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| Name |
Age |
Sex |
| Caspar Hennebohle |
53 |
male |
| William Hennebohle |
23 |
male |
| Elisabeth Hennebohle |
11 |
female |
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Age of Caspar agrees with Mar 6, 1829
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Age of William agrees with Nov 6, 1858
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Age of Elizabeth is 3 years younger than the 1868 birth record reference found for her.
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Missing a William, approximate age of three, son of William Hennebohle,
believed to have a birthdate of 1879 according to some secondary sources, and
perhaps Dec. 1883/Jan. 1884 according to other sources.
William Jr., aka William C. Hennebohle, aka (to the grandchildren of
Frank Hennebohle and his brother William) Uncle Willie, may have been born
in Germany. See the
May 24, 1884 passenger manifest of the SS. Strassburg
arriving at the Port of Baltimore, MD.
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| This particular ship Amsterdam was built in 1879 in Scotland.
Its maiden voyage departed Rotterdam for New York on March 27, 1880.
On July 30, 1884 it ran aground off of Nova Scotia and was declared a total
loss. |
| This voyage of the Amsterdam was the first one the Amsterdam made
which originated from the port of Amsterdam. Until April 8, 1882,
all NASM ships sailed from the port of Rotterdam. |
| The master on this voyage, Captain Lucas, was also the master of
the Amsterdam on July 30, 1884 when it ran aground off of Nova Scotia. |
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