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Was drafted together with his brother Henry into the army service as soon as they were old enough. Ferdinand was the tallest of the brothers, and the cleverest. Had a deep baritone voice as well as a fine education, and was a commanding officer in the King's Guard. He could write with both hands and hold a conversation at the same time, all on different subjects. His capability made him almost indispensable in the army.
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Henrietta and her sister Menia were experts with the needle, doing fine needle work and tailoring for both men and women.
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Fine outstanding man, but not as capable as Ferdinand.
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Age is given as 4 years in 1860 Iowa Census, page 21, dated 18 Jun 1860
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Katherine was a professional organist, travelling extensively through Europe, playing in theatres and all the large churches. She preferred the German cities, however.
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The oldest of the four boys, was six feet two inches tall, was exempted from military duty to help his mother in their business and in taking care of the family.
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Menia and her sister were experts with the needle, doing fine needle work and tailoring for both men and women.
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Age is given as 1 year old in 1860 Iowa Census, page 21, dated 18 Jun 1860.
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Sadonia was a trained nurse and midwife by profession, and practiced midwifery until she was seventy-five years of age. Moved to America at some time. Was visited by Anton Korb in Minnesota in 1912. Sadonia refused to become naturalized as a US citizen.
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Citizen of Butzbach
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Clerk of the court in Dietz.
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Citizen of Wetzlar.
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On ship Donau, from Bremen to USA
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She was the daughter of a Mennonite preacher, who served in his office sixty years.
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Married by Rev. J. A. Friderici.
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The estate of Eberhard Cryling of Upper Milford Township was probated in 1769. Catherine Cryling was the executor. Orphan's court, File number 495. This info from Bob Vatilla. Bob also finds that Edward and Sabina were sponsors of two baptisms at Dryland in 1763. He is the source of the children's names.
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Of Palmyra, pa.