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Theodor Engelmann
<p>Born in 1808, he studied law in Heidelberg, Jena, and Munich, took part in the April 1833 attempt to overthrow the German Confederation, and immigrated to the United States with his father and several of his siblings after the attack's...
Anna Hinrichs (Stranckmeyer)
Emilie Hassel
Heinrich Blumenberg to Gisela Blumenberg, January 22, 1912
Letter from Heinrich Blumenberg to Gisela Blumenberg, January 22, 1912.
Mathilde Rettig to Eugen Klee, April 11, 1921
Letter from Mathilde Rettig to Eugen Klee, April 11, 1921. Mathilde Rettig was a daughter of Eugen Klee's first cousin Magdalena Cherdron.
Frieda Amerlan to Josephine Benecke, August 30, 1899
Letter from Frieda Amerlan to Josephine Benecke, August 30, 1899.
Vieting family letter, August 9, 1885
Vieting family letter, August 9, 1885.
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Copy 3 of 3. Susanna Skubinna was in the habit of writing all of her many children from her home at Center, Oliver County, North Dakota.
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Copy 2 of 3. Susanna Skubinna was in the habit of writing all of her many children from her home at Center, Oliver County, North Dakota.
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Copy 1 of 3. Susanna Skubinna was in the habit of writing all of her many children from her home at Center, Oliver County, North Dakota.
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Copy 2 of 2. Susanna Skubinna was in the habit of writing all of her many children.
Maria Enslin
Cousin of Charlotte Fischer
Mathilde Auguste Finckh
Daughter of Fritz Finckh
Johanna Marie Luise Finckh
Daughter of Fritz Finckh
Charlotte Luise Mauch
Wife of Auguste Finckh's cousin Friedrich Theodor Mauch
Charlotte Friederike Kreuser (Mauch)
Maternal grandmother of Auguste Finckh
Pauline Enslin (Clostermeyer)
Cousin of Charlotte Fischer
Three New Transcription Projects!
Three new transcription projects, representing letters from the 1860s to the 1910s, are now open for citizen scholars to work on.
Johann Hillmann
Heinrich Baethge
<p>Heinrich Baethge was born in Mascherode, near Brunswick, in 1814, emigrated to the United States with his wife and their two children in 1854, and settled in Texas, where he farmed until his death in 1888.</p>