Hare - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Message 41...Hare, County Down, Ireland,1840

hareys — 2012-05-16 10:43:05Z

Hello Renee,
I think we are related Robert hare the youngest son of George Hare and Wife Kelly, is my GGG grandfather, he married Eliza Brown and lived in Sydney,

Regards,
Michael Hare

Hare

carolynking117 — 2012-05-07 15:30:23Z

Looking for a Ross Hare at least thats the name I've been told.He had a child with Jean Peters a girl Dianne Louise 1946. Any info would be helpful.

Hare's in Prescott Ontario in early 1800's

bob_walker002 — 2012-04-26 22:41:16Z

Looking for origins of my ancestors: John Hare (b.1800) and his wife Rose McCann and their 4 grown children who emigrated from Ontario to Detroit MI in 1849; Roseanna Hare [Kissane]; Thomas Hare; John Hare; and Daniel Hare. Any leads would be appreciated. Thanks, -Kerry Walker

Re: J.Knowles Hare

rlpaget77 — 2012-04-23 20:26:14Z

Nancy,

Any idea where the Knowles entered into the line? Nice history. vaudville and all.

Stephen Knowles

Re: J.Knowles Hare

rlpaget77 — 2012-04-23 20:23:47Z

I was trying to figure out where the Knowles came into his line. Had to be from the matriarch side, but dont' know where or when. Any idea of the name of his father's wife?

Re: Hannah Hare

marybopeep — 2012-04-19 19:36:49Z

Hannah was the daughter of Charles Hare and Avis Wells, Charles the son of Daniel Joseph Hare and Susan Winch....Daniel was a son of David Hare of Plattsburg New York.
Mary

Clinton County David Hare -- Wife -- Avis Who?

lindalguynupdewey — 2012-04-19 06:37:26Z

For many years -- I've got copies of material written in the 1920s -- David Hare's wife, and mother of at least the last six of his children, was Avis, whose maiden name was Wells/Welles. While there is considerable speculation about whether she was the mother of all of David children, there's been little speculation about her maiden name.

Last week an amazing document appeared: A marriage license attached to the great granddaughter of David Hare / granddaughter of David's son Daniel Hare / daughter of Daniel's son Charles P. Hare -- Hannah L. Hare. In 1892 Hanna married for the third time, to Charles Hollis, in Benzie County, Michigan. Her marriage license states her mother's maiden name.

I was delighted when I saw that something was filled in -- Charles Hare's wife, whose name was also Avis, was something of a mystery because no one seemed to know her maiden name. Not any longer. In 1892, her daughter Hannah stated that her mother's maiden name was WELLS.

I hve a feeling that sometime, years ago, someone mixed the two Avises. Picked Wells from Charles Hare's wife, rather than whatever was the maiden name of the earlier Avis.

The document is attached to Hannah L. Hare in my Ancestry tree, Guynup / Hare. Or if someone contacts me, I'll send the document as an attachment in email.

Re: Ancestry

glenn11159 — 2012-04-18 11:03:07Z

I have a grandfather, John Hampton Hare that was born in Giles, Virginia in 1885, that's as far back I've gotten

Re: Stephen and Mary Summers Hare

bart101463 — 2012-04-17 05:02:34Z

Could we exchange information? my email is bart10146305@aqol.com

Thanks,

Bart

Re: Stephen and Mary Summers Hare

dixiebelle1 — 2012-04-17 04:59:05Z

I believe my step-father may descend from this line. His line descends from the 18 year old James appearing on line 33 of the 1850 census in Jasper county Missouri.

Re: J Knowles Hare Jr.

AngelaFish395 — 2012-04-13 22:47:43Z

I have an original pencil art of Charles Lindberg signed by J Knowles Hare. There is not an apparent date on it. Do you have any information on its history or value? It was in my mother-in-law's estate. She had worked at Rockwell Field,
now North Island NAS., Coronado, CA. during the early days of aviation. Any Information would be appreciated.

Re: Message 41...Hare, County Down, Ireland,1840

newfie92 — 2012-03-19 04:23:21Z

Hi Leah-
Have been working on the Hares who settled in Burgeo and also followed those who moved on to Cape Breton...I believe your Thomas to be the son of George Hare and Mary Kelly. If I have figured it out correctly he first married Elizabeth Buffett on 2 May 1871 and they had 4 children. After her death 2 Feb 1886 at Channel, he remarried to Elizabeth Cousins (haven't found the marriage yet!)They (or he) immigrated to Cape Breton in 1886 and together they had 6 children that I know of. Does this line up with what you have been able to unravel and do you have a marriage date and place for them. I have both their death dates but you probably already have those. Brenda

Re: Hare Family in Ky

tigger1965 — 2012-03-18 21:57:22Z

Hello. Sarah's father William Wesley was the brother to my line; Perry Hare. They were all part of the 1st KY calvary during the civil war, in different regiments. This was a Union outfit. Their father was William Hare assumable born in Va in 1800( no paper proof of that). William Wesley was one of 5 boys, from my records. would love to share info with you! I am Patricia Sears at trish196520012001@yahoo.com

Hare or Hehir Australia and Ireland

belindapreece — 2012-03-15 10:39:21Z

Looking for any info, photos or documents relating to the Hare (Hehir) family. I've only been able to go as far back as Patrick Hare from Ireland married to Elizabeth Whelan (Weylan), both born about 1830.

Jacob HARE -- Elizabeth McLEAN -- in TN

NANCYMCCLAIN13 — 2012-03-11 13:39:44Z

Do you know anything about Jaccob Hare who married Elizabeth McLean in Blount County TN in 1822.

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

bhkemp — 2012-03-04 18:08:35Z

I just checked in my book and my Robert Hare's father was Robert Hare, b PA 1810 ,

so we do not have a match.....

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

bhkemp — 2012-03-04 17:58:11Z

thank you for your kind offer,

thusfar my data does not show there is a connection to my Robert Hare, b 1843, Pennsylvania

but truthfully I have not worked on that line in awhile.

I will keep you message in my files for my future research

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

JaneAyers1967 — 2012-03-04 01:21:41Z

Here is the link to the Robert T Hare who was the half-brother of my great-great grandfather
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/2636691/person/6006788062
If that won't open for you for some reason, the dates I have are as follows:
B. June 29, 1874
D. January 23, 1953
Residence in 1880- Great Cacapon, Morgan County, WV, as per 1880 census
Residence in 1900 - Paw Paw Town, Morgan County, WV, as per 1900 census.

I am meeting a gentleman who cares for Horn Cemetery in Magnolia, WV tomorrow afternoon. He is taking me to where the Hare's are buried in that cemetery. If there is anything you would like for me to look for, I'd be happy to do that and take photos as well.

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

bhkemp — 2012-03-02 01:52:15Z

What dates and Places do you have for Robert T. Hare?

thanks for looking!

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

JaneAyers1967 — 2012-03-01 22:26:38Z

I took a look again at the information I have on the Hare's in my tree and actually I have a Robert T. Hare who was the half brother of my great-grandfather, Thomas Ross Hare.

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

JaneAyers1967 — 2012-02-27 17:33:56Z

I haven't found any Robert Hare's in my searches so far.

Re: Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

bhkemp — 2012-02-27 16:21:17Z

Are there any Robert Hare's in your info?

Hare in West Virginia, and Cumberland, MD

JaneAyers1967 — 2012-02-27 00:49:12Z

I am looking for information on the parents of Hineman (Hyndman) W. Hare,b. 1829 in WV, father of Thomas Ross Hare who was my great grandfather. In family records, it was written down that Hineman's father's name was Benjamin Hare, and Benjamin's father was Edward Hare. Jotted on the bottom of this piece of paper is the phrase (immigrated after 1800), but it is unclear whether that refers to Edward or Benjamin and I do not know where he immigrated from.
Any information would be welcomed.
Thanks!
Jane Ayers Phillips

Re: Hare''s

deirdrek131 — 2012-02-24 00:54:20Z

Hi Michael,

You can e-mail me at deirdre_k@comcast.net. Do you have Hare's with a New Jersey connection?

Re: J.Knowles Hare

nancylamps1 — 2012-02-19 20:20:35Z

I thought the J. stood for John, but I learned it stands for Joesph. It was Joesph Knowles Hare. He was named after his father.

Re: Sir John Hare

dhounslow1 — 2012-02-13 06:23:58Z

Hello Mike,
Thank you so much for your reply.
In fact the golf course was built just about the same time as the Château I think. The first tee was on one of its turrets. You can see the castle on the website below. It is on a 100 year lease to the local council who organise loads of events there. I shall send you a potted history asap. www.chateau-hardelot.fr
I am head of tourism here and as such have been asked to be involved in its cultural content.
More very soon.
Best regards Diana

Norman Hare, Esperance

jameslane — 2012-02-09 20:55:44Z

Hello,

I'm looking for the parents of Norman Hare, b. 1830 in Esperance, Schoharie County. He was living in Albany, NY & was in the Civil War, 25th reg't mustered out in July 1863. His death is also a mystery. He married Maria Groat daughter of Henry & Nellie Blessing Groat. He is not in indexes for the 1850 or 1860 NY Censuses, but is in a Albany City directory for 1859.

Any help will be appreciated.

James

Re: Sir John Hare

mikejohnhare — 2012-02-09 15:39:09Z

Hello Diana,
Sorry for the delay in contacting you, but have had problems login on to Rootsweb/Ancestry.

Your message interested me regarding Sir John HARE, whilst I have no known link to him it is very likely we are connected as both our HARE families came from Taunton, Somerset, and I do have a little information on him because of that.

My initial research several years ago regarding Sir John and Hardelot was that the grounds had been turned into a golf course, and I thought the chateau had become a hotel?

I would be very interested indeed to learn more about Sir John and the Chateau, and hope we may communicate further.

I live not far from Bristol.

My very best wishes

Mike. mandl@talktalk.net

Re: Hare family branch in Michigan

clakatos46 — 2012-02-04 09:10:04Z

My family of Hares is also from Michigan. Leo Lee Hare was my Grandfather, his father was Emmerson Hare, and his father was Charles Edwin Hare. Do you think its the same family?

Sir John Hare

Diana_hounslow — 2012-01-15 15:09:44Z

I live in Hardelot, a seaside resort in Pas-de-Calais, France. Just down the road from my house is a charming spot with a delightful little castle, built by Sir John Hare from Bristol. He lived there and Hardelot owes much of it's early development to him. The chateau was recently renovated by the local council and it is now a cultural centre which aims to share elements of British culture. I think it would be great to organise an exhibition about Sir John Hare and his achievements and to perhaps create some links with Bristol. Information, ideas and contacts most welcome.

Hare family Jewish from Russia

faigle52 — 2011-12-26 21:50:59Z

To s Springfield, Mass latter 1800s

Re: Family History

cmb10306 — 2011-12-08 09:13:17Z

Hi! It turns out that my family had the name wrong. Her name was Anna May Hane, not Hare. I have since found the Hane family. Thanks for looking though. Happy Holidays!!

Re: Family History

deirdrek131 — 2011-12-07 22:04:19Z

Hi Christopher,

Was your great grandmother from New Jersey originally by any chance?

Thanks,
Deirdre

Re: Family History

deirdrek131 — 2011-12-07 22:03:11Z

Antoinette,

Hi I am related to Hare's in NJ. My Grandmother had a cousin named Anna Hare-born in the early 1900's. Her father was Russell Hare. My Grandmother always adored her cousin and looked up to her. Anna married young and I know the family was not too pleased with her choice of husband. She then vanished. My Grandmother always wanted to find Anna but sadly never did. I have tried searching but haven't had much luck. Do you know anything about your Hares from NJ?

Thanks,
Deirdre

John Hare, War of 1812, Upper Canada

FredBlair0 — 2011-11-27 15:11:00Z

Looking for information on Private John Hare who served in the 2nd Regiment of York Militia during the War of 1812 in the Niagara Peninsula. He may have been related to Wm. Hare who purchased property in the Dundas Valley in Wentworth Co., Ontario, Canada in 1808. I have militia records but no family history at this time.

Re: Francis Hare,Jr.

jimhare99 — 2011-10-05 21:06:21Z

Hey my great great great grandpa is john mathias hare. Born 1844 died 1926.

Re: James Boston Hare

geo3deb — 2011-10-04 17:10:41Z

James Boston Hare's father was Pleasant Gipson Hare and his mother was Susannah Moomaw. His sister was Mary Hare(my g-grandmother). I cannot put my finger on the photo right now - it is buried in my piles of reasearch but I have a photo of his brothers and sisters taken around 1900. Send me an email message and I will exchange info and sources with you. geo3deb@netscape.net
Geo Cole

Re: James Boston Hare

Bickerton44 — 2011-10-04 14:17:48Z

I am doing genealogical research for James Boston Hare's grand niece (granddaughter of James' mother Mary Hare). She would love to see this picture. Is there any chance the photo, or a copy, is still available?
Thank you very much. MN

Re: Hare/Herr- NY to Iowa-1800's

BobMarciaTucker — 2011-10-02 06:29:16Z

I am interested in connecting with anyone in the tree of Johannes (John) Hare/Herr 1905 and Margaret Knoph.
I am a granddaughter of Fredric Arthur Hare and S. Minnie
Ringwald Hare.. I am Marcia M Astle-Shultz-Tucker.. the middle daughter of Arlene Blanch Hare Astle and Harold Astle. m. May 13, 1922.

Am interested in any information you would like to share with me on the Hare family.

Thank you
Marcia
BobMarcia@sbcglobal.net

Re: francis marion hare

iabxyz9876 — 2011-09-18 16:31:26Z

I think I've found them for you. I believe they moved to the Henderson, Tennessee area... try looking at the following census records:

1850; Census Place: District 16, Henderson, Tennessee....

You'll find Spencer and Anna (which I think is Joanna), and Sarah (Sarah Ann?), John, Susan, Martha, Ransom, Francis (Frances Miriam?) , Louisa, Florina, James, and Claudius

Then in 1860...
1860; Census Place: District 20, Henderson, Tennessee

There is a Hare, J (possibly Joanna Garner), with W R (Ransom?), F M (Francis Miriam?), F (Florina?), and C (Claudius?)

and possibly Joanna's mother, Garner,Saras

next entry on the census has Hare, L (Louisa?)living with D & V Wallis and their family

there are also lots of Garners on the same census

Re: francis marion hare

kbundy44 — 2011-09-18 01:30:14Z

I have discovered his parents were Spencer and Joanna Hare, and he was born in North Carolina. Beyond that the trail is cold. Any additional info would be appreciated

Nancy Hare

donasneed41w — 2011-09-13 04:32:52Z

My Father Garland S. Sneed,was with his (grandma)Nancy Hare, when she was using her spinning wheel,when she got up she trip and fell, over and hurt her arm or broke it. she died not to long after that. No idea from what.
He love her very much.
Dona (Sneed) Wagner

Re: Polly Hare

Mpest640 — 2011-09-11 18:34:07Z

I have no idea if Polly Hare is related to your Hares but I would thinks so. Polly Hare was probably bn in the late 1790's to very early 1800. I have never been able to find her mentioned anywhere except got a marriage certificate. Here is what I have on her, there is a Polly Hare who marries a Vincent Lockman (Jr.) in June 25 1817 in Jackson Co., IN. I have an Emily Lockman and a Patsy Lockman as their possible children. I think that Vincent died aft 1820 and before 1824 and Mary Ann "Polly" Lockman remarried. These are Not facts just my ramblings on this problem. I don't think she married Vincent Sr. and than divorced him, it just wasn't that easy to get a divorce in the early 1820's, it could take years. I came across this newspaper posting one time when I was looking to solve this problem, note the fact it is a Mrs Lockman not a Miss. Also Samuel Whedon was a respected member of the community and would not have married a divorced woman. I have looked through the other male Lockmans and none of them have died by this time or have male sons who have yet married and died. also Samuel Whedon is also difficult person to research. I hope this useful.
Marriage 1 Samuel WHEDON Jr. b: 1767
• Married: 03 AUG 1824 in Jackson Co. IN
• Note:
• ||Article in Geneva NY Gazette Oct 26, 1824:
•
• MARRIED
• In Brownstown, Indiana, on the 4 of August last, by S.
• Stanley, Esq Samuel Whedon, Esq formerly
• of this town, to Mrs. Mary Lockman, both
• of Brownstown.

Hare family of New York in the early 1800's

jodyblondsghost — 2011-09-04 22:23:10Z

Looking for parents and siblings of Charlotte E. Hare born 1826 (death cert. has Nov/12/1826) or 1831 (census records have 1831) in NY.
At some point her family moved to WI where she married Isaac Horton Nov/7/1849 in Racine, WI.

Wilma Hare of Humble, TX 1921

drbrownlee — 2011-08-06 05:32:42Z

Wilma is pictured in the 1921 Pedagog, yearbook of Southwest Texas Normal College in San Marcos, Texas, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: francis marion hare

iabxyz9876 — 2011-08-05 16:21:48Z

Sorry, I don't see a connection - I have Francis's parents possibly as Spencer Hare and Joanna Garner. Do you have more/other information that includes a "Ewing"?

Re: francis marion hare

vickiReppertTagg — 2011-08-05 14:32:02Z

I have not been able to establish German Hair (Hare)'s ancestry, or any informatio n regarding Ewing Hair's grandchildren.

Re: francis marion hare

iabxyz9876 — 2011-08-04 15:06:07Z

I saw your old post - did you get further along with your Hare research? I think I have some information for that "line". I have Francis Marion Hare and wife Harriet Annabella Reed - with a daughter Louisa H.

hare

carolynking702 — 2011-07-31 15:15:57Z

hoping to start family tree for my grandaughter, her father Anthony Loyd Hare, grandparents Billy Loyd Hare and Alice Joy George. All in Texas.

HARE Hohn H - Vietnam Wall section 2W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-13 11:53:01Z

HARE Hohn H - Vietnam Wall section 2W

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 222,443 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.