OBITUARIES
"The Racine Daily Journal", Sat., Feb 13, 1897
Philip Haas, a pioneer of Racine county, died last evening
at his home in Calidonia, being over forty-five years old. He was a man of strictest integrity, and his word was as
good as gold. Several grown up children and many friends
survive to mourn his death.
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Carving on Tombstone of PHILLIPP & ROSA HAAS:
Ihr ginget dem Tode
froh entgegen
zum Himmel wahr
Euer tetzer blick
dort Lacket Euch
des Vaters Segen
dort blühet Euch
das ewig Glück.
Translation:
They went to Their
death happily.
Toward Heaven
Their last look.
There Gods Blessings
smile upon them.
There They will live
in Eternal Happiness.
"The Racine Daily Journal", Sat., Feb 13, 1897
Philip Haas, a pioneer of Racine county, died last evening
at his home in Calidonia, being over forty-five years old. He was a man of strictest integrity, and his word was as
good as gold. Several grown up children and many friends
survive to mourn his death.
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Carving on Tombstone of PHILLIPP & ROSA HAAS:
Ihr ginget dem Tode
froh entgegen
zum Himmel wahr
Euer tetzer blick
dort Lacket Euch
des Vaters Segen
dort blühet Euch
das ewig Glück.
Translation:
They went to Their
death happily.
Toward Heaven
Their last look.
There Gods Blessings
smile upon them.
There They will live
in Eternal Happiness.
OBITUARIES
"The Racine Daily Journal", Sat., Feb 13, 1897
Philip Haas, a pioneer of Racine county, died last evening
at his home in Calidonia, being over forty-five years old. He was a man of strictest integrity, and his word was as
good as gold. Several grown up children and many friends
survive to mourn his death.
=================================================
Carving on Tombstone of PHILLIPP & ROSA HAAS:
Ihr ginget dem Tode
froh entgegen
zum Himmel wahr
Euer tetzer blick
dort Lacket Euch
des Vaters Segen
dort blühet Euch
das ewig Glück.
Translation:
They went to Their
death happily.
Toward Heaven
Their last look.
There Gods Blessings
smile upon them.
There They will live
in Eternal Happiness.
"The Racine Daily Journal", Sat., Feb 13, 1897
Philip Haas, a pioneer of Racine county, died last evening
at his home in Calidonia, being over forty-five years old. He was a man of strictest integrity, and his word was as
good as gold. Several grown up children and many friends
survive to mourn his death.
=================================================
Carving on Tombstone of PHILLIPP & ROSA HAAS:
Ihr ginget dem Tode
froh entgegen
zum Himmel wahr
Euer tetzer blick
dort Lacket Euch
des Vaters Segen
dort blühet Euch
das ewig Glück.
Translation:
They went to Their
death happily.
Toward Heaven
Their last look.
There Gods Blessings
smile upon them.
There They will live
in Eternal Happiness.
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