather. I found Mary living with Jacob Hahn on the census records in 1880 Jefferson township Jay county Indiana. Rachael was not on this census record. If you can help I would be very greatful. Thanks so much for trying.
Bless You For Your Help.
Lana
From: M. Hawn
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008
Subject: Hawn pages
I was reading page 7 and I have a correction or two for you. Andrew Jefferson Hawn is my grandfather. He did not donate the land for Hawn State Park, but he did plant many of the trees there. His second wife Helen donated the land. His first wife Mary was my grandmother. Andrew Jefferson Hawn's father's name is Samuel L. Hawn, not Christian. I believe Gary, who wrote the paragraph I am correcting, is my cousin, the son of Andrew Jefferson Hawn Jr. my father's brother.
Note: Monica sent her grandfather's death certificate as proof of his heritage. "It doesn't mention that he suffered a cerebral hemorrage just prior to his admittance to the State Hospital. The pain from it caused him to lose his mind. They only put his middle initial on the certificate. However, notice his father's name, Samuel. I have not located my father's notes. The information I gave you before is what my father told me." Monica wrote in an email dated Nov. 2, 2008.
To: "M. Hawn"
Subject: email note
Date: Thursday, May 15, 2008 11:37 AM
Monica, I opened my database today to make the corrections you wrote me about. I cannot find Andrew Jefferson Hawn. There are several Samuel Hawns.I do have a Samuel Hawn b. 1842 who had a wife, Mary, no children, and they were married in 1867 but I find no other family referenced in your email. Can you enlighten me with dates and names? It may be that you have some missing links. I'd like lists (with dates of birth and death, children, etc.) as far back as you can go.
I do find an Andrew Jackson Hawn and several William Hawns but all born in the 1800s, one in 1901 but no death date.
Linda
From: Linda Setzer
To: M. Hawn
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: Hawn pages
Thank you so much for the information. May I use your name? I am working on an update and would like to use your comments. Did you see this on Rootsweb? I appreciate your interest
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To: Linda,
Yes, you may use my name. I actually found your website by typing in Andrew Jefferson Hawn in the search line. My father William has passed away, but I know he did a lot of research of the family tree. I hope to find his notes sometime here at the house. If so, I will pass them on to you. Thank you for your website.
To: M. Hawn
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 11:19 AM
Subject: Re: Hawn pages
I would LOVE to have his notes! I think I have a lot of information but every time I turn around there is more!
(Monica doesn't want her email address published; if you have information for her, write to me and I will send the email to her.)
Guestbook Entry
May 18, 2008
What is your name? Kenneth Hawn
How did you find this website? Looking for info on Henry Hawn.
Where are you from? Originally Southern Indiana -- now Jacksonville, FL
Enter your comments: Enjoyed the good website. Would like to correspond with anyone who has information on the Hawn family.
From Ken:
To Linda Setzer:
From: Ken Hawn
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2008 6:25 PM
Subject: Henry Hawn
Dear Linda,
I am continuing to work on my family history of Henry Hawn (under 115) on you web page. He moved to Indiana in 1813-14 and lived on adjoining farms with John Hawn and Charles Wesley Hawn. I am assuming that they are related due to their proximity to each other. They were living in Jackson Country (probably Clark Country at that time- it was later subdivided). Do you have any information on this Henry, who was the son of Johanne Jacob Hahn?
thanks,
Kenneth Hawn
Jacksonville, florida
From: "Linda Setzer"
To:
Subject: Re: Henry Hawn
Date: Sunday, May 18, 2008
Hello again Ken,
It's so good to hear from you. I have entered your new address in my address book so I can notify you as the Hawn pages are updated.
I am so sorry I have nothing new to share with you about your Hawns. However, there seems to be a resurgence of interest in this family and I already have lots of information to add to my current update. Something may very well turn up in the course of my additional research and if so I will certainly pass it on to you. And I will notify you when the updates are ready.
I will tell you that in my records Henry spells his last name Hahn; Sampson Hawn had a son Henry b. 1826 and lived in Missouri. He had several sons, among them John and Charles, last name Hawn. Be careful in your research that you are working with the right Henry. Duplicate names are one of the problems in researching the Johannes family.
Thank you for writing. I hope you will continue your research and let ME know if you find anything more!!!
Linda
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From: Ken H.
To: Linda Setzer
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2008 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: Hahn pages
Linda,
I'm not finding any evidence that my Henry Hawn is related to North Carolina tribe or the Pennsylvania tribe. It seems that they have tried to make the connection to him also, but I don't know how. The information that I obtained about him shows that he came from Virginia. Let me know if you come up with something different.
Regards,
Ken Hawn
From: Linda Setzer
To: Ken H.
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 11:09:52 AM
Subject: Re: Hahn pages
Ken, I couldn't find anything under 115. It's somebody else entirely or I'm looking somewhere else entirely from where you are. But tell me again which Henry Hawn you're looking for. I've got 2 in NC, one in Texas and six others who are listed as Henry Hahn, with an "h" intead of a "w".
From: "Linda Setzer"
To: "Ken H."
Subject: Re: Hahn pages
Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 1:54 PM
Ken, I found two. Go to sites.rootsweb.com, fill in the search blank, you'll get a bunch of Henrys, then there will be some search blanks at the bottom that allow you to put in a location of death and a spouses name. I'm attaching one of the pages I found. If you'll go to http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rdrhude&id=I1128 you can find the other. Both say his wife was Barbara Hunt and they had several children.
Sorry, that's all I have. He's not in my database. Maybe you can write to the two submitters of these databases. [email protected] and [email protected]
From: Ken H.
To: Linda Setzer
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: Hahn pages
This is the Henry Hawn who came to Southern Indiana in the early 1800's. He lived in Washington county. I believe he was born about 1793 and his wife's name was Barbara. His tombstone has the spelling "Hawn". I'm sure either he or one of his ancestors changed it from "Hahn" at some point. The census said that he came from Virginia.
Ken Hawn
Guestbook Entry
June 1, 2008
What is your name? Dee Rechek
How did you find this website? message board
Where are you from? Wisconsin
Please enter your comments: I have been doing research or about 4 years on the Hahns that started in Green land Co., Winson. I do have a tree on Ancestry.com. I was just interested to know about the different Hahn families around.
March 28.2008
From: "Lanakay White"
To:
Subject: Hahn
Date: Friday, March 28, 2008 4:42 PM
Hi Linda
My family has also been told that Rachael Hahn gave birth to Mary L. Hahn Jan 16 1877 in
Jay County Indiana. Mary married Alexander Otto Smith of Adams County Indiana on Dec. 12 1896.
We have always been told a boy named Beaston was Mary's father but not been able to prove it one way or another. I also haved tried to find Rachael C. Hahn to see if she every married and raised Mary,or if she was left with her grandfather. I found Mary living with Jacob Hahn on the census records in 1880 Jefferson township Jay county Indiana. Rachael was not on this census record. If you can help I would be very greatful. Thanks so much for trying.
Bless You For Your Help.
Lana
Guestbook entry
January 27, 2008
What is your name? Elsie Lowder Fisher
How did you find this website? Was surfing for Hahn information
Where do you live? Albemarle, Stanly Co., NC
Please entry your comments: Your site is very interesting and I enjoyed it. My great aunt Jane Demenphis Lowder married Martin Monroe Hahn and I am trying to get correct information on his ancestors.
Guestbook entry
December 17 2007
What is your name? Marcus Lee Hawn
How did you find this website? I was surfing the net.
Where do you live? Originally I was from Conover, NC; I nowlive in Laurinburg, NC
Please enter your comments: This is a PLETHORA of information. I am the son of Carroll Lee Hawn Jr. I grew up in Catawba County. My brother, Phillip Wayne Hawn, still lives in Conover. We have family history from both our father and mother, Carrie Louise Miller Hawn (one of the contributers of the German Bible.
Guestbook entry
July 15, 2007
What is your name? Amorela (Amie) Tucker Tienda
How did you find this website? I googled my own name! (She had visited a long time ago and signed the guestbook.)
Where are you from? Born in Stanly Co. NC, now live in Cordelia, GA
What are your comments I haven't really had time to do more than scan your site but I can see it is extremely well done and very interesting. My grandfather Jason Lee Hinson was the son of Maniza Reap Tucker Hinson. I don't have records in front of me so I'll say she was either the dtr. or granddaughter of William and Daly or Dorothy Hahn Reap. Dorothy's headstone isa one of a kind at St.Martin's Lutheran church in Stanley Co., NC I'm just getting back into genealogy and I will visit again, for sure! Thank you for all your wonderful work.
Amie Tienda or Mrs. John E. Tienda.
Guestbook entry
July 24 2007
What is your name? Sue Ziegelbein Yarborough
How did you fine this website?Rootsweb
Where are you from?Elgin, Illinois
Please enter your comments:I will be searching more deeply into your website...thank you so much forposting. I have tried to find informatiion on my grandmother's side...her maiden name was Hahn and all I know so far is that her father's family moved from Texas to Nebraska and his name was Karl or Car. Thank you!
Guestbook entry
What is your name? Jeffrey Todd Hawn
How did you find this website? pure luck
Where are you from? Grew up in Hickory, N Own farm in Lincoln Co. NC now.
Please enter your comments: Great Site. Glad to see you are still working on the Hawn family history. I had talked to you about 10 years ago and you helped me fill in some of the missing information I needed. Keep up the good work.
Guestbook entry
June 14th 2007
What is your name? Eugene R. Hahn
How did you find this website? Mailing List
Where are you from? Bullhead City Arizona
Please enter your comments: Hi; I enjoyed your new site. My grandfather was Riley Rayford Hahn of Marble Hill or Cape Girardeau Missouri. I haven't been able to locate much information on him, unfortunately. My grandmother, Riley R.'s wife, was Katey (Katherine) Moore also from the same area.
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