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Heinrich and Clothilde Crede to Carl Albert Crede, September 10, 1856
Letter from Heinrich and Clothilde Crede to their son, Carl Albert Crede, September 10, 1856. The bulk of the letter is written by Heinrich Crede, with an additional message from Clothilde Crede on the final page of the letter (written upside-down). -
Heinrich Carl Crede and Clothilde Crede to Hermann and Wilhelm Crede, August 10, 1854
Letter from Heinrich Carl Crede and Clothilde Crede to their sons Hermann and Wilhelm Crede, August 10, 1854. The first part of the letter is written by Heinrich Carl Crede; the second part (beginning on page 7) by Clothilde Crede. -
Clothilde Crede to Margarete Classen, April 15, 1853
Letter from Clothilde Crede to her mother, Margarete Classen, April 15, 1853. In this letter, she notifies her mother that her two sons, Hermann and Wilhelm, are on their way to immigrate to the United States, traveling via Bremen to New Orleans and... -
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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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