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HAUG, C. F. -- Nov. 29, 1907

Surnames: HAUG, MOSER, ERNST, ADAM

Death has claimed another respected and honorable citizen of Falls county in Mr. C. F. Haug, who passed away at his home Thursday evening at 9:15.

Deceased had been in poor health for many years, but was not dangerously ill for more than a week. His trouble was rheumatism, which finally reached the heart, producing death. He was conscious to within a very short time of his demise, recognizing and conversing with the members of his family. He leaves three daughters, Mesdames R. Moser, A. Ernst and D. Adam, the six sons who are Otto, Richard, Fred, George, and Herbert Haug.

Mr. Gaug was a native of Germany, coming to the United States when a young man. He resided in Illinois and Iowa for several years before coming to Texas. He lived near Perry for twenty-five years and he moved to Marlin about three years ago.

He was 69 years of age, a consistent member of the German M. E. church, and a man of exemplary character, fair and generous in his dealings with his fellow man.

Interment will take place Saturday morning on the family burial lot at Perry.
The Daily Democrat, friday Nov. 29, 1907, page 3, column 3

Reprinted with permission, of The Marlin Democrat
Lois Cooper
P. O. Box 112
Marlin, Texas 76661


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Funeral infomation--HAUG

Surnames: HAUG, BAUCHLE, SCHMALZ

The remains of Mr. C. F. Haug, who died Thursday night, were interred in the cemetery at Stamp at 10:30 today.

The funeral was attended by a large number of friends and neighbors of deceased.

Impressive services were conducted by Rev. Baucle, pastor of the German M. E. curch in Marlin, assisted by Revs Schmalz of Stamp and Witt of Riesel.
The Daily Democrat, Saturday Nov. 30, 1907, page 1, column 4

Reprinted with permission, of The Marlin Democrat
Lois Cooper
P. O. Box 112
Marlin, Texas 76661