Husband Julius Otto August König.
Father Johann Carl Schindler died 12/9/1847 in Clausthal, Germany, Mother Johanne Wilhelmine born Hölling B.9/24/1802 in Clausthal, Germany, D.1891 in Williamstown, PA.
Sophia Dorothee Christiane was born in 1825.
The family decided to emigrate when the Kingdom of Hanover (Germany), during a time of a depressed econonomy could not support the increasing size of the population. It was decided to offer loans to citizens to pay for passage and emigrate to the United States or Australia in particular, and/or Africa and South America.
Many in the mining areas of and around Clausthal, Germany decided to emigrate. This Schindler family decided to travel to the United States, but another un-related Schindler family decided to go to Australia. Both Schindler families (changed to Schintler in Australia) atended the same Market Church of the Holy Spirit. A german researcher could find no connection as far back as 1700 between the two families.
Children
*Johanne Friederike Charlotte Winter 1846–
*Julie Eleonore Whilhelmina Keonig 1848–
*Johanna Augusta Caroline Anna Keonig 1850–1925
*Carl August Adolph Keonig 1852–
*Johanna Auguste Carolina Wilhelmine König 1854–1860
*Amelia (Weineck - Hose) Keonig 1856–1916
*Sophia Koeing 1857–1925
*Julian Keonig 1858–
*Charles Keonig 1858–1865
*Earnest Augustus Koenig 1861–1866
*William Keonig 1864–1923
*Elizabeth Koenig 1868–1912
Father Johann Carl Schindler died 12/9/1847 in Clausthal, Germany, Mother Johanne Wilhelmine born Hölling B.9/24/1802 in Clausthal, Germany, D.1891 in Williamstown, PA.
Sophia Dorothee Christiane was born in 1825.
The family decided to emigrate when the Kingdom of Hanover (Germany), during a time of a depressed econonomy could not support the increasing size of the population. It was decided to offer loans to citizens to pay for passage and emigrate to the United States or Australia in particular, and/or Africa and South America.
Many in the mining areas of and around Clausthal, Germany decided to emigrate. This Schindler family decided to travel to the United States, but another un-related Schindler family decided to go to Australia. Both Schindler families (changed to Schintler in Australia) atended the same Market Church of the Holy Spirit. A german researcher could find no connection as far back as 1700 between the two families.
Children
*Johanne Friederike Charlotte Winter 1846–
*Julie Eleonore Whilhelmina Keonig 1848–
*Johanna Augusta Caroline Anna Keonig 1850–1925
*Carl August Adolph Keonig 1852–
*Johanna Auguste Carolina Wilhelmine König 1854–1860
*Amelia (Weineck - Hose) Keonig 1856–1916
*Sophia Koeing 1857–1925
*Julian Keonig 1858–
*Charles Keonig 1858–1865
*Earnest Augustus Koenig 1861–1866
*William Keonig 1864–1923
*Elizabeth Koenig 1868–1912
Husband Julius Otto August König.
Father Johann Carl Schindler died 12/9/1847 in Clausthal, Germany, Mother Johanne Wilhelmine born Hölling B.9/24/1802 in Clausthal, Germany, D.1891 in Williamstown, PA.
Sophia Dorothee Christiane was born in 1825.
The family decided to emigrate when the Kingdom of Hanover (Germany), during a time of a depressed econonomy could not support the increasing size of the population. It was decided to offer loans to citizens to pay for passage and emigrate to the United States or Australia in particular, and/or Africa and South America.
Many in the mining areas of and around Clausthal, Germany decided to emigrate. This Schindler family decided to travel to the United States, but another un-related Schindler family decided to go to Australia. Both Schindler families (changed to Schintler in Australia) atended the same Market Church of the Holy Spirit. A german researcher could find no connection as far back as 1700 between the two families.
Children
*Johanne Friederike Charlotte Winter 1846–
*Julie Eleonore Whilhelmina Keonig 1848–
*Johanna Augusta Caroline Anna Keonig 1850–1925
*Carl August Adolph Keonig 1852–
*Johanna Auguste Carolina Wilhelmine König 1854–1860
*Amelia (Weineck - Hose) Keonig 1856–1916
*Sophia Koeing 1857–1925
*Julian Keonig 1858–
*Charles Keonig 1858–1865
*Earnest Augustus Koenig 1861–1866
*William Keonig 1864–1923
*Elizabeth Koenig 1868–1912
Father Johann Carl Schindler died 12/9/1847 in Clausthal, Germany, Mother Johanne Wilhelmine born Hölling B.9/24/1802 in Clausthal, Germany, D.1891 in Williamstown, PA.
Sophia Dorothee Christiane was born in 1825.
The family decided to emigrate when the Kingdom of Hanover (Germany), during a time of a depressed econonomy could not support the increasing size of the population. It was decided to offer loans to citizens to pay for passage and emigrate to the United States or Australia in particular, and/or Africa and South America.
Many in the mining areas of and around Clausthal, Germany decided to emigrate. This Schindler family decided to travel to the United States, but another un-related Schindler family decided to go to Australia. Both Schindler families (changed to Schintler in Australia) atended the same Market Church of the Holy Spirit. A german researcher could find no connection as far back as 1700 between the two families.
Children
*Johanne Friederike Charlotte Winter 1846–
*Julie Eleonore Whilhelmina Keonig 1848–
*Johanna Augusta Caroline Anna Keonig 1850–1925
*Carl August Adolph Keonig 1852–
*Johanna Auguste Carolina Wilhelmine König 1854–1860
*Amelia (Weineck - Hose) Keonig 1856–1916
*Sophia Koeing 1857–1925
*Julian Keonig 1858–
*Charles Keonig 1858–1865
*Earnest Augustus Koenig 1861–1866
*William Keonig 1864–1923
*Elizabeth Koenig 1868–1912
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