Father: Johann Michael Bosch; born 2 November 1791, Freudenstadt, Germany.
Mother: Catherina Bohnet; born 11 March 1796, Wittensweiler, Germany; died 1835.
Christina Bosch married on 30 Nov 1848 to Rudolf Haist, b. 05 Jun 1819-d. 05 Jul 1881.
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Known children:
Eva Katarina Haist, 11 August 1849/9 January 1917
Marie Haist, 1851/1929
Barbara Marie Haist, 1 November 1853/14 April 1938
Christina Marie Haist, 22 February 1856, 23 March 1947
Christian Haist, 16 July 1858, 30 September 1937
Rudolph Haist, 30 July 1860, 1939
Jacob Haist, 30 March 1864, 1940
Caroline Haist, 1 November 1867
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1900 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Immigration Year: 1887
Head: Christina Haist F 76 Germany
Son: Christ Haist M 42 Germany
Son: Rudolph Haist M 40 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 49 Germany
Niece: Louisa Haist F 11 Indiana
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1910 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Head: Rudolph Haist M 49 Germany
Brother: Christian Haist M 51 Germany
Mother: Christina Haist F 85 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 58 Germany
Niece: Louise N Colley F 20 Indiana
Nephew: Walter W Colley M 22 Michigan
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Mrs. Christina Haist Passes Away Sunday Night at Old Homestead
Mrs. Christina Haist, aged 86 years, 5 months and 15 days, died at the home of her sons, Rudolph and Christian Haist, three and one-half miles southeast of Reed City [Michigan], Sunday night. The deceased was enjoying her usual good health until Saturday morning, when she suffered a stroke of apoplexy from which she never regained consciousness. Only last Thursday she entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Hersey Evangelical church.
The deceased was born Aug. 4, 1824, at Wittlinsweiler Fraenden Statt, Wurtenburg, Germany. In 1881 her husband died, leaving her with eight children. In 1887 she, with her family, came to America and soon after settled on the farm where they have since made their home. Three daughters and three sons survive-Jacob, Rudolph and Christian Haist, Mrs. Jacob Wirth of Evart, Mrs. George Reichert and Mrs. Andrew Klump of near Reed City.
The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon in the Hersey Evangelical church, the pastor, Rev. J. F. Kirn, officiating. Interment will be made in the Hersey cemetery.
Mrs. John Ott of Huntington, Ind., sister of the deceased, is expected to be in attendance at the funeral.
(The Evart Review, Jan., 14, 1911)
Thank you to Jean Williams for providing the above information.
Mother: Catherina Bohnet; born 11 March 1796, Wittensweiler, Germany; died 1835.
Christina Bosch married on 30 Nov 1848 to Rudolf Haist, b. 05 Jun 1819-d. 05 Jul 1881.
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Known children:
Eva Katarina Haist, 11 August 1849/9 January 1917
Marie Haist, 1851/1929
Barbara Marie Haist, 1 November 1853/14 April 1938
Christina Marie Haist, 22 February 1856, 23 March 1947
Christian Haist, 16 July 1858, 30 September 1937
Rudolph Haist, 30 July 1860, 1939
Jacob Haist, 30 March 1864, 1940
Caroline Haist, 1 November 1867
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1900 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Immigration Year: 1887
Head: Christina Haist F 76 Germany
Son: Christ Haist M 42 Germany
Son: Rudolph Haist M 40 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 49 Germany
Niece: Louisa Haist F 11 Indiana
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1910 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Head: Rudolph Haist M 49 Germany
Brother: Christian Haist M 51 Germany
Mother: Christina Haist F 85 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 58 Germany
Niece: Louise N Colley F 20 Indiana
Nephew: Walter W Colley M 22 Michigan
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Mrs. Christina Haist Passes Away Sunday Night at Old Homestead
Mrs. Christina Haist, aged 86 years, 5 months and 15 days, died at the home of her sons, Rudolph and Christian Haist, three and one-half miles southeast of Reed City [Michigan], Sunday night. The deceased was enjoying her usual good health until Saturday morning, when she suffered a stroke of apoplexy from which she never regained consciousness. Only last Thursday she entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Hersey Evangelical church.
The deceased was born Aug. 4, 1824, at Wittlinsweiler Fraenden Statt, Wurtenburg, Germany. In 1881 her husband died, leaving her with eight children. In 1887 she, with her family, came to America and soon after settled on the farm where they have since made their home. Three daughters and three sons survive-Jacob, Rudolph and Christian Haist, Mrs. Jacob Wirth of Evart, Mrs. George Reichert and Mrs. Andrew Klump of near Reed City.
The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon in the Hersey Evangelical church, the pastor, Rev. J. F. Kirn, officiating. Interment will be made in the Hersey cemetery.
Mrs. John Ott of Huntington, Ind., sister of the deceased, is expected to be in attendance at the funeral.
(The Evart Review, Jan., 14, 1911)
Thank you to Jean Williams for providing the above information.
Father: Johann Michael Bosch; born 2 November 1791, Freudenstadt, Germany.
Mother: Catherina Bohnet; born 11 March 1796, Wittensweiler, Germany; died 1835.
Christina Bosch married on 30 Nov 1848 to Rudolf Haist, b. 05 Jun 1819-d. 05 Jul 1881.
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Known children:
Eva Katarina Haist, 11 August 1849/9 January 1917
Marie Haist, 1851/1929
Barbara Marie Haist, 1 November 1853/14 April 1938
Christina Marie Haist, 22 February 1856, 23 March 1947
Christian Haist, 16 July 1858, 30 September 1937
Rudolph Haist, 30 July 1860, 1939
Jacob Haist, 30 March 1864, 1940
Caroline Haist, 1 November 1867
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1900 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Immigration Year: 1887
Head: Christina Haist F 76 Germany
Son: Christ Haist M 42 Germany
Son: Rudolph Haist M 40 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 49 Germany
Niece: Louisa Haist F 11 Indiana
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1910 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Head: Rudolph Haist M 49 Germany
Brother: Christian Haist M 51 Germany
Mother: Christina Haist F 85 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 58 Germany
Niece: Louise N Colley F 20 Indiana
Nephew: Walter W Colley M 22 Michigan
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Mrs. Christina Haist Passes Away Sunday Night at Old Homestead
Mrs. Christina Haist, aged 86 years, 5 months and 15 days, died at the home of her sons, Rudolph and Christian Haist, three and one-half miles southeast of Reed City [Michigan], Sunday night. The deceased was enjoying her usual good health until Saturday morning, when she suffered a stroke of apoplexy from which she never regained consciousness. Only last Thursday she entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Hersey Evangelical church.
The deceased was born Aug. 4, 1824, at Wittlinsweiler Fraenden Statt, Wurtenburg, Germany. In 1881 her husband died, leaving her with eight children. In 1887 she, with her family, came to America and soon after settled on the farm where they have since made their home. Three daughters and three sons survive-Jacob, Rudolph and Christian Haist, Mrs. Jacob Wirth of Evart, Mrs. George Reichert and Mrs. Andrew Klump of near Reed City.
The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon in the Hersey Evangelical church, the pastor, Rev. J. F. Kirn, officiating. Interment will be made in the Hersey cemetery.
Mrs. John Ott of Huntington, Ind., sister of the deceased, is expected to be in attendance at the funeral.
(The Evart Review, Jan., 14, 1911)
Thank you to Jean Williams for providing the above information.
Mother: Catherina Bohnet; born 11 March 1796, Wittensweiler, Germany; died 1835.
Christina Bosch married on 30 Nov 1848 to Rudolf Haist, b. 05 Jun 1819-d. 05 Jul 1881.
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Known children:
Eva Katarina Haist, 11 August 1849/9 January 1917
Marie Haist, 1851/1929
Barbara Marie Haist, 1 November 1853/14 April 1938
Christina Marie Haist, 22 February 1856, 23 March 1947
Christian Haist, 16 July 1858, 30 September 1937
Rudolph Haist, 30 July 1860, 1939
Jacob Haist, 30 March 1864, 1940
Caroline Haist, 1 November 1867
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1900 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Immigration Year: 1887
Head: Christina Haist F 76 Germany
Son: Christ Haist M 42 Germany
Son: Rudolph Haist M 40 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 49 Germany
Niece: Louisa Haist F 11 Indiana
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1910 Census: Richmond, Osceola, Michigan
Head: Rudolph Haist M 49 Germany
Brother: Christian Haist M 51 Germany
Mother: Christina Haist F 85 Germany
Sister: Mary Haist F 58 Germany
Niece: Louise N Colley F 20 Indiana
Nephew: Walter W Colley M 22 Michigan
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Mrs. Christina Haist Passes Away Sunday Night at Old Homestead
Mrs. Christina Haist, aged 86 years, 5 months and 15 days, died at the home of her sons, Rudolph and Christian Haist, three and one-half miles southeast of Reed City [Michigan], Sunday night. The deceased was enjoying her usual good health until Saturday morning, when she suffered a stroke of apoplexy from which she never regained consciousness. Only last Thursday she entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Hersey Evangelical church.
The deceased was born Aug. 4, 1824, at Wittlinsweiler Fraenden Statt, Wurtenburg, Germany. In 1881 her husband died, leaving her with eight children. In 1887 she, with her family, came to America and soon after settled on the farm where they have since made their home. Three daughters and three sons survive-Jacob, Rudolph and Christian Haist, Mrs. Jacob Wirth of Evart, Mrs. George Reichert and Mrs. Andrew Klump of near Reed City.
The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon in the Hersey Evangelical church, the pastor, Rev. J. F. Kirn, officiating. Interment will be made in the Hersey cemetery.
Mrs. John Ott of Huntington, Ind., sister of the deceased, is expected to be in attendance at the funeral.
(The Evart Review, Jan., 14, 1911)
Thank you to Jean Williams for providing the above information.
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