Father to: Mabel, Selma, Ernest, and Erven. A hotel owner in Zumbro Falls, Minnesota. Farmer. Born in Germany
Friedrich (Fred) Heitman was my Grandfather. His father, Heinrich, and wife Anna Margaret (Fitschen)Heitman sailed from Bremen, Germany, to the Port of New York on S.S. Donau, 1884-85? with their children, Catherine, Friedrich (my Grandfather), Maria, Claus, Ella, Henry, and John.
They arrived in New York on April 25, 1885 (Ellis Island), and rode by train to Lake City, Minnesota. They were met at the railroad station by Peter Juers and rode by horse and wagon to his farm, where they ate dinner.
Friedrich (Fred) Heitman was my Grandfather. His father, Heinrich, and wife Anna Margaret (Fitschen)Heitman sailed from Bremen, Germany, to the Port of New York on S.S. Donau, 1884-85? with their children, Catherine, Friedrich (my Grandfather), Maria, Claus, Ella, Henry, and John.
They arrived in New York on April 25, 1885 (Ellis Island), and rode by train to Lake City, Minnesota. They were met at the railroad station by Peter Juers and rode by horse and wagon to his farm, where they ate dinner.
Father to: Mabel, Selma, Ernest, and Erven. A hotel owner in Zumbro Falls, Minnesota. Farmer. Born in Germany
Friedrich (Fred) Heitman was my Grandfather. His father, Heinrich, and wife Anna Margaret (Fitschen)Heitman sailed from Bremen, Germany, to the Port of New York on S.S. Donau, 1884-85? with their children, Catherine, Friedrich (my Grandfather), Maria, Claus, Ella, Henry, and John.
They arrived in New York on April 25, 1885 (Ellis Island), and rode by train to Lake City, Minnesota. They were met at the railroad station by Peter Juers and rode by horse and wagon to his farm, where they ate dinner.
Friedrich (Fred) Heitman was my Grandfather. His father, Heinrich, and wife Anna Margaret (Fitschen)Heitman sailed from Bremen, Germany, to the Port of New York on S.S. Donau, 1884-85? with their children, Catherine, Friedrich (my Grandfather), Maria, Claus, Ella, Henry, and John.
They arrived in New York on April 25, 1885 (Ellis Island), and rode by train to Lake City, Minnesota. They were met at the railroad station by Peter Juers and rode by horse and wagon to his farm, where they ate dinner.
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