John G. HARSCH
OCCUPATION:
Foundryman
On MAY 5, 2001 I brought home a woolen quilt made by Anna Hanson Harsh for my daughter Elizabeth. My parents had it in storage so it smells like moth balls. It is 7 feet by 5 feet made in a pattern that goes up and down in5 inch pyramids. The primary color is purple (2 shades) there is also grren yellow and tan. My father used to live with his Grandparents after high school and before the War. In some ways I've felt he had closer relationship with his mother's grandfather than he did with his own father. Beth was REALLY EXCITED to have this had made quilt from her GREAT-GREAT-GREAT GRANDMOTHER. I assume it was made about 1900. Charles Irish
OCCUPATION:
Homemeker
mother rolled over child in bed
Esther's parents were born in Norway,her grandfather died when she was little.Her grandmother died when she was83 years old. Grandfather worked in a boat in Lake Michigan. Mother had 2 sister's and 3 brother's.
OCCUPATION:
Homemaker
Uncle Harry was the foundryman of the 3 brothers. My father Harry A. Irish
often spoke of was a good man he was.
He married Anna t Hanson 1888 at Chicago, Ill . Anna t Hanson was born at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 14 Jun 1871 .
They were the parents of 5
children:
Henry B Harsch, Office Manager for foundry
born 19 Aug 1889.
Louise Harsch, Child
born Abt 1891.
Raymond Harsch, Pattern Maker for Foundry
born 8 Apr 1892.
Esther Harsch
born 24 Jun 1894.
Harry B. Harsch, Foundryman
born 25 May 1896.
John G. Harsch died 19 Feb 1947 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio .
Anna t Hanson died 23 Feb 1941 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio .