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Name | Ferdinand (Knickkel) Knupple | |
Birth | 1824 | of, Lassen, Prussia |
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Gender | Male | |
Immigration | 13 Jun 1850 | "Bark Neptune," Bremen, Germany |
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Bark Neptune Manifest Includes Captain Carl Vespermann's signature, information about the baque of the middle 19th century. Family members who sailed this voyage are linked to the respective pages within this file. (d) Albert Peter (Koch) Cook (I22589) Alvenia Emilie Marie Wilhemine (Koch) Cook (I22586) Augusto (Koch) Cook (I22583) Christian Rheinhold (Koch) Cook (I22588) Dorothea Ernistine Johanna (Koch) Cook (I22585) Frederick (Fritz) William (Koch) Cook (I22587) Okonom Friederich (Koch) Cook (I22580) Alwine Marie Friederike "Alvina" Gentz (I1373) Charles* Christopher Gentz, Sr (I1326) Ferdinand "Fred" Gentz (I417) |
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Census | 27 Jun 1860 | Caney Head, Hardin Co, Texas |
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Census | 1880 | Hardin Co (District 29), Texas |
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Death | 1886 | Cooks Bluff, Silsbee, Hardin Co, Texas |
Person ID | I22604 | Roots |
Last Modified | 10 Feb 2011 |
Father | John (Knickkel) Knupple, b. 1809, of, Lassen, Prussia d. Aft 1860, Cooks Bluff, Silsbee, Hardin Co, Texas (Age 52 years) | |
Mother | Louise Koch, b. 1820, Prussia d. Aft 1860, Hardin Co, Texas (Age 41 years) | |
Marriage | Abt 1823 | of, Lassen, Prussia |
Family ID | F8239 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Alvenia Emilie Marie Wilhemine (Koch) Cook, b. 03 Dec 1843, Lassan, Prussia d. 10 Dec 1934, Cooks Bluff, Silsbee, Hardin Co, Texas (Age 91 years) | |||||||||||||||
Marriage | 11 Oct 1865 | Sabine Pass, Jefferson Co, Texas | ||||||||||||||
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Family ID | F8240 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||
Last Modified | 10 Feb 2011 |
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Documents | Silsbee Bee Sesquicentennial (History of Hardin County) Hardin County's 150th Birthday, Story of Koch (Cook), Knupple, and Maass families, and even members of the Gentz family, who arrived from Prussia and settled Cook's Bluff, which later became a part of Silsbee.(d) | |
Knupple home in Silsbee, Texas Article published in Silsbee Bee in 2008 of Knupple homestead. Furnished on 9/28/2010 by John F. Denson, who stated his sister Judy was born in this house. (d) |