The German surname Haase, also found in Holland, is derived from the Middle High German term hase, German Hase meaning “ a hare,” hence a nickname for a swift runner or a timorous or confused person, but in some cases perhaps a habitational name from a house distinguished by the sign of a hare.The name is first recorded in Bavaria in the 13th Century. The first record of the name in the New World is in 1709 when Hend Haase arrived in New York City from Bremen in northern Germany.
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