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  • Hinrich and Gesche Wehland to Anna and John Dreyer, December 28, 1860

    Letter from Hinrich and Gesche Wehland to Anna and John Dreyer, December 28, 1860.
  • Gesche Catrina Döscher and Catrina Barg [?] to Anna and John Dreyer, September 26, 1860

    Letter from Gesche Catrina Döscher and Catrina Barg [?] to Anna and John Dreyer, September 26, 1860.
  • Gesche Catrina Döscher and Gesche and Hinrich Wehland to Anna and John Dreyer, July 4, 1860

    Letter from Gesche Catrina Döscher and Gesche and Hinrich Wehland to Anna and John Dreyer, July 4, 1860.
  • Christian Benedix to Ernst Neumann, March 28, 1906

    Letter from Christian Benedix to his cousin, Ernst Neumann, and other family members, March 28, 1906.
  • Christian Benedix letter, August 16, 1901

    Letter from Christian Benedix to his aunt, August 16, 1901.
  • Christian Benedix to Ernst Neumann, December 19, 1900

    Letter from Christian Benedix to his cousin, Ernst Neumann, December 19, 1900.
  • Christian Benedix letter, April 14, 1893

    Letter from Christian Benedix to his aunt, April 14, 1893.
  • Ernst Neumann

    A cousin of immigrant Christian W.T. Benedix living in Germany who was the recipient of letters from him.
  • Christian W.T. Benedix

  • New Article on “Migrant Connections”

    Our Migrant Connections research blog features a new article on German and German-American engineers.
  • Martha Fredenhagen (Henningsen)

    Martha Fredenhagen was born to German immigrant parents in Mexico. She married Hermann Henningsen, who was from Germany, in Mexico; they became the parents of Ingeborg Henningsen. She subsequently immigrated to the United States in the 1920s.
  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, November 10, 1929

  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, August 6, 1929

  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, May 14, 1929

  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, May 6, 1929

  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, March 24, 1929

  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, December 6, 1928

  • “Ada” to Ingeborg Henningsen, October 9, 1928

  • Letter to Ingeborg Henningsen, 1928

  • Letter to Ingeborg Henningsen, June 7, 1928

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