It appears as if this Caroline is the Karoline that arrived with little Fredrick in 1914, along with the family of Fred Weigt. The ship manifest shows Karoline's last name as Dreger rather than Weigt and says she is an aunt... The ship manifest from 1913 shows that Ludwig was single when he arrived in the U.S. The ship manifest from 1914 shows Karoline and little Fredrick traveling together and says they were going to Appleton to be with Ludwig and the notes show that Fredrick was the son of Ludwig.
Notes, from another relative, show that Caroline was the sister of Ludwig's first wife and apparently married him after she arrived in Appleton.
Notes, from another relative, show that Caroline was the sister of Ludwig's first wife and apparently married him after she arrived in Appleton.
It appears as if this Caroline is the Karoline that arrived with little Fredrick in 1914, along with the family of Fred Weigt. The ship manifest shows Karoline's last name as Dreger rather than Weigt and says she is an aunt... The ship manifest from 1913 shows that Ludwig was single when he arrived in the U.S. The ship manifest from 1914 shows Karoline and little Fredrick traveling together and says they were going to Appleton to be with Ludwig and the notes show that Fredrick was the son of Ludwig.
Notes, from another relative, show that Caroline was the sister of Ludwig's first wife and apparently married him after she arrived in Appleton.
Notes, from another relative, show that Caroline was the sister of Ludwig's first wife and apparently married him after she arrived in Appleton.
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