Heinrich Spaeth papers [1862]-1949 1910-1915 Spaeth, Heinrich papers

Zimmerer, Ferdinand.

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Gracie, Archibald, 1858-1912

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Archibald Gracie III, 1858-1912, was the son of Brig. General Archibald Gracie, Jr., CSA. The Gracies were a prominent New York family and the owners of the Gracie Mansion in New York City. Gen. Gracie graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1854 but resigned from the army after a few years. In the late 1850s Gen. Gracie moved his family to Mobile, Ala., where he was involved in the cotton trade. He was captain of the Washington Light Infantry and captured the federal a...

Gerbhardt, Herman.

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Van Derveer, Ferdinand, 1823-1892

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United States. Army. Ohio Infantry Regiment, 9th (1861-1864)

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Bishop, Judson W.

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Spaeth, Heinrich, b. 1838

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Heinrich (Henry) Phillip Spaeth was born in the Württemberg region of Germany on December 25, 1838, the son of Christopher and Julia Spaeth. Around 1845, the family settled in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Christopher worked as a grocer until his death from cholera in 1849. After his father's passing, Heinrich held jobs at a paper box factory and a furniture factory and subsequently enlisted in Company D of the 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, a German-American regiment. Spaeth enrolled as a ...

Arand, Alvin.

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Schneider, George A., 1912-

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Luebbert, C. W. H.

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