Hain - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jacob Hain

ranslady — 2015-05-13 20:05:42Z

Thank you, Yvonne. My husband and I visited Oaklawn and Cottonwood cemetery 1 1/2 yrs ago! What a thrill to see these graves. My tree is also public. Steel Skinner family tree.

The Levi David Hain Family & More

yvonnehuygens — 2015-05-13 01:56:58Z

To any of you research the Hain Family you are welcome to go to ancestry.com and check out my Kelly/Riffle Tree. I have noticed there are many of you researching this family. That portion of the tree is in progress but, I'm sure there will be something or someone on there to help you out. I will start with my 2nd G Grandmother Amelia Minnie Hain 1872-1962 and go back, starting with her parents: Levi David Hain 1835-1909 & Maribee Putnam, Jacob Hain 1790-1886 & Catherine Lowman, John or Jacob Hain 1755-1825 & Roseanna (have not found her maiden name anywhere yet!), Joshua Haines 1726-1794 (looking for when the spelling of last name changed) & Elizabeth Harris, Jacob Haines 1698-1742 & Mary Coles, William Haines 1672-1754 & Sarah Paine, Richard Haines 1636-1682 & Margaret Leeds, John Richard Haines 1614 -1639 & Elizabeth Stanford. And many more, all the way back to my 13 Great Grandfather Nicholas Haynes (is this the first correct spelling of the last name?) 1529-1585) & Ann Elcock 1519. I hope something in my tree will help you ALL! Just remember it is still a work in progress.

Re: Jacob Hain

yvonnehuygens — 2015-05-13 00:56:19Z

I just saw your message and I'm not sure if you got the information you are looking for. Jacob Hain is my 4th Great Grandfather, he married Catherine Lowman on Sept. 19, 1828 in Clark Co., Ohio. Jacob Hain was born March 23 1790 in Lincoln Co., North Carolina, he died Sept. 2, 1886 in Jackson, Calhoun Co., Ia.
They are buried in Cottonwood Cemetery, Lake City, Calhoun Co., Ia. His memorial # 53436839 on Find A Grave.
Catherine Lowman was born Nov. 19, 1802 in Adams County, Pennsylvania and she Died April 20, 1874 in Pike Township, Clark Co., Ohio
And yes you are correct Nancy married John Yokely Skinner.
Please check out my Kelly/Riffle Tree on Ancestry.com it is open to the public. You might just find a gold mind there.
Your Welcome Yvonne Huygens

HAIN Robert P - Vietnam Wall section 34 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2015-04-11 17:38:11Z

HAIN Robert P - Vietnam Wall section 34 East

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. See this photo, one of the 238,578 photos, free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Hain Family Tree

RichardThomasCraig — 2015-02-19 04:30:58Z

I am the grandson of William Thomas and Anna Nora Hain. My father was Richard Thomas Hain born 1910 died 1939, I was adopted in 1943 by W R Craig. I would love to hear from any family members, My last contact was with Anna, Victor and Cliff in 1964 judik59@hotmail.com

Re: HAIN Robert J - Vietnam Wall section 1E

WCHain58 — 2015-01-24 14:55:34Z

Not sure this is the same Robert a Hain:
Robert Paul HAIN was born on September 1, 1945, his father, David, was 49 and his mother, Constance, was 34. He had two brothers and one sister. He died on January 10, 1968, in Vietnam, at the age of 22, and was buried in Phoenix, Arizona.

Re: Jacob Hain

yvonnehuygens — 2013-04-06 04:12:18Z

Hello, I realize your message was not for me but, I can tell you we are related and I too have Nancy and Susan in my tree. John Jacob Hain is my 5th Great Grandfather, John his son is my 4th Great Grandfather, one of Johns sons Levi David Hain is my 3rd Great Grandfather. Levi's wife is Maribee Putnam. I would love talking to you and I would just love it if you would share you Pic's with me as well. You are welcome to check out my family tree under Shanks/Kelly or contact me at hewhoflies@yahoo.com I will go even futher to tell you that Levi and Maribee had a daughter by the name of Minnie Amelia Hain this would be my 2nd Great Grandmother, her daughter is Great Grandmother May Amelia Hain (Riffle)My Grandmother is Dora Bell Riffle (Kelly) My Mother is Elaine Joy Kelly. I may have information you might like to have and vice a versa. Hope to hear from you soon. Sorry it has been so long, just found you.

Re: Jacob Hain

yvonnehuygens — 2013-04-06 04:01:48Z

HEllo, Jacob Hain is my 4th Great Grandfather, all I know is this he was born: March 23rd 1787 in Lincoln Co. North Carolina. He died in 1886 no more information as of yet. He married Miss. Catherin Lowman or Lomon depending on where you look, however I have been told by my mother that it is the first spelling. Jacob would be her 3rd Great Grandfather. Catherin was born Nov. 19th 1792 in Adams, Butler Co. Penn. and Died April 20th in Lake city, Calhoun Co. Ia. I believe Jacob probably died in the same city. There children were: Nancy/Susan/George/Jacob/Phillip/Levi David(My 3rd Great Grandfather)Elias/David/John and Martha Jan. His father was John Jacob Hain he was born in 1755 no other infomation has been found yet! He died before Oct.7th,1831 in Maimi Co. Ohio. He married a woman by the name of Rosannah Last name is unknown. She was born abt. 1770 and died about 1849. Levi David Hain was born in 1835 and died in 1909. He married my 3rd Great Grandmother Maribee Putnam. She was born in 1840 and died in 1916. If you would like more info. please feel free to contact me or check out my family tree under Shanks/Kelly or contact me at hewhoflies@yahoo.com I hope this helped you out some.

Re: Jacob Hain

yvonnehuygens — 2013-04-06 03:59:23Z

Re: Martha's message

tootsfolk — 2012-06-27 16:34:25Z

Heinrich Heine did not, himself, have children. However he had brothers and sisters who did have families, and all of us who are related to him are descendents of his neices and nephews. I am the third generation on that side of my family to be born in the US, and my son is the fourth generation here. Still there is a connection that we all share as Heine descendents. I hope this helps.

Re: Martha's message

1_enquiries620 — 2012-06-27 09:19:48Z

hi, I have always been told by my German father that he was related to Heinrich Heine on his mother's side...scouring the web I can't find any evidence that Heine ever had any children...do you know if he did?

Re: Jacob Hain

ranslady — 2011-12-31 21:58:42Z

Hi, I am the G G Granddaughter of Nancy Hain. I just recently received pics of Susan, Nancy and Robert, Susan's husband. I would love to share them with you if you are still interested. My E-mail is riccon64@yahoo.com.

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

canegal — 2011-11-21 20:20:24Z

Hi Harry,

I'm orginally from Erie, and my gg-grandfather was Lorenz. I would appreciate any information you have about the family, newspaper articles, obituaries & such. Electronic files are great. I'm also particularly interested in the photo of Lorenz & Mary. Do have an electronic copy of it? Do you have any additional information on Mary? I've not made much progress on that line.

Kathy Hain de Jong
kcdejong@bellsouth.net

Solomon Hain

garringer110 — 2011-10-31 15:06:28Z

Looking for info on Solomon Hain, father of Annie Hain, who married Fredrick Schickley. Solomon lived with Jacob Hain, his wife Caroline and their family in the 1860 Dauphin County census.

HAIN Robert J - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-05 13:35:17Z

HAIN Robert J - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

diane2beard — 2011-06-21 19:37:20Z

Harry,

I just found your email address and sent you the photos. Let me know if you have any questions.

Diane

Re: Seth Hain of CT

RockofGibraltar — 2011-03-03 23:54:11Z

Hi. I still have the photo. If you would like me to mail it to you, please e-mail me your snail mail address. You can e-mail me at prck97@aol.com. - Patricia

Re: Seth Hain of CT

RockofGibraltar — 2009-09-23 02:39:30Z

Hi. I bought it at an antique shop in GA. I still have the photo. If you will e-mail me at prock2@ec.rr.com with your snail mail address, I will mail you the photo.

Patricia Rock
prock2@ec.rr.com

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

ajhain — 2009-06-30 11:36:11Z

I don't have a date of death. He appears on the 1900 census, but not on the 1910, so most likely sometime between the two.

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

ajhain — 2009-06-29 05:42:39Z

Yes, depending on the census it's either Hain or Hein. From what I can tell, it looks like Maria and Mary are one in the same. (I think I saw his name spelled Lorenz somewhere as well.) If that is the case, and I believe it is, it looks like she and Lawrence had eleven children: Jacob, Anna, Barbara, Elizabeth, Philip, Joseph, Lawrence, Valentine, Louis, Rose and Ida.

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

ajhain — 2009-06-29 00:29:20Z

I know almost nothing about Lawrence. He was, according to the 1860 census, a carpenter and did live in Erie. Beyond his wife and children I have no info on his family, but it does sound like Michael would fit as a twin.

HAIN George A - Vietnam Wall section 6W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-11 22:25:03Z

HAIN George A - Vietnam Wall section 6W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,676 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Catherine (Kay) R. Schloss Hain, age 82, daughter of , Edward G. and Bertha Balsiger Schloss.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-03-28 20:02:30Z

Catherine (Kay) R. Schloss Hain, age 82, a resident of Erie passed away Sunday March 21, 2010 at Millcreek Community Hospital. She was born April 28, 1927 in Erie the daughter of the late Edward G. and Bertha Balsiger Schloss. She was a graduate of Strong Vincent High School and had worked at the Crosley Co. and the Boston Store. Kay was a lifetime member of the Cascade Club, the East Erie Turners and was also a member of VFW Post 470 and had attended St. Andrew Catholic Church. She enjoyed attending family gatherings and playing cards with her friends. She also loved to travel, play bingo and bowl. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, Edward T, Hain. Kay is survived by her four children; Cathy Yeaney; Tom Hain and his wife, Debbie; Cindy Wiesen and her husband, Bob, and Jim J. Hain and his fiancee, Julie, all of Erie. She is the sister of Edward (Corky) Schloss and his wife, Peggy of Flagler Beach, Fla.; Mary Andrews and her husband, Don of Blairsville, Pa.; Nancy Young, and Michael Schloss and his wife, Dotty, all of Erie. She is also survived by eight grandchildren and seven great- grandchildren along with many nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to call at the John J. Quinn Funeral Home, West 9th & Liberty St. Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. & 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and are invited to attend Prayer Services there Thursday at 9:30 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Andrew Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Emmaus Soup Kitchen, 218 East 11th St., Erie, PA 16503.

Re: Seeking Samuel Hain - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

nettehistory — 2009-10-15 01:50:43Z

Joe,

I am a direct descendent of Adam Hain, Samuel's father. Samuel's sister, Martha, was my ggg great grandmother.

I have a picture that we believe to be either Samuel or his brother Eli who died at Gettysburg. Unfortunately the picture was not marked. It was found among our family photos. (We have additional Hain pictures if interested.) Do you have a picture of either Samuel or Eli to compare?

Have you been able to uncover any further information about Samuel or Eli? Any information would be helpful.

Thank you,
Lynette
lynette.a.rice@gmail.com

Re: Daniel Hain and Elizabeth Young

nettehistory — 2009-10-15 01:26:51Z

Bert,

Are you still researching the Young family? I am a direct descendant of Daniel Hain and Elizabeth Young. I am interested in the book you mentioned as well as collaborating on any information. My side of the family remained in the central Ohio area.

Thank you,

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

hlhain — 2011-05-19 18:44:13Z

Hello, 'palenz'. I am responding, a bit delayed, to your post of over one year ago. I am a descendant in the Hain family about whom you wrote. I have just started researching the family, and your post actually helped me. I did not have the names of my great-great-grandparents (Valentin and Margaret). I did have the immigration date of 1852 for my great-grandfather, Lorenz - one child of Valentin and Margaret. Lorenz married a Mary ___ who emigrated to Erie in 1853, and they had 12 children, one of whom, Valentine (yes with the 'e' on the end), was my grandfather. According to census information I have found that Lorenz was a carpenter. My grandfather, Valentine, was in the US Navy and served during the Spanish-American war. I have some other names and info, but it seems that you are searching previous to anything I have found. What other information do you have?

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

hlhain — 2011-06-21 15:27:54Z

Pam,

Thanks for the additional information. My e-mail is "shhain@verizon.net" If you have digital copies of information that you mentioned. I see we have another relative interested in our family history. Let me know your e-mail and I'll send what may be interesting for you. The photo of Lorenz and Mary is rather dim, but I'm going to try to ehance it a bit. I did find a website for bad Neustadt an der Saale. It has a web-cam in the city square that is live. There is also a link to a 50+ page 'tourist directory' which has a lot of information. However, I'm going to have to learn some German to get much out of it.

Cheers,
Harry

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

hlhain — 2011-06-21 15:17:22Z

Diane,

Yes, I can scan and e-mail the photo and obit. I'll try to get that done within the next couple days. I have your e-mail from the message you sent to Pam. I would like to see any photos/info you have. Regarding the name, it really depends on the source. In some cases, the census taker, or immigration officials just spelled names phonetically (since they probably didn't speak German). I have found information under Hain, Hein, Haines, Hind, etc. We just have to compare names/dates to see which of the names are truly who we think they are. From the latest census I have located, Both Lorenz and my grandfather, Valentine, used the "Hain" spelling, but some of Lorenz' other children went with the "Hein" version - confusing, at times.

Cheers,
Harry

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

hlhain — 2011-06-05 15:43:37Z

Yes, I live in west Millcreek. Surprised to see this reply.

My grandparents, Valentine and Catherine (Jehle), my Aunt Amelia and my Father, William, and an Uncle Leo, who died in early childhood, are all buried in Trinity cemetary, as well. The Spanish-American war 'Valentine' was my Grandfather. So far, I have kept my searches to no-cost alternative, which limits the amount of information I have found. A Latter Day Saints database "www.familysearch.org" is one free source, but not complete. Guess I'll have to spend something to get more. I do have two scrapbooks that my Grandmother kept. One contains several obituaries, including that of my Great-Grandfather, Lorenz. That obituary is from the Erie newspaper from 1904 says he emigrated from Germany in 1845. His birthplace was listed "Nieustaat an Ger Sall, Bavaria". But that may be some local writer trying to spell some German city name. The 1852 immigration date does appear in the 1900 census. So, I'm not sure of what the correct year might be. That same census lists Lorenz' wife's year of immigration as 1853, but Lorenz and Mary were married in 1853. The other scrapbook contains a number of local
newpaper articles about the Spanish-American War, when my Grandfather was serving in the US Navy. I also have one dim photograph of my great-grandparents, Lorenz and Mary (Rastatter)

Some mysteries remain!

Cheers,
Harry

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

Rebecca_Sanning — 2010-02-24 01:58:15Z

Hi there! I am researching the Hain family with the hope of finding my great grandmother. I don't know that it is the same one but I found a Valentive Hain living at 146 S Buttonwood in Reading, PA. Hope it helps.

Becky

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

Rebecca_Sanning — 2010-03-08 01:02:15Z

There are a multitude of Hain's in the Reading area. Also, F K Hain went to New York to run the railroad there. Manhattan, I believe. Good luck!!

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

chronologist — 2010-03-07 02:18:21Z

Thanks! It seems that the Hein family I am am researching in the U.S. lived primarily in the Erie area, but it was a large family and I wouldn't be at all surprised if some left Erie.

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

chronologist — 2011-06-05 15:00:35Z

Hello!

Great to hear from you! I actually have much, much information...too much to include here! Your great-grandfather, Lorenz, was a twin to my great-great grandfather, Michael.

I believe the 1852 immigration date is incorrect, as a census record shows the family living in Erie in 1850.

Many of our family are buried in the Trinity Cemetery in Erie, including Valentin, Margaret, Lorenz, Mary, Michael and his wife Maria, and the Spanish-American War Valentine.

The family was originally from Hohenroth in Bavaria. I have corresponded with some living relatives which is interesting, as they only speak German!

I am fortunate to live in the Erie area, so have been able to do much onsite research in the past two years. One of my "missions" is to discover precisely when they immigrated and on what ship. A document in the Erie County Courthouse lists them as coming over in 1850, but I have been able to find nothing else concrete. Perhaps a trip to the National Archives in Washington D.C. this summer may help.

Do you live around Erie?

Pam

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

chronologist — 2011-06-19 20:01:27Z

Hi Diane,

Just read your reply to Harry and thought I'd send a quick line! (My gg-grandfather was Lorenz' twin brother, Michael.)

Yes, the name was originally spelled "Hein." I have seen it spelled about a jillion ways during as I've researched. Perhaps my favorite is "Hind!"

As I told Harry, I would be happy to share some of my electronic files if you want to share your email address. It would be great to share information.

Pam

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

chronologist — 2011-06-19 19:56:18Z

Hi Harry,

It is great to finally link up with someone else related to and interested in the Hains! I live in McKean (about 10 minutes from the mall).

I've done all of my Hain research myself as well, but it's amazing what you can find. The naturalization documents for Valentine (Michael and Lorenz' father), Michael, and Lorenz are on microfilm in the Erie County Courthouse. It lists their year of arrival as 1850. As they appear on the 1850 Erie census (September, 1850) they must have arrived here within a year or so of that date.

The town from which they came in Bavaria is Hohenroth, in Neustadt an der Saale. I have corresponded with the parish secretary who looked up some church records and have also emailed a descendant of one of Valentine's sisters. She doesn't know much about the Hain family, rather more about her paternal side. I continue to search in hope that I can find exactly when they came to the U.S., the port they sailed from, and the ship they arrived on.

I am in the process of assembling my information, but if you would like to send your email address I'll be glad to send you electronic copies of what I have together.

How fortunate that you have photos! If you could possibly scan and send me a copy of the photo of Lorenz that would be wonderful. He and Michael, my ggg-grandfather, were identical twins so that would be the next best thing to having a photo of Michael. It is said that Michael and Lorenz used to change places on dates, and that they looked so much alike the girls couldn't tell them apart. I guess some things don't change over the years! I have a second cousin who has some photos of the family, but she is being rather proprietary with regard to sharing copies I offered to have made at my expense. If I ever am able to obtain some of these photos, I'll let you know.

Thanks!

Pam

Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

chronologist — 2010-01-03 22:19:57Z

I am looking for immigration information for the Hain family in Erie, PA (also spelled Hein). Valentin Hain (a carpenter) was born about 1811 and came from Neustadt, Hohenroth, Rhein-Bayern, Bavaria around 1850-1852. Also immigrating were his wife, Margaret (Endres), and children; twins Michael and Lorenz (b. approx. 1829), Franz Michael (also known as Frank, b. approx. 1839), Emmerencia (b. approx. 1843), Margaret (b. approx. 1846), and Katharina (b. approx. 1848). More information available if needed. Thank you!!

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

chronologist — 2009-06-30 11:22:37Z

I've seen Lawrence spelled Lorenz as well (probably the original German spelling), which is what I'm having to research since there are both listed in Erie with those same dates but different family members. The Lawrence for whom I have records is supposed to have died on March 29, 1905. Do you have a date of death? I'm in the process of cataloguing information and will keep working on this.

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

chronologist — 2009-06-28 05:25:15Z

Did Lawrence have a twin brother named Michael who settled in Erie, PA? Micheal was born 1929-1930, came to the US in 1852, had a twin brother named Lawrence, and was a carpenter as well. If this seems to be the person you're seeking information for, let me know!

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

chronologist — 2009-06-29 02:48:43Z

I might have made an error with the wife and children's names as I'm still sorting things out (and also due to a variety of spellings for Hein on the census forms). The other possibility is wife Maria and children Jacob, Anna, Barbara, and Elizabeth. Let me know and I'll work on this some more. (I've had to set it aside for the moment because of an article I'm working on.)

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

chronologist — 2009-06-29 01:37:58Z

Was Lawrence's wife's name Mary, with children Phillip, Joseph, Lawrence, Valentine, Rose, and Ida? If so, I believe I have information to share.

Re: Lawrence Hein/Hain - PA

chronologist — 2009-07-04 15:05:32Z

Jackpot! I've had time to go through things and Lorenz and Lawrence Hein and Hain are indeed the same person. He did have a twin, Michael, who was my great-great grandfather. I have spent much time in the library doing research, and my mother and aunt just gave me information about their father that I would be glad to share. I've been trying to find information regarding the ship they came on (and have met with frustration) , and wondered how you happen to know they came in 1852. That's the information I have, too, but sometimes that isn't right. If we combine what we have maybe we can solve the mystery. The information I've put together is in spreadsheet form (Excel). If you would email me at palenz@verizon.net I'll send it to you plus other information I've gathered that doesn't fit here.

Re: Daniel Hain and Elizabeth Young

bertydes — 2009-10-15 22:49:23Z

Greetings Cousin,
I am Bert Young a direct descendant of Christian Young one of Elizabeth Young's two brothers. The other brother was Henry Young.
I have had some great successes in tracing the collateral Hain line through world connect at rootsweb. I have corresponded with a couple of living fifth cousins in the Hain line. One of which has evolved into the Bean line.
I trust that you are not one of these previous cantactees from a couple of years ago.
We are descendants of Felix Young and Elizabeth Vandersaal.
Until recently my family tradition was that Felix Jung (Young)came to America after the Revolutionary war or was a Hessian mercenary in that war and either deserted or came back after the war.
I now have convincing proof that Felix was born in Pennsylvania and had two brothers. It was his father Reinhard Jung that came from Germany. I have found Reinhard's name and signature on the passenger list of his ship and the names of the three brothers on tax rolls living on adjacent farms in Pennsylvania in 1800,
I will be happy to share these researches with you. I will be happy to exchange family trees with you.
You may e-mail me at uncaberty59-geneal@yahoo.com
Regards,
Cousin Bert Young

Hain in Bad Hersfeld

WGFGER — 2009-10-02 06:39:45Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 27. Sept. 2009:

Lennart Hain, * 22. Sept. 2009

Mit Agnes, Niklas und Julia freuen sich die Grosseltern aus Nentershausen.

Re: Daniel Hain and Elizabeth Young

LindaLaird500 — 2010-01-27 17:59:37Z

Hello,

My husband is descended from Daniel Hain. They are buried in Marion County, Ohio in Prospect cemetery. I have pictures of their gravestones. Lairdlin@aol.com

Paul F. Hain Sr., 83

JIWelsch — 2009-07-21 11:53:23Z

WILTON, Iowa -- Paul F. Hain Sr., 83, Wilton, died Monday, July 1, 2002, at his home.

Service at First Baptist Church, Muscatine. Dean Anderson will officiate. Musical selections will be provided by pianist Karen Miller. Pallbearers are Dennis Long Jr., David Long, Paul R. Hain, Michael Lowenberg, Philip Wiese and Jim Kress. Honorary pallbearers are Bonita Clement, Heather Hain, Kristine Hain, Laura Wiese, Molly Wiese and Rebekah Lowenberg. Burial will be at Healey Cemetery, Moscow.

Visitation with Masonic services, at Bentley Funeral Home, Wilton, and one hour prior to services Friday at the church. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, Gideons' International or the Iowa City Hospice.

Mr. Hain was born June 25, 1919, in Cedar County, the son of Elwood and Pearl Kaufmann Hain. He married Anna Mae Morgan Martin May 20, 1942, in Nichols.

He taught in the Lime City Rural School until entering the U.S. Army in 1941. He served in the South Pacific until 1946. He farmed in Cedar County until 1962. He then worked for Ken Grunder Construction for seven years and later was the administrator and manager of Meyers Memorial Manor, Ottumwa, for 12 years, retiring in 1982.

He was a member of First Baptist Church; Gideon's International; Golden Rule Masonic Lodge No. 24 in Rochester for more than 61 years, where he served as past master and secretary. He was a former member of the Wapello Chiefs Barbershop Chorus.

Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Grace Ann Wiese of Tipton, Mary Lou Lowenberg and husband Stephen of Oskaloosa and Joann Hain of Bettendorf; a son, Paul Hain Jr. and wife Sylvia of Lone Tree; a sister, Betty Kleindolph and husband Neal of Muscatine; two brothers, Harold Hain and wife Betty Jane of Wapello and Russel Hain and wife Bettye Jo of Austin, Texas; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

Roger W. Hain, 65

JIWelsch — 2009-07-21 11:52:32Z

Tipton, Iowa - Roger W. Hain, 65, of 907 E. Seventh St., Tipton, died Friday July 11, 2003, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, after a brief illness.

Service at the Fry Funeral Home, Tipton. The Rev. Ron Lashmit will officiate. Burial will be at St. Paul's Cemetery, Wheatland, with military rites conducted by the Tipton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 2537.

Mr. Hain was born Sept. 19, 1937, in Muscatine, the son of William and Marie Johnson Hain. He married Carolyn D. Fox Nov. 19, 1977, at the Methodist Church, Tipton.

He attended elementary schools in Holmes, Neb.

He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy.

He was a truck driver for L.L. Pelling Co. for more than 20 years.

Survivors include his wife; a son, Troy Hain of Tipton; a stepson, Lonnie Moeller of Hiawatha; a stepdaughter, Lori Arensdorf and husband Bryon of Tipton; three grandchildren, Jacob, Katie and Makayla; a sister, Sally Foote of Tipton; a brother, Jerry Hain of Springville; a mother-in-law, Ella Fox of Tipton.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Jack Hain; and a nephew, Michael Foote.

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

diane2beard — 2011-06-21 11:42:44Z

Harry,

We are related! Lorenz Hein and Mary Rastatter were my great great grandparents. My grandmother was Marie Hain, daughter of Lorenz Hain, Jr. She married Herbert Arthur Beard. I would love to have a copy of your photo of Lorenz and Mary Rastatter, if you have a digital copy of it. My father has been scanning our old family photos, but we don't have any of Lorenz and Mary. I have some old photos of the Hain girls (my grandmother Marie and her siblings) that you might be interested in. I had read somewhere that the name was really spelled Hein. Is there any chance I could get a copy of Lorenz Hain's obituary? Is there a way I can get in touch with you?

Diane

Re: Hain or Hein in Erie, PA Immigration Information!

diane2beard — 2011-06-20 02:57:26Z

Hi Pam,

I don't know if these would be of interest to you, but I have copies of photos of Lorenz Hain, Jr.'s family (my great grandfather). He had lots of daughters and we have a few pictures of them as children. They are lovely old photos. My father scanned them, so we now have digital copies.

Here is my email address:

diane2beard@gmail.com

Seeking Samuel Hain - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-06-17 01:34:52Z

I am seeking information about Samuel Hain who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company I (Civil War).

Any information about any member of the 208th would also be appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Seth Hain of CT

RockofGibraltar — 2007-11-18 13:51:39Z

Hi,
I bought it at an antique shop in Thomasville, GA. If you would please send me your snail mail address to this e-mail address, rock_p@bellsouth.net , I will be more than happy to mail you the photo. - Patricia