Notes
Matches 6,401 to 6,450 of 11,727
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 6401 | Came to America in 1837 with wife and 2 sons. Settled in Deer Grove (near Barrington), Illinois. | Elfring, Johann Heinrich (I10422)
|
| 6402 | Came to America in 1841. Lived in Leyden Township, Illinois, and later moved to Chicago. Godparents: Bernhard Henrich Frantzen & Fenne Aleid Landmeier born Dresselhaus. | Frantzen, Johan Henrich (I973)
|
| 6403 | Came to America in 1842 with his wife. | Hartbecke, Lambert Heinrich (I338)
|
| 6404 | Came to America in 1845 with wife and 4 children. | Hartbecke, Johan Bernhard (I330)
|
| 6405 | Came to America in 1845. Gravestone has incorrect birth year (1826). | Uphaus, Margaretha Adelheid (I199)
|
| 6406 | Came to America in 1847 with wife, two daughters, sister and father. | Schoppe, Johann Bernhard (I6846)
|
| 6407 | Came to America in 1847, first to Chicago, then Dunkels Grove (Bensenville). After 1848, he lived at Millers Grove, Barrington. Between 1889 and his death he lived in Elgin, Illinois. At the time of the 1910 census, he was living with his daughter Emma and her family in Elgin. | Möller, Herman Henrich (I4116)
|
| 6408 | Came to America in 1852 or 1853 with wife and son Henry. A daughter died during the voyage. | Kampert, Heinrich (I2546)
|
| 6409 | Came to America in 1856 with his mother and 3 siblings. | Wiemerslage, Johan Gerhard Heinrich (I4355)
|
| 6410 | Came to America in 1860 with 3 of her daughters. | Esch, Anna Maria (I4341)
|
| 6411 | Came to America in 1864 after the death of her parents. | Rieke, Marie Charlotte (I2493)
|
| 6412 | Came to America in 1869 with his wife, six children and his mother. | Schoo, Johann Dietrich (I6887)
|
| 6413 | Came to America in 1871 with his wife, parents, 4 children, and 2 siblings. His death certificate indicates that he had 5 children, 3 of whom were still alive. | Kleinschmidt, Lambert Heinrich (I3925)
|
| 6414 | Came to America in 1871 with wife, 3 children, daughter-in-law, and 4 grandchildren. | Kleinschmidt, Lambert Heinrich (I3816)
|
| 6415 | Came to America in 1877 with wife, 2 sons & daughter. | Eickelmann, Johann Heinrich (I3008)
|
| 6416 | Came to America in May, 1889. | Peitscher, Albert (I187)
|
| 6417 | Came to America with his parents in 1833, settling first in Dearborn County, Indiana, then moving to Addison Township, Illinois in about 1840. | Schwerdtfeger, Charles Friedrich (I927)
|
| 6418 | Came to Barrington, Illinois in 1850. | Möller, Margaretha Elsabein (I4113)
|
| 6419 | Came to Bensenville in 1848 with his wife and children. From his marriage in 1834 until his emigration, he used the Osterfinke name. | Landmeier, Bernhard Henrich (I2629)
|
| 6420 | Came to Chicago 24 August 1840. | Petrie, Philip (I1196)
|
| 6421 | Came to Chicago 24 August 1840. | Laux, Katherine (I1197)
|
| 6422 | Came to Chicago 36 or 38 years before death (~1854 or 1852). President of the Society for the Relief of the Sick, friend and supporter of Altenheim, the Old People’s Home. | Perlinsky, Abraham B. (I3459)
|
| 6423 | Came to Clark County in 1896 and settled in Green Grove. | Bahn, Otto M. (I1250)
|
| 6424 | Came to Copenhagen in 1842. | Hentzen, Sophie (I5402)
|
| 6425 | Came to Copenhagen in 1846. According to the 1880 census, Jochim’s first marriage ended in 1868. | Mohr, Jochim Hinrich (I2851)
|
| 6426 | Came to Indianapolis from Athens, Alabama, in 1893. Traveled with bandmaster John Phillip Sousa before becoming a dentist. Instrumental in founding Stuart Mortuary, run by his sons Joseph and Charles. Both parents born in Alabama. | Stuart, Dr. William Weir Sr. (I11204)
|
| 6427 | Came to New England in 1634 aboard the ship Elizabeth (William Andrews, master). Settled in Watertown, Massachusetts, near what now the corner of Huron Avenue and Appleton Street in Cambridge. Proclaimed freeman on 6 May 1635. Invited to Ipswich, Massachusetts, where the settlement needed a wheelwright. Spent the rest of his life in Ipswich. | Kimball, Richard (I9215)
|
| 6428 | Came to New England with his father aboard the ship Mary in 1624. Killed by native americans near Deerfield, Mass. | Fowler, Joseph (I9268)
|
| 6429 | Came to New England with his wife and children in 1634 aboard the Elizabeth, along with his sister Ursula Kimball and her family and his mother Martha. Settled in Ipswich, which may have played a role in Richard Kimball moving from Watertown to Ipswich. | Scott, Thomas (I9232)
|
| 6430 | Came to the U.S. and settled in New Orleans. | Tiedemann, Heinrich Christian (I18537)
|
| 6431 | Came to the United States on 16 September 1867. | Golbeck, Dora (I4193)
|
| 6432 | Came to the United States on 16 September 1867. | Heine, Adolph (I4192)
|
| 6433 | Came to the United States on 5 October 1846. | Kirchhoff, Heinrich (I960)
|
| 6434 | Came to the US from The Netherlands at the age of 17 (father and brother were already here). Entered florist business on Madison Square (1898) and moved business to 2062 Nelson SE in 1904 (where it remained until his death). | Bruin Slot, Lieve (I8102)
|
| 6435 | Came to the US in 1883 with his second wife and four children. | Wiemerslage, Gerhard Heinrich (I10346)
|
| 6436 | Came to the US in 1910 or 1900. | Dunlop, Mary Jordan (I3172)
|
| 6437 | Came to the US on 29 June 1885. | Henning, Cecilia Martha (I3876)
|
| 6438 | Came to the US via Bremen aboard the SS Yorck. | Schoelzel, Richard Gustave (I12370)
|
| 6439 | Came to the US with his cousin Alfred Hildebrandt when they were both 17 (circa 1910). Alfred’s aunt and her family, including Alfred’s cousin William, were already here. Came from Oberlangenbielau, Silesia, which was a woolen town, to work in the woolen industry in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Attractive, small-framed and lean, but nicely proportioned and muscular with black hair and blue eyes. Dapper and handsome to his dying day. Always cultured and elegently civilized in his demeanor, nly had wine on special occasions; smoked a pipe and cigars, was quite a dancer, was good hearted and romantic and took loving care of his wife through 50 years of marriage. At the time of the 1910 census, Herman was living with the family of his aunt and uncle, William and Anna Hildebrand. | Schoelzel, Herman (I12365)
|
| 6440 | Came to US in 1890 and settled in Paterson, New Jersey. Moved to Denver sometime between 1908 and January of 1920.. | de Vries, Hendrik P. (I372)
|
| 6441 | Came to US in 1891 and settled in Midland Park, New Jersey. Moved to Redlands, California, where he worked for the county. Later returned to the Netherlands and died there. | de Vries, Jappe (I590)
|
| 6442 | Came to US in 1891, then to Wisconsin or Minnesota. Last known working in lumber camp. | Cederlund, Carl Petter (I1590)
|
| 6443 | Came to US in 1905 or 1908. At the time of the 1910 census, John lived at 24 Bancroft St., Worcester with the family of his brother-in-law, Michael McNeil. | Healy, John Joseph (I3282)
|
| 6444 | Came to US in 1908. | Riemersma, George (I641)
|
| 6445 | Came to USA in 1898. At the time of the 1950 and 1940 censuses, Otto was living with the family of his daughter Emma. | de Vries, Otto Pieter (I594)
|
| 6446 | Camp Grant | Smalling, John Ernest Jr. (I17650)
|
| 6447 | Camp Mills | Smalling, Roy Sherman (I17646)
|
| 6448 | Care One | Haines, Dorothy (I14062)
|
| 6449 | Carl is listed twice in the Friedens Cemetery burial list. He may be buried in Fam Lot 30 at Friedens or at St. Johannes. | Mess, Carl E. H. (I4220)
|
| 6450 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lauterjung, C.H. (I14012)
|