Johanne Auguste LehmannAge: 83 years1834–1918
- Name
- Johanne Auguste Lehmann
- Given names
- Johanne Auguste
- Surname
- Lehmann
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Johann Traugott Noske Birth: 6 June 1834 — Nowy Tomysl, Kr. Neutomischiel, Posen, Prussia Death: 19 June 1923 — Moutajup, Vic |
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Johanne Auguste Lehmann Birth: 3 July 1834 — Sawade, Grunberg, Silesia, Prussia Death: 11 May 1918 — Hamilton, Vic |
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Marriage: 5 October 1855 — Hochkirch, Vic |
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9 months daughter |
Maria Luise Lydia Noske Birth: 5 July 1856 22 22 Death: 27 April 1946 |
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15 months son |
Gotthard Immanuel Noske Birth: 23 September 1857 23 23 Death: 5 September 1929 — Hamilton, , Victoria, Australia |
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20 months daughter |
Bertha Augusta Noske Birth: 28 May 1859 24 24 — Tabor, SA Death: 25 June 1924 — Norseman, WA |
| son |
Ernst Bernhardt Noske Birth: 28 May 1859 24 24 Death: 17 November 1936 |
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4 years son |
Carl August Noske Birth: 2 December 1862 28 28 Death: 17 November 1936 |
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23 months son |
Johannes Noske Birth: 12 November 1864 30 30 Death: 17 May 1947 |
| son |
Traugott Johann Noske Birth: 12 November 1864 30 30 Death: 23 June 1948 |
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4 years daughter |
Ernestine Salome Noske Birth: 22 May 1868 33 33 Death: 19 June 1958 |
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17 months child |
Marie Pauline Noske Birth: 26 October 1869 35 35 Death: 14 January 1951 |
| Immigration | "Skjold" - Hamburg to Adelaide 1841 http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/skjold1841.shtml Skjold, 460 tons, Captain Hans Christian Claussen, from Altona 3rd July 1841, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 27th October 1841 Cabin Passengers: Pastor Daniel Gotthard Fritzsche, 44, from Posen, Mrs. Hillmaur from Hamburg, Nehrlich Hannchen widow, and Johanne Dorothea, 33. . . surgeon, Dr. Simons The South Australian Register October 30 1841. The Skjold, Claussen, Master, 460 tons, arrived at the bay on Wednesday last with 213 German emigrants. She left Altona July 3th 1841, but brings no English News. There were 41 deaths on the passage, principally among the children. The disease was dysentery ; the emigrants are all going to Klemzig, SA under the charge of the Reverend Mr. Kavel, until the can obtain employment. additional information: The Skjold was a ship of 460 tons, built at Sundeborg in 1839 Wikipedia: The Skjold Group - October 1841 In 1840 a letter was sent to the Old Lutherans in Prussia to encourage others to also emigrate. Included in this letter was a request for a second pastor to be sent also. The group set sail for Australia, on 11 July 1841 on the Skjold. On a trip beset with sickness, 55 people, mainly young children and the elderly died. On October 28, 1841, 213 emigrants from Prussia arrived at Port Misery in South Australia. With them was Pastor Gotthard Fritzsche, who had been encouraged to emigrate because of the Prussian government?s requirement for a Pastor to accompany the emigrants. The migrants settled at Lobethal, and Bethenien. In 1842, Langmeil was settled. |