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John H “Timber John” Hauser Jr.

Birth	:	16 Jul 1825 Owen County, Indiana, USA
Death	:	11 Apr 1910 Liscomb, Marshall County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Bethel Grove Cemetery, Albion, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.1505000, -93.0317500
Description	:	John H. Hauser 1825-1910 Evening Times Republican Marshalltown, IA [Monday, 4-11-1910] p. 8 PIONEER OF COUNTY DIES NEAR LISCOMB ---------- END COMES TO JOHN H. HAUSER JR., SIXTY-ONE YEARS ON SAME FARM ---------- ONE OF FIRST SETTLERS IN LISCOMB TOWNSHIP ---------- Mr. Hauser Settled on Present Farm in the Fall of 1849 -- Drove With Own Team and Brought Own Milch Cows With Him -- One of the Organizers of Bethel Christian Church Death came at 3:15 this morning to one of the oldest settlers of the county and one of the real pioneers of Liscomb township, when John H. Hauser, Jr., passed away at his home, three and one-half... Read More	John H. Hauser 1825-1910 Evening Times Republican Marshalltown, IA [Monday, 4-11-1910] p. 8 PIONEER OF COUNTY DIES NEAR LISCOMB ---------- END COMES TO JOHN H. HAUSER JR., SIXTY-ONE YEARS ON SAME FARM ---------- ONE OF FIRST SETTLERS IN LISCOMB TOWNSHIP ---------- Mr. Hauser Settled on Present Farm in the Fall of 1849 -- Drove With Own Team and Brought Own Milch Cows With Him -- One of the Organizers of Bethel Christian Church Death came at 3:15 this morning to one of the oldest settlers of the county and one of the real pioneers of Liscomb township, when John H. Hauser, Jr., passed away at his home, three and one-half miles southwest of Liscomb, after an illness of about six weeks, due to pernicious anemia. Mr. Hauser had resided on the same farm where he died for almost sixty-one years. Mr. Hauser's death was not unexpected, as he had been failing in health gradually for over a year. When Mr. Hauser came to Marshall county, in the fall of 1849, and took up a claim on the Iowa river, Marshall county was truly virgin soil. Mr. Hauser drove the long distance from his native Indiana to make his new home in the "far west." Because of the lack of civilization here he brought his own cows with him. Out of the native timer he hewed the logs that entered the construction of his log cabin. Wolves were then nightly visitors about his home, and bands of roving Indians were camped along the river near the spot he had selected for his abode. Deer and wild turkey were plentiful, and the larder of this pioneer family was kept filled with the choicest of wild game that was shot from the cabin door. In fact all the experiences of pioneer life were the lot of John Hauser, and his bride of a year when they came to Marshall county to make their new home. In the log cabin that he first built Mr. Hauser and his family lived until 1857, when a new brick house was erected, and has since been used as the family home. John H. Hauser, Jr., was born July 16, 1825, in Owen county, Indiana, and in his native county took Mary Arney as his wife on Feb. 3, 1848. In the fall of the following year Mr. and Mrs. Hauser came to this county and settled on the farm that has since been their home. Mr. and Mrs. Hauser became the parents of ten children, six of whom are living. The children who survive with their aged mother are George Hauser, who lives just south of his father's place, and on the same farm: Mrs. Eliza Whitacre, of this city, who has been with her father assisting in his care for the past month; Mrs. Sarah A. Beeson, of Independence; Mrs. W. H. Robilliard, of Faribault, Minn., L. W. Hauser, who lives on the old home place; and Mrs. Alfred A. Brown, of West Liberty. The children dead are William, Wiley, Caroline and Luella. Mr. Hauser also leaves fifteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Joseph Whitacre, of this city, is one of the grandsons. There also survive four sisters, Mrs. Hulda Arney, of Parker, S. D.; Mrs. Elisa Irvin and Mrs. L. W. Price, of Whitten, and Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of Fullerton, Neb. Thomas N. Hauser, Mr. Hauser's last surviving brother, died at Whitten last August. Mr. Hauser was one of the organizers of the New Bethel Christian church which is situated in the neighborhood in which he lives. The funeral will be held from the church Wednesday morning at the church. Rev. W. H. Scott, of this city, officiating. Interment will follow in the Bethel cemetery. Mrs. Robilliard reached Liscomb from Faribault Saturday night. ++++++++++ Here is the information which I have for the John H. Hauser family: Father - George Hauser, #29231999 Mother - Catherine Schor (Shore), #28576234 Thomas Nathaniel - #34062657 John H. (which you have) Huldah Ann - #23621468 Eliza Rebecca - #70266737 Mary Elizabeth - There is no memorial that I could find. This is her information - b. 24 July 1833, Owen County, Indiana; d. 7 June 1918, Nebraska; (1) m. John Henry Arney 7 Feb 1853 in Owen County; (2) m. Albert J. Taylor prior to 1870 as she is listed with him on the 1870 census with the oldest child being 2 yrs. of age (I think this is probably his second marriage as well as there are older children on the census records which would not fit in with the date of a marriage just prior to 1870). David A - #103863052 - His tombstone is listed in the Bethel Grove Cemetery in Marshall Co., Iowa, but his memorial is with the Jefferson City National Cemetery in Missouri. He was in the Civil War and died of measles and the information is taken from his registration, which makes me believe that this is the correct person and possibly another stone was placed where the rest of the family is buried. Pauline - There is no memorial that I could find. Her information - b. 25 October 1838 in Owen County; d. 29 July 1913 in Hardin County, Iowa. She married Lot W. Price (his second marriage) about 1873 as the 1900 census indicates years married as 27. She is on the 1910 census for Hardin County. This history from Patricia Gardner (#47447986)

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Where is John H “Timber John” Hauser Jr.'s memorial?
John H “Timber John” Hauser Jr.'s memorial is located at: Bethel Grove Cemetery, Albion, Marshall County, USA.
When did John H “Timber John” Hauser Jr. death?
John H “Timber John” Hauser Jr. death on 11 Apr 1910 in Liscomb, Marshall County, Iowa, USA
Where are the coordinates of the John H “Timber John” Hauser Jr.'s memorial?
Latitude: 42.1505000
Longitude: -93.0317500

Family Members:

Parent

George Hauser

(1797 - 1864)

Spouse

Mary Magdaline Arney Hauser

(1829 - 1912)

Siblings

Thomas Nathaniel Hauser

(1822 - 1909)

Eliza Rebecca Hauser Irvin

(1831 - 1921)

Mary Elizabeth Hauser Taylor

(1833 - 1918)

Huldah Ann Hauser Arney

(1834 - 1921)

Paulina C Hauser Price

(1838 - 1913)

Children

George Hauser

(1850 - 1942)

Eliza Hauser Whitacre

(1851 - 1936)

Sarah Ann Hauser Beeson

(1855 - 1932)

William H Hauser

(1857 - 1881)

Allen Wiley Hauser

(1863 - 1881)

Lemert Walter “L W” Hauser

(1868 - 1955)

Corena Hauser Brown

(1873 - 1963)

Flowers:

Nearby Cemetories:

1. Bethel Grove Cemetery
Albion, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1505000, -93.0317500

2. Gaer Ballard Cemetery
Albion, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1290000, -93.0187000

3. Whitaker Family Burial Ground
Moningers, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1414727, -93.0759251

4. Liscomb Cemetery
Liscomb, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1875000, -93.0151000

5. Bangor Friends Cemetery
Bangor, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1702995, -93.0836029

6. Everist Cemetery
Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1292000, -93.0877991

7. Albion Cemetery
Albion, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1042010, -92.9863820

8. Bentley Cemetery
Liscomb, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2089000, -93.0597500

9. Hartland Friends Cemetery
Marietta, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.0790000, -93.0412500

10. Hixite Cemetery
Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.0786018, -93.0141983

11. Miller Cemetery
Hardin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2064018, -93.1014023

12. Prairieville Cemetery
Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1371994, -92.9233017

13. Union Cemetery
Union, Hardin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2303009, -93.0639038

14. Whitney Cemetery
Union, Hardin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2347000, -93.0258000

15. Marietta Cemetery
Marietta, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.0675011, -93.0008011

16. Bevins Grove Cemetery
Saint Anthony, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1506004, -93.1557999

17. Hauser Cemetery
Whitten, Hardin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2528000, -93.0302963

18. Clemons Cemetery
Clemons, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1137000, -93.1678000

19. Benson Cemetery
Grundy County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2522011, -92.9807968

20. Dunn Settlement Cemetery
Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2018000, -93.1710000

21. Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery
Clemons, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2019830, -93.1710300

22. Hartwell Cemetery
Marshalltown, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.0555420, -92.9351100

23. Chester Friends Church Cemetery
New Providence, Hardin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2374992, -93.1419983

24. Iowa Veterans Home Cemetery
Marshalltown, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 42.0528620, -92.9344550