Catharina Margaretha BECKEBREDE
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| Type | Value | Date | Place | Sources |
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| name | Catharina Margaretha BECKEBREDE |
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| Type | Date | Place | Sources |
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| emigration | 8. December 1836 | Arrived in New Orleans from Bremen, Germany.
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| death | 9. February 1861 | St. Charles, St. Charles County, MO
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| burial | 10. February 1861 | Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, St. Charles, St. Charles County, MO
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| birth | 21. February 1799 | Menslage
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| marriage | 24. May 1825 | Menslage
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24. May 1825
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Hermann Heinrich SANDFORT |
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From letter from Robert M. Sandfort: The first Sandfort immigrant was Hermann Heinrich Sandfort, who came with his wife, Catharina Margaretha Beckebrede, from the port of Bremen in Northwestern Germany aborad the ship Olbers to the port of New Orleans, landing on December 8, 1836. Their names appear on the passenger list of that vessel in the microfilm records of the Natl. Archives. They had sixchildren, the oldest of whom was Anna Maria Sandfort.
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| 1 | Catharina Margaretha Beckebrede |
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