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Bertha Meyer to family, July 7, 1872
Bertha Meyer to family, Nov. 17, 1870
Hans-Hermann Marx
Hans-Hermann Marx is a resident of Saarbrücken. Before he retired, he worked as a commercial clerk in accounting and controlling. He became motivated to learn Kurrentschrift while researching his own family history and encountering documents he could...
Mathilde Raster
Daughter of German immigrant Hermann Raster and his first wife, Emilia Berta Hahn. Her mother died when she was young and she was sent to Germany to live with her father's relatives.
Stefan Anton Crede
Franz Crede
Gustav Adolf Crede
William Crede
John William Crede
Karl Crede
Hermann Kamp
Hermann Raster
<p>Hermann Raster was born in the duchy of Anhalt, where his father was a court official, in 1827. After becoming caught up in the 1848 revolution he left Germany and made his way to the United States, where he worked as a journalist first in...
C.J. Gottlieb Klug to Carl Christian Dobberpuhl, April 22, 1851
Letter from C.J. Gottlieb Klug to his brother-in-law, Carl Christian Dobberpuhl, April 22, 1851.
C.J. Gottlieb Klug to Carl Christian Dobberpuhl, May 25, 1847
Letter from C.J. Gottlieb Klug to his brother-in-law, Carl Christian Dobberpuhl, May 25, 1847.
Heinrich and Clothilde Crede to Carl Albert Crede, September 10, 1856
Letter from Heinrich and Clothilde Crede to their son, Carl Albert Crede, September 10, 1856. The bulk of the letter is written by Heinrich Crede, with an additional message from Clothilde Crede on the final page of the letter (written upside-down).
Crede family letter, June 10, 1854
Letter to Hermann Crede, June 10, 1854.
Crede family letter, May 16, 1854
Letter to Hermann Crede, May 16, 1854.
Crede family letter, May 15, 1854
Letter to Hermann Crede, May 15, 1854.
Clothilde Crede to Margarete Classen, April 15, 1853
Letter from Clothilde Crede to her mother, Margarete Classen, April 15, 1853. In this letter, she notifies her mother that her two sons, Hermann and Wilhelm, are on their way to immigrate to the United States, traveling via Bremen to New Orleans and...
Franz-Joseph Derenthal to Margarete Classen, April 7, 1851
Letter from Franz-Joseph Derenthal to Margarete Classen, April 7, 1851. Derenthal's sister was married to Margarete Classen's brother, making them relatives by marriage.