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 Christopher Rehmann,
Sr.
was born in April, 1842 in Braunshweig, Stadtkreis
Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, Germany. He was the
eleventh and final child of
Johann Carl and Margaretta (Oldenberg) Rehmann.
Christopher and his
parents immigrated to the U.S. on the ship
SS Louise Marie out of Bremen, Germany. The landed in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 6, 1852.
About 1862, he
married Wilhelmina Wolmelsdorf who was born in
September of 1842. She had immigrated to the U.S. in
1848 from Prussia, Germany.
They had 12 children:
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Julia (Rehmann)
Reibel (circa 1862-3 Mar 1905)
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Louisa (Rehmann)
Weber (1 Mar 1865- )
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George
Rehman, Sr. (28 Jul 1867- )
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Daniel
Conrad "Conrad" Rehmann (July 1868-29 Mar
1910)
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Emma (Rehmann)
Woerner (31 Jan 1870- )
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Mina
"Minnie" (Rehmann) Moore (1872)
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Julius C.
Rehmann (1875-)
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Kate (Rehmann)
Heinecke (7 Apr 1877- )
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Christopher Robert Rehmann,
Jr (16 Jan 1880-
)
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Albert
Jacob Rehmann, Sr (20 Oct 1882- )
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William
Rehmann (1883-)
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Anna L.
Rehmann (17 Feb 1885- )
In the 1880 census,
the family was listed as living in Hammonton in
Atlantic County, New Jersey. Christopher was
working at a cranberry bog and was also a farmer.
Sometime before 1900,
Christopher became a naturalized U.S. citizen.
By the 1910 census,
they were living on Eleventh Street in Hammonton.
Their daughter, Louis, and her husband, Charles
Weber, were living with them along with their children:
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Charles
Karl Weber (1 Apr 1891-Feb 1975)
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Edward Christian Weber (7 Nov
1893-Jul 1968)
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Margaretta Weber (Mar 1896- )
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Pancha Riebel
Weber (circa 1897- )
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