Born in Phaltz Bayern, Rhineland Bavaria, he married Louisa Schneider in 1845. They had two sons. The family emigrated with Louisa's family on the Prince Albert arriving in New York 1 Dec 1850.
In 1851 the cholera epidemic struck the German immigrants, killing Valentin and his two sons.
His widowed wife remarried and moved with her family to Cook County, IL. The actual location of Valentin and his sons' graves is now unknown.
Information is eagerly welcome.
In 1851 the cholera epidemic struck the German immigrants, killing Valentin and his two sons.
His widowed wife remarried and moved with her family to Cook County, IL. The actual location of Valentin and his sons' graves is now unknown.
Information is eagerly welcome.
Born in Phaltz Bayern, Rhineland Bavaria, he married Louisa Schneider in 1845. They had two sons. The family emigrated with Louisa's family on the Prince Albert arriving in New York 1 Dec 1850.
In 1851 the cholera epidemic struck the German immigrants, killing Valentin and his two sons.
His widowed wife remarried and moved with her family to Cook County, IL. The actual location of Valentin and his sons' graves is now unknown.
Information is eagerly welcome.
In 1851 the cholera epidemic struck the German immigrants, killing Valentin and his two sons.
His widowed wife remarried and moved with her family to Cook County, IL. The actual location of Valentin and his sons' graves is now unknown.
Information is eagerly welcome.
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