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Leopold Haase to Charles Haase, June 22, 1904
Letter from Leopold Haase, in Reval, to his cousin Charles Haase, in Richmond, Virginia. This letter was written on June 9 according to the Julian calendar and June 22 according to the Gregorian calendar, hence the double dates.
Richard Haase to William Haase, May 22, 1903
Leopold Haase [?] to Josephine Haase, April 17, 1903
Leopold Haase to Charles Haase, January 2, 1903
Leopold Haase to Fritz Haase, December 6, 1902
Leopold Haase to Charles Haase, November 9, 1902
Leopold Haase to Fritz Haase, September 13, 1902
Leopold Haase to Charles Haase, June 7, 1902
Fragment of a letter from Leopold Haase of Reval, Russia to his cousin Charles Haase of Richmond, Virginia. The letter is dated according to both the Julian calendar used in the Russian empire (May 25) and the Gregorian calendar used in the United...
Henry R. Haase to Minnie G. Osterbind, April 11, 1900
Henry R. Haase to Minnie G. Osterbind, May 5, 1900
Henry R. Haase to Minnie G. Osterbind, May 9, 1900
Henry R. Haase to Minnie G. Osterbind, May 22, 1900
Henry R. Haase to Minnie G. Osterbind, June 7, 1900
Henry R. Haase to Minnie G. Osterbind, June 13, 1900
Hötte & Sons to Charles Haase, July 7, 1887
Carl Friedrich Memleb to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haase, May 13, 1871
August Stockebrand to Bernard Rustemeyer, January 13, 1924
Letter from August Stockebrand to Bernard Rustemeyer, January 13, 1924.
New Video Shares Importance of “German Heritage in Letters”
A new video produced by German Heritage in Letters project explores the importance of our work to find, collect, and share the historic correspondence sent and received by German immigrants in the United States.
Marie Schmid to Alexander Heflin, January 4, 1897
Letter from Marie Schmid to Alexander Heflin, January 4, 1897. Marie Schmid’s mother, Babette Tritschler, and Alexander Heflin’s mother, Charlotte von Höfeln, were sisters.