Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
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On 10 August 1865, Kunigunda Wölfel’s intent to emigrate with her daughter, Kunigunda Wölfel, was published in the Amtsblatt für die Königlichen Bezirksämter Forchheim und Ebermannstadt sowie für die Königliche Stadt Forchheim (Official Gazette for the Royal District Offices of Forchheim and Ebermannstadt and for the Royal City of Forchheim):
Bekanntmachung.
Die ledige Biktualienhändlerin Kunigunda Wölfel von Burggaillenreuth, geboren am 9. November 1816, beabsichtigt mit ihrer unterm 6 Nov. 1849 auszerehelich gebornen Tochter Kunigunda Wölfel nach Nordamerika auszuwandern.
Allenfallsige Forderungen an dieselben sind
Dienstag den 22. ds. Mts.
Vormittags 9 Uhr
dahier geltend zu machen, widrigenfalls die Aushändigung der Reisepásse erfolgt.
Ebermannsstadt, den 8. Aug. 1865.
(Translation)
Notice.
The unmarried textile dealer Kunigunda Wölfel of Burggaillenreuth, born on November 9, 1816, intends to emigrate to North America with her daughter Kunigunda Wölfel, born out of wedlock on November 6, 1849.
Any claims against them are to be submitted here
Tuesday, the 22nd of this month,
at 9 a.m.
Failure to do so will result in the delivery of passports.
Ebermannsstadt, August 8, 1865.
[Amtsblatt für die Königlichen Bezirksämter Forchheim und Ebermannstadt sowie für die Königliche Stadt Forchheim, 10 August 1865, page 1.]
On 15 November 1865, the ship Admiral, traveling from Bremen, arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, carrying Kunigunda Wölfel, 15, female, servant, and Kunigunda Wölfel, 49, female, servant, both from Bayern with intended destionation of Baltimore. [Passenger Lists. M255, Baltimore, Maryland, 1820–1891, Roll 14: October 1, 1863-July 31, 1866.]
On 9 December 1879, Kunegunda Koehler and Frank Koehler, her Husband, the said Kunegunda Koehler being a Daughter and a Degatee in the last Will and Testament of Kundegunda Woelfel, acknowledged receipt from Ferdinand Schneider and George Woelfel, the Executors, of a two story brick house, with a one story back building a lot of ground on the West side of Castle street, appraised at $360. Signed Kunegunda Koehler, Frank his x mark Koehler. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Probate Records, Releases T613/C3223-35, page 18.]
On 9 December 1879, executors Ferdinand Schneider and George Woelfel presented the first administration account of Kunegunda Woelfel. Mentions payment to Reverend Berandin for officiating at funeral. Mentions a payment to John Woelfel for $10.35 for receipt of William Schnanffer. Includes disbursements in three equal amounts of $61.10 to George Woelfel, a son of the deceased, Kunigunda Koehler (wife of Frank Koehler), a daughter of the deceased, and Anna Schneider, a daughter of the deceased. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Administration Accounts C157-47: Baltimore. Probate Administrator Accounts 1879–1880, pages 29–30.]
1910 U.S. Census, Baltimore City, Maryland
Ward 6, Enumeration District 73, Sheet 1A
208 North Castle Street, Visited 124, Family 166
Kohler, Frank, head, male, white, 70, married twice, years married 28, born in Germany, both parents born in Germany, naturalized citizen, speaks English, laborer, wage worker, not out of work, can read and write, owns home free of mortgage
Kohler, Kunie, wife, female, white, 70, married twice, years married 28, born in Germany, both parents born in Germany, speaks English, no occupation, can read and write
Bekanntmachung.
Die ledige Biktualienhändlerin Kunigunda Wölfel von Burggaillenreuth, geboren am 9. November 1816, beabsichtigt mit ihrer unterm 6 Nov. 1849 auszerehelich gebornen Tochter Kunigunda Wölfel nach Nordamerika auszuwandern.
Allenfallsige Forderungen an dieselben sind
Dienstag den 22. ds. Mts.
Vormittags 9 Uhr
dahier geltend zu machen, widrigenfalls die Aushändigung der Reisepásse erfolgt.
Ebermannsstadt, den 8. Aug. 1865.
(Translation)
Notice.
The unmarried textile dealer Kunigunda Wölfel of Burggaillenreuth, born on November 9, 1816, intends to emigrate to North America with her daughter Kunigunda Wölfel, born out of wedlock on November 6, 1849.
Any claims against them are to be submitted here
Tuesday, the 22nd of this month,
at 9 a.m.
Failure to do so will result in the delivery of passports.
Ebermannsstadt, August 8, 1865.
[Amtsblatt für die Königlichen Bezirksämter Forchheim und Ebermannstadt sowie für die Königliche Stadt Forchheim, 10 August 1865, page 1.]
On 15 November 1865, the ship Admiral, traveling from Bremen, arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, carrying Kunigunda Wölfel, 15, female, servant, and Kunigunda Wölfel, 49, female, servant, both from Bayern with intended destionation of Baltimore. [Passenger Lists. M255, Baltimore, Maryland, 1820–1891, Roll 14: October 1, 1863-July 31, 1866.]
On 9 December 1879, Kunegunda Koehler and Frank Koehler, her Husband, the said Kunegunda Koehler being a Daughter and a Degatee in the last Will and Testament of Kundegunda Woelfel, acknowledged receipt from Ferdinand Schneider and George Woelfel, the Executors, of a two story brick house, with a one story back building a lot of ground on the West side of Castle street, appraised at $360. Signed Kunegunda Koehler, Frank his x mark Koehler. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Probate Records, Releases T613/C3223-35, page 18.]
On 9 December 1879, executors Ferdinand Schneider and George Woelfel presented the first administration account of Kunegunda Woelfel. Mentions payment to Reverend Berandin for officiating at funeral. Mentions a payment to John Woelfel for $10.35 for receipt of William Schnanffer. Includes disbursements in three equal amounts of $61.10 to George Woelfel, a son of the deceased, Kunigunda Koehler (wife of Frank Koehler), a daughter of the deceased, and Anna Schneider, a daughter of the deceased. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Administration Accounts C157-47: Baltimore. Probate Administrator Accounts 1879–1880, pages 29–30.]
1910 U.S. Census, Baltimore City, Maryland
Ward 6, Enumeration District 73, Sheet 1A
208 North Castle Street, Visited 124, Family 166
Kohler, Frank, head, male, white, 70, married twice, years married 28, born in Germany, both parents born in Germany, naturalized citizen, speaks English, laborer, wage worker, not out of work, can read and write, owns home free of mortgage
Kohler, Kunie, wife, female, white, 70, married twice, years married 28, born in Germany, both parents born in Germany, speaks English, no occupation, can read and write