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News: Citizen Scholars Going Above and Beyond
Sometimes, the citizen scholars who work on our collections conduct their own research to shed further light on the people and places mentioned in the letters they are studying. Two members of our transcription group from Saarland, Eva Tietjen and Regina... -
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Wilhelm Dickel to Frederick Wilhelm Dickel, November 16, 1921
This November 1921 letter was sent by Wilhelm Dickel of Hörde, in Westphalia, to his uncle Frederick <em>Wilhelm</em> Dickel, who had immigrated to the United States as a young man and lived in Amana, Iowa. The letter, however, was eventually... -
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Daniel Dickel to Wilhelm Dickel, February 8, 1922
Letter from Daniel Dickel to his cousin Wilhelm Dickel, February 8, 1922. Daniel Dickel explained that his father, Frederick <em>George</em> Dickel, who lived in Kelona, Iowa, had received a letter Wilhelm Dickel had sent to Frederick <em>Wilhelm</em>... -
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Wilhelm Lindemann to Gustav and Wilhelmina Nuss, July 20, 1897
The bulk of this letter, sent in July, 1897, was written by Wilhelm Lindemann, the son of Wilhelmina Vieting Nuss's sister Bertha Vieting and her husband (Friedrich) Wilhelm Lindemann. The elder Wilhelm Lindemann added a note at the end of the... -
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