Charles H. Isaac, 7 North 52 West
Charles cash-claimed a quarter in section 30, 7N 52W in 1890.
Possibly he's the Charles Isaac in 1880 Putnam County, Indiana in 1880, a butcher born in Germany, with Peritha 28 born in Germany and Matta 2. Peritha's sister Sarah Freibite 19 born in Germany is with them.
Charles Isaacs, 46, born in Germany, died of cancer in Louisville, Kentucky on December 4, 1890. His residence was 541 Preston, and was buried on Dec 6 in Resthaven cemetery.
Bertha is widowed in 1900 Cincinnati, Ohio, born July 1850 in Germany, living alone.
She said she immigrated in 1870.
One tree said Bertha Breiberg died June 12, 1904 in Cincinnati.
GERTRUDE
Gertrude Isaacs, age 20, daughter of Charles Isaac and Bertha "Freilreg", married Philip C. Fleischer on June 9, 1909 in Hamilton County, Ohio.
In 1910 Cincinnati, Philip C. is 22, Girtie B. 21, with newborn Charles M. Fleischer.
In 1920 Butler County, Ohio, Phillip Fleischer born in Georgia and Gertrude born in Kentucky are both 30, with William 6 and Phillip 4.
Gertie, born 1889, died in Canton, Ohio on June 26, 1964.
HATTIE
In 1910 Dayton, Campbell County, Kentucky, Henry Rosenthaler is 35, Matilda 30, Max 4, and Ruth 3.
This census said she was born in Austria, although the 1920 census said she was born in Indiana.
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Henry Rosenthaler and Hattie Isaac's daughter Ruth, 20, born in Dayton, married Irwin H. Wiley on De 26 1926 in Hamilton County,
March 17, 1955 Cincinnati " Services for Mrs. Henry Rosenthaler, widow of the late Henry Rosenthaler, who died at her home, 789 N. Crescent Avenue, Tuesday after a long illness, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the Weil funeral home.
Mrs. Rosenthaler, who was "?1 years old, was a member of the Rockdale Avenue Temple, the Sisterhood of the Temple, Jewish Care and Relief of the Tuberculous, and Ruth Chapter, United Order True Sisters.
During World War II she served as a volunteer teacher five days a week for girls attending tht Sewing Vocational High School.
Mrs. Rosenthaler is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ruth R. Wiley, and a son, Max Rosenthaler, of the Home Mercantile Co., both of this city, and two grandchildren: a brother. Max Isaacs, Louisville, and three sisters. Mrs. Belle Haas, Winamac, Ind.; Mrs. Phillip Fleischer. Canton, Ohio, and Mrs. Joseph Doernberg, Cincinnati. Burial will be in the United Jewish Cemetery, Montgomery Road."
MAY
May Isaac, 22, daughter of Charles Isaac and Bertha Freiberg, married Jospeh Miles Doernberg on April 21, 1909 in Hamilton County, Ohio.
April 25, 1909 "A verv pretty wedding was solemnised Isst Wednesday evening at the Sterling H--tsi. Rabbi I .or. Is tirossman ofnciatfflg. The eoeitractlng parties were Joseph Miles Doernberg and Miss May Isaac The bride waa given In marriage by her brother. Mr Jt a x Isaac. .nlv the immediate relative f the bride and groom attended, among those present being Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Narwhal!. Mr and Mrs. Joseph " Freiberg. Mr. and Mrs Julius Haas, of Wlnlma Ind.; Miss Gertrude Isaac, Miss Hattie Isaac, Mrs. Leon Nathan, Miss Rose Nathan. Miss Essye Doemberg. Miss Helen Poernberg. Mr. Max Isaac. Mr. E. tJ Poerrberg and Mr, Slg Doernberg. Mr. Philip Flelsher. Mr. and Mrs. Doemberg have left for a tmo-weeks" trip, and will be at home to their friend after June 1. at 2208 Grand street. East Walnut Hills.:
May is buried in Evanston, Ohio 1887-1969 # 184165689.
BELLE
In 1910 Winemac, Pulaski County, Indiana, Julis D. Haas is 35, Belle 28, married five years, with Dorothy 3 and Carl three months.
1930 "Stanley Haas 2 a son of Mr and Mrs Leo Haas of Clinton Oklahoma and rormer residents here was killed instantly Satur day night when hisplane crash ed near his Stanley was employed in Oklahoma City and was in the habit of flying home each evening to spend the night On Saturday evening he was ac companied by a boy friend and after returning home they took Haas plane and went up for a short ride For some unknown reason the plane crashed and both were instantly killed The boys father is a son oE Mrs T J Haas and lived"
"Belle Haas oC Gus Reiss of Knox left Sunday for Clinton to the funeral which will be held Tuesday after noon"
1931 Logansport "Carl Haas of South Bend is spending the week with his mother, Mrs. Belle Haas."
Julius is buried in Logansport, Indiana 1875-1928 # 34774991.
Belle Isaac Haas 1882-1962 is in the same cemetery # 34774983.
January 4, 1962 "Mrs. Belle Haas, 79, of Highland Park, HI., died Wednesday evening at her home in Miami Beach, Fla., following a brief illness. Born Jan. 26, 1882 in Greencastle, Ind., she was the daughter of Charles Isaac and Bertha Freiberg. Her marriage was to Julius Haas and he died in June, 1928. Survivors include one son, Carl J., of New York City; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Raulbord, Chicago; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Gertie Fleisher, Canton, Ohio, and Mrs. May Dorenberg, Cincinnati.
Funeral services have been tentatively set for 3 p.m: Friday at the Fry and Lange funeral home in Winamac. Burial will be in Mt. Hope cemetery at Logansport"
MAX
Max C. Isaac and Cora Lorch married in Louisville, Kentucky on Sept 7, 1910.
Max Charles Isaac was born in Greencastle, Indiana on January 17, 1878, and wsa working for Western Auto in 1942 in Louisville, Kentucksy
In 1940 Louisville, Kentucky, Max C. Isaac is a health teacher, 62, with Cora L. 56, both born in Kentucky.
They're living with in-laws Fred 62 Herschfield 62 and Lena 57, both born in Kentucky.
Max died in Louisville on Nov 26, 1961.
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