Born in the little town of Flemsdorf, Germany.
Parents: Christian Fuerstenau & Wilhelmine Luettkopf
Met and married August Kolbe on October 23, 1853 in NeuKunkendorf where he had come to work as a farm laborer.
Left Hamburg, Germany 30 Sept. 1861 aboard the ship Prinz Albert, and landed in New York on November 14, 1861 with husband and 3 children.
In 1863, they bought 40 acres in St. Clair County, Michigan.
Parents: Christian Fuerstenau & Wilhelmine Luettkopf
Met and married August Kolbe on October 23, 1853 in NeuKunkendorf where he had come to work as a farm laborer.
Left Hamburg, Germany 30 Sept. 1861 aboard the ship Prinz Albert, and landed in New York on November 14, 1861 with husband and 3 children.
In 1863, they bought 40 acres in St. Clair County, Michigan.
Born in the little town of Flemsdorf, Germany.
Parents: Christian Fuerstenau & Wilhelmine Luettkopf
Met and married August Kolbe on October 23, 1853 in NeuKunkendorf where he had come to work as a farm laborer.
Left Hamburg, Germany 30 Sept. 1861 aboard the ship Prinz Albert, and landed in New York on November 14, 1861 with husband and 3 children.
In 1863, they bought 40 acres in St. Clair County, Michigan.
Parents: Christian Fuerstenau & Wilhelmine Luettkopf
Met and married August Kolbe on October 23, 1853 in NeuKunkendorf where he had come to work as a farm laborer.
Left Hamburg, Germany 30 Sept. 1861 aboard the ship Prinz Albert, and landed in New York on November 14, 1861 with husband and 3 children.
In 1863, they bought 40 acres in St. Clair County, Michigan.
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