Frederick W. WATERHOELTER

n German history, between 1848 to 1850, a revolution was taking place, which resulted in an increase in German immigration to America. This may have been the reason that Friedrich Wilhelm WATERHOELTERleft his parents and siblings, in Wissentrup, and traveled, alone, at the age of 14, on the ship GUSTAV, to the United States on June 13, 1849, arriving in the port of Baltimore. His ultimate destination was Washington, District of Columbia where he eventually married Jeannette Tone, (1856) and fathered Frederick William WATERHOLTER, (1857) and Emma WATERHOLTER, (1862).

More About Friedrich Wilhelm Waterhoelter:

Burial: December 28, 1873, Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, District of Columbia.

Census: 1850, Washington, District of Columbia and listed as William Waterholter.

Christening: August 14, 1836, Evangelisch Und Katholisch, Rheda, Westfalen, Preussen, Germany.

Confirmation: 1849, Wissentrup, Germany-Evangelical Reformed Church.

Emigration: June 13, 1849, From the port of Bremen, Germany to the port of Baltimore on the ship GUSTAV..

Fact 1: 1850, Was 14 years old at the time of 1850 Census.

Fact 3 1: June 13, 1849, Rheda is mentioned on GUSTAV Passenger List.

Fact 3 2: June 13, 1849, Traveled alone when he left Germany to come to America.

Fact 4: 1850, Their parents were not listed in the 1850 Census.

Fact 5: 1850, They were living in Mrs. Benton's Boarding House.

Grave Location: December 28, 1873, B-160-7.

Immigration: June 13, 1849, From the port of Bremen, Germany to the port of Baltimore on the ship GUSTAV..

Individual Note 1: Bet. 1848 - 1850, German Revolution was taking place. This may have been the reason that Friedrich Wilhelm WATERHOELTER decided to come to America..

Individual Note 2: 1871, Living at the SAME address as Maximilan Hermann LAUTEN!.

Nationality: October 06, 1835, German .

Occupation 1: 1860, Eating Room 21 Northern Market.

Occupation 2: 1863, Cigarmaker.

Occupation 3: 1864, Cigarmaker.

Occupation 4: 1867, Cigarmaker.

Occupation 5: 1868, Tobacconist.

Occupation 6: 1869, Cigarmaker.

Occupation 7: 1870, Cigarmaker.

Occupation 8: 1873, Cigarmaker.

Residence 1: 1850, His 12 year old relative, George, was living with him.

Residence 2: 1860, 429 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 3: 1865, Whereabouts unknown.

Residence 4: 1866, Whereabouts unknown.

Residence 5: 1867, 429 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 6: 1868, 429 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 7: 1869, 451 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 8: 1870, 1624 5th Street N.W., Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 9: 1871, 1624 5th Street N.W., Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 10: 1872, Whereabouts unknown.

Residence 11: 1873, 1624 5th Street N.W., Washington, District of Columbia.

Residence 12: 1874, No longer listed in D.C. City Directories..

More About Friedrich Wilhelm Waterhoelter and Jeannette Tone:

Death of one spouse: Unknown, Washington, District of Columbia.

Marriage: November 17, 1856, Washington, District of Columbia.

Quelle: https://gedbas.genealogy.net/person/show/1126464864

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