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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.
News: Citizen Scholars Going Above and Beyond
Sometimes, the citizen scholars who work on our collections conduct their own research to shed further light on the people and places mentioned in the letters they are studying. Two members of our transcription group from Saarland, Eva Tietjen and Regina...
Heinrich Meyer and Regina Meyer to Emanuel Meyer and Caroline Meyer, May 1, 1861
Letter from Heinrich Meyer and Regina Meyer to Emanuel Meyer and Caroline Meyer, May 1, 1861.
Regina Meyer and Joseph Meyer to Emanuel Meyer, October 26, 1858
Letter from Regina Meyer and Joseph Meyer to Emanuel Meyer, October 26, 1858.
Regina Meyer [?] to Caroline Meyer, April 13, 1861 [?]
Letter from Regina Meyer [?] to Caroline Meyer, April 13, 1861 [?].
Interview with Saarland Citizen Scholars
Regina Kunz
Regina Kunz lives in Homburg (Saarland) and worked as a programmer before her retirement. When she found old letters written in Kurrentschrift in her parents’ estate, she was prompted to learn the cursive and became interested more broadly in the...
Regina Mueller (Meyer)
Meyer family letter, May 13, 1869
Meyer family letter, May 13, 1869.
Meyer family letter, August 24, 1867
Meyer family letter, August 24, 1867.
Meyer family letter, September 23, 1859
Letter from the Meyer family to Emanuel Meyer, September 23, 1859.
Meyer family letter, February 9, 1859
Letter from the Meyer family to Emanuel Meyer, February 9, 1859.
Meyer family letter, September 10, 1857
Letter from the Meyer family to Emanuel Meyer, September 10, 1857.
Meyer family letter, January 6, 1857
Letter from the Meyer family to Emanuel Meyer, January 6, 1857.
Meyer family letter, December 17, 1855
Letter from the Meyer family to Emanuel Meyer, December 17, 1855.
Schweitzer family letter, April 22, 1860
Eva Tietjen
Eva Tietjen lives in Saarbrücken, where she worked as the head of a judicial authority’s cash department. Because both her grandparents and her father wrote in Kurrentschrift, she learned to read the cursive at a young age. When she later conducted...
Christina Wilhelmine Mauch (Kreuser)
Maternal aunt of Auguste Finckh
Johanna Regina Mauch (Finckh)
Mother of Auguste Finckh
"Migrant Connections" launched!
The new research infrastructure "Migrant Connections" was launched with an online symposium featuring scholars of migration, archivists, and citizen scholars.