Jacob Friedrich Johan (Fritz) Raasch immigrated to America in March of 1866 on the ship Electric, with his two daughters Caroline (1844-1905) and Wilhelmine (1849-1915) and a granddaughter, Bertha (1866-1949).
He was married to Henriette Behling, but she did not make the voyage over with the family, so it's presumed she may have passed away or too ill to make the voyage by 1866.
His daughter Caroline listed her place of birth as Gross Justin [or Gross Jestin}, Prussia.
Two years later, in 1868, his son Friedrich "Fred" Raasch immigrated with his wife Friedericke C Beier.
He was married to Henriette Behling, but she did not make the voyage over with the family, so it's presumed she may have passed away or too ill to make the voyage by 1866.
His daughter Caroline listed her place of birth as Gross Justin [or Gross Jestin}, Prussia.
Two years later, in 1868, his son Friedrich "Fred" Raasch immigrated with his wife Friedericke C Beier.
Jacob Friedrich Johan (Fritz) Raasch immigrated to America in March of 1866 on the ship Electric, with his two daughters Caroline (1844-1905) and Wilhelmine (1849-1915) and a granddaughter, Bertha (1866-1949).
He was married to Henriette Behling, but she did not make the voyage over with the family, so it's presumed she may have passed away or too ill to make the voyage by 1866.
His daughter Caroline listed her place of birth as Gross Justin [or Gross Jestin}, Prussia.
Two years later, in 1868, his son Friedrich "Fred" Raasch immigrated with his wife Friedericke C Beier.
He was married to Henriette Behling, but she did not make the voyage over with the family, so it's presumed she may have passed away or too ill to make the voyage by 1866.
His daughter Caroline listed her place of birth as Gross Justin [or Gross Jestin}, Prussia.
Two years later, in 1868, his son Friedrich "Fred" Raasch immigrated with his wife Friedericke C Beier.
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