Immigration to America

When did the Kohring's come to America?

 

 

• John Frederick Kohring (51), with Hedewig (50) and Frederica (17), Henry (12), Sophie (6) and Fredericke (3), arrived in New Orleans on December 8, 1836 aboard the Olbers. (Source: Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.)

 

• C. Henry Köhring (43), with Mary (38), Elisabeth (9), Friedrich (4) and Henry (5) arrived in Baltimore on September 25, 1843 aboard the Marianne. (Source: The Ship Marianne.)

 

• Friedrich Wilhelm Kohring, along with Jürgen Heinrich, Jobst Gerhard, Catherine Elsabein, Johann Heinrich and Mathias Friedrich arrived in New Orleans on October 21, 1852 aboard the Jersey. They traveled up the Mississippi and settled in St. Louis. (Source: Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New Orleans, LA, 1820--1902, Microfilm M259, National Archives.)

 

• August Kohring (50), and Dies (22), both listed as farmers arrived in New York on June 12, 1856 aboard the Barque Diana. (Source: Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.)

 

• Charles Kohring (46) an economist from Graffschaft Lafferde arrived in New York on September 5, 1857 aboard the Aequator. (Source: Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.)

 

• Artze Koring, (50), with Antze (23), Gurtze (19), Tryntze (14), and Yu? (11) day laborers from the Netherlands arrived in New York on July 30, 1887 aboard the SS W.A. Scholten. (Source: Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.)