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Caroline Steierberg to Carl and Sophie Flentge, March 6, 1907
Letter from Caroline ("Lina") Steierberg to Carl and Sophie Flentge, March 6, 1907. Carl Flentge immigrated to the United States in the early 1850s; Lina Steierberg was the daughter of his sister Charlotte Flentge Steierberg.
Johanna Schmid to Alexander Heflin, June 9, 1895
Letter from Johanna Schmid to Alexander Heflin, June 9, 1895. Johanna Schmid’s grandmother, Babette Tritschler, and Alexander Heflin’s mother, Charlotte von Höfeln, were sisters.
Maria Johanne Charlotte Schaffert
Daughter of Wilhelmine Tritschler, Babette's stepdaughter
Christina Margaretha Enslin (Fischer)
Mother of Charlotte Fischer and Babette Tritschler
N.N. Fischer
Brother of Charlotte Fischer
Pauline von Höfeln
Daughter of Charlotte Fischer
Immanuel Gottlob Christian Enslin
Charlotte Fischer's brother-in-law
Andreas von Höfeln
Charlotte Fischer's husband
Wilhelmine Tritschler (Schaffert)
Babette's stepdaughter.
Pauline Enslin (Clostermeyer)
Cousin of Charlotte Fischer
Julie Fischer (Enslin)
Sister of Charlotte Fischer
B.F. Inexler
Albert Doorenberg
Theodor Hilgard to Maria Dorothea Hilgard, October 22, 1837
Letter from Theodor Hilgard to his mother Maria Dorothea Hilgard, October 22, 1837.
Sophie Engelmann (Koerner)
Theodor Engelmann
<p>Born in 1808, he studied law in Heidelberg, Jena, and Munich, took part in the April 1833 attempt to overthrow the German Confederation, and immigrated to the United States with his father and several of his siblings after the attack's...
Hermann Raster to Sophie Raster, July 7, 1874
Letter from Hermann Raster to his sister, Sophie Raster, July 7, 1874.
Hofeln family letter, January 13, 1884
Hofeln family letter, January 13, 1884.
Marie Taylor to Lina Hansen, December 28, 1871
Letter from Marie Taylor to Lina Hansen, December 28, 1871.
Marie Taylor to Lina Hansen, December 8, 1871
Letter from Marie Taylor to Lina Hansen, December 8, 1871.