Arrival in America
In February 1866, the Mayor of Bützow submitted a petition from Joachim August Ludwig Drühl for permission to emigrate from Bützow along with his wife and two children, Charlotte and Louis (George Philipp). Mr. Drühl was visiting a daughter and son-in-law at that time in Rehna. Permission to emigrate was granted and the family left in April 1866.
Louis Druehl arrived in New York in April 1866, according to his Declaration of Intent, and settled in Wisconsin, where he is found with wife Charlotte in 1870 (daughter Charlotte is living with the Junker family in Chicago). Living next door is the family of another son, Wilhelm Druehl. When Louis was naturalized has not been established.
By 1876, Louis and Charlotte had moved to Chicago, where he lived until his death in 1897.
Chicago Tribune
26 January 1897, pg. 5
DRUEHL—Louis Druehl, aged 86. Funeral at 2 p. m., Wednesday, from late residence, 416 Marion St., Oak Park, to Forest Home.
In February 1866, the Mayor of Bützow submitted a petition from Joachim August Ludwig Drühl for permission to emigrate from Bützow along with his wife and two children, Charlotte and Louis (George Philipp). Mr. Drühl was visiting a daughter and son-in-law at that time in Rehna. Permission to emigrate was granted and the family left in April 1866.
Louis Druehl arrived in New York in April 1866, according to his Declaration of Intent, and settled in Wisconsin, where he is found with wife Charlotte in 1870 (daughter Charlotte is living with the Junker family in Chicago). Living next door is the family of another son, Wilhelm Druehl. When Louis was naturalized has not been established.
By 1876, Louis and Charlotte had moved to Chicago, where he lived until his death in 1897.
Chicago Tribune
26 January 1897, pg. 5
DRUEHL—Louis Druehl, aged 86. Funeral at 2 p. m., Wednesday, from late residence, 416 Marion St., Oak Park, to Forest Home.
Arrival in America
In February 1866, the Mayor of Bützow submitted a petition from Joachim August Ludwig Drühl for permission to emigrate from Bützow along with his wife and two children, Charlotte and Louis (George Philipp). Mr. Drühl was visiting a daughter and son-in-law at that time in Rehna. Permission to emigrate was granted and the family left in April 1866.
Louis Druehl arrived in New York in April 1866, according to his Declaration of Intent, and settled in Wisconsin, where he is found with wife Charlotte in 1870 (daughter Charlotte is living with the Junker family in Chicago). Living next door is the family of another son, Wilhelm Druehl. When Louis was naturalized has not been established.
By 1876, Louis and Charlotte had moved to Chicago, where he lived until his death in 1897.
Chicago Tribune
26 January 1897, pg. 5
DRUEHL—Louis Druehl, aged 86. Funeral at 2 p. m., Wednesday, from late residence, 416 Marion St., Oak Park, to Forest Home.
In February 1866, the Mayor of Bützow submitted a petition from Joachim August Ludwig Drühl for permission to emigrate from Bützow along with his wife and two children, Charlotte and Louis (George Philipp). Mr. Drühl was visiting a daughter and son-in-law at that time in Rehna. Permission to emigrate was granted and the family left in April 1866.
Louis Druehl arrived in New York in April 1866, according to his Declaration of Intent, and settled in Wisconsin, where he is found with wife Charlotte in 1870 (daughter Charlotte is living with the Junker family in Chicago). Living next door is the family of another son, Wilhelm Druehl. When Louis was naturalized has not been established.
By 1876, Louis and Charlotte had moved to Chicago, where he lived until his death in 1897.
Chicago Tribune
26 January 1897, pg. 5
DRUEHL—Louis Druehl, aged 86. Funeral at 2 p. m., Wednesday, from late residence, 416 Marion St., Oak Park, to Forest Home.
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DRUEHL
LOUIS
JUNE 20 1810 — JAN 24 1897
CHARLOTTE
JUNE 3 1811— DEC 11 1901
WILLIAM
JUNE 12 1845 — JULY 23 1903
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