Danish Birth Lookup Hans Peter Marteen PHILIPP born 1857

[Siouxsie]

Perhaps he left to avoid the army service.........but he ended up in a tiny town in Tasmania, called Waratah, and he was employed at the Tin Mine there, Mt Bischoff Tin Mine.

Again, many thanks.

[jamcat95]

Yes you are right. The image from reply 3 confirms this. You will have to scroll to the right to see the remarks from the record.

Ian

[Siouxsie]

Thanks. Not sure that life in Waratah would have been much easier, especially as he married a woman who already had 4 or 5 small children!

Cheers
Siouxsie

[jamcat95]

But compared to life in Denmark/Germany at that time it might have been better. A lot of people moved away at that time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schleswig-Holstein


Ian

[Siouxsie]

So it would seem!

Cheers
Siouxsie

[DelBoy]

Hi
There are trees on Ancestry stating that he was born 9 Oct 1856 in Flensburg which was Danish at that time.

Here he is in a database from the moving out book:

Hi there,

Are you able to provid a link to the "moving out book" database [lease. I am trying to find out when my ancestor may have left Flensburg,then later Denmark

Thanks
Del

[jamcat95]

Hi Del

Here is the database I use:
http://www.rootdigger.de/Emi.htm

If you want to give me their names I perhaps could also take a look for you.

Ian

[Tazdan]

Have been searching for descendants of Hans Peter Philipp as it was only yesterday that I posted a blog about him. His naturalisation papers in 1934 provides his full and correct name as well as the name of his father. Hope this helps.

http://www.tasmanianpioneers.com/blog/vikings-in-the-northwest     

[jamcat95]

Hi Tazdan

If Hans' father was called Nikolai then I wonder who I have found?
Hmm, interesting.

Ian