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Search results for“Eugen Haas”
Christian Lacmann/Lackmann
Klee family letter, July 6, 1901
Klee family letter, July 6, 1901.
Klee family letter, August 23, 1899
Klee family letter, August 23, 1899.
Klee family letter, August 6, 1899
Klee family letter, August 6, 1899.
Klee family letter, May 29, 1899
Klee family letter, May 29, 1899.
Klee family letter, April 13, 1899
Klee family letter, April 13, 1899.
Klee family letter, March 12, 1899
Klee family letter, March 12, 1899.
Klee family letter, January 20, 1896
Klee family letter, January 20, 1896.
Klee family letter, January 20, 1896
Klee family letter, January 20, 1896.
Klee family letter, November 14, 1894
Klee family letter, November 14, 1894.
Klee family letter, November 12, 1894
Klee family letter, November 12, 1894.
Klee family letter, September 20, 1894
Klee family letter, September 20, 1894.
Klee family letter, November 4, 1927
Klee family letter, November 4, 1927.
Mathilde Hoffmann
O. Rollmann
Heinrich Rettig
Fritz W. Berdel
Husband of Magdalena Cherdron (Berdel), a cousin of immigrant Eugen Klee.
Pauline Schwald to Florence Eichner Seiz, February 20, 1920
Letter from Pauline Schwald dated January 20, 1920. The letter was addressed to her niece, Florence Eichner Seiz, but was meant to be read by all of her nieces and nephews in the United States.
Pauline Schwald to Florence Eichner Seiz, December 7, 1919
Letter from Pauline Schwald dated December 7, 1919. The letter was addressed to her niece, Florence Eichner Seiz, but was meant to be read by all of her nieces and nephews in the United States.
Pauline Schwald to Florence Eichner Seiz, September 14, 1919
Letter from Pauline Schwald dated September 14, 1919. The letter was addressed to her niece, Florence Eichner Seiz, but was meant to be read by all of her nieces and nephews in the United States.
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