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german migration 1926

D.Oltmann

I´m looking for my grandmother´s sister Karoline Wilhelmine Sophie Meyer, born 20.04,1882 in Frestorf 21 near Hannover in Germany,

migrated 1926 from Bremen, Germany on the ship Columbus to New York with the intension tho join her uncle and aunt Friedrich W. Menze and

Dorette Wehmeyer,  migrated in 1881 to Fort Wayne, USA. Any help would be much appreciated.

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    What exactly are you looking for, since you seem to have Karoline Wilhelmine Sophie Meyer passenger arrival information?  

  • 0 in reply to Susannah Brooks

    I´m looking for Karoline Wilhelmine Meyer. She probalbly married and changed her name. What happened to her after she arrived in Fort Wayne? Did she had children? Are they still alive? I would like to get in contact with them. 

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