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Shoe Cobblers Kin
Subject: HAHN
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1999
From: Carl and Catherine Paystrup;[email protected]
Hi Have you found Shoe Cobblers
Kin on the Han-Hawn-Hahn's families? It can help if you still have not found
your kin...CAT
Yoder connection
Subject: New Hahn
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 1999 15:
From: Anita C Flowe ([email protected])
It appears that my line ties in with the Hahns at Christina
Yoder. I have learned a lot from
your web site and from LDS. One of her daughters, I don't know which yet,
apparantly married John
Miller.
Anita
Charles William Hahn
Subject: Hahn
Family Date: Fri, 9 Jul 1999
From: [email protected]
Do you have a Charles William
Hahn born Jan 3, 1876 and died Mar 7, 1951? If so,
this is my son's 2nd great grandfather. Thanks... Tanya
Coat of arms?
Subject: hahn
family
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 1999
From: [email protected]
Linda,
I love your web pages about the Hahn family! I live in Cape
Girardeau, MO. Have
you ever found anything on a Hahn family coat of
arms?
[email protected]. Thanks!
Judah Hahn
Subject: Hanh Family
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1999
From:Nikki Thompson
([email protected])
Linda,
I was reading through the letters that people
have written you, and came across the one I ahd written back in Jan 99 with a
note that there was a problem with the email. The name on the email was Jeffery
Kinder, address: [email protected]. I had requested any
information you had on the Hahn line concerning
Judah Hahn, who was my ggg-grandmother, i am particularly interested in her
husband, Henry
Johnson(Cornelius).
But any information I caould get from you on this portion of the Hahn
family would be greatly appreciated, by both myself and my grandfather. And of
course, if there are any blanks I can help you fill in, I will be more than
happy to do so!
Please keep up the GREAT work! I love
browsing your web site, and visit it often! Thank You!
Nikki Thompson
Lusby/Peter Hahn
Subject: Hahn
Connection
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1999
From: [email protected]
Dear Linda
- I am writing what I am well aware is a long shot but you seem to have more Hahn information than anyone else that I have contacted.
While researching my wife's family, Lusby, we found the Lusby family stone of
her gg grandparents in Congressional Cemetery in Washington, DC.
On one side was listed Peter
Hahn, b 12/19/1885 and d 8/25/1941 and that
is all I have on him. My primary interest is any data on his wife whose name
may have been Kate. If anything rings
a bell, I'd love to hear. Thanks for you trouble.
Don Magness
Largo, Florida
Need information
Subject: Hawn family name
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999
From: John Doggett
[email protected]
Dear Linda,
I am interested in finding some connecting
links--I have very little on my paternal grandmother's family -- Hawn. Do you
have some suggestions?
Mary Wallis Doggett
[email protected]
Hi Mary,
Boy, have you opened a can of worms!!! I
assume you have seen my web page? Did you find any clues there?
If not, I suggest you find out more about
your grandmother, such as her birthdate, location of birth and parents. Write
to the county courthouse where she was born and ask about a copy of a birth
certificate. If you get a few names, that will lead to others and perhaps more
information than you can handle. Where do you live or where were you born? That
might be a clue in itself. If you can give me your grandmother's name and
birthdate, that will be a start. Many of our family went to Indiana
and Missouri
in the 1800s, and have spread out from there. I haven't found any Ohio Hahns to
be part of ours but it just may be because I'm missing a link.
I'll be glad to help if I can. There are lots
of genealogy sites on the net and I am a member of GenServ, which has databases
from all over the world. If you visit their web page,
http://www.genserv.com/gs/genssite.htm, or to RootsWeb, https://sites.rootsweb.com/,
you might have a good start because you can do a free search on an individual
name.
Good luck on finding what you need. Write
again if I can help.
Linda
James Wallis Hawn
Subject: Re: Hawn family name
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999
From: John Doggett
Linda,
I have searched through the Mormon data base
in Salt Lake City
and found some leads but have not yet followed up on contacts.
My father was Hawn James Wallis
1904-1985--son of James Drury Wallis, Jr 1863-1945 and Lieuvery Edlaid
Hawn 1865-194??--daughter of Thomas Hawn and Harriet Yount
all born in Bollinger County Missouri.
My family always used the above spellings for
the HAWN and WALLIS. The submitter for some limited
entries in Salt Lake City date base was: Donna Dellinger,
W2738 Cty HH, Malone WI 53049.
But her spellings did not conform to our tradition. I realize that according to
some sources all Hawns and Hahns were earlier
Hons--is that your theory? I will use your suggestions and any information that
you have will be appreciated.
Mary (Wallis) Doggett
Sikeston, MO 63801
Was Mr. Johannes
an only child?
Subject: Hahn
search
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 03:12:27 -0300
From: Mar�a del Carmen Aguilera
P�rez ()
[email protected]
Dear Mrs:
I like to know if you know some of the Hahn branch who stay in Germany or if Mr. Johannes
was only child.
All because I have reach and search only to
my gggfather Carl Hahn
who born in Schwabach, south N�renberg
Bayern in 1829. He lived in
M�nchen untill he died in 1901.
I don't know if he had siblings and nothing
more back. Any info thank you in advance.
Sincerely
Claudio
(Sorry, Claudio,
I do not know. Perhaps someone else does?)
Rachel Perlina Hawn
Subject: Hello
Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999
From: J[email protected] (Jim Foxworthy)
Hello! My name is James
Allen Foxworthy
and I am a direct descendant of - Rachael Perlina
Honn, b. October 1860 at Indiana,
m. Thomas Jefferson Foxworthy. Rachael
was my great great grandmother. I am 32 years old and live in Cloverdale IN.
I was absolutely stunned to see this family
tree on the internet! I still am! I have just begun to take a tremendous
interest in genealogy and bought the Family Tree Maker software. It would just
be awesome if I could somehow get this tree from you. I do not want to trouble
you, but may I be so bold to ask you to e-mail it to me, or send it through the
mail. I would be more than happy to pay you for the disks and postage, and then
some!
If you can e-mail it, my address is:
[email protected] My home address is: 9863 South State Rd 243, Apt D,
Cloverdale, IN 46120
I am looking forward to hearing from you,
Jim
Catherine Ann Hahn
Subject: Hahn,SC
Date: Tue, 17 Aug 1999
From: Dorothy Clanton
[email protected]
Hi linda,
I am researching a Catherine
Ann Hahn
born in Aiken SC
whom married John"James Wiley
Stokes born in Charleston SC. I have a Piercy in NC that ties with Hahn. Can't seem to find documentation to prove Catherine was Hahn. Some
believe it is Yon! My dad remembers her from comming from the Black forest of Germany. Catherine and John
went to Springfield, Bay County, Florida
and I have the death certificates on both but again, I don't have her maiden
name on any papers. Does any one know of any SC Hahn's or did they go to Hickory NC ,(also Burke and Caldwell
NC) where my Piercy line is. appreciate
any help!
Alabama
girl
Andrew Jackson Hawnn
Subject: Hahn
research
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999
From: "A B KITTELMAN" <[email protected]>
Hello Linda,
Thank you for the information that you send
by e-mail to all who are researching the Hahn (Hawn
and Hohn) name. I have been on this subject (Hahn
surname) for along time and it slowly is coming together with the researched
help you and others do.
I have some questions that have come up and
you (Linda) seem to be the one who may
be able to help. My grand father is Arthur
M Hahn
(b: who was born in Missouri
to the parents of Franklin Hahn (b: Feb 14, 1877)and Mary Ellen
Kaiser
Franklin Hahn's parents are Andrew Jackson Hahn
(b: Aug 31, 1841)and
Sophia Grounds (b: August
2, 1845).
The parents of Andrew
Jackson Hahn
are Solomon (Absolom) Hahn
(b: June 8, 1813)
and Polly Bollinger (b: 1819).
The parents of Solomon
Hahn are Abaham
Hahn (b: March 15, 1790) and Barbara Wiess
(b: JUn 26, 1790).
The parents of Abraham
Hahn are Anthony
Hahn (b: Abt. 1759) and Caroline Ficht
(b: Abt. 1763).
The parents of Polly
Bollinger are Henry
Bollinger (b:1792) and Susannah Hahn
(b: 1796).
The parents of Susannah
Hahn are Joshua Hahn
(b: 1754) and Elizabeth (Eve) Henkel (b: May 3, 1759).
The parents of Joshua
Hahn are Johannes
Hahn (b: Jun 12, 1712) and Elizabetha Margaretha
Forester (b: 1715).
The parents of Johannes
Jacob Hahn
(b: Abt. 1682) and Ottilia
Eichenlaub (b: 1690).
Now the question is after reading your last
up date of Aug 7,
1999 are the families related to each other and could they be
related to me? I'm trying to bring these fact together so I can honestly
say that I related. From what I've read about Johannes Hahn
in your E-mail message then I've come to beleive that I might be related to
some or all. It would be interesting to see if this hold true
and with a little help from you helping to put these fact together I might be
able to say I have good information. The second question is were there a
few articles written by people in Missouri
who might have put all these people together at one time or
another. From what I have gathered they orginated in Germany, Lincoln NC, Lancaster PA and Cape Girardeau and Bollinger County.
Again thank you for your research and drop me
a line and let me know what you think or have found out about the above people.
Albert Kittelman
[email protected]
Johan Jacob Welker
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 12:16:52 -0500
From: "Reggie Smith"
[email protected]
hi im a decendent of johan jacob welker.threw my moms line of welkers.my
grandfather was fred oscar welker kurryville mo bollinger county mo. and cape girardeau mo.do you
have any info?i live in bollinger countymo.i like your site.thanku,
christina smith
Andrew (Haun) Hawn
Subject: Andrew
( Hawn ) Haun
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999
From: [email protected]
Hi/ I have been stock for three years (Help) Andrew shows up in Illinois as a farmer, With a wife Eliz.? and
baby son Marion, 1832 he was in the
Black hawk war in Bond, County, Ill.
Listed as Andrew
Hawn. By 1850 , Ill census, It has
Andrew Haun & wife Eliz. and son all from
Tenn. Andrew born about 1802-3 Eliz, born about 1811, and son Marion about 1828. They lived there lives out in Bond, County. Eliz died about 1852, and Andrew 1855. His probate records has his name spelled
Hawn, But all his children has taken the name Haun. ( He is in the 1830 Ill,
Bond County census) no grave stones to go by, just a Haun marker.
Thanks Dennis Haun,Gr,Gr,Gr,
grand, son of Andrew & Elizabeth. Peoria,
Ill. 61604.
Hahn/Slinkard
Subject: Hahn/Slinkard Families
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999
From: [email protected]
Hi Linda,
I found your website and would like you to
consider the following info, I think we connect;
1 John Hahn, Sr.
.... +Fanny
....... 2 Hannah E. Hahn March 12, 1867 -
.............. +Hiram Slinkard 1866 - 1926
................. 3 James Louis Slinkard 1886 -
................. 3 Revie Lavada Slinkard 1888 - 1901
................. 3 Maudie Idell Slinkard 1889 - 1890
................. 3 Claude Sylvester Slinkard 1891 - 1963
........................ +Mattie Millinder 1892 - 1964
........................... 4 Allie Gertrude Slinkard 1914 - 1998
................................. +William Roy Gaunt 1904 - 1968
These folks are out of the Arkansas/Missouri
areas. Cape Girardeau, MO is one of the locations, I think!
Please let me know your response. I also
noticed the name of CASHION which is my maiden name, spelled Cashen, but also
Cashion, Cashin, Cashon.
Thanks,
Linda Gaunt
Address change
Subject: Haun, Hawn, Hahn, etc.
Date: Sat, 4 Sep 1999
From: [email protected] Hi Linda, I just got
an E-mail from you at [email protected]. My new address is [email protected],
artforms being my mothers address. Well, I will take a look at your page to see
the changes.
Thanks. :) Dale Sheldon
Joshua Hahn
Subject: Corrections
Date: Sat, 4 Sep 1999
From: Ken
Would you please amke this correction on your
web page.
Joshua Hahn died September 12, 1859, in
Gainesville, Texas.
According to the 1850 Collin Co., Texas, census, family 59 was
Henry Hahn 32 Farmer 570 MO.
Martha
32
IL
Jousha
12
IL (You do not have him listed)
Rebecca
10
IL (You do not have her listed)
Wm. J.
7
TX (you have him born in Missouri)
Mary E.
5
TX
James H.
2
TX
Martha E.
5/12
TX
Ken Leach
Daniel, David, Charles and other Hahns
Subject: hahn genealgy
Date: Sat, 4 Sep 1999
From: ;Paul
My name is Paul Hahn and I am doing some
research on the Hahn family in Bollinger County in Southeast Missouri. I read
some of your information on your web pages and found some names that were
familiar with my family. My dad was Paul Daniel Hahn, his father was Charles
Hahn, his was Daniel Hahn, then David, and David wich was my great great great
grand father. Except for my father and grandfather, the rest are buried in Holt
cemetary near Scopus Missouri. If you have any information or know were I could
obtain it I would appreciate it.
Letter #2
Dear Linda,
Thank you for the information you sent me on
the Hahn family. Lester Paul Hahn acures often in my family as well as Paul.
Paul Daniel (my father) Has a Brother named Lester and Charles had a first cousin
named Lester. Daniel Hahn(my great grandfather) might be Lester Paul's brother.
I am plannig to go to Holtz Cemetry later this month to find more dates.
Paul
Jacob Hahn's Log Cabin
Subject: Jacob Hahn's Log Cabin
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 14:45:31 -0500
From: [email protected] (Jim Foxworthy)
Hello, it's me again - Jim Foxworthy - son
of....
Fred Foxworthy
William Foxworthy
Ross Foxworthy
Thomas Jefferson and Rachael Perlina (Honn) Foxworthy
John and Rachel Perlina (Nations) Honn
Jacob and Mary (Lawrence) Hahn.
I recently learned that the actual log cabin
that Jacob Hahn (b. 1776 at Lincoln, Catawba, N.C.) lived in, still exists and
stands in good condition here in Indiana. Did you know this, and is this of
interest to you? Do you know of anyone that might have pictures of any of the
Hahns that are my ancestors?
Jim
Letter #2
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 16:30:24 -0500
From: [email protected] (Jim Foxworthy)
Thank you. I do not have the full story yet,
but my parents recently saw the cabin, took pictures, and talked with the man
who owns it. There is a plaque on the cabin that states in so many words - that
Jacob Hahn born in 1776 etc., owned/lived in this cabin. I think it even gives
his birth place in N.C. and everything!
We found out about this through a relative,
at a family reunion over the weekend - that has been doing research on the
Foxworthy's for many years. Since Thomas Jefferson Foxworthy married Rachael
Perlina Honn, she was interested in the Honn's as well. I believe a librarian in
some small town library where she was doing research told her about the cabin.
The man who currently owns the cabin, by pure
chance, overheard the person who owned it - telling someone that he was going
to bulldoze it over into a nearby ditch or something. And so, the present owner
asked if he could have it, and remove it from his property. It may be that the
former owner, had no idea how old the cabin was, because of the siding that was
on it, or just didn't care, was plain stupid, etc., the list is endless.
However, the present owner has removed the siding and reassembled the cabin on
his own property, and my parents said it is absolutely fantastic! I have not
seen the pictures, but plan on seeing them soon and I will gladly scan the best
one/s and e-mail them to you. When I go see the cabin for myself, I will get a
more detailed account of this fascinating and rare gem, and pass it along to
you.
Jim
Subject: Hahns in Cooke
County TX
Date: Fri, 3 Sep 1999 22:19:08 -0500
From: "Ken"
Dear Linda: I hope you enjoy this bit
of family history. In consideration for credit, you may use it in your next
book.
Ken Leach
[email protected]
(Please see Ken's story at Cooke County Hahns)
Jacob and Rachel Shoemaker Hahn
Subject: Re: Hahn, Hawn, Honn, etc.
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 21:10:38 -0400
From: "David G. Smith"
Linda:- Thanks for the update. I
checked your data, but did not find Jacob (b abt 1800) and Rachel Shoemaker
HAHN. Are they in there somewhere??
Letter #2
Date: Fri, 10 Sep 1999 19:48:43 -0400
From: "David G. Smith"
Jacob Hahn was born in PA about 1900 (David
probably means 1800). He married Rachel Shoemaker.
Two of their children were: George Washington
Hahn, born 31 Dec 1824 in Pittsburg, Allegheny Co., PA. Married Mary Elizabeth
Swigert (first) and died 9 Jan 1909 in Monroe Township, Adams County, Indiana.
Jacob Hahn Jr. born about 1835 and married Barbara Swagard (Swigert?) and died
in 1878.
Children of both grew up in Monroe Township, Adams County, Indiana and married
there.
George Washington and both his wives are buried in the Smith Cemetery, 1.5
miles south of Monroe, adams County, Indiana.
William Hahn
Subject: Family History
Date: Tue, 2 Nov 1999 14:05:27 -0600
From: ">"Kathy
Hoeppner"
Hi,
I am looking for family history on my husband's side. His great
grandfather was William Hahn. He was married twice, but have no name of
first wife. The first five children in the article below were from his
first wife. Do you think there is a connection with you?
Thanks,
Kathy
[email protected]
William Hahn, a respected
resident of Pierce County for the past twelve years and of this city for five
years passed away Monday evening. He was sixty years, ten months, and
twenty-two days old. The deceased was afflicted with diabetes for many
years. This disease was complicated toward the last by a virulent
carbuncle which undoubtedly hastened the end. William Hahn was a native
of Germany, coming to America thirty-eight years ago at the age of
twenty-two. He first located in Clinton County, Iowa and later was a
resident of Carroll and Sac Counties. In 1895 he moved to Pierce County,
and engaged in farming. Five years ago he moved to Pierce and engaged in
business. He was the father of eleven children of whom ten are living
namely Edward, Bertha, Gusta, Rosa, Emma, William, Louisa, Mary, Emil, and
Minnie. Five children live here and five away. Edward Hahn arrived
here from Bristow on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Klockner of Sac County on
Wednesday, and two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Klindt and Mrs. Gusta Busse were
expected form Iowa last night. Another daughter resides in Montana and
could not be reached in time for the funeral. Services will be held at
the Congregational Church this afternoon, April 4, at 2 o'clock by Rev. August Barr, pastor of the
Lutheran Church."
Alma Z. Hawn
Subject: Common Hawn Line
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 20:01:06 -0500
From: David Arnett mailto:David%20Arnett
I am also a hawn. My great grandmother was
Alma Z. Hawn (you show her as Alma J) who was the daughter of Aaron Madison
Hawn son of Alfred Hawn son of Sampson Hawn. That is where they came from
Catawba Co. to Mo. I have both volumes of Shoe Cobbler Kin. I like your web
page. What genealogy that I have is on
http://mail.lds.net/pages/david.arnett/hawn/pafx.htm
Attached is a descendant chart of Alma Hawn.
It is a Wordperfect file and can be inported into Word. Just for the record,
Alma swore that her name was Alma Z. (Note from LHS: I deleted all but the
first and second generations, since some of those later may still be living.)
December 6, 1996
1-- Aaron Madison HAWN-80008 (b. 12 Mar 1851
Castor, Bollinger, Mo d 25 Jun 1901 Marquand, Madison Co., Mo buried Mo)
sp�Nannie Ada HEVRIN (b. 13 Apr 1861 Harrodsburg, Mercer Co.,Ky m. 8 Sep 1878
Bollinger Co.,Mo d. 29 Dec 1936 Denver,CO Bur. Oak Ridge Cem., Kennett, Mo dau
of G.W. Hawn and Elizabeth Ann)
2-- Otto D HAWN-80065 (b. 18 Jul 1879
Bollinger Co., Mo) sp-Claire HAWN-80072
2-- Rochester Heverin HAWN-80066 (b. 26 Aug
1881 Bollinger Co., Mo d 29 Oct 1957) sp-Georgia KELL-80077 (m. 26 Dec 1907 d.
Jan 1951)
2-- Mettie V HAWN-80067 (b. 31 Aug 1883
Bollinger Co., Mo) sp-Ross DENNIS-80083
2-- Alma Z HAWN-80005 (b. 12 Sep 1885
Bollinger Co.,Mo d 14 Nov 1959 Tulsa,Ok buried Woodlawn Cem., Claremore,Ok)
sp-William Robert LEE-80004 (b. 11 Feb 1882 Fredericktown, Madison Co., Mo m.
20 sep 1902 Hawn's Home, Marquand, Mo d 22 May 1946 Richland, Ks buried Oak
Hill Cem., Ks)
2-- ETHEL COSY HAWN-80068 (B. 3 FEB 1888
BOLLINGER CO., MO D 3 APR 1891 BOLLINGER CO., MO)
2-- THERESA C HAWN-80069 (B. 22 NOV 1890
BOLLINGER CO., MO)
2-- ELLA M HAWN-80071 (B. 11 SEP 1893
BOLLINGER CO., MO D. 5 NOV 1940 KENNETT, DUNKLIN CO., MO BUR. - OAK RIDGE CEM.,
KENNETT, DUNKLIN CO., MO) SP-GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH-80088 (B. 4 MAY 1882 MALDEN,
DUNKLIN CO., MO M. 6 OCT 1914 KENNETT, DUNKLIN CO., MO D. 23 AUG 1943 KENNETT,
DUNKLIN CO., MO OAK RIDGE CEM, KENNETT, DUNKLIN CO., MO SON OF WILLIAM
ALEXANDER SMITH AND MARY ANN HUSKEY))
2-- GEORGE R HAWN-80070 (B. 21 AUG 1897
BOLLINGER CO., MO)
Hahn/Slinkard
Subject: Hahn/Slinkard Families
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 22:57:48 EDT
From: Linda Gaunt
Hi Linda,
I've been researching in Kindred Konnections
and located (I believe) my husband's Slinkard/Hahn line. I think this is the
point our Hahn/Slinkard family comes in:
Kindred Konnection Info:
David Hahn
Sex: Male
Birth: 24 Aug 1802 Lincoln (Catawba) County, N.C.
Christening:
Death: ABT 1810
Burial:
Baptism:
Endowment:
Sealed to Parents:
Spouses:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notes:
Must have died young. No mention of him in
estate records.
My Info:
Descendants of David Eli Hahn
1 David Eli Hahn 1803 -
.... +Fanny Smith .......
2 David Earl Hahn 1834 - 1887 Bollinger Co.,
MO
.............. +Caroline Niswonger 1837 -
1900 (m 10/19/1858
Cape Girardeau Co., Missouri)
................. 3 Hannah E. Hahn 1867
-Bollinger Co., MO
........................ +Hiram Slinkard 1866 - 1926
........................... 4 James Louis>
Slinkard 1886 -
........................... 4 Maudie Idell
Slinkard 1889 - 1890
........................... 4 Claude
Sylvester Slinkard 1891 - 1963
................................. +Mattie
Millinder 1892 - 1964
..................................... 5 Allie
Gertrude Slinkard 1914 - 1998
...........................................
+William Roy Gaunt 1904 - 1968 .
........................... 4 Beulah Leona
Slinkard 1897 -
........................... 4 Amma Myrtle Slinkard 1902 -
................................. +A. D.
Barber
........................... 4 Hiram Sylvannis
Slinkard 1904 -Chaffee, Missouri
................................. +Easter
.....................................
................. 3 John J. Hahn 1863 - .
................ 3 Emma Hahn 1881 - .
....................... +George William Golth
................. 3 Jefferson Hahn 1868 -
................. 3 Matilda Hahn 1875 -
................. 3 Burns Hahn 1876 -
................. 3 Minnie Hahn 1879 - .
................ 3 Mary Hahn 1865 - .
................ 3 Daniel Hahn 1866 - 1910
Other family names: BLACKWOOD, CASHEN, DUTY,
FETTIG, GAUNT, HAHN, HARRIS, JOHNSON, KAME, KITELY, KELLEY, KELLER, LOCKER,
MILLINDER, MUSSHAFEN, POGGENPOHL, SMITH
Let me know what you think?
Thanks,
Linda Cashen Gaunt
John Smith
Subject: John B. Smith
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 1999 18:14:02 -0500
From: Wanda
Smith
I am searching for information on John
Bess Smith. I don't have much to go on. He had a son, Theodore
Sylvester, born 2/4/1881
(don't know how many more he had). He was Deputy Sheriff in Marble Hill,
and is buried at Patton. I think he married a Victoria Bennett. If
you can give me any information as to who to contact for information, I would
certainly appreciate it. I am searching this information for his great,
great grandchildren.
Thank you.
W.L. Smith
Benjamin Hahn
Subject: Re: Frederick HAHN
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 13:58:07 -0800
From: Phyllis
White
Hi Linda,
I have a Benjamin HAHN, b. 1788 in Berks ( I think) County, PA.
His father is listed as Frederick HAHN. That's all the info I have
on him. Benjamin had a daughter, Maria, b. 1813 who md. William
MARTIN. She died in 1867 and is buried in Defiance Co., OH.
Do we have any connection?
Phyllis
Benjamin Hahn
Subject: Benjamin HAHN
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 16:31:56 -0800
From: Phyllis
White
Linda,
I have a Benjami HAHN, b. 1788 in Berks County, PA. His father is listed as
Frederick HAHN. Benjamin had a daughter, Maria, b. 1813 who md. William MARTIN.
She died in 1867 and is buried in Defiance Co., OH.
I sent this question to you several weeks
ago, burt didn't hear from you, so thought I'd contact you again. Am trying to
determine if I have a connection to Adam HAHN, the founder of the family in
Columbiana Co., OH.
Phyllis
(My apologies. Sometimes a letter will slip
through the cracks, despite my best intentions. As far as I can tell, these
Hahns are not part of Johannes' line. Thanks for writing. Linda)
Jeanne A. Hahn ca 1940
Subject: Hahn relatives
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 00:40:11 -0800
(This correspondent wishes to be anonymous. If you have information, write to
me and I will forward the letter. LHS mailto:Linda%20Setzer)
Dear Linda,
I found your website and was very excited about all the information you have
collected on this family.
I was wondering if you had any information on a Jeanne A. Hahn, born in
the1940's. Please keep my personal information confidential.
Thank you,
Michael Hahn
Subject: Michael Hahn
Date: Sun, 14 Nov 1999 03:37:06 EST
From: Dolores
Linda -
I was interested to see that your Johannas
Hahn was first in York Co., Pa. I am a descendent of a Michael Hahn who was
born sometime in the 1740's in York. I have never been able to find out who has
parents were, but some records seem to indicate that his name was Johann
Michael Hahn. He had a son named Joseph who was born in Pa around 1770. Then
they moved down to Tygart's Valley, Virginia (now West Virginia) where his son,
Samuel was born.
They then went back up into Fayette County,
Pa. They eventually wound up near Cincinnati, where Michael and one of his
son's (possibly the eldest, Paul) were killed by Indians in 1792.
Since Michael was born in York at the same
time that your Johannas was there, I'm wondering if they were related and how.
Have you come across Michael in your
research? Any information you have would be much appreciated.
Dolores
Subject: Re: Michael Hahn#2
Date: Sun, 14 Nov 1999 23:14:23 EST
From: [email protected]
Thanks, Linda. I will check out the web sites
you suggested.
I actually started my research about 12 years
ago, but it got put on the back burner because I was busy working and raising a
grandson. I retired two weeks ago and I am so eager to get back into it full
time. I'll let you know if I figure out where Michael fits in. Thanks again.
Dolores
Lookup
Subject: Lookup German Speaking People West of the Catawba River in North
Carolina 1750-1800
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 08:12:33 -0800
From:Skywagon
Linda,
I don't know where the Catawba River is, but I have a German ancestor who
settled in Surry Co., NC. His name was James Aaron Ritter, b.1758 in Germany,
married in Surry in 1782 to Anne Violet Burcham. I think his Dad came over at
the same time, they were listed in the census as James Reter and as Aaron Reter
(separate households). If you know of them, or have any leads on how I might
find how they came over and stuff, I would be most grateful.
Thanks,
Peggy Snow Ganowsky
Ludwig Hahn
Subject: Hawn
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 10:15:
From:Edward
Boggs
I have a record of our Hahn (Hawn, Han )
family connections on my mother's side (RUDY) all the way back to Freckenfeld
to a Ludwig (Loudowick) Hawn. He settled in Delaware through Pa. Then his
children in our line came to Ohio Colombiana Co. and Miami and Darke Co. Ohio.
Looking for someone
Subject: Looking for someone...
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999
From: Daniel
Baker
Organization: Blue Orb Information Systems
Greetings...
I am looking for the paternal parent of a boy
put up for adoption roughly 40 years ago. I found your page in alta Vista,
while looking up the name "Baby Boy Hahn". These are largely all the
details to go on. I can get more precise birth dates if you or anyone you know,
might have any leads.
Thank You for your time.
Daniel Baker. (For adoptees seeking information
on birth parents, please see the "Adoptions" link Cyndi's%20List)
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