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Randylyon at 21:09, 25 June 2024

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	HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life.		HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life.

	In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they raised five children.		In 1880 Hahn was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they raised five children.

	See: [[H. HAHN]]		See: [[H. HAHN]]

Randylyon at 18:24, 8 September 2019

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	HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life.		HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life.

	In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they ~~had~~ five children.		In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they raised five children.

	See: [[H. HAHN]]		See: [[H. HAHN]]

Randylyon at 01:48, 8 March 2019

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	HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life. In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.		HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life.

			In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.

	See: [[H. HAHN]]		See: [[H. HAHN]]

Randylyon at 15:16, 19 January 2016

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	HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life. In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay ~~street~~ and 95 High ~~street~~, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.		HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life. In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay Street and 95 High Street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.

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	Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 799		Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 799

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Randylyon at 04:27, 16 February 2014

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	HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life. In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay street and 95 High street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.		HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life. In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay street and 95 High street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.

			See: [[H. HAHN]]

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HAHN, H. (Germany, Dec. 29, 1830--Unknown). Hahn emigrated the the United States in 1852 and came to Dubuque in 1857. He worked in the butcher business all his life. In 1880 he was a dealer in fresh and salted meats at 615 Clay street and 95 High street, Dubuque. He married Miss Christina Keppler from Baden, Germany in 1865; they had five children.

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Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 799