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Case File: Charles Albert Breitwieser (1907)
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Dwelling #214, Family #266 – Birmingham, Allegheny, Pennsylvania (15 Jul 1870)
|
| Name |
Age |
Sex |
Race |
Occupation |
Real Estate |
Personal Estate |
Born |
| Breitwieser, Bernhard |
28 |
M |
W |
Baker |
$8000 |
$200 |
Hesse-Darmstadt |
| “, Fredricka |
28 |
F |
W |
House Keeper |
|
|
Lippe-Detmold |
| “, Louisa |
3 |
F |
W |
At home |
|
|
Penna |
| “, Bernard |
2 |
M |
W |
At home |
|
|
Penna |
| “, Emma |
1 |
F |
W |
At home |
|
|
Penna |
| Mullholl, Fritz |
25 |
M |
W |
Baker |
|
|
Hesse-Darmstadt |
| Ostewin, Anna |
20 |
F |
W |
At home |
|
|
Kurster Hesse |
| Notes: Everyone in the household have parents of foreign birth. The birth place of Anna, “Kurster” is likely an abbreviation for Kurfürstentum Hesse. Kurfürstentum is “Electorate” in English, this region was also more commonly known as Hesse-Kassel or Kurhessen; it was annexed to Prussia in 1866 but the name was still commonly used as a region after that time. Hesse-Darmstadt and Lippe-Detmold are in the same region. |
