From information provided by Al Hemminger:
Born in: Esslingen, Württemberg, Germany
Occupation: Pop Manufacturer
Father: JOHANN LEONHARD HEMMINGER, (1777-1839)
Mother: MARIA ELISABETHA FAERBER,(1782-1845)
Other spouses: DOROTHEA SCHUMAN,
Misc. Notes :Jacob and his first wife, Dorothea, arrived in
the United States in New York
on 19 Apr 1852 on the Ship Orleans from Bavaria.
(Ref., Germans to America,ed. by Glazier, Vol. 2, Pg. 249).
Jacob was listed as 33 years of age and Dorothea as 42 years
of age. Both gave occupations as farmers.
Jacob married his second wife, Adelheid Faist, 16 May, 1864.
When he died in 29 Sep 1881 he was survived by his widow
and the following children:
Mrs. Louise (Charles C.)Westerhold, Mrs. Emilie Jäger, Mrs. Ida Prestzler,
Mrs. Marie Geiss, and Carl H. His widow mourned him for
ten years and then was married for a second time, 5 Jan 1891,
to the widower Joseph Obergefell.
Jacob ran a saloon at 333 West Market Street in Sandusky, Ohio
and rented out some of the upper rooms in the three story
building to boarders. He also lived here with his family,
as was customary with saloon keepers.
Born in: Esslingen, Württemberg, Germany
Occupation: Pop Manufacturer
Father: JOHANN LEONHARD HEMMINGER, (1777-1839)
Mother: MARIA ELISABETHA FAERBER,(1782-1845)
Other spouses: DOROTHEA SCHUMAN,
Misc. Notes :Jacob and his first wife, Dorothea, arrived in
the United States in New York
on 19 Apr 1852 on the Ship Orleans from Bavaria.
(Ref., Germans to America,ed. by Glazier, Vol. 2, Pg. 249).
Jacob was listed as 33 years of age and Dorothea as 42 years
of age. Both gave occupations as farmers.
Jacob married his second wife, Adelheid Faist, 16 May, 1864.
When he died in 29 Sep 1881 he was survived by his widow
and the following children:
Mrs. Louise (Charles C.)Westerhold, Mrs. Emilie Jäger, Mrs. Ida Prestzler,
Mrs. Marie Geiss, and Carl H. His widow mourned him for
ten years and then was married for a second time, 5 Jan 1891,
to the widower Joseph Obergefell.
Jacob ran a saloon at 333 West Market Street in Sandusky, Ohio
and rented out some of the upper rooms in the three story
building to boarders. He also lived here with his family,
as was customary with saloon keepers.
From information provided by Al Hemminger:
Born in: Esslingen, Württemberg, Germany
Occupation: Pop Manufacturer
Father: JOHANN LEONHARD HEMMINGER, (1777-1839)
Mother: MARIA ELISABETHA FAERBER,(1782-1845)
Other spouses: DOROTHEA SCHUMAN,
Misc. Notes :Jacob and his first wife, Dorothea, arrived in
the United States in New York
on 19 Apr 1852 on the Ship Orleans from Bavaria.
(Ref., Germans to America,ed. by Glazier, Vol. 2, Pg. 249).
Jacob was listed as 33 years of age and Dorothea as 42 years
of age. Both gave occupations as farmers.
Jacob married his second wife, Adelheid Faist, 16 May, 1864.
When he died in 29 Sep 1881 he was survived by his widow
and the following children:
Mrs. Louise (Charles C.)Westerhold, Mrs. Emilie Jäger, Mrs. Ida Prestzler,
Mrs. Marie Geiss, and Carl H. His widow mourned him for
ten years and then was married for a second time, 5 Jan 1891,
to the widower Joseph Obergefell.
Jacob ran a saloon at 333 West Market Street in Sandusky, Ohio
and rented out some of the upper rooms in the three story
building to boarders. He also lived here with his family,
as was customary with saloon keepers.
Born in: Esslingen, Württemberg, Germany
Occupation: Pop Manufacturer
Father: JOHANN LEONHARD HEMMINGER, (1777-1839)
Mother: MARIA ELISABETHA FAERBER,(1782-1845)
Other spouses: DOROTHEA SCHUMAN,
Misc. Notes :Jacob and his first wife, Dorothea, arrived in
the United States in New York
on 19 Apr 1852 on the Ship Orleans from Bavaria.
(Ref., Germans to America,ed. by Glazier, Vol. 2, Pg. 249).
Jacob was listed as 33 years of age and Dorothea as 42 years
of age. Both gave occupations as farmers.
Jacob married his second wife, Adelheid Faist, 16 May, 1864.
When he died in 29 Sep 1881 he was survived by his widow
and the following children:
Mrs. Louise (Charles C.)Westerhold, Mrs. Emilie Jäger, Mrs. Ida Prestzler,
Mrs. Marie Geiss, and Carl H. His widow mourned him for
ten years and then was married for a second time, 5 Jan 1891,
to the widower Joseph Obergefell.
Jacob ran a saloon at 333 West Market Street in Sandusky, Ohio
and rented out some of the upper rooms in the three story
building to boarders. He also lived here with his family,
as was customary with saloon keepers.
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