Johann Bergman arrived in the United States on March 31, 1868 in New York, with his son Carl and his family. From the Port of Departure Hamburg.
Please note his first name was also spelled Joachim. I have used the spelling on the New York Passenger List Johann.
Information from the family Bible and the New York Passenger List.
Written by Dori 47796684.
It is believed there were small white stones in this cemetery at one time, only 2 headstones remain in this cemetery. Written by Dolores Hahn 47796684.
Please note his first name was also spelled Joachim. I have used the spelling on the New York Passenger List Johann.
Information from the family Bible and the New York Passenger List.
Written by Dori 47796684.
It is believed there were small white stones in this cemetery at one time, only 2 headstones remain in this cemetery. Written by Dolores Hahn 47796684.
Johann Bergman arrived in the United States on March 31, 1868 in New York, with his son Carl and his family. From the Port of Departure Hamburg.
Please note his first name was also spelled Joachim. I have used the spelling on the New York Passenger List Johann.
Information from the family Bible and the New York Passenger List.
Written by Dori 47796684.
It is believed there were small white stones in this cemetery at one time, only 2 headstones remain in this cemetery. Written by Dolores Hahn 47796684.
Please note his first name was also spelled Joachim. I have used the spelling on the New York Passenger List Johann.
Information from the family Bible and the New York Passenger List.
Written by Dori 47796684.
It is believed there were small white stones in this cemetery at one time, only 2 headstones remain in this cemetery. Written by Dolores Hahn 47796684.
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