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Friedrich Wilhelm Schoff Birth: 2 March 1806 — Mecklenburg, Nordwestmecklenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany Death: 15 August 1863 — New Mecklenburg, , South Australia, Australia |
| Family with Augusta Johanna Sophia Dorothea Koch |
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Friedrich Wilhelm Schoff Birth: 2 March 1806 — Mecklenburg, Nordwestmecklenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany Death: 15 August 1863 — New Mecklenburg, , South Australia, Australia |
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Augusta Johanna Sophia Dorothea Koch Birth: 2 February 1801 — Mecklenburg, Nordwestmecklenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany Death: 22 July 1881 — Steelton, , South Australia, Australia |
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Johann Heinrich Christian Schoff Birth: 1828 21 26 — Prussia Death: before 1850 — Prussia |
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Johann Christian Friedrich Christoph Theodor (Johann) Schoff Birth: 17 May 1835 29 34 — Mecklenburg, Nordwestmecklenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Prussia Death: 7 August 1921 — Port Wakefield, , South Australia, Australia |
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Friedrich Christian (Christian) Schoff Birth: 1831 24 29 — Prussia Death: 6 August 1909 — Petersburg, , South Australia, Australia |
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8 years daughter |
Sophia Friederike Eleanore Schoff Birth: 1838 31 36 — Prussia Death: before 1850 — Prussia |
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23 months son |
Joachim Christoph Friedrich Schoff Birth: 1 December 1839 33 38 — Rederank, Mecklenburg, Prussia Death: 1894 — South Australia, Australia |
| Immigration | "Alfred" - Hamburg to Port Adelaide 1850. http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/alfred1850.shtml ship Alfred, 562 / 604 tons, Captain H.E. Decker, from Hamburg 27th October 1849, via Plymouth 3rd November 1849, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 31st January 1850 - on to Port Phillip 15th February, arriving 24th February 1850 South Australian Register Friday, 1st February 1850 "The Alfred from Hamburg and Plymouth" This German Passenger ship arrived yesterday, from Hamburg (27 October) and Plymouth (3rd November) with its passengers, in 88 days, being the shortest passage yet performed by a German ship to this port. Only one death, an infant, occurred on the voyage. This fine ship had brought to our shores, incognito, the first real live Prince, in the person of His Highness Prince Frederick of Holstein, (cousin of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria). We understand His Highness is not likely to "sit down" in our Upper House of Hereditary legislators, as he intends to make it to four of these Colonies. His Highness Prince Frederick of Holstein attended by Captain Stanley Carr, had an audience, on the morning of February 1st with his Excellence Henry Young. then this the next day. ... Passengers per ship Alfred, arrival reported yestyerday, Captain Stanley Carr ; Lieutenant de Gronwald (the traveling name of the Prince Frederick of Holstein) & Messrs. D.A. Zachariah, H. Balk (Carl George Heinrich 16), J. F. Schramm (Johann Friedrich 17 1445/1) ; G. Hindermann and sister in the cabin and 111 steerage passengers. |
| Name | Info from older Schoff/Bubner tree from: Campbell/ Bubner Family Tree - Owner:ChristineBubner http://trees.ancestrylibrary.com/tree/10951836/person/1429987002 |
| Name | Surname at some point prior to leaving prussia was recorded as 'Schoof' The parish that serves the small town of Rederank is Satow - possible parish registers |