Mary Alma Hauser was born on Feb. 3, 1878 and died July 17, 1948.
She married Snider Alexander Shutt on Feb. 25, 1900.
They had 5 children. Three daughters named Della Alice Shutt Yow, Annie Shutt Rothrock, and Emma Mable Shutt Boles. Two sons named Roy Bailey Shutt and Ray Elbert Shutt.
"My grandmother was called Old Mom, don't know why, but we all did. She was a loving and hard working lady. I was told that when the doctor needed help he would go by her home and pick her up to help him with his patients. My grandfather, whom we called Pap had married before he married Old Mom and had several children. Old Mom had six and she looked after all of them. She was a very good cook. One time she was cooking something in a iron pan and I looked over and what was in the pan was jumping around. Well at the table, I was told to try it at least once, it turned out to be tortoise. I did as I was told, but never again. HaHa. She loved flowers. As she grew older her hands became crippled, but she never complained. She was a God loving person and was loved by ALL." Nancy
All dates and names taken from fmoran.com
Joseph Martin Hauser (1876-?) m. Lettie Martin
Mary Alma Hauser (1878-1948) m. Alexander Shutt (1854-1940)
Children of James M. Hauser and Caroline Lumbkins
Mary E. Hauser (ca. 1844-?)
Joseph Hauser (ca. 1847-?) doesn't appear in 1860 census with his parents
Ira Taswell Hauser (1849-?) m. Mollie Brunt (d. before 1900)
Frances P. Hauser (ca. 1851-?)
John Wesley Hauser (1853-1919) m. 1) Mary Alice Athen (1857-1914), 2) Nell Henning
Georganna Hauser (ca. 1856-?)
Children of Joseph Martin Hauser and Mary Ward
James M. Hauser (1815-1896) m. Caroline B. Lumbkins (1818-1911), lived Davie Co. NC
Wiley C. Hauser (ca. 1819-?) m. Elizabeth Chapman, lived Yadkin Co. NC
Mary Ann Hauser (1821-1905) m. 1) Amos Jarvis (1816-1845) 2) Benjamin F. Bowles
Children of Martin Hauser and Leah Billeter
Joseph Martin Hauser (1791-aft. 1850) m. Mary Ward
Susanna Mary Hauser (1793-?) m. Joseph Hauser (1789-1850), son of Jacob Hauser and Eleonore Margaretha Fiscus
Moses Hauser (1795-1870) m. Nancy Randleman
Samuel Hauser
Elijah Hauser
Martin Hauser m. Christina Miller
William Clarke Hauser (1812-1880) m. Eliza M. Renshaw; lived Jefferson Co. GA
Rachel Hauser (1805-1869) m. John Miller (1805-1847), moved to Indiana
Leah Hauser (1807-bef. 1881) m. Andrew Thomason (1804-bef. 1867)
Children of Martin Hauser and Susanna Maria Kessler
Abraham Hauser (1761-1819) m. Magdalena Strub (1761-aft. 1836)
Christina Hauser (1763-1828) m. Martin Lick (1759-1834)
Maria Hauser (1764-1792)
Martin Hauser (1767-1814) m. Leah Billeter
Susanna Hauser (1769-1842) m. Samuel Schultz(1760-1825)
Elizabeth Hauser (1772-1809) m. Matthaeus Reich (1764-1829)
Philip Hauser (b. 1775); married by 1799 and left the Moravians to join the Methodists
Samuel Hauser (b. 1777); also left the Moravian church, and became a Methodist preacher
Michael Hauser House (son of Martin)
This two-story house was built in the late 1700s or early 1800s and remodeled around 1850. It appears Greek Revival in style with flush-sheathed pedimented gable ends and corner blocks in the interior door surrounds.
Second Generation
Children of Martin Hauser and Margaretha SchaeferJohann Martin Hauser (1725-1727)
George Hauser (1730-1801) m. 1) Anna Margaretha Ellroth (Elrod) (1736-1775),m. 2)
Michael Hauser (1731-1789) m. Anna Cunigunda Fiscus (1734-1804)
Martin Hauser (1733-1794) m. Susanna Maria Kessler (1735-1817)
Jacob Hauser (1733-1806) m. Eleonore Margaretha Fiscus (1746-1811)
Barbara Hauser (b. ca.1735-?) m. Dieter Danner
Georg Peter Hauser (1740-1802) m. Maria Elisabeth Spainhour (1746-1829)
Daniel Hauser (1744-1812) m. Elizabeth Meyer (1741-1814), d/o Matthias Meyer and Anna Barbara Binckele, moved to Hope NJ and later Bethlehem PA
Martin Hauser was born in 1696 in Reichenweier, Alsace, and married Margaretha Schaefer (b. 1702) of Lampertsloch in Woerth Lutheran church in 1722. They immigrated in 1727 on the Molly with their infant son, who died on the voyage. Settling initially in PA, then MD, they moved to NC in 1753. Martin died in 1761, Margaretha in 1775. Several generations further back are known; contact Elizabeth Harris for more information.
