Search results for“Joseph Altekoester”

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  Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, March 12, 1855

  Letter from the Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron is overjoyed with news that Sigmund has arrived safely in Crescent City, California. Regina's engagement has failed. Aron elaborates on his meager earnings and demands...
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  Bernard Rustemeyer
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  Sophia Wentz (Sosnowski)

  Sophie Wentz Sosnowski was the daughter of Christian Wentz, who was court physician to the Duke of Baden. In 1835 she married Polish aristocrat Joseph Sosnowski. They immigrated to the United States not long afterwards. Her husband died there and...
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  Heilner family letter to Seligmann Heilner, August 15, 1854

  Letter from Heilner family to Seligmann Heilner, dated August 15, 1854. Aron Heilner worries about the dangerous conditions of the American West. Regina needs dowry money that must come from Seligmann and Sigmund. Urspringen experiences a dreadful...
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  Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner, July 24, 1854

  Letter from Seligmann Heilner to his brother, Sigmund Heilner, dated July 24, 1854. In this letter Seligmann notes that he has been in California for five years, indicating he was a "49'er."
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  Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner, June 24, 1854

  Letter from Seligmann Heilner to his brother, Sigmund Heilner, dated June 24, 1854. Seligmann promises Sigmund a better life in California than in Washington, D.C. and urges Sigmund to join him.
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  Aron Heilner to Sigmund Heilner, April 29, 1854

  Letter from Aron Heilner to his son Sigmund Heilner, dated April 29, 1854. Aron Heilner is puzzled by the circumstances of his son, Seligmann Heilner, in California. Aron suggests that Seligmann join Sigmund in Washington, D.C.
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  Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner, April 16, 1854

  Letter from Aron Heilner to his son Sigmund Heilner, dated April 16, 1854. Aron encourages Sigmund to learn English, patience, honesty and the ways of American business.
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  Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner, April 11, 1854

  Letter from Seligmann Heilner in Crescent City, California to his brother Sigmund Heilner in Washington, D.C., dated April 11, 1854. Seligmann expresses dissatisfaction with his situation in California and describes being homesick.
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  Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner, January 16, 1854

  Letter from Aron Heilner, in Urspringen, to his son Sigmund Heilner in Washington, D.C., dated January 16, 1854. Aron emphasizes that Sigmund's pursuit of livelihood for self and family in Germany should be done with the honorable principles...
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  Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner, October 7, 1853

  Letter from Aron, Nanni, Max and Caroline Heilner, sent from Urspringen, Germany to Sigmund Heilner in Baltimore, Maryland, dated October 2, 1853, expressing that they are pleased Sigmund is satisfied in America.
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  Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner, August 25, 1853

  Letter from Seligmann Heilner in Crescent City, California, to his brother Sigmund Heilner in New York City, dated August 25, 1853, instructing Sigmund on the best route to California.
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  Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner, July 15, 1853

  Letter from Aron Heilner in Urspringen, Germany to his son Sigmund Heilner, dated July 15, 1853. Aron, Nanni, and Max Heilner congratulate Sigmund for his safe arrival in America. Aron advises Sigmund to work hard and bring honor to his name.
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  Karl Meyer
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  Caroline Meyer
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  Emanuel Meyer
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  Regina Mueller (Meyer)
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  Heinrich Meyer
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  Franziska Mansolf to Franz and Dora Ziegenhagen, n.d.

  Letter from Franziska Mansolf to her father and stepmother, Franz and Dora Ziegenhagen, undated.
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  Wuellner family letter, July 11, year unknown

  Wuellner family letter, July 11, year unknown.