Search results for“Georg Karl Spiess”

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  Georg Harnickel
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  Konrad Holl

  Brother of immigrant Johann Georg Holl; husband of Kunigunda Holl.
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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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  Georg Holl
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  Johann Georg Holl
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  Meyer family letter, February 20, 1860

  Meyer family letter, February 20, 1860.
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  Meyer family letter, December 17, 1864

  Meyer family letter, December 17, 1864.
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  Caroline Emmel to Karl Emmel, August 19, 1927
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  Heinrich Carl Crede to Hermann Crede, February 1, 1881

  Letter from Heinrich Carl Crede to his son, Hermann Crede, February 1, 1881.
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  Dorothea Schuhmacher to Gottfried Händel, January 15, 1870

  Letter from Dorothea Handel Schuhmacher to her father, Gottfried Handel, January 15, 1870.
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  Meyer family letter, April 30, 1858

  Letter from the Meyer family to Emanuel Meyer, April 30, 1858.
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  Georg Jung
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  Johann Holl
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  Georg A. Zimmermann
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  Anna Holl (Münch)
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  Holl family letter, March 26, 1872

  Incomplete Holl family letter, March 26, 1872.
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  Johann Holl [Jr.] family letter, Oct. 3, 1870

  Letter written to the Holl family by Johann Holl, Jr., a soldier who went missing in action during the Franco-Prussian War. A second message dated December 15, 1870 is included with this letter.
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  Wilhelm Egberts to Wilhelm Tegtmeyer and George Tegtmeyer, April 12, 1927

  Letter from Wilhelm Egberts to his stepsons, Wilhelm and George Tegtmeyer, April 12, 1927. The letter was written to inform the brothers of their mother's death.
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  Wilhelm Dickel to Frederick Wilhelm Dickel, November 16, 1921

  This November 1921 letter was sent by Wilhelm Dickel of Hörde, in Westphalia, to his uncle Frederick <em>Wilhelm</em> Dickel, who had immigrated to the United States as a young man and lived in Amana, Iowa. The letter, however, was eventually...
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  Margarete Hinkel to George Neubert, April 9, 1887

  Letter from Margarete Hinkel to her brother, George Neubert, April 9, 1887.