Johan married REICH, Christina about 1842. Christina was born about 1819 in Prussia; died after 1880 in Town of Clinton, Macomb County, MI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johan married RIECK, Caroline L on 28 Sep 1867 in Mount Clemens, Macomb County, MI. Caroline (daughter of RIECK, Friedrich and LORENZ, Maria) was born on 24 Sep 1839 in Prussia; died on 28 Jul 1925. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: HAHN, William E. William (son of HAHN, Fred and ENGEL, Mary) was born on 9 Feb 1875 in Macomb Township, Macomb County, MI; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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South Macomb News, Thur. Jan 13 1949 Roseville - A heart ailment was fatal to John F. Haseley, 71, of 28732 Victor avenue, last Friday. Mr. Haseley was an employee of Michigan Central Railroad for 31 years and resided here for two years. His F. and A.M. membership was at Lake Orion. His wife, Emma, predeceased him. The Rev. Robert D. Richards of Immanuel Methodist Church, East Detroit conducted services Monday afternoon from the William D. Clyne funeral home, East Detroit, and burial was in Utica cemetery

Will of John F. Haseley of the City of Mt. Clemens dated 7 Dec. 1948. He sets aside the sum of $100 to be used by my executors, hereinafter named to buy plants or flowers to be placed on the graves of myself and wife every decoration day until the money is exhausted. All household goods to: Charles Betzner and Frank Lorenz. To nephew Arthur Bittner $100. To the Methodist Home for Orphans located at West 6 Mile Rd. Redord also known as the Methodist Children's Village the sum of $1000. Many bequeaths to the relatives of his late wife.
Papers indicate that his middle name was Frederick.
The petition for probate states that John F. Hasley died 7 Jan 1949 a resident of the Village of Roseville with real estate valued at $2000 and personal estate valued at $5000.

John married LORENZ, Emma M on 6 Aug 1902 in Warren Township, Macomb County, MI. Emma (daughter of LORENZ, Ernest and REHBERG, Anna) was born on 24 Sep 1882 in Warren Township, Macomb County, MI; died on 11 Jan 1947 in Town of Clinton, Macomb County, MI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Roseville Record Aug 8 1930. One woman is dead, another possibly fatally injured and a man badly burned as result of an explosion Thursday morning at 8:45 o'clock at the warren pumping station in the Warner subdivision, Warren. Mrs. Augusta Bittner, 51, wife of Joseph Bittner, retired farmer, died Thursday afternoon of burns..... Mrs. E. Gillette, sister-in-law of Mrs. Bittner, suffered a burned hand in helping to tear the flaming clothes from Mrs. Bittner. This was the fifth explosion of the kind in Warren township within the past year..... Mrs. Bittner and Mrs. Mertz went to the pump house, a short distance from their homes, to see why they were getting no water. They stood in the doorway while Schulte, the operator, threw the switch to start the pump. A spark ignited natural gas which seeps from wells through the Warren township area. It is believe that just before throwing the switch Schulte may have turned a valve to release air from the pressure tank on the pump, and that this tank contained a large supply of gas which had seeped in from the well. The main force of the blast was nearer the women than Schulte. With clothing aflame, they ran screaming from the pump house toward Mrs. Bittner's home. John Metro, who lives nearby, heard the blast and screams, then saw the women running. He ran after them as did Mrs. Gillette, and succeeded in tearing off their clothing. Dr. R. A. Norris was called and after first aid treatment, the victims were rushed to St. Joseph's hospital in Mount Clemens ....Mrs. Bittner has a son, Arthur, 28, of Warren

Augusta married BITTNER, Joseph W about 1896. Joseph (son of BITTNER, Charles and HALMICH, Caroline) was born on 25 Feb 1870 in MI; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]