ROMARI-MUSEUM Family Gallery
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
EMIGRANT COLLECTION
Letter to Mr. Mitchell G. Robin, Chicago, Illinois written 4th September 1935 by Marie Weil from Emmershausen to resolve the open distribution of an heritage between three beneficiary relatives in the United States of America. The signature under the english translation seems to be from "Alfred Achenbach"
Letter to Mss. Emma Achepohl, Illinois, Fox River Grove written 4th September 1935 by Marie Weil from Emmershausen to resolve the open distribution of an heritage between three beneficiary relatives in the United States of America. The signature under the english translation seems to be from "Alfred Achenbach"
Answer letter of the Foreign Service of the United States of America in München from 26. February 1957 directed to Mrs. Marie Weil at Emmershausen in affairs of confiscated german values in the USA
Detail from an letter envelope sent December 9th, 1950 to Mrs. Marie Weil in Emmershausen / Germany from City of Indianapolis, US State Indiana
Adoption Consent Declaration for Anna Maria Leber from Hausen (Black Forerst) Germany given by her mother Wilhelmine Leber Greiner towards the Royal German Embassy at Cincinnati represented by their notary Mr. Marckworth at 18th January 1895
Excerpt from Cincinnatty Library 1920 City Directory
Registries of Citizens with family name "Leber"
Bertha Leber - Loveless
Sister of Anna Maria Weil Leber from Hausen (Wiesental) Black Forest
portraited by Hodgson Photo Studio, 613-615 Madison Avenue, COVINGTON / Kentucky
Frieda (Leber ?)
Relative of Anna Maria Weil Leber from Hausen (Wiesental) Black Forest
portraited by Hodgson Photo Studio, 613-615 Madison Avenue, COVINGTON / Kentucky
Letter from Ruth Ashcraft - Leber
41014 Covington / Kentucky, 1724 Banklick Street
to Rosemarie Zanger sent 25th March 1982
Get Well Wish Card from Ruth Leber
to Rosemarie Zanger
with recovery wishes for "Aunt Mary" Maria Klinge
sent probably end 1970ies beginning 1980ies
Excerpt from the Anna Maria Leber cooking book from 1896
with adress registry for her familiar emigrant
Carl Leber, Covington Kentucky, No. 275 M. 12 Street
Letter to Mss. Helen Isaac, Covington Kentucky, 1423 Madison Avenue written 4th September 1935 by Marie Weil from Emmershausen to resolve the open distribution of an heritage between three beneficiary relatives in the United States of America. The signature under the english translation seems to be from "Alfred Achenbach"
The following series of photographies must have been sent from the relatives in the United States of America to the Weil family at Emmershausen about 1950, following repeated requests to sent pictures because due to the long, contactless absence of the emigrants since 1890-1900, the in Germany remaining family part had no more visual imagination about their relatives in the USA. Basically the grand daughter of Marie Weil, the only representant of the second generation in Germany, Rosemarie Klinge-Weil (later Rosemarie Zanger), growing up to adolescence had no vivid idea about her relatives in the USA.
with inscription :
"This is a picture of me and my son Ralph´s wife taken in August 1949"
Bertha Leber ? with husband and children and their spouses
with inscription :
Top row : young Harry and Deborah, his wife, Dorothy and her husband
Bertha Leber ? with husband
with inscription :
Myself and Will
Family Ashcraft ?
with inscription :
Park 1944 - left to right
Ruth, Mother, Edna
Diana, Bobby, Alma
Diana is 8, Edna´s girl - Bobby is 6, Alma´s boy
Ruth is 29 years, Edna is 35 years, Mother is 71 years
Harry, son of Bertha Leber ?
with inscription :
"this is Harry with his deer"
Emigrant family House, situated probably in Covington, Kentucky U.S.A. around 1940-50
with original inscription : "Hause and Garden Bertha"
and later added by Rosemarie Zanger : Amerika, Schwester von M. Weil
To the envelope that contains the USA house picture are added 2 more house photographies, broken and glued on postcard box with imprint in german and decorative border made of paper with writing Copyright 1927 by C. Ullstein A.-G., Ber
The two displayed house photographies show similar architectonical patterns as the upside shown house pictures, but are different in design details. The identity of the 2 respectively 3 womans that appear on the balconies is unknown :
The storage envelope also contains 1 family-photography without personality description. The affiliation to the Weil family USA emigrants photography collection still has to be confirmed :
ROMARI-MUSEUM Family Gallery UNITED STATES OF AMERICA EMIGRANT COLLECTION Female Group Photography from the Rosemarie Zanger U.S.-Emigrant ...
