Monroe County MI Archives Obituaries.....Mann-Hasley, Margaretha   March 22, 1908
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From the files of Jean Siebarth-From Monroe Democrat March 27th 1908
OBIT
Record-Commercial Thurs. Apr. 2 1908 p.3
Maybee News-Died at her home east of the village on Saturday March 21st, Mrs 
Daniel Hasley, 
Sr.., after a lingering illness.  Funeral Tuesday at 1'clock p.m. from the 
house, Rev. Beidlespacher,
pastor of the St Paul's Lutheran church officiating.

Also, p. 3
Mrs. Daniel Hasley Sr.,-At her home east of the village Mrs. Daniel Hasley 
passed  peacefully away Saturday morning, March  21st.  Margaret Mann was born 
July 26th, 1832 in Sieferchiem, Hessen, Germany and came to America with her 
parents at the age of 18 years and settled in Monroe In June 22, 1858 she was 
united in marriage to Daniel Hasley at Exeter, Township, and moved into the 
home where she lived until her death, she was the mother of 11 children, three 
of who, with her husband preceeded her, there remains to mourn a kind and 
loving mother, four daughters Mrs. Christina Herkimer, Mrs Otilla Herkimer, Mrs 
Dr. D. A. Lennington, and Miss Mary Hasley, all of this place and four sons, 
Daniel, John, and William of Maybee and Dr. Phillip of Flat Rock.  The funeral 
services were held from St Paul's Lutheran Church Tuesday afternoon, March 24th 
Interment in McIntyre Cemetery.

From Monroe Democrat March 27th 1908,  Page 2 Column 1

Maybee

Mrs Daniel Hasley Sr. died at her home near Maybee on Saturday March 21st .  
The deseased was born in  Siesersheim, Hessen, Germany, July 26, 1832.  She 
came to Monroe, in 1850 and in 1850 to Exeter Township where she was married to 
Daniel Hasley who died 14th years ago.  She leaves 8 children, Daniel, J.C., 
Will, Mary, Mrs C. Herkimer,  Mrs, H. C. Herkimer, Mrs. A. B. Lennington,  of 
Maybee,  and Dr. Phillip Hasley of Flat Rock besides a host of friends to mourn 
her departure.  Mrs Hasley came to Exeter when it was a wilderness, and 
assisted her husband in making improvements.  She was one of the early settlers 
and had lived 50/years in the same place where she died.  Funeral services were 
held at the new St Pauls Lutheran Church March 24th  Rev. Beidelspacher 
officiating. Interment in the McIntyre Cemetery.



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