HARE -Johann &Anthony - Wuerttemberg Germany to Cincinnati

Updated February 12, 2011

Johann - Anthony HARE
Johann Hare came from Wurttemberg Germany to Cincinnati, Ohio in the early 1830's by stage coach. He settled north of Liberty along Reading Road or what was then called the Lebanon Turnpike which ran through the Deer Creek Valley. John and Anthony were hog butchers in Porkropolus as Cincinnati was know in those days.

Johann started a brewery in the mid 1850's. It was known as the John Hare Ohio Brewery. The brewery only survived for about five years. Two other Greater Cincinnati brewers got there start in John Hare's brewery. They were George Kauffmann and George Wiedemann both of whom went on to become successful brewers.

A wall of John Hare's brewery still stands against Nanny Goat Hill at the foot of Liberty Hill along present day Reading Road across from Elsinore Avenue. John Hare also made sacramental wine for the churches in the area. In the 1850's vineyards covered both hillsides along the Deer Creek Valley. The vineyards did not survive because of blight.

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Emma Hillebrand Tiemann (19 KB) Age 21 Deer Creek Valley; Cincinnati, Ohio (216 KB) The Deer Creek Valley around the turn of the century where Reading Road and Gilbert Avenue converged and where today Interstate 71 is located. Henry Batsche's Store (333 KB) Henry Batsche's Store in Cincinnati Father Hare with First Communion Class; May, 1924 (24 KB) From the Butler County Historical Society Web Site. Joseph M. Hare is from the Anthony Hare line. Existing wall from John Hare's Ohio Brewery (126 KB) This wall remains from John Hare's Ohio Brewery against what was called Nanny Goat Hill. Today this is near Reading Road at Elsinore at the foot of Liberty Hill. Christmas Crib - Grandma Hare's (258 KB) The Christmas crib at Grandma Hare's in Bond Hill. Harry Hare testing soap at P&G Company (158 KB) Harry Hare testing soap in the labratory at Procter and Gamble in the 1930's. Henry Batsche's Store (333 KB) Henry Batsche's store located on Culvert Street in Cincinnati Bernard and Bernadina Hillebrand (42 KB) Bernard and Bernadina Hillebrand Virg and Bob - Taken in the Russell Islands (466 KB) Picture taken by the Red Cross in the Russell Islands about 1945 Bernard and Bernadina's Anniversary (44 KB) The Fiftieth Anniversary of Bernard and Bernadina Hillebrand. George Tiemann and Emma Hillebrand Tiemann are at the far left. Joseph Batsche (93 KB) Joseph Batsche Marcella Tiemann Hare (33 KB) Marcella Tiemann Hare Henry and Isabella Breen's Home in Cincinnati (194 KB) The Breen home is located on McMillan Street. George and Elizabeth Hare (28 KB) George and Elizabeth Hare Breen Family Bible (163 KB) This is the restored family Bible of Henry and Isabella Breen Harry Hare (17 KB) Harry Hare Breen Family Bible, Another Picture (381 KB) This picture of the Breen Family Bible shows the embossed name on the leather cover: Henry and Isabella Breen George and Emma Tiemann (18 KB) George and Emma Tiemann Robert A. Hare's First Communion (240 KB) Picture of Robert Hare's first communion

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