Hasler, D.

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• Reference Number: HASL.A099
• _FGRAVE: 12737775

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He grew to manhood on the old homestead on which he was born. He was baptized in his infancy in the German Lutheran church. He was perfectly satisfied with his baptism and left all such matters as that for his parents to decided as he was a greaat lover of his parents; and he being a favorite with them. He was loyal to his ideals and was a lover of good sermons and was always willing to do his part in keeping up the church. There were few that excelled him in hospitality as he was a man that liked company and if you had been acquainted with him you would have had to admit the fact. No one ever came to his house at meal time and went away hungry, as all were perfectly welcome to a place at his table. He always had a good and cheerful word for all his friends, He was a good neighbor, a kind husband and a loving father.

Died:
braham HASLER, of Daviess county, died at his home two miles southwest of Scotland on Jan,. 17, 1917.

Abraham married Nichols, Rebecca. Rebecca was born on 26 Mar 1871; died on 18 Jun 1931; was buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: NICH.R001

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Died:
Exact date is unconfirmed.

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• Reference Number: HASL.J086
• _FGRAVE: 12295413
• Funeral: M.E. Church, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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He came to America in the year 1845 and with his parents, four brothers and two sisters, located in Taylor township, Greene County, Indiana, where he spent the remainder of his life.

Mr. Hasler was formerly a member of the German Lutheran church, but later united with the M. E. church at Scotland under the pastorate of Rev. George ASBURY. He was a good father, a kind husband, and a faithful christian. During his last illness, though many times suffering intense agony, he was ever patient and uncomplaining. Realizing that his end was near he expressed himself that all was well and that "it was all right."

John married Stuckey, Susanna. Susanna was born on 8 Sep 1829 in Canton Bern, Switzerland; died on 25 Mar 1906; was buried on 27 Mar 1906 in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: STUC.S001
• _FGRAVE: 12625163
• Funeral: 27 Mar 1906, M.E. Church, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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When she was four years of age in 1833, she with her parents, brothers and sisters came to America, and settled in Stark County, Ohio. After living in Ohio for some time they moved to Richland County, Ill. She had seven brothers and sisters, but only one sister survives her. She was married to John HASLER December 25, 1849. To this union were born seven children. An infant and a daughter having preceded the mother to the Promised Land. When she was fourteen years of age she united with the German Lutheran Church. She had her children, except the youngest child, baptized in infancy in that faith. She was taken sick in 1859, and was an invalid the remainder of her life. She always bore her sickness with patience. Her last words were, "If it could be the Lord's will it would be so nice to be laid away to rest." She then went to sleep and slumbered four days and nights and peacefully passed away March 25, 1906

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• Reference Number: HASL.P039
• _FGRAVE: 12760025

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Came to America in 1845.

Peter married Kolb, Elisabeth. Elisabeth (daughter of Kolb, M. and Rubin, E.) was born on 27 Oct 1791 in Lutschenthal, Verwaltungskreis Interlaken-Oberhasli, Bern, Switzerland; died on 30 Sep 1862 in Greene County, Indiana; was buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: KOLB.E001
• _FGRAVE: 12760027

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Came to America in 1845.
Christian's obituary shows her last name as Kalb (which is German for Calf)