US-Emigrants from Stockstadt am Main
JOHANN WOLF
(1842-1922)
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| Variant name | John Wolf John B. Wolf |
| 24 May 1842 | Johann Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. Father: Joseph Wolf (1815-1884), weaver Mother: Eva Holzapfel (1814-1881) Godfather: Johann Holzapfel |
| 9 June 1868 | Johann marries Josepha Rückert from Stockstadt am Main. Best men: Johann Holzapfel Martin Bott |
| 6 July 1866 | The daughter Dorothea Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. |
| 20 August 1868 | The daughter Josepha Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. She dies on 25 February 1969. |
| 22 May 1870 | The son Alois Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. He dies on 8 Spetember 1870. |
| 29 March 1872 | The daughter Josepha Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. |
| 14 June 1873 | The son Johann Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. |
| 5 March 1875 | The daughter Katharina Wolf is born in Stockstadt am Main. |
| 3 May 1878 | The son Franz Anselm Wolf (1878-1933) is born in Stockstadt am Main. |
| 1881 | Johann's brother Gabriel Wolf (1853-1909) emigrates to the U.S. |
| 1881 | Johann's brother Friedrich Wolf (1848-1908) emigrates to the U.S. |
| EMIGRATION 1888 | Johann and his family emigrate to the U.S. Ship: Steamer Eider Port: Bremen Arrival: New York Date: 22 March 1888 Family members: Wolf Johann, 45, laborer Wolf Josefa, wife, 43 (= Josefa Rückert) Wolf Dorothea, daughter, 22 Wolf Josefa, daughter, 16 Wolf Johann, son, 15 Wolf Katharina, daughter, 13 Wolf Anselm, son, 9 Passengers from Stockstadt am Main on the same ship: Scharf Wilhelm, 39, laborer Scharf Thekla, wife, 40 (=Thekla Seitz) Scharf Adam, son, 12 Scharf Magdalena, daughter, 8 Scharf Leonora, daughter 5 Source: New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1891 |
| 24 October 1894 | Naturalization Ramsey County, North Dakota |
| 1888-1906 | Residence: Devils Lake, North Dakota |
| 3 March 1893 | Johann's wife Josefa Rückert dies in Crary, Ramsey, Dakota Territory and is buried in Saint Benedicts Cemetery, Crary. Source: Findagrave |
| abt 1896 | Johann marries his second wife Franziska (1864-1936). Franziska was born in Stubendorf, Austria. |
| 10 May 1898 | The son Friedrich (Frederick) Joseph Wolf is born in Devils Lake, Ramsey, North Dakota. |
| CENSUS 1900 | Residence: Bartlett, Minnewaukan, Odessa/Stevens, Ramsey, North Dakota Family members: Wolf John, head, 58 Wolf Franzisca, wife, 34 Wolf Unsem, son, 21 (= Wolf Franz Anselm) Wolf Fred J, son, 2 Source: United States Census 1900 |
| 1 May 1906 | Johann, Franziska and Fred take a ship to Germany. |
| 12 May 1906 | Johann and his family arrive in Antwerp. |
| 1916 | Johann and his family still live in Germany (address: Aschaffenburg, Elisenstraße 13). |
| 15 August 1916 | Johann
Wolf intends to return to the United States and applies for an
emergency passport in Frankfurt together with his son and wife. His wife states that they returned to Germany for the purpose of visiting relatives in Stockstadt and that the stay has been prolonged by reason of illness. She says she has three children in the U.S. Source: U.S. Passport Applications, no. A. 15623-15625 |
| 13 September 1916 | Johann, Frances and Fredrick return to the United States. Ship: Nieuw Amsterdam Port: Rotterdam Arrival: New York Date: 1 October 1916 Source: New York Passenger Arrivals (Ellis Island) |
| CENSUS 1920 | Residence: Calio, Cavalier, North Dakota Household members: Reverend Kohler, parish priest Wolf John, attendant, 77 Wolf Franzisca, wife, 53, cook for the parish priest Source: United States Census 1920 |
| 17 December 1922 | Johann Wolf dies in Milwaukee, Wisconsin He is buried in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Saint Francis, Milwaukee. Source: Findagrave |
| 16 September 1936 | Johann's second wife Franziska (Frances) dies and is buried in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Saint Francis, Milwaukee. Source: Findagrave |