Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameEva Margaretha Barbara Huhn 
Birth28 Apr 1808, Asbach, Baden
Immigration1852
Baptism30 Apr 1808, Daudenzell, Baden
FatherGeorg Christian Huhn (1782-1838)
MotherEva Katharina Sauter (1778-1836)
Documentation
On 28 April 1808 in Aschbach, Baden, Eva Margaretha Barbara Huhn was born to Christian Huhn and Eva Catharina Sauter, and was baptized on 30 April 1808 in Daudenzell, Baden. [Family History Library film 1189291.]
On 28 May 1852, the ship A. Cheesebrough, sailing from Liverpool, arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, with a number of members of the Huhn family:
Family:
Barbara Huhn, 42, female, born in Ashburgh, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 1 chest
Phillip Huhn, 15, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, 1 chest
Family:
Susanna Huhn, 40, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
John Huhn, 17, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
Cathrn Huhn, 12, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
Adam Huhn, 9, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
Family:
Margt Huhn, 44, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, spinster, 1 chest
John Huhn, 19, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, shoemaker, 1 chest
Susanne Huhn, 14, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, 1 chest
Family:
Chrst. Huhn, 30, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
Susanne Huhn, 26, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
Rosine Huhn, 3, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
Susanne Huhn, 6/12, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
(The occupation and number of chests would seem to pertain to the head of the family.)
[The National Archives at Washington, D.C.; Washington, D.C.; Records of the US Customs Service, RG36; NAI Number: 2655153; Record Group Title: Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1787-2004; Record Group Number: 85.]
On 28 May 1852, the ship A. Cheesebrough, sailing from Liverpool, arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, with a number of members of the Huhn family:
Family:
Barbara Huhn, 42, female, born in Ashburgh, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 1 chest
Phillip Huhn, 15, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, 1 chest
Family:
Susanna Huhn, 40, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
John Huhn, 17, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
Cathrn Huhn, 12, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
Adam Huhn, 9, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, farmer, 3 chests
Family:
Margt Huhn, 44, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, spinster, 1 chest
John Huhn, 19, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, shoemaker, 1 chest
Susanne Huhn, 14, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Baltimore, 1 chest
Family:
Chrst. Huhn, 30, male, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
Susanne Huhn, 26, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
Rosine Huhn, 3, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
Susanne Huhn, 6/12, female, born in Ashburg, Baden, destination Ohio, farmer, 1 chest
(The occupation and number of chests would seem to pertain to the head of the family.)
[The National Archives at Washington, D.C.; Washington, D.C.; Records of the US Customs Service, RG36; NAI Number: 2655153; Record Group Title: Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1787-2004; Record Group Number: 85.]