Henry died as a result of an automobile accident near the Windsor factory of the Great Western Sugar company. He was on his way home from a ball game when the accident occurred.
Eva & Henry Kisselman, along with Henry & Eva (Maier) Mayer and Elizabeth & Phillip Nofts (and children) all came to the United States on Feb. 28, 1913 via the port in Baltimore, Maryland. All three families traveled from Dönhof/Denhoff, Saratov Province, Russia to Bremen, Germany where they boarded the ship "Main" and traveled to America together.
HISTORY of Dönhof / Denhoff / Doenhoff
(by the Center for VOLGA German Studies)
http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu/settlements/mother_colonies/colony_doenhof.cfm
Eva & Henry Kisselman, along with Henry & Eva (Maier) Mayer and Elizabeth & Phillip Nofts (and children) all came to the United States on Feb. 28, 1913 via the port in Baltimore, Maryland. All three families traveled from Dönhof/Denhoff, Saratov Province, Russia to Bremen, Germany where they boarded the ship "Main" and traveled to America together.
HISTORY of Dönhof / Denhoff / Doenhoff
(by the Center for VOLGA German Studies)
http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu/settlements/mother_colonies/colony_doenhof.cfm
Henry died as a result of an automobile accident near the Windsor factory of the Great Western Sugar company. He was on his way home from a ball game when the accident occurred.
Eva & Henry Kisselman, along with Henry & Eva (Maier) Mayer and Elizabeth & Phillip Nofts (and children) all came to the United States on Feb. 28, 1913 via the port in Baltimore, Maryland. All three families traveled from Dönhof/Denhoff, Saratov Province, Russia to Bremen, Germany where they boarded the ship "Main" and traveled to America together.
HISTORY of Dönhof / Denhoff / Doenhoff
(by the Center for VOLGA German Studies)
http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu/settlements/mother_colonies/colony_doenhof.cfm
Eva & Henry Kisselman, along with Henry & Eva (Maier) Mayer and Elizabeth & Phillip Nofts (and children) all came to the United States on Feb. 28, 1913 via the port in Baltimore, Maryland. All three families traveled from Dönhof/Denhoff, Saratov Province, Russia to Bremen, Germany where they boarded the ship "Main" and traveled to America together.
HISTORY of Dönhof / Denhoff / Doenhoff
(by the Center for VOLGA German Studies)
http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu/settlements/mother_colonies/colony_doenhof.cfm
