Otto Haas [1]
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Age at Death:
Home Address:
Disability:
Image Source: Zelia Cline
Biographical Notes:
His name appears on the city draft roll. These draft cards have not survived. He was white and 30 years old. According to a researcher, Zelia Cline, he served from 8/26/1918 to 1/14/1919. He died from a heart attack and is buried at Elmwood Cemetery in Charlotte, NC.For more information, see The Families of Leopold and Bertha (Klaus) Haas, pub. 1992.
Date of Birth:
8/23/1886
Military Branch:
Army Enlisted: 8/26/1918
Citizenship:
Family Details:
Spouse: Lorena Jo Michael
Children: Steven W. Haas Charlotte NC Otto Haas, Jr. Benjamin L. Haas, wrote best selling novel in 1977, The House of Christina
Dependents:
Parents: Leopold and Bertha Klaus Haas -
Siblings: Adolf Haas, younger brother, served in German Army during WW I -
Extended Family: Joseph A. and Mary Lou Elliott Michael - in-laws
First Name:
Otto
Last Name:
Haas
Military Details:
Camp Sevier, SC; Camp Jackson, SC;
Occupation:
Occupation:
Employer: President of Charlotte Improv. Co.Proprietor of Ottoway and Ideal Theatres in Charlotte, NC
Location:
Military Rank:
Private
Source:
1918 city directory; The Charlotte Observer, 9/21/1918, p. 8
Military Unit:
156th Dep. Brigade
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