Johann Heinrich HAAS & Elizabeth PANNEBACKER

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Johann Heinrich HAAS
Elizabeth PANNEBACKER

Husband: Johann Heinrich HAAS
Birth: 7 Nov 1741, Trappe, PA
Death: 30 Jan 1805, Penn Twp., Union [now Snyder] Co., PA
1790 Census: Montgomery Co., PA
Military Service: Revolutionary War
Occupation: sawmill
Father: Johan Heinrich HAAS of Germany
Mother: Anna Elisabetha __?__

Marriage:

Wife: Elizabeth PANNEBACKER
Birth: 4 Jan 1749
Father: Peter PANNEBACKER
Mother: Elizabeth KEYSER

Children — said to be born in "Snyder" Co., PA, which would have meant Northumberland Co. at the time:

. Abraham HAAS, b. ca. 1766
. Sarah HAAS, b. ca. 1768
. (Capt.) Valentine HAAS, b. 23 Nov 1770
. Henry HAAS, b. ca. 1772; d. 2 May 1827, Centre Twp., Union [now Snyder] Co., PA
. Elizabeth HAAS, b. ca. 1774
. William HAAS, b. ca. 1776
. Hannah HAAS, b. ca. 1778; d. ca. 1810
. John HAAS, b. ca. 1780
. Mary "Polly" HAAS, b. ca. 1781; d. ca. 1866
. Samuel HAAS, b. 5 May 1787; d. 16 Sep 1859
. Susanna HAAS, b. ca. 1793

Source:

1. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

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