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Heinrich Carl and Clothilde Crede to Margarete Classen, April 9, 1847
Letter from Heinrich Carl Crede and Clothilde Crede to Clothilde Crede's mother, Margarete Classen, April 9, 1847. The first portion of the letter (pages 1, 2, and the beginning of page 3) was written by Carl Heinrich Crede; the remainder by Clothilde... -
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Joseph Altekoester to Joseph Rustemeyer, September 23, 1920
This letter was written by Joseph Altekoester to Joseph Rustemeyer, his former neighbor in Germany, on September 23, 1920. As Altekoester explains in the opening sentences of the letter, he was inspired to write by coming upon a letter Joseph Rustemeyer... -
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Clothilde and Heinrich Carl Crede to Hermann Crede, February 14, 1854
Letter to Hermann Crede by his parents, Heinrich Carl Friedrich and Clothilde Crede, written February 14, 1854. The letter includes a transcription of a letter which Hermann Crede's parents had sent him months earlier but which had evidently been... -
Heinrich Carl Crede to Margarete Versen, March 1836
Letter from Heinrich Carl Crede to his mother-in-law Margarete Versen, März 1836. Crede began writing the letter on February 14, 1836, in anticipation of his wife Clothilde giving birth, and then added additional news after their son Carl was born... -
Franz-Joseph Derenthal to Margarete Classen, November 2, 1849
Letter from Franz-Joseph Derenthal to Margarete Classen, 1849. Derenthal explains (page 3) that he initially began writing the letter on November 15, 1847, but that he laid it aside for two years and it was not finished until November 2, 1849. Franz-Joseph... -
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