Adam Gerber was born in Germany April 18, 1819, and passed away at Yankee Hill May 7, 1878, at the age of 59.
Adam left his native country on the ship, Minnesota, sailing from Germany with a stop at the port of Liverpool, England. He arrived in New York on June 21, 1849.
In 1870, Adam was living in Columbia and was a miner. His son, John, was also a miner, and was 20 years old in 1870. John was born in New York.
Adam's other children, August, Emelia and Helen, were born in California.
The children all lived with Adam. Their mother, Barbara, had passed away in 1862.
Adam left his native country on the ship, Minnesota, sailing from Germany with a stop at the port of Liverpool, England. He arrived in New York on June 21, 1849.
In 1870, Adam was living in Columbia and was a miner. His son, John, was also a miner, and was 20 years old in 1870. John was born in New York.
Adam's other children, August, Emelia and Helen, were born in California.
The children all lived with Adam. Their mother, Barbara, had passed away in 1862.
Adam Gerber was born in Germany April 18, 1819, and passed away at Yankee Hill May 7, 1878, at the age of 59.
Adam left his native country on the ship, Minnesota, sailing from Germany with a stop at the port of Liverpool, England. He arrived in New York on June 21, 1849.
In 1870, Adam was living in Columbia and was a miner. His son, John, was also a miner, and was 20 years old in 1870. John was born in New York.
Adam's other children, August, Emelia and Helen, were born in California.
The children all lived with Adam. Their mother, Barbara, had passed away in 1862.
Adam left his native country on the ship, Minnesota, sailing from Germany with a stop at the port of Liverpool, England. He arrived in New York on June 21, 1849.
In 1870, Adam was living in Columbia and was a miner. His son, John, was also a miner, and was 20 years old in 1870. John was born in New York.
Adam's other children, August, Emelia and Helen, were born in California.
The children all lived with Adam. Their mother, Barbara, had passed away in 1862.
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The relics of our departed Worth,Lies shrouded here in Gloom, And her With aching hearts We mark, Our own dear Parents' Tomb H. Coyle
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