Giesecke, Walter Christian, family papers, 1835-1976.

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Giesecke, Walter Christian, family papers, 1835-1976.

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Papers concern the business and personal affairs of the families of Christian Giesecke and Adolf Fuchs, both with professional, intellectual, and artistic backgrounds, who emigrated from Germany to Texas in the 1840s and whose family lines were joined by the marriage of their grandchildren Walter Christian Giesecke and Ulrike Matern.

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Giesecke, Walter Christian, 1856-1935.

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Matern family.

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Goeth, Ottilie Fuchs, b. 1836.

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Giesecke, Albert, 1819-1914.

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Giesecke, Walter Christian, family.

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Adolf Fuchs was a minister in Mecklenburg, Germany, who became a music teacher in Texas when he failed to prove successful at farming; Christian Giesecke was a mining engineer in Clausthal, and his son Albert was a surveyor, a profession he followed in Texas as well as farming. From the description of Giesecke, Walter Christian, family papers, 1835-1976. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 21349316 ...

Giesecke, Ulrike Matern, 1867-1942.

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Fuchs family.

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Fuchs, Louise Ruemker, 1809-1886.

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Giesecke family.

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Pauline Fisseler, d. 1861.

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Fuchs, Adolf, 1805-1885

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Adolf Fuchs came to Texas from Koelzow, Germany, in 1845, first settling in Austin County and then moving to Burnet County in 1853. He was a pastor and composer. From the description of Fuchs, Adolf, family papers, 1845-1969. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 39540595 ...