JOHANN NIKOLAUS HAAG
| JOHANN NIKOLAUS HAAG |
m. ANNA GERTRUD MOTSCH |
on April 14, 1761 |
Rubenheim Germany* |
Anna Gertrud Motsch born 9 Nov 1731; died 3 Oct 1797, both in Rubenheim.
Children of Johann and Anna Gertrud Motsch Haag:
| FRIDERICUS HAAG
(Friedrich) |
b. March 02, 1763 |
in Rubenheim Germany |
d. August 09, 1828 |
Wittersheim, Saarplatz-Kreis, Saarland, Germany |
| CHILD #2 HAAG |
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| CHILD #3 HAAG |
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| CHILD #4 HAAG |
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| CHILD #5 HAAG |
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| CHILD #6 HAAG |
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*Rubenheim,
Saarfalz-Kreis, Saarland, Germany
FRIDERICUS HAAG
| FRIDERICUS
HAAG |
m. MARGARETHA LITZENBURGER |
on February 06, 1787 |
in Wittersheim Germany |
Fridericus Haag was born March 02, 1763 in Rubenheim Germany, and died
August 09, 1828. In his early twenties he wed Margaretha, who was
also in her early twenties, having been born around 1765 to her parents,
JOHANN
LITZENBURGER and ANNA LANG. Margaretha died January 21,
1814 at approximately 50 years of age, while her husband did not pass away
until 1828 at approximately 65 years old.
Children of Fridericus and Margaretha Litzenburger Haag are:
| CHILD #1 HAAG |
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| CHILD #2 HAAG |
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| CHILD #3 HAAG |
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| CHILD #4 HAAG |
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| JOHANN HAAG |
b. May 28, 1795 |
in Bebelsheim, Bavaria, Germany |
d. July 31, 1862 |
in Bebelsheim |
| CHILD #6 HAAG |
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| CHILD #7 HAAG |
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JOHANN HAAG
| JOHANN
HAAG |
m. BARBARA SCHAFFER |
on June 25, 1816 |
in Bebelsheim, Germany |
Both Johann Haag and Barbara Schaffer were born, and then died,
in Bebelsheim, Bavaria, Germany. Johann was born May 28, 1795 and
died July 31, 1862. Barbara was born about one year after Johann,
on October 09, 1796. She became a widow after Johann died at
age 67. Barbara passed away approximately 9 years later at the age of 76, on December 13, 1871.
Children of Johann and Barbara Schaffer Haag:
PETER HAAG  |
b. September 07, 1822 |
in Bebelsheim, Bavaria, Germany |
d. June 18, 1907, Portsmouth Ohio |
PAUL HAAG
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Note: Immigrated to St. Louis, MO |
| ANN HAAG |
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Ann was living in Germany at the time of Peter's death. |
| ANDREAS HAAG |
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Remained in Bebelsheim. Did not immigrate to USA.
#
However,
three of his four known children did come to America: Son Jakob, Son Andreas,
and daughter Catharina who married John Gewinner). |
| Child #5 Haag |
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| Child #6 Haag |
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| Child #7 Haag |
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| Child #8 Haag |
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PETER HAAG and MARGARET KEHRER
PETER
M. HAAG
Immigrated to America in 1847 |
m. MARGARET KEHRER
Immigrated to America in 1840, at age 5 per
1900 Census.
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on February 23, 1851 |
in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Portsmouth, OH |
 3Peter Haag was born September 07, 1822 in Bebelsheim, Bavaria, Germany,
and died June 18, 1907.
Sandra Haag Hayden discovered that Peter immigrated to America in 1847,
though she has found no ship record, no Declaration of Intent, nor any
Naturalization record. She did, however, find in the 1900 Census
that Peter Haag
was naturalized in 1852.
At the age of 27, he came to Portsmouth OH, and a year later married
Margaret Kehrer at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Portsmouth. He was
12 years older than his wife Margaret who was born 1835 in Kronau Baden Germany#.
His occupation was a "drayman", from which he retired in 1887.
According to the second
edition of "The New A to Zax: a comprehensive
genealogical dictionary for genealogist
and historians" by Barbara Evans,
a drayman is a hauler of freight.
A dray is a vehicle (sled, wagon, etc.)
used for hauling freight in return
for drayage (the cost or fee), or, the
occupation of driving the horse
who pulled a dray. Dray horses were
usually Belgian or Percheron (huge
horses).
 Sandra also discovered that he purchased a lot (#676) in December of 1856
with Augustus Kehrer (Margaret's father?) and then lived at 48 East Fourth
St, Portsmouth, OH for over 50 years. In the 1860 Census, Peter
Haag family and August Kehrer family are living side by side in Portsmouth
OH. The property was sold in 1948 after Peter and Margaret's son
George Haag died. Also in the 1870 Census it is noted that Frances Kehrer, Margaret's sister was living with them.
3Margaret Kehrer Haag died in 1903. Both died in Portsmouth, Ohio
- he at the age of 85, she at 68. His grandson remembers the stormy/rainy
night when Peter died in Portsmouth. He describes Peter as "lying
in bed with his long white beard on top of a quilt". Though there
is no tombstone, Sandra discovered that both Peter and Margaret are buried
in St. Mary's section of Greenlawn Cemetery with three of their single
children.
Children of Peter and Margaret Kehrer Haag:
| HENRY HAAG |
b. March 1852 |
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d. 1901, age 49
Never married;
Buried beside Parents at St. Mary's #3, Greenlawn Cem. |
| BARBARA HELENA HAAG |
b. April 25, 1855 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
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| JOSEPH HAAG |
b. March 28, 1857 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
d. January 28, 1928, Worthington OH |
| JOHN ALBERT HAAG |
b. April 10, 1859 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
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| ELIZABETH HAAG |
b. June 27, 1861 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
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| ANNA K. HAAG* |
b. September 01, 1864 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
d. March 18, 1940
Never married
Buried beside Parents at St. Mary's #3, Greenlawn Cem. |
| FRANCES HAAG |
b. July 03, 1866 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
Note: m. _____BREEN |
| LOUISA HAAG |
b. December 1868 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
d. 1891
Died at age 24; Single` |
| GEORGE WILLIAM HAAG* |
b. October 04, 1870 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
d. December 31, 1947
Buried at St. Marys, Greenlawn Cem. beside brother Henry
and Sister Anna |
| PETER ALOYSIS HAAG |
b. 1873 |
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| MARGARET HAAG |
b. 1875 |
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d. July 19, 1876
Died age 9 mos. and 14 days. |
*Anna K. Haag and her brother George ran a grocery near 4th and Gay Street
where they were born. A separate building was added for the grocery store. George
was disabled due to being struck with lightening while in a buggy on a date with another couple.
PETER HAAG
| JOSEPH HAAG |
m. CATHARINA "Katie" C. REIDER |
on March 29, 1880 |
in Portsmouth OH |
 Joseph, born March 28, 1857 in Portsmouth, Ohio, became an "End
Man" for a minstrel show prior to his marriage to Catharina Reider.
According to one of his sons, he was able to perform 20 different dance
steps. Later he became a shoemaker for Riley Shoe Company in Columbus.
Joseph created the first wooden heels in the Columbus area. And,
notably, he made the special shoes needed by his brother George following
George being struck by lightening.
Catharina and Joseph bought a house at 158 Chase Avenue in Worthington
after several years of renting and moving. Interestingly, Joseph
was a genealogy buff also!
Joseph died January 28, 1928 in Worthington Ohio. Catharina,
who was born in Portsmouth, Ohio, died in 1941 in Columbus, Ohio. Joseph is buried at Union Cemetery, Columbus, OH, Section 52.
They attended the North Congregational Church in Ohio..
Children of Joseph and Catharina Reider Haag are:
| JOSEPH HAAG |
b. February 17, 1881 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
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| MAMIE ELIZABETH HAAG |
b. October 19, 1882 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
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| HARRY HARRISON HAAG |
b. September 04, 1884 |
in Columbus, Ohio |
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| KATHRYN CHRISTINE HAAG* |
b. August 18, 1886 |
in Columbus, Ohio |
d. July 05, 1965, Columbus Ohio |
| MARGARET BARBARA HAAG |
b. August 28, 1888 |
in Portsmouth, Ohio |
d. September 15, 1943, Columbus Ohio; Age 55 |
| ANNA ALICE HAAG |
b. July 28, 1894 |
in Columbus, Ohio |
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| LOUISA FANNA HAAG |
b. ?? |
in Columbus, Ohio |
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| LILLIAN C. HAAG |
b. October 30, 1897 |
in Columbus, Ohio |
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| DONALD MATTHEW HAAG |
b. September 06, 1901 |
in Columbus, Ohio |
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* Kathryn Christine Haag married Bernard E. Dalgarn
in September 1907 in Columbus OH. Bernard was born to Milton and
 Jeanette*
"Jenny" Ward Dalgarn in March 1882 in Columbus. He died February 22, 1926
in the same place. Kathryn is buried at Union Cem, Columbus Ohio Section
52. She was a member of North Congregational Church. Kathryn
and Bernard Dalgarn had two daughters.
*Jeannette had a brother Frank.
MARGARET BARBARA HAAG
| MARGARET BARBARA HAAG |
m1) HARRY JOSEPH WOLF
m2) Lewis Stiffler |
m1) on June 15, 1909
m2) on September 12, 1927 |
in Columbus OH
Per Sandra Haag Hayden:
Marriage License Vol 47 pg 375 to Harry J. Wolf
Marriage License Vol 93 Page 487 to Lewis Stiffler
Death Certificate #5555796 Franklin County OH |
1914 Photo: Harry Joseph Wolf, his wife Margaret Barbara Haag Wolf, and their
daughter Helen Christine Wolf. Taken in Wisconsin when Helen was 4 yrs old.
 Margaret Barbara Haag was born August
28, 1888 in Portsmouth Ohio Her first marriage was to Harry
Joseph Wolf, son of an John (Joseph) Phillip Wolf
► and and
Martha Frances "Fanny" Foss
►. Harry, a native of Columbus
also, was born June 12, 1889. On November 12, 1926 in Columbus Ohio,
Harry died many years prior to Margaret Barbara Haag Wolf's death. About a year later, at the age of 39, she married Lewis Stiffler.
Upon her death at the age of 55 on September 15, 1943, she was buried at
Union Cemetery, Columbus, Ohio, in Section 52.
Margaret Barbara Haag (Wolf/Stiffler) was a member of the Auxiliary
of Eagles. She attended Gleaning Hand of McKendree Church. At the
time of her death she resided at 2494 Pontiac St, Columbus, Ohio. Her
husband, Harry Joseph Wolf died of meningitis at age 35. Harry had
been a paperhanger and decorating contractor.
Children of Margaret Barbara Haag and Harry Joseph Wolf:
| JOSEPH PHILIP WOLF |
b. February 10, 1913 |
Superior, WI |
d. April 05, 1953, Columbus Ohio |
| DONALD LEWIS WOLF |
b. May 11, 1918 |
Columbus, Ohio |
Deceased |
| HELEN CHRISTINE WOLF |
b. May 10, 1910 |
Columbus Ohio; |
d. February 22, 1995, Cullman, AL |
NEW: Margaret's Burial:
Harry's Burial:
 
NEW: Joseph Philip Wolf's Burial:
Mary E. Wolf Burial:
 vvvv
DONALD LEWIS WOLF
DONALD LEWIS WOLF
(Click here for his photograph) |
m. JEAN AUDREY REPLOGLE |
on December 31, 1939 |
Deceased |
DONALD LEWIS WOLF,
born
May 11, 1918, married JEAN AUDREY REPLOGLE,
daughter
of RAYMOND REPLOGLE and MINNIE SCHMUHL. Jean was born
May 22, 1920 in Detroit, Michigan, and died June 11, 1974 in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida.
Don was a very tall man at 6'5", but his brother Joseph Philip Wolf topped him - at 6'7". While living in Columbus Ohio, the three Wolf
children, Don, Joe and Helen, suffered the death of their father when they
were young. The second marriage of their mother was very difficult
on them and ultimately Helen and Joe masterminded the "escape" for
all three of them. They just up and left - with clothes on their
back basically - and hitchhiked all the way to Ft. Lauderdale, FL, where
they lived together and provided for their own needs. .
Joseph married someone from Columbus Ohio and returned there. Helen
stayed in the Fort Lauderdale area, married and had a daughter. Don married Jean Replogle and remained in
the
Fort Lauderdale area for
many years. Don built his first home there - as he earned enough
money to buy some lumber, he bought it. And built. Then as
they had more money, he bought something else, etc. A true pay-as-you-go
house! Don and Jean began their family - a son and two daughters.
LET'S SHARE INFORMATION...
Please contact me
DONNA
CATOR
email: catorfamily@gmail.com
My grateful thanks to other researchers of this Surname
Series, particularly Sandra:
SANDRA
HAAG HAYDEN email: shayden@wcnet.org
MARGARET
PAYNE email:
prisse@powernet.org
PAULA WEISS
email: w4vek@bellsouth.net
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NEW: 1909 Portsmouth OH of
Haags, including Katie Reider Haag:
Harry Joseph Wolf's Parents:
Martha Frances "Fanny" Foss.
John (Joseph) Phillip Wolf
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