Evelyn's Carl Kruger search

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Dear Evelyn,
there is a Joh. Warnemuende,Knecht, * ca 1806 with his wife Sophie * ca
1811 on the sailship Gutenberg 1858 from Hamburg to NY.
The village is noted Schönhof, Mecklenburg.
This may be :
D 23936 Schönhof parish Muehlen Eichsen,
D 17213 Schönhof parish Goehren
D 18276 Schönhoff parish Zehna.
Perhaps it is a part of the great puzzle.

Greetings from Hamburg
Hans Juergen Krull
_http://www.genealogy.com/users/k/r/u/Hans-juergen-Krull_
(http://www.genealogy.com/users/k/r/u/Hans-juergen-Krull)
_http://krull.tribalpages.com_ (http://krull.tribalpages.com/\)
For regional research in my files
_http://www.gedbas.genealogy.net/index.jsp_ (GEDBAS: New search)
Search mask you need only to add at: Ort(Stadt,Provinz,Land) the ZIP-code
as following,e.g.: D 23942 -- List of all Familynames :
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Family Tree at ancestry.de : Krull und Schippmann aus Mecklenburg

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Thanks, Hans for the info on Johann Warnemude. I'll check that out, too.
Are you able to check on passengers whose port of departure was Stettin? I have a family of Krugers who were on two different ships (Proteus and Dorothea) on 7 Sep 1843 and 16 Sep 1843, respectively who might have settled in MI. Both have Krueger heads of household whose names appeared in the 1850 MI census.
I found a record at the St. John's Reformed Church in Detroit, MI of two marriages witnesses by Carl Kruger of Detroit/Mt. Clemens in May 1852. I suspect that he might be my CK and the 1900 census info might not be correct?
Thank you.
Evelyn