Married:
John Harder
31 Jan 1882, Douglas Co., Nebraska
Friederica was the, likely illegitimate, daughter of Maria Sophia Friederica Friedrichsen of Dollrotzholz and Friederich Petersen, an innkeeper at nearby Scheggerott. She was born in Dollrottholz and baptized 7 Nov 1862 in the Süderbrarup-Loit parish of the Kirchenkreis Schleswig-Flensburg. Her mother subsequently married Conrad Peter Heinrich Nielsen, a widower, on 28 Apr 1864 and they subsequently had 7 children. Five of Friederica's half-siblings also emigrated from Germany to settle in Nebraska; Adolph Nielsen, Nicolaus Nielsen, John Nielsen, Christina Nielsen, and Andrew Nielsen (Andrew subsequently moved to Minnesota).
Friederica and her half-brother Adolph Nielsen emigrated together in 1881, leaving the port of Hamburg, Germany, and arriving in New York on the ship "Herder" on 9 June 1881. Their last residence was listed in the Hamburg passenger records as being Kattbek, Germany.
Friederica's half-sister Christina Nielsen immigrated to the U.S. in 1882 with her brothers Nicolaus and John; and Christina was subsequently listed in Friederica and John Harder's household in the 1885 Nebraska State Census.
John Harder
31 Jan 1882, Douglas Co., Nebraska
Friederica was the, likely illegitimate, daughter of Maria Sophia Friederica Friedrichsen of Dollrotzholz and Friederich Petersen, an innkeeper at nearby Scheggerott. She was born in Dollrottholz and baptized 7 Nov 1862 in the Süderbrarup-Loit parish of the Kirchenkreis Schleswig-Flensburg. Her mother subsequently married Conrad Peter Heinrich Nielsen, a widower, on 28 Apr 1864 and they subsequently had 7 children. Five of Friederica's half-siblings also emigrated from Germany to settle in Nebraska; Adolph Nielsen, Nicolaus Nielsen, John Nielsen, Christina Nielsen, and Andrew Nielsen (Andrew subsequently moved to Minnesota).
Friederica and her half-brother Adolph Nielsen emigrated together in 1881, leaving the port of Hamburg, Germany, and arriving in New York on the ship "Herder" on 9 June 1881. Their last residence was listed in the Hamburg passenger records as being Kattbek, Germany.
Friederica's half-sister Christina Nielsen immigrated to the U.S. in 1882 with her brothers Nicolaus and John; and Christina was subsequently listed in Friederica and John Harder's household in the 1885 Nebraska State Census.
Married:
John Harder
31 Jan 1882, Douglas Co., Nebraska
Friederica was the, likely illegitimate, daughter of Maria Sophia Friederica Friedrichsen of Dollrotzholz and Friederich Petersen, an innkeeper at nearby Scheggerott. She was born in Dollrottholz and baptized 7 Nov 1862 in the Süderbrarup-Loit parish of the Kirchenkreis Schleswig-Flensburg. Her mother subsequently married Conrad Peter Heinrich Nielsen, a widower, on 28 Apr 1864 and they subsequently had 7 children. Five of Friederica's half-siblings also emigrated from Germany to settle in Nebraska; Adolph Nielsen, Nicolaus Nielsen, John Nielsen, Christina Nielsen, and Andrew Nielsen (Andrew subsequently moved to Minnesota).
Friederica and her half-brother Adolph Nielsen emigrated together in 1881, leaving the port of Hamburg, Germany, and arriving in New York on the ship "Herder" on 9 June 1881. Their last residence was listed in the Hamburg passenger records as being Kattbek, Germany.
Friederica's half-sister Christina Nielsen immigrated to the U.S. in 1882 with her brothers Nicolaus and John; and Christina was subsequently listed in Friederica and John Harder's household in the 1885 Nebraska State Census.
John Harder
31 Jan 1882, Douglas Co., Nebraska
Friederica was the, likely illegitimate, daughter of Maria Sophia Friederica Friedrichsen of Dollrotzholz and Friederich Petersen, an innkeeper at nearby Scheggerott. She was born in Dollrottholz and baptized 7 Nov 1862 in the Süderbrarup-Loit parish of the Kirchenkreis Schleswig-Flensburg. Her mother subsequently married Conrad Peter Heinrich Nielsen, a widower, on 28 Apr 1864 and they subsequently had 7 children. Five of Friederica's half-siblings also emigrated from Germany to settle in Nebraska; Adolph Nielsen, Nicolaus Nielsen, John Nielsen, Christina Nielsen, and Andrew Nielsen (Andrew subsequently moved to Minnesota).
Friederica and her half-brother Adolph Nielsen emigrated together in 1881, leaving the port of Hamburg, Germany, and arriving in New York on the ship "Herder" on 9 June 1881. Their last residence was listed in the Hamburg passenger records as being Kattbek, Germany.
Friederica's half-sister Christina Nielsen immigrated to the U.S. in 1882 with her brothers Nicolaus and John; and Christina was subsequently listed in Friederica and John Harder's household in the 1885 Nebraska State Census.
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