Parents: Marx Ehlers (1772-1834) and Antje Wagner Ehlers (1787-1840). He was born in Holstein, Germany.
Carsten immigrated to the U.S. in 1854. He migrated to Adams County, Illinois where he married Christina Elnora Meier (Myer) on 25 January 1857. He was naturalized in Scott County, Iowa in 1871. They migrated to Sumner County, Kansas in 1886.
Their children were: Hannah M., Ernest August, Mary Elinor, Henry, Louisa Christine, Richard W. and C. Willihelm (William).
Carsten immigrated to the U.S. in 1854. He migrated to Adams County, Illinois where he married Christina Elnora Meier (Myer) on 25 January 1857. He was naturalized in Scott County, Iowa in 1871. They migrated to Sumner County, Kansas in 1886.
Their children were: Hannah M., Ernest August, Mary Elinor, Henry, Louisa Christine, Richard W. and C. Willihelm (William).
Parents: Marx Ehlers (1772-1834) and Antje Wagner Ehlers (1787-1840). He was born in Holstein, Germany.
Carsten immigrated to the U.S. in 1854. He migrated to Adams County, Illinois where he married Christina Elnora Meier (Myer) on 25 January 1857. He was naturalized in Scott County, Iowa in 1871. They migrated to Sumner County, Kansas in 1886.
Their children were: Hannah M., Ernest August, Mary Elinor, Henry, Louisa Christine, Richard W. and C. Willihelm (William).
Carsten immigrated to the U.S. in 1854. He migrated to Adams County, Illinois where he married Christina Elnora Meier (Myer) on 25 January 1857. He was naturalized in Scott County, Iowa in 1871. They migrated to Sumner County, Kansas in 1886.
Their children were: Hannah M., Ernest August, Mary Elinor, Henry, Louisa Christine, Richard W. and C. Willihelm (William).
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