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General Notes: In a letter from Herman's family to me in 2003, ahandwritten account of Herman Hass was included: "Herman Hass was born in Charlestown Wisconsin, U.S.A. in 1876. He had three brothers and three sisters. Herman grew up there and was acarpenter by trade. He married in New Holstein, Wisconsin December 17, 1902 toMinnie Peters, who was born in New Holstein in 1878. A daughter Evelyn wasborn to Minnie and Herman at New Holstein in Jan 1904. They moved by train, with Minnie's family, the Rudolph Peters, totheDundurn area in 1905. They lived east of Dundurn a short time while Hermanbuilt his home at Indi, five and a half miles south of Dundurn, on the S.E. quarterof section 9, T 32, R 4, W3rd. They moved into their new home on March 1st, 1906. Herethey did mixed farming, also having cattle, horses and chickens. Herman builthis own barn in 1928 and it is still standing now his granddaughter and her husbandlive in. He also helped his brother in law Max Libke build his home, and the househas been bought and moved to the Wunsch farm where it is being renovated by acousin 's." -----Obituary----- Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Saskatoon, SK, Canada, Oct 5, 1950, p. 19 HASS-THE DEATH OF HERMAN HASS, age 74 years, resident of the Dundurn district for 45 years, occurred Tuesday in hospital. The funeralservice will be held on Friday, October 6, at 2p.l. from the United Church at Dundurn.McKague's funeral Home in charge. Surviving are his widow and one daughter, Mrs.George Gregg and one son, Edgar, all of Dundurn. Burial will be made in theDundurn cemetery. -----End Obituary----- Noted events in his life were: Occupation: Carpenter, 1902. Obituary: Saskatoon Star Phoenix, on file.
Heiko Peter
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