Haack - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: William Julius Haack

rb2h1 — 2009-04-02 22:38:32Z

My name is Roger Haack. I found your email while searching the internet on “Julius Haack”. I too am looking for ancestors and wonder if we’re related.

My great great grandfather was Julius Haack. I know virtually nothing about him, other than that he was from Germany, and not even the name of his wife.

His son, the only child I know about, was Louis Emil Leopold Haack, born May 24, 1855 in Bergen, Brandenburg Germany. Married Sophie Gundelach (born abt 1857 in Neustadt, Germany. Died in 1886 during childbirth.)

Louis remarried Emma Johanna Catherine Bebensee (born Mar 23, 1862 in Wandsbek, Holstein Germany).

They had several children. One was Julius August Henry Haack born 1894 and another was my grandfather Paul Claus Wilhelm Haack, born 1896.

As to immigration to Nebraska, not too much is known.
There is a good record that Sophie Gundelach immigrated on 25 May 1883. But we think Louis came in 1882 sometime. Probably Louis came over in 1882, and then sent for Sophie in 1883.
Thanks in advance for any information that you can share.

Cheers,
Roger Haack
Lawrence, KS

Claus Jacob HAACK (1831 - ?)

TLHoper — 2009-03-10 01:06:36Z

I am currently looking for information on the family of:

Claus Jacob Haack
b. abt 1831 in Germany
d. Unknown, probably in Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, USA
m. Date unknown in Germany
Katarina Grimsman
b. bet 14 May 1828/30
d. 26 Sept 1907 in Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, USA

From this union there were 5 children.

1 -- Johann b. abt 1854 in Germany, d. Unknown
married Augusta UKNOWN -- they had 10 known children
2 -- Georg b. abt 1861 in Germany, d. Uknown
married Seala UNKNOWN -- they had 6 known children
3 -- Mararetha b. abt 1862 in Germany, d. Unknown
married Carson UNKNOWN -- they had 4 known children
4 -- Claus M b. abt 1863 in Germany, d. 1930 in Iowa, USA
married Margaret UNKNOWN -- they had 5 known children
5 -- August H b. 14 Feb 1866 in Germany, d. 01 Aug 1932 in Iowa, USA
married Grace Anna Haagaman -- they had 6 known children

Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated.

TIA

Lori L Hoper
Kingsland, Georgia, USA

Re: Fredrick H Haack / Helen T Niedenthal

niedhise — 2009-02-23 00:25:41Z

Yes, I will be glad to send you anything I have to help us both! I have at least three photos to send, but I haven't scanned them yet and my husband is on the desktop right now. Actually, my family is from Waynesboro, PA, but Jacob, Lena's father, lived in York. Then his son, Henry Andrew, moved around and finally settled in Waynesboro, where many of us still are. I, however, live in Waynesboro, VA. My dream goal is to track Jacob back to his origins in Germany. I would also love to track down a photo, but it doesn't sound like that might come from your side, even if we are connected. I cringe to hear of anyone destroying records and photos!! The Birmingham, AL and FL connections must mean something, don't you think? If my husband EVER gets off the desktop tonight, I'll scan those photos and get them off to you ASAP. Keep in touch!
Judy

Re: Fredrick H Haack / Helen T Niedenthal

jem441 — 2009-02-20 14:02:23Z

It all sounds very familiar except for the woman's name which possibly could have been corrupted for some weird reason. I have seen this record and wondered. The immigrant Germans and Prussians were big on name change and secrecy. My mother thinks there was a Henrietta somewhere but unknown if other family member or in mother's name.
My Fredric and Helen were married in St Louis, lived in Birmingham after their only daughter married but also had a home in FL.
But while we show Helen as from PA, my mother's recollection is Waynesboro.
Helen's daughter's husband destroyed all records so all we have to go on is old memories which contain little family record. Helen's granddaughter is now 90 and shortly we can no longer use her memory and all persons to ask will be gone on our periphery.
It is possible your link and mine are the same but we need to check.
Would you be willing to share your information so I can check with my mother if anything rings a bell.
The photo would be a huge assist to show my mother and see if it could be her mother and grandmother.
Looking forward to a response and you may contact me at the email listed below.
Barbara Hatton
genesis2me@gmail.com

Re: Fredrick H Haack / Helen T Niedenthal

jjrhise_1 — 2009-02-20 03:13:37Z

I have a Magdalena Haack ("Lena"), whose maiden name was Maria Magdalena Niedentohl, who married a Fred Haack in St. Louis, MO in about 1881. Lena was born in York, PA. They must have had a daughter, whose name I do not know, because I have a photo of them with a little girl. They also seem to have had some connection to Birmingham, AL and possibly Florida. Do you think there could be any connection?

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

LeeHDBri — 2008-12-04 02:36:40Z

Yes I did, exciting news. I have yet to find the ship manifest, but now with a new name to track, maybe we can knock down that brickwall.
You have long suspected that they were one in the same.
But with privacy laws, it may not be possible to gain access to a medical record such as that.
I suspected a connection between this family and the Geneseo family, rare name, and remember Minnie the mother appears in Geneseo on the 1900 census.
I was dissapointed at not being able to find anything in way of photos or records when my father in law died, I was hoping to come across something. Hoping the cousins in Arizona have some items left from Emma.
I'd like to have a copy of the picture showing the Haack's,
I believe it was from a family reunion?

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-12-04 01:39:07Z

Did you read the posts from xcmama31 under this topic? It certainly seems that Henry HAACK who ended up in the asylum IS Frederick Theodore Haacks brother. Paperwork trail is another thing...

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

LeeHDBri — 2008-12-03 10:16:08Z

Hi Jill....
It's been some time since we last talked. I don't know if this helps or not, but Ronald Mann, now deceased, did remember going to Iowa to visit extended family.
There was nothing in way of relevant material to aid in our search when we cleared and prepared his home to be sold.
However, another relative states that any of Emma Haack Mann's belongings could be with the Mann family in Arizona.
We are going to place a call to them and see if anyone has anything significant to share.
Lee

Re: Martha Haack

beviebubbles — 2008-11-22 04:20:24Z

Karl,

Have you found any more information on Bernhard's daughter, Franciska, or son, Richard. On the immigration record of Bernhard and Bertha, was there a Wilhelm listed with them? (Possibly a brother). I can't remember where I found Wilhelm. I am still sure that my Ida Haack, wife of Charles (Karl) Nowak (Nowack) was a sister to Bernhard. I believe they came from the same area in Poland. My new email address is bevie@att.net.

Ida Haack's death certificate shows a William Haack listed as her father. Have you found any info on the Haacks in Poland or other Haacks who are related in the U.S.?

Bev Baird

HAACK Vera I and Alfred J

t42Moore — 2008-10-22 15:50:44Z

HAACK Vera I and Alfred J

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,737 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Fredrick H Haack / Helen T Niedenthal

jem441 — 2008-10-17 17:15:38Z

I basically know nothing about this line and the spelling of the name could be any; i.e. frederick, fredrich.
This man was my g-grandfather and my mother knew next to nothing about any of her grandparents.
My mother says he was born Aug 1856 in Kentucky and died 1935 in Florida.
I see a Fred H Haack born in Missouri which makes more sense to me as ours lived in Missouri with his wife and children for a bit and we know my grandmother was born in St Louis, MO, the youngest child by ~15 years. This child told her children her mother Helen was French/Austrian background from the Alsace region.
He was married to a Helen Theresa Niedenthal according to our info.
This is what is available to trace a history.
I do have an mtDNA score on my mother to match through the women back to Niedenthal or a derivative thereof.
Thank you.
genesis2me@gmail.com

Re: HAACKs in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (dithmarschen area)

yvonnewoltjer — 2008-10-10 05:27:43Z

Hello Patricia,

Sure I want to email you, but I can't find a email adress of you here.

Thanks for replying me, yes for me it is important to find my grandfather and maybe his family.
My father died, my grandmother died, so there are not many people to ask.
But any way my father was never told who his father was.
My grandmother kept it a secret whole her life.
So the only thing I know is his name, and I just received a photo of my grandfather last week.
My brother has it, but we haven't had contact for so many years, but he was so nice to give me a copy of my grandfathers picture.

My grandfather was a german soldier during the second world war, and in 1944 he must have been in Holland, because my father was born in 1945!
I am at many worldwar 2 forums, and by placing his picture there they can tell my he was at the Luftwaffe 19th FlakBrigade.

I hope you found all the answers too, just like me.
It would be nice mailing to you, I shall give my emailadress to you, so you can mail me first.

jtj.huisman@quicknet.nl

Thanks again, and hope to hear from you.
greetings
Yvonne

Re: HAACKs in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (dithmarschen area)

hay4you — 2008-10-09 23:21:32Z

Hi Yvonne:

I am not sure how much help I can be. I have been pretty unsucessful thus far in trying to trace my Grandfather. My grandfather was Heinrich Haack, born in Germany but way before your grandfather was born. He came to the United States before WWI. There are some Haacks that came into Canada during WWII and then migrated down into the United States, in both Wisconsin and into Iowa. My grandfather was in his 80's when he died. I was but 5 years old so it would have been about 1955 when he died. My grandmother was Johanna Hagelstein born in 1891 in Lemkenhafen Fehmarn.

I can trace her family back over 700 years. I do know that my grandfather supposedly came from Heil Germany. He also had children from a previous marriage when my grandmother married him. All of his children were in the United States and some may have fought in WWII but as Americans. A cousin perhaps or perhaps a nephew. It was common during those times to name a child after your brother or cousin. I am afraid that is all I really know. I only have one Aunt remaining on that side and she is in her late 80's.
She lives about 1200 miles away from me. We do talk on the phone about once a month, so I will ask her if she might know something. I would like to ask if you might know what religion your grandfather was. It is important to me to know my heritage as I am sure it is for you. And I have some very mixed signals from all quarters on this. If you would like to email me directly that would be ok. If not I will understand. I sincerely hope you find what you are looking for.

Patricia, California

Re: HAACKs in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (dithmarschen area)

yvonnewoltjer — 2008-10-09 14:08:31Z

Hello,

I also have a grandfather (Heinrich) Gerhard Haack, but I don't knew him at all.
He was during the war of 40/45 in Holland.
At some time in 1944 he must been in Holland because my father was born at 18 march 1945.
His year of birth must be 1924, because I have been told he was the same age like my grandmother.
Can you help me please, I am searching for my grandfather, but it is very difficult to find him.
greetings
Yvonne Woltjer
The Netherlands

Re: HAACKs in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (dithmarschen area)

yvonnewoltjer — 2008-10-09 13:44:42Z

Hello I am searching for my German grandfather (Heinrich) Gerhard Haack.
Who was during the war 40/45 in Holland.
He was at the Luftwaffe 19.Flak brigade?

Can you help me for my search?
Thanks Yvonne Woltjer
(The Netherlands)

Re: Herman W. Haack

DonaldPaulHaack36 — 2008-08-19 18:11:39Z

I have info that may be of help

Re: George Haack, of Covington& Campbell Co.Kentucky

Robert_Klette — 2008-08-01 19:39:37Z

My name is Bob Klette i was named after George my name is
George Robert Nora his wife she was my aunt my dad sister
my emale is rklette@fuse.net

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-07-03 22:57:16Z

I feel there is a connection as well-perhaps I'm confused? Paul is the son of Fred Carl Haack who is the son of Minnie Haack (my gggrandmother)-this I know for certain. Where I get ify: is the father of Fred Carl Haack the Henry that is connected to your Frederick Theodore? That they are brothers? If so, why didn't any of my Haack line attend Frederick Theodore's funeral? No mention of any of them. That would have been my Fred's Uncle...

Re: Andrew HAACK/abt 1700/Berks County, PA

2006-10-11 01:20:39Z

Andrew:

Just found this on the post message. We've been working on the Scharadin line, and recently started looking into the Haack side.

Anna Margaretha Haack, mother Andrew Haack and Anna Cunigunda, married Jacob Scharadin, who were/are my husband's 6th great grandfather and grandmother.

Are you still working on it? Please contact us.

Sally & Bob

Re: Andrew HAACK/abt 1700/Berks County, PA

WHSAXMAN — 2006-11-27 17:52:58Z

I am descended from a John Hawk who first paid tax in Franklin Co. PA in 1786. Recent dna tests have shown a close link with a Victor Hawk of Oklahoma, who has family history relating descent from an Andrew Hawk who came from PA . This leads me to research Andreas Haack of Maxatawny and Rockland Townships in Berks Co. If you visit Victor's Pennsylvania page at http://victorhawk.com/pa.htm you can see an updated report on Andreas' descendants, the will and a lot of other stuff which we have recently posted.
Please contact me.
Bill

HAACKE, Virginia A (Ginny)

CooooCayemberg — 2007-03-29 21:09:28Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, March 29, 2007

Virginia A. (Ginny) Haack, 88, Hwy. 54, Algoma, died Tuesday, March 27, 2007, at Aurora BayCare Medical Center, Green Bay.

She was born March 27, 1919, in Two Rivers to the late George and Eleanor (Schmidt) Taddy. She graduated from St. Luke's Grade School and Washington High School in Two Rivers.

Ginny married Clarence Mueller May 29, 1965, in Kewaunee and he preceded her in death on Nov. 24, 1970.

She held various factory jobs, she was a nurses aide, and was a sales representative for Avon for about 19 years.

She then married Elmer Haack May 13, 1972, in Algoma and he preceded her in death June 18, 2000.

Ginny was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Algoma, and was active in cleaning the church, folding the bulletins and helping with St. Mary's Festival.

She is survived by one brother-in-law, Emil Guetschow, Two Rivers; nephews, Don (Nancy) Guetschow, Green Bay; Glen (Kris) Guetschow, Manitowoc; one niece, Ellyn Bui and special nephew, Gene Rieck, Manitowoc; cousins, John (Butch) (Barbara) Dvorak, Alan (Mickey) Jaeckel, Rhoda (Russel) Kollberg, Helen Dionne, Betty Sand; and very special friend, Ruth Herlache. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Hazel Guetschow and Marian Gauthier. She is further survived by Marian's three sons, Phil (Kathy) Gauthier, Edward (Donna) Gauthier and Dennis (Sue) Gauthier. She was also preceded in death by one niece, Leola Gauthier.

Friends may call at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Algoma, from 9 a.m. Saturday, March 31, 2007, until the Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. with Rev. Bill Swichtenberg officiating. Burial in the Evergreen Cemetery, Algoma.

Ginny will be remembered for her big smile and a friendly "Hello." She also loved doing things for people and will be sadly missed by all who knew her.

The family wishes to thank Aurora BayCare and staff for all their kindness and care given to Ginny during her stay there.

The Schinderle Funeral Home assisted the family with arrangements.

Online condolences may be sent to www.schinderle.com

Daniel HAACK, b 1827 (now Germany), m Mary C MORRELL in 1861 IL

GregHunter86 — 2008-01-26 09:13:33Z

Seeking parents of Daniel HAACK & Mary Christina MORRELL (MORRAL). Daniel immigrated to U.S. in 1857. Port of departure Bremen, Germany - arrived in New York, Ship "Jason." Had 10 children. Settled in Menard Co., IL. Mary's father, Carl MORRAL, mother Anna Elizabeth - both remained in Germany. Daniel's 2nd child, Jeanette F HAACK married Peter DOUD on 2 Mar 1890 in Menard Co., IL.

Haack/Rotharisesz of NJ/NY

cmw5551 — 2007-06-21 14:47:39Z

Hi, I am looking for more information or relatives of the Haacks of NJ. John Haack married Anna Rothaidesz around 1911 and moved to NJ. They were originally from Hungary,but did not come to the US together. According tothe 1920 and 1930 census, they lived in Nutley and Bloomfield NJ. Their children are Frank, George, Joseph, John, Julia, Dorothy, Mary, born 1912-1927..not in the order listed. I believe one of them moved to Edmeston NY.
Any information would be appreciated, as this is very recent news I have acquired. Thank you

George Haack, of Covington& Campbell Co.Kentucky

Imputer21 — 2006-12-03 15:11:56Z

I am seaking any information available on Geroge Haack born October 15,1900 in Covington Kentucky, died December 5,1949 in Dayton, Campbell Co. Kentucky.
He married Nora Frances Kleete around 1925 and had one daughter Vera M. Haack, born 1926.
On his death certificate, his parents are listed as Geroge Haack and Alma Bertke, but her name may have been Ann/Anna.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Anton or Johann Anton Haack b. abt 1821

Andrea_Wulff — 2007-04-23 22:59:09Z

Looking for info on John (Johann) Anton or Anton Haack born in Germany abt. 1821. Emigrated to Jefferson County, Wisconsin where he was married in 1848. Was killed by a horse in 1853 and was buried "behind the barn".

The family later changed Haack to Hack. My gg grandfather moved to Minnesota.

Thanks!

Re: Illinois Haack family

kzavada — 2007-03-19 20:09:57Z

His service record enlisted 2 aug 1959 through 31 aug 1979 LT. Col. US Army Korea-Vietnam. Born 27 Nov 1930(not 1931)died 23 May 1996 Watertown,Jefferson Co.,NY last residence. Buried 31 May 1996 Leavenworth National Cem.
Suggestions: get a copy of his social security application-might list parents names. OR contact Grundy County Clerk ,Morris,IL and request a copy of birth certificate.
Then, if found, contact Grundy County Clerk of Circuit Court and request that adoption record be opened(if you are over age 50).On your mother,ask her for info or request for a copy of her birth cert from will county clerk,joliet on north chicago street.

Illinois Haack family

distantsmoke — 2007-03-18 21:29:16Z

My father was John Kenneth Haack. He was born in 1931. He died in 1996 in Watertown New York. He was drafted into the Army sometime before age 30, when I was born. He married June Doyle. I was told my father was from Morris Illinois and my mother is from Joliet Illinois. I remember meeting my father's father when I was very young (less than 10). At that time he was an old man in a wheel chair. My father always told us he had many brothers, but I don't remember meeting any of them. My father found out in his 50's that he had been adopted. If anyone can help me untangle this web, I would really appreciate it. Thank you.

Melvin L Haack Jr.

Bigflats3075 — 2008-05-28 16:10:13Z

I am not sure if this is the Melvin Haack that your looking for.I was just fiddling on the computer this morning randomly looking up names.
My Father-in-law might be the person that your looking for.Is the person that your looking for, is he from Wisconsin?

Re: HAACKs in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (dithmarschen area)

hay4you — 2008-03-19 04:31:42Z

My grandfather was Heinrich Haack who married Margaretha Hagelstein. She was from an island called Fehmarn on the Baltic. She immigrated to the u.s. in 1903. Which is part of the Schleswig-Holstein area. It is an island which is now connected by bridge to Germany proper and was considered part of Prussia. I too am searching for my Grandfather's roots. I have been told that he came from an area called Heil which is supposedly in that same area. He married my grandmother in Wisconsin, and was sponsored by the Hebrew Society for his journey to America. However, we were never raised in the Jewish religion. I have only one remaining Aunt who is now 84 and when I tried to discuss this with her she told me that,,,as a family thing it was neer discussed to be quiet about it because it was a secret that we were Jewish. I don't quite understand because I can trace my grandmothers line back to 1357 on the island of Fehmarn and to this day all the churches on the island are Lutheran. Although there was persecution of the Jewish even when my grandmother came here I still don't quite understand how they could give up their faith that they grew up with. I don't know if this will be of any help to you but I wish you success. Please let me know....we may be related as some distant cousin. Pat

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-24 23:56:22Z

Thanks

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-07-03 20:39:03Z

So far anyone I have talked to knows nothing. I seem to have more info than they do. The ones that know are gone. I feel there is a connection since your great grandmother was married twice. Did the names of Fred Haack son of Henry and Paul Haack son of Fred connect anything for you?

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-24 22:54:34Z

I live in upstate New York and my maiden name was Haack. I have the Haack name starting with Fredrick and Albertina Massengarb and their children. I have called a couple of relatives to see if they know of Henry. I am waiting for them to get back to me. I go back to Geneseo for renuions and visits every year or so.

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-24 21:04:26Z

I was born and raised in Geneseo. My father and grandparents and great and great great grandparents are buried in Oakwood. I visit when I go home but the momuments are very worn on the greats. What info could I get from the oak wood cemetary book? I might have a connection on the Haack extended family that could help with Henry. I am looking for the names left now.

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-24 16:54:06Z

The man on the far right is Fred and on the far left in back is Martin Weiss then Paul and his wife. Picture is old and not very clear but sometimes you and crop it at Walmarts

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-24 16:30:46Z

My picture is of the Haack family reunion and a number of people in it. Some of the relatives names are Weiss, Peters, Masengarb, Eichorn. Paul's wife's name was Dorothy. I'll try and send the picture. We may be "shirt tail "relatives.

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-23 22:42:22Z

I found a family renuion picture and in it was a picture of Fred the son of Henry and Paul Haack the son of Fred. Could this be a connection you are looking for?

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-22 19:38:36Z

I wish I could help you. You helped me with the obit. I kinda think Henry was the brother of Fredrick as Henry was in East Moline and in a hospital. I did have two living reatives that could answer our questions but one just died and the other one has memory problems. I'll try to research more. Sorry I wasn't more help.

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

xcmama31 — 2008-03-21 20:43:16Z

I was just researching my greatgrandfather when I ran across the obit in the republic. My great grandfather was Fredrick Haack the brother of Henry. What did you need to know? I have all of Fredrick's children and sponses. Thanks for the obit.

Obit: Bernard Haack of Iowa (1929-2007)

pbbut — 2008-06-27 23:49:58Z

Bernard Edward Haack, son of Otto H. and Nellie (Tow) Haack, was born June 4, 1929 in Fenton, Iowa. Bernard served in the United States Army during WWII. He served in Panama from 1946 until 1948 in the Army Battery B Automatic Weapons Department where he was in charge of a gun crew for which he received the World War II Victory medal.
On June 19, 1948 Bernard was united in marriage to Lavonne Preston in Jackson, Minnesota. To this union ten children were born.
Bernard and Lavonne resided on their farm where they raised dairy cattle. Bernard enjoyed gardening, dancing and playing games, especially Wahoo and Rook. He truly loved spending time with his family, playing croquet or fishing on Sunday afternoons, playing a game of softball or playing his harmonica and having a family sing along. Bernard enjoyed riding horses and gave nearly everyone in Cylinder a ride on his horses.
In 1977 Bernard retired from farming and he and Lavonne moved to Arizona where they made their home. In 1980 they moved back to Cylinder and started milking cows again.
Bernard was a member of Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Emmetsburg and a past member of St. Johns Lutheran Church in Depew. He was also a member of the American Legion Post #192 and V.F.W. Post #2295 in Emmetsburg.
Bernard died Monday, April 30, 2007 at Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines, Iowa at the age of 77. He was preceded in death by his parents, Otto and Nellie Haack; a brother, Orvis Haack; an infant sister; two infant brothers; and a son, John Eugene.
He is survived by his wife, Lavonne of Cylinder, IA; his children, Sandra Naig and her husband, Dan of Graettinger, IA, Micheal Haack and his wife, Terri of Sun City, KS, Linda Worley and her husband, H.B. of Minburn, IA, Greg Haack and his wife, Norma of Spencer, IA, David Haack and his wife, LuAnne of Emmetsburg, IA, Cheryl Abernathy and her husband, Ivan of Brooksville, FL, Marsha Kramer and her husband, Dennis of Alden, IA, Julie Reimann and her husband, Jan of Johnston, IA and Laurie Brewington of Marion, IA; thirty nine grandchildren; forty five great grandchildren; a sister, Arlene Haack of Emmetsburg, IA; as well as many other relatives and friends.

SERVICE
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Friday, May 4, 2007, 10:30 A.M.

INTERMENT
South St. Johns Cemetery
Cylinder, Iowa

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-03-22 16:21:55Z

Do you have any info about his brother, Henry? My 2nd greatgrandfather was named Henry O. Haack and I believe he is the same Henry Haack that was institutionalized in Moline in 1899, where he lived until his death. I am just trying to either connect my Henry to this Frederick or connect to another Henry so I can move on to other possibilities. any insight would be wonderful!

Jill

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-03-24 16:24:01Z

YES!! I have Henry and Minnie having the following children: Anna, Frederick Carl, Minnie, Emma and Augusta. Anna was my Great Grandmother- (married Fred S. Davis). Frederick Carl had a son named Paul. I would LOVE a copy of that picture. So many Fredericks, Henrys and Minnies-drives me crazy. Are you sure the Henry in the asylum is Frederick Theodore's brother? Obviously they are related somehow if you have a photo...I believe I probably have a photo of Paul and his Dad Fred and just don't know it. Paul married a Dorothy and they had a son Laree-I tried to connect with him but no luck.

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-03-24 16:38:28Z

you can try sending it to my email if you can't post it here:

BIGJIMFAMILY at yahoo.com

undo the caps- i just don't want tons of spam-who does!

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-03-24 18:46:09Z

Thanks for the photo-can't really make out any faces but the couple with the little girl standing in front of them look familiar... thanks for the pic! I have posted quite a bit on my Haack line on rootsweb-obits and stuff. I also have the Oakwood cemetery book so would be happy to look them up for you.

Jill

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-03-24 22:22:26Z

I didn't know you were raised there-the only thing the book gives is name date location and if you have been in person it is redundant. I am in California/Washington State so have never been there but my DAVIS line showed up in Geneseo in 1870 census for Edford out of Herkimer, New York. My line of HAACK was in Illinois by 1890, the youngest daughter-Augusta- was born in Geneseo. The HAACK married the DAVIS line and then moved to Iowa-

I had someone go to Oakwood and take pictures for me of the Davis line. Yes, some stones are pretty hard to read.

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-07-03 16:34:32Z

Hi,

Did you get any info from your relatives re: Henry? They must be related-just not sure how...still!

Re: Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2008-03-24 23:32:28Z

Well, maybe I can be more help. I went through Frederick's T. obit and went searching for his sister that is listed
"and a sister, Mrs. Herman NEHLS of this city." I found her marriage cert in Davenport, IA to Herman Nehls-gives her parents names and her(Anna E. HAACK) place of birth Grimmen Germany, father Christiain (sp?) (?) HAACK, mother Charlotte THIEL.

will scan a copy and send

Frederick Theodore HAACK obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2006-11-06 23:40:16Z

Mrs. Minnie McCleary obit

bigjim1netherecom — 2006-09-29 00:37:58Z

Daily Dispatch, Moline, Illinois, June 2, 1944

Mrs. minnie McCLEARY, 82, of 2157 32nd St., Rock Island, died at 10 this morning in Moline public hospital. death follwed an illness of 2 1/2 weeks.

She was born in Germany, May 29, 1862, and came to the United States fifty-six years ago. She was a former resident of Geneseo and moved to Mline forty years ago. She had resided in Rock Island the last two years.

She married Lincoln McCLEARY in 1902 in Moline. He died in 1932.

Surviving are a son, Frederick C. HAACK, Rock Island; four daughters, Mrs. Augusta NIEBLING, Moline; Mrs Anna DAVIS, Coon Rapids, Ia.; Mrs Cleve MANN, Peoria and Mrs. Cass STEVENS, Moline; eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon in Wheelan funeral home. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. The family requests flowers be omitted.

Death cert Minnie McCLEARY (HAACK/OHL)

bigjim1netherecom — 2006-09-29 00:30:01Z

Place of Death: Moline, Rock Island , Illinois
Moline Public Hospital
Date of Death: June 2, 1944
Cause: Congestive heart failure
Place of Residence: 2157 32nd st, Rock Island
Full Name: Minnie McCleary
Birth date: May 29, 1862
Birthplace: Griman, Germany
Occupation: housewife
Father: name Unknown, Birthplace Unknown
Mother: name Unknown Birthplace Germany
Informant: Marquerite BROOKS, Supt of Moline Public Hospital per B. GAFFNEY
Place of Burial: Calvary June 3, 1944 Rock Island, Illinois

Minnie McCleary was married to Henry/Hans HAACK and then to Lincoln McCleary. She is my ggreatgrandmother through her daughter Anna DAVIS (Haack). Her maiden name was OHL.

HAACKs in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (dithmarschen area)

GreggBonner84 — 2007-03-05 19:16:35Z

I have finally made a breakthrough in my HAACK family research, and as is always the case, breaking down one brick wall creates at least 2 more. But these are good problems to have. With a lot of help from kind cousins and neighbors of the family in the old country, I have found a document made presumably from church records by what seems is a professional genealogist in 1935. It outlines my line from my George Jacob Haack back a few more generations. If anyone thinks anything or place looks familiar, please contact me.

Georg Jacob Haack:
b. 03 Feb 1839 Westerdeichstrich
m. 29 Mar 1863 Wesselburen, to Wiebke Dorothea Harder
d. 21 Aug 1884 Bruhnsdorf
bur. 24 Aug 1884 Westerdeichstrich

Claus Johann Haack
b. 22 May 1802 Hedwigenkoog
m. 26 Apr 1829 Buesum, to Elsabe Katharina Krage/Kraage
d. 16 May 1848 Westerdeichstrich
bur. May 1848 Buesum

Johann Haack
b./bap. 19 Nov 1760, "of" Hedwigenkoog
m. 1790 Wesselburen, Wiebke Classen
d./bur. 25 Nov 1841 Hedwigenkoog

Johann Haack
b./bap. 20 May 1723, "of" Hedwigenkoog
m. Margaret Mars
d. 28 Jan 1788 "of" Hedwigenkoog

Nickels Haack (that's what it looks like to me)
b. circa 1695 "of" Hedwigenkoog
m. circa 1720 Antje Thomis
d. Aft. 1720

For the documents themselves, please see my website:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/
(choose "surname", then click on 'Haack' from the list)