o:id 13574 o:resource_template Correspondence Collection o:resource_class dctype:Collection o:owner noreply@libnamic.com o:is_public true dcterms:title Geschwind Papers Papiere der Familie Geschwind dcterms:description This selection of letters drawn from the Mary L. Geschwind Papers, held by the Library of Virginia, focuses on business and personal correspondence of the Haase family of Richmond, Virginia, from the late nineteenth century until the 1920s. The patriarch of the Haase family, Charles Haase, immigrated to the United States in the 1850s and by 1867 had established himself in the fur trade in Richmond. This collection includes several letters sent by Leopold Haase (18??-1917?), a cousin of Charles Haase who had moved to the city of Reval, in the Russian empire (now Tallinn, Estonia) as a young man and was also established in the fur trade. Diese Auswahl von Briefen aus den Mary L. Geschwind Papers, die sich im Besitz der Library of Virginia befinden, konzentriert sich auf die geschäftliche und persönliche Korrespondenz der Familie Haase aus Richmond, Virginia, vom späten neunzehnten Jahrhundert bis in die 1920er Jahre. Der Patriarch der Familie Haase, Charles Haase, war in den 1850er Jahren in die Vereinigten Staaten eingewandert und hatte sich bis 1867 im Pelzhandel in Richmond etabliert. Diese Sammlung enthält mehrere Briefe von Leopold Haase (18??-1917?), einem Cousin von Charles Haase, der als junger Mann in die Stadt Reval im Russischen Reich (heute Tallinn, Estland) gezogen war und ebenfalls im Pelzhandel tätig war. dcterms:publisher Library of Virginia dcterms:relation : Mary L. Geschwind Papers (finding aid) dcterms:rights : Images of materials and some transcriptions and translations are provided by the Library of Virginia and used with permission. dcterms:valid 1871/1922 dcterms:references 19305 -- o:id 19281 o:resource_template Correspondence Circle o:resource_class dcterms:AgentClass o:owner pertilla@ghi-dc.org o:is_public true dcterms:title Ziegenhagen Family Circle Familienkreis Ziegenhagen dcterms:description Individuals mentioned in the Ziegenhagen Family Letters. Franz (or Frank) Ziegenhagen, born in 1825, married Regina Riemer in 1848 in Damnitz, Kreis Schlochau, West Prussia. They had five children who lived to adulthood: Franziska, Emma, Franz (Junior), Maria (or Mary), and Antonia. Franz's first wife died in 1869 and in 1871 he married Dorothea (Dora) Schmidt. Franz and Dora Ziegenhagen had seven children between 1871 and 1880, of whom four survived childhood. Franz (Senior) and his adult son, Franz (also known as Frank), immigrated to New York in July of 1880, via Hamburg. Later in the summer, Dora Ziegenhagen also immigrated with her four young children, her two adult stepdaughters, Antonia and Maria Ziegenhagen, and Maria’s young daughter Ida Ziegenhagen. Franz and Dora Ziegenhagen had another five children in the United States, of whom three survived to adulthood. Correspondents include Franz's daughter Franziska Ziegenhagen Mansolf, who remained in West Prussia, and Franziska's son, Franz (or Frank) Mansolf, who immigrated to the United States, briefly returned to West Prussia, and then immigrated to the United States again for good. Later correspondents include the daughters of Emma Ziegenhagen Wadzinski, Angelika Wadzinski Hoffman and Martha Wadzinski Heldt. Also part of the Ziegenhagen Family Circle are members of the Otto and Czekalla families, who were related to Dorothea Schmidt Ziegenhagen. Dora Ziegenhagen was the eldest of the three children of Eva Kilian and Joseph Schmidt; after Joseph Schmidt's death, Eva Kilian remarried to Lorenz Otto and had four more children with him. The Czekalla family are related to Dora Ziegenhagen through her sister Maria Schmidt, who married Lorenz Czekalla. dcterms:isReferencedBy 13609 dcterms:mediator Mindy Andreasen --