Friedrich (Frederick) Gottlob Haserick

GOODHUE COUNTY, MN. BIOGRAPHIES PROJECT:

HASERICK, F.G., farmer, sec. 20, P.O. Stanton. Born in Saxony, Germany December 20, 1824. Came to America in 1850, settled near Salem, Mass. The following year he was joined by his family, lived there until 1856, in the employ of the Lawrence Bay State Company and the Naumkeag cotton factory as dyer. May 28, 1856, settled on his present farm of 160 acres worth $35 per acre. Was married in Germany to Ernestine Reichelt, October 6, 1847 [no --- correct is: in Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts October 27, 1851; their son Emil was born REICHELT]. She was born October 7, 1826. Their children are -- Emil, Lucy, Anna and Alice. They have lost two children by death, Frank and Lena. Mr. Haserick has held local offices many years. The family are members of the Methodist Church.
History of Goodhue County, Red Wing, MN 1878.

[Salem Village, Massachusetts is now called Danvers and is a suburb of Boston, 22 miles northeast of downtown.]

The families of Ernst (Ernest) Christian Haserick and Friedrich (Frederick) Gottlob Haserick must have lived together for some time in the USA, namely in Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts (USA) around 1850:

Marriages:

• Ernst Christian HASERICK oo Catherine STORY in Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts (USA) October 02, 1850
• Friedrich Gottlob HASERICK oo Ernestine REICHELT in Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts (USA) October 27, 1851

Children born during this time:

• HASERICK, Walter E., * Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts (USA) August 12, 1851 -> Ernst Christian
• HASERICK, Lina Ernestine / Lena, * Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts (USA) December 19, 1854 -> Friedrich Gottlob
• HASERICK, Frank, * Danvers, County Essex, Massachusetts (USA) September 1853 -> Friedrich Gottlob