I am working on the Peppersack Tree. My Bernhard Heinrich was born 26 Dec
1808 and he died 29 July 1884 in Iowa. He was married to Catharina Sextro on
5 Aug 1834 in Damme. She died in Damme in 1877. I was just wondering the
other Day why he had left his wife to immigrated to the States and she
didn't go. From talking to somebody who worked on the Kentucky Peppersack line
he said the ancestor traveled back and forward as a Salesman or so. I
haven't found the connection to Kentucky but maybe it's right in front of me
Bernhard Heinrichs Father was Joan Peppersack and Maria Engel Macke Another
child Heinrich went to Iowa.
Also one of Bernhard and Catherina's children Johann Bernhard Peppersack
was married to Maria Elisabeth Fraunsmann. Could never find a Fraunsmann.
According to the Auswanderer Liste they immigrated too. I have no idea where
to. Any Idea? Their kids moved to Bremen.
Bye Monika Ayers
In a message dated 8/14/2013 9:21:02 P.M. W. Europe Daylight Time,
mstulken@wi.net writes:
Yes, he came through Baltimore 27 Sep 1869 on the ship Ohio. He had
departed from Bremen. He was 24.
I'm guessing the Frank Timphaus, who appears in Cincinnati city
directories 1870, 1876, 1877, might be he.
There's an Anton Timphaus, born 1843 in Mühlen, who served on ships' crews
from 1860 to 1872.
The 1870 census shows a Henry Timphus, born 1844 in Prussia, living in
Cincinnati, OHio
Frank or "F" Timphus shows up in 1872, 1873, and 1874 Cincinnati city
directories.
Hope this helps. If he returned to Germany, it looks as if it was after
1874.
Marilyn
Hello Marilyn,
Franz Anton Timphaus/Timphus emmigrated in 1869 to the US..
I know that he immigrated back to germany but i don´t know when.
Regards Jan
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Betreff: Re: [OL] Zurück gekehrte Auswanderer / Emigrants came backHi, Jan.
Do you have some more information -- names, dates, etc.?
Thanks.
Marilyn
Hello Marylin,
do you have something about the surname Timphaus, Timphus in the
database?
Regards
Jan
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Betreff: Re: [OL] Zurück gekehrte Auswanderer / Emigrants came backHi, Werner.
Here's what I found:
An Ancestry Public Member Tree shows
Bernard Heinrich [Henry B. Peppersack] Birth Date: 1808 Birth Place:
Havelland, Germany Death Date: 29 July 1884 Death Place: GermanyThe Hamburg passenger list shows
b peppersack
Hamburrg departure:
14 Sep 1860
born abt 1812
Arrival New York
Ship: SaxoniaThe 1900 US census shows Henry Peppersack Covington Ward t, Kenton
County, Kentucky Birth Date June 1815 Birth Place Germany
Immigration: 1852
Relation fo head of house: Grandfather Head of Household: Willis
StavermanMy experience with the 1870 US census is that a lot of people aren't
included, or their names are misspelled so badly that they can't be
found on electronic indexing.Are you sure they returned to Germany?
Best wishes,
MarilynHallo Liste,
gibt es Passagierlisten über Reisende von USA nach Deutschland?
Vermutlich zwischen 1860 - 1870 ist ein Bernard Peppersack mit seinerFamilie von Covington USA nach Damme/Oldenburg zurück gekommen.
Are there passenger lists over travelers from the USA to Germany?
A Bernard Peppersack come back from Covington USA with his family toDamme/Oldenburg between 1860 - 1870.
Census 1860 show this family, census 1870 not.
Werner Honkomp
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