Search results for“Anna Capeller (Hilgard)”

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  Explore the Long History of American Dreams—or Nightmares

  A new special exhibition on 200 objects, 40 people, and 300 years of German migration to the United States by Das Haus der Geschichte Baden Württemberg
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  Johann Adam Holl [“Adam 2”]

  Johann Adam Holl (1855-1927) was one of two brothers of immigrant Johann Georg Holl who were both named “Johann Adam.” This brother, the younger Johann Adam Holl, spent his adult life in the community of Troschenreuth and is called “Adam 2”...
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  Johann Adam Holl [“Adam 1”]

  Johann Adam Holl (1845-1935) was the elder of the two brothers of immigrant Johann Georg Holl who were both named “Johann Adam.” The older Johann Adam Holl spent his adult life in the community of Oberpreuschwitz. The term “Adam 1” is used...
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  Georg Holl
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  Gesche Döscher (Wehland)
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  Dreyer family document, September 1, 1865

  Dreyer family document, September 1, 1865.
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  Hinrich Adami to Wilhelmine Rutenberg, May 8, 1868

  Letter from Hinrich Adami to his first cousin, Wilhelmine Rutenberg, May 8, 1868.
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  Ludwig August Dreyer to John Dreyer, undated

  Ludwig August Dreyer to John Dreyer, undated.
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  Johann Selck to John Dreyer, January 27, 1861

  Letter from Johann Selck to John Dreyer, January 27, 1861.
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  Johann Georg Holl
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  Georg Karl Spiess

  Immigrant to the United States.
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  Johann Bernard Husam
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  Margarethe Oppenheim (Raster)
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  Friedrich Stranckmeyer
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  Christopher Hinrichs
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  Wesselina von Koten (Hinrichs)
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  Marie Hansen Taylor to Lina Hansen, January 3, 1859

  Letter from Marie Hansen Taylor to her mother, Lina Hansen, January 3, 1859.
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  Barbara Dietz to Maria Dietz, February 4, 1856

  Letter from Barbara Dietz to her daughter-in-law Maria Dietz, February 4, 1856.
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  Ludwig Hitschler to Johannes and Maria Dietz, March 31, 1852

  Letter from Ludwig Hitschler to his brother-in-law and sister Johannes and Maria Dietz, March 31, 1852.
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  Amalia Haas to Eugen Klee, April 9, 1899

  Letter from Amalia Haas to Eugen Klee, April 9, 1899. Amalia Haas was the sister of Eugen Klee, and the wife of Heinrich Haas.