IOOF Register of Burials: Henry Haas, male, buried June 30 1909, age 66, d. Salem, Oregon.
MARRIAGE John H. Haas and Mary E. Pratt m 24 June 1865; C. Dickinson, MG. Wit: Joseph Baker and James Fisher.
1870 CENSUS of Salem shows J. H. Haas, age 29, b. Baden and Mary E. age 26, b. Massachusetts. Along with children: Frank (age 3) and Cora (age 1) both b. Oregon and Charles (age 16) b. in NY and an apprentice to J. H.
1880 OR CENSUS - H. Hass [Haas], age 39, occupation jeweller [jeweler], b. Baden, is enumerated with M. E., age 35, b. Massachusetts, along with F. P., age 13, b. Oregon, C. M., age 11, b. California, and I. L., age 9, b. Oregon.
1900 OR CENSUS John H. Haas (b Jan 1840, Germany, immigrated 1859, naturalized, married 35y, occupation jeweler and watch maker) enumerated with wife Mary E. (b Oct 1844, Massachusetts, mother of 3 children) and son Frank P. (b Nov 1867, Oregon, occupation harness maker)

J. H. Haas is also administrator for the probate of Nancy B. Pratt's estate in 1891 (see Marion County Probate File #1910) and the estate of Anton Geier in 1891 (See Marion Co. Probate File #1253).

OSBH DC (Marion Co. 1909) #1770: John H. Haas, 795 N. Front St., Salem, Oregon, b. [not given], d. June 29, 1909, age 75, jeweler, married, burial IOOF cemetery, informant: Frank Haas of Salem, Oregon, A.M.Clough funeral home, burial in I. O. O. F. cemetery, June 30, 1909.

FINE OLD PIONEER IS OPERATED UPON
Henry Haas Undergoes a Serious Operation, Has Had a Stirring History.
Henry Haas, one of the most well known pioneers of this city, one of the early jewelers, musician in the first orchestra to ever play in Salem was operated on last night and while he was reported to be resting easily nevertheless his 67 years make the operation one which is very serious. Perhaps there is no other pioneer in this section who is so widely known as Henry Haas. His life has always been closely linked with that of Salem. For years he was chief engineer of Salem's fire department and in a life of varied activity has watched and has helped Salem grow. His numerous friends are watching with great anxiety the ultimate result of the operation and of his illness.
Daily Oregon Statesman, May 20, 1909, 2:3.

J. HENRY HASS [Haas] DIES AT HOME IN SALEM
J. Henry Hass [Haas], 68 years of age, died at 12:20 o'clock this (Tuesday) morning at his home 795 Front street. He had been ill for some time and his death did not come as a surprise. He is survived by a wife and three children, two daughters and a son, Frank Haas. The deceased was well known in Salem, being pioneer jeweler here and had always been actively identified with the welfare of the city. Funeral announcement will be made later.
Oregon Statesman, 29 Jun 1909, 2:4.

HAAS FUNERAL TODAY-- The funeral of J. Henry Haas will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from Clough's undertaking parlors. The Rev. P. S. Knight will officiate and interment will be in Odd Fellows cemetery. The German society will have exercises at the grave.
Oregon Statesman, 30 Jun 1909, 4:3.

Haas
J. Henry 1841 - 1909
(shares marker with Mary E. & Frank P.)

LR
LD
OSBH DC (Marion Co. 1909) #1770
DAR pg 58
Marion Co, Oregon Marriage Records, 1849-1871, Vol 1, page 49

1870 OR CENSUS (Marion Co., Salem, pg. 20/21)
1880 OR CENSUS (Marion Co., Salem, ED 78, pg 18B)
1900 OR CENSUS (Marion Co, Salem, ED 128, sheet 4A)

OS 20 May 1909 2:3
OS 29 Jun 1909, 2:4
OS 30 Jun 1909, 4:3
See also: Ladd & Bush Quarterly, Vol. (1931:31)