Stange-Weidig collection, 1893-1986.

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Stange-Weidig collection, 1893-1986.

Biographical and genealogical material, birth and baptismal certificates, citizenship papers, marriage certificates and other legal documents, correspondence, photographs, two books authored by Stange's brother-in-law, Adolf Weidig, composer and violinist for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (1892-1896), and a transcript of a speech (1986) made by Stange's grandson, Ramon Hernandez, to the Ann Arbor (Mich.) Rotary Club about the history of the Ann Arbor May Festival and also about Stange and Weidig, their coming to America from Germany, and their musical histories.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8055456

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Hernandez, Ramon R. (Ramon Robert)

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The author describes himself on the title page as "Profesor de instruccion primaria, ex Director del Instituto Sevillano, ex Regente de la Escuela práctica de la Normal de la provincia de Sevilla y sócio de mérito de la Económica de Amigos del Pais, &c." From the description of Arte caligráfico : manuscript, 1849-1850. (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 612805419 ...

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Hernandez, Marie Stange

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Ann Arbor May Festival

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