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Report: Media 010
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| # | Person ID | Last Name | First Name | mediaID | BeschreibungMedium | BeschreibungMediumPerson | BemerkungenMedium | BemerkungenMediumPerson | Tree | Living |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 114 | GROSSAUHEIM SCHOOL HOUSE | Adolf-Hitlerstr.44, Gross-Auheim, Hanau, Hessen, Germany | The "School at the Fountain", formerly known as the "Gustav-Lesemann-Schule" is located at Hauptstr. 64 in Gross Auheim (now part of Hanau), Hessen, Germany. Original construction was in 1875/76 with two classrooms, each for 80 students, and two apartments for teachers. The building was updated in the years 1893/94 by adding more windows for a brighter and cooler atmosphere. |
The family residence in the early 1940s. | |||||
| 2 | I01969 | BUCKLEY | Ellen | 401 | KENNERLY, Ellen, estate inventory. | Estate inventory of Ellen Kennerly, dtd. 16 Nov 1756. | Inventory of the estate of Ellen Kennerly, dtd. 16 Nov 1756. | tree1 | 0 | |
| 3 | I00253 | |||||||||
| 4 | I02363 | COOKE | George | George Cooke was an artist that was sponsored by Daniel Pratt, a wealthy industrialist. In 1836 Mr. Pratt bought land on the Autuaga Creek in Alabama where he built a cotton gin factory, cotton mill, grist mill, woolen mill, and a foundry. The area became known as Prattville. Pratt was one of the first people to develop Alabama's coal and iron ore mines, and he helped establish the North and South Alabama railroad. When the Civil War broke out, he supplied the "Prattville Dragoons" of the 3rd Alabama Cavalry with Confederate uniforms and bought thousands of bonds to support the South. He is also credited for creating the first free school in Alabama. Instead of the students' desks being placed along the walls, he set them up in rows how they are today. Pratt is nicknamed "Alabama's First Great Industrialist". | tree1 | 0 | ||||
| 5 | I00443 | Cooke | Robert | Hagood House. | tree1 | 0 | ||||
| 6 | I00020 | EGGERT | Carolina Sophia Luise Christiane | 1104 | CENS- Census of 1867, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany | Census form listing the members of the Carl Harms household in Greese, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany | The census form wrongly lists Carolina as Friderike on Line 2 of the official census form. | tree1 | 0 | |
| 7 | I00077 | |||||||||
| 8 | I00126 | HARMS | Wilhelmine Luise Emilie Karla | 1190 | COOK Wilhelmine 26 Jun 1962 | From the "Lebanon Daily News", Tuesday Evening, June 26, 1962 | Wilma gets her US citizenship. | Picture accompanied the front page article "10 From Central Europe Become Citizens of U.S." | tree1 | 0 |
| 9 | I00586 | HERNANDEZ Garza | Adelita | 1393 | HERNANDEZ Silverio GARZA Yolanda Adelita | Family portrait. | tree1 | 0 | ||
| 10 | I00585 | HERNANDEZ Garza | Silverio | 1393 | HERNANDEZ Silverio GARZA Yolanda Adelita | Family portrait. | tree1 | 0 | ||
| 11 | I02481 | SCHÖNE | Erika | 988 | SCHOENE Wilhelm and Ina (SCHMIDT) | There is a special inscription honoring the memory of their daughter Erika who was killed in WWII in Norway. | A special inscription on the headstone of her parents in her memory. | tree1 | 0 |