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Nanni Salin (Heilner)
Nanni Salin Heilner was the second wife of Aron Heilner, the stepmother of Seligmann Heilner, and mother of Regina, Sigmund, Caroline, Max, and David Heilner.
Schweitzer family letter, April 22, 1860
Bertha Schweitzer (Meyer)
Max Heilner to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, August 18, 1855
Letter from Max Heilner to Seligmann Heilner and Sigmund Heilner. Max writes of his business life in Würzburg, Germany. Funds received from his two California brothers have allowed Max to establish a business.
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.
Regina Heilner (Gutmann)
Daughter of Aron Heilner and Nanni Salin Heilner; married Feifer Gutmann in 1857.
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
Julius Freundlich
Georg Jung
[OBSOLETE] Isaac Schweitzer to Schweitzer family, October 4, 1868
Letter from Isaac Schweitzer to the Schweitzer family, October 4, 1868.
Isaac Schweitzer to Schweitzer family, October 4, 1868
Letter from Isaac Schweitzer to the Schweitzer family, October 4, 1868.
Caroline Emmel to Karl Emmel, August 19, 1927
Letter from Caroline Emmel to her son, Karl Emmel, August 19, 1927.
Caroline Emmel to Karl Emmel, August 19, 1927
Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, March 12, 1855
Letter from the Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron is overjoyed with news that Sigmund has arrived safely in Crescent City, California. Regina's engagement has failed. Aron elaborates on his meager earnings and demands...
Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner, January 16, 1854
Letter from Aron Heilner, in Urspringen, to his son Sigmund Heilner in Washington, D.C., dated January 16, 1854. Aron emphasizes that Sigmund's pursuit of livelihood for self and family in Germany should be done with the honorable principles...
Sigmund Heilner
Seligmann Heilner
Seilgmann Heilner was born in Urspringen, Bavaria, in 1823, immigrated to the United States in 1845, and eventually settled on the West Coast. He operated a variety of mercantile businesses, often in partnership with his brother Sigmund, until his...
Max Heilner