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Topic: GERMANY: Mampel family from Ilmenau (Read 260 times)
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YvonneR
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Hi Ken
I am replying to this message, so that it doesn't get lost with the Frey/Lehmann messages  
We do have a couple of the Mampel's but could this be family also.....
Ship, SS Stockholm
Departed Gothanburg 4th August 1928
Arrived New York 14th August 1928
Otto Mampel, age 31, single, occupation Baker, Can read German and English.
Born Ilmenan, Germany
Last residence, Weimar, Germany
Mother Bertha Krause,
Lindensr. I, Ilmenan
Was in the US before - 1923-1924, Miami, Fla.
Relative in the US - Uncle, Charles Mampel, 107-211th New York, NY
When he arrived in 1923, his relative is shown as Uncle Mr M Mampel, 211, W107th Street, New York
(I have typed the address on 1928 manifest as it is printed but when Otto travelled in 1935, his place of birth is shown as Ilmenau)
..and arriving in 1895 on the Ship "Havel"
Chas Mampel, age 35, Storekeeper, native of Germany, destination New York
Wilhelmina, age 30
Elna (or Etna), age 8
Ida, age 7
Carl, age 3
In 1903, Ida is travelling to New York, with Minnie Mampel age 38.
(I have found this Charles and Wilhelmina in the census's, l can give the info if needed...)
Also I have found Hirsh (Hersch) Mampel, age 20 (born about 1884), arriving in 1904.
His relative is shown as "brother M Mampel, 142, E45th Street, New York
Maybe another rellie? Let me know what you think....
Agnes
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My family research Sheridan - Leitrim, Ireland, New York, USA, Birmingham, England Finnegan - Ireland, New York, USA Gilmartin - Leitrim, Ireland, New York, USA Cashal - Ireland, New York, USA Donnelly - Ireland Reilly - Ireland My husbands family research Robinson - Birmingham, England Turner - Birmingham, England Beresford - Birmingham, England Hall - Birmingham, England Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Berlin-Bob
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It was quite common for emigrants to drop an umlaut vowel (ä) and make an english (or american) vowel out of it (a).
And with three christian names, it is definitely worth an e-mail to the contact address for Anna Ida, asking whether they know of a Carl Otto Gunther Mämpel.
Write in english, and if you have problems, let me know, and I'll help out with german.
Bob
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