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Letters from Germany
Date of Letter
17 Oct 1922 **
Sophie (dau) & Frietz Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning arrangements for Sophie to
emigrate to the US along with her brother Frietz. A JPG of original letter attached
emigrate to the US along with her brother Frietz. A JPG of original letter attached
Sophie & Frietz Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning Sophie's emigration to America
Frietz, Minna & Wilhelm Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning Frietz emigrating to America
with Williams help with the price of the passage.
with Williams help with the price of the passage.
Frietz Struempler to William Struempler - Concerning living conditions in Germany
Frietz Struempler to William Struempler - Concerning Frietz about ready to leave Germany for America
Marie (Frietz's youngest dau) - Concerning family live.
Letter From
Heinrich August Friedrich Struempler 'Frietz' - Concerning family live
Sophie Summann Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning family life.
Sophie (Frietz's wife (Fritz & Minna daughter-in-law)) - Concerning family life.
Sophie (Fritz's wife (Fritz & Minna daughter-in-law)) - Concerning family life.
Christian Wilhelm Struempler who died in June 1908
Sophie Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning the death of Otto, Wilhelm's third son and local
farming and family matters.
farming and family matters.
Sophie Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning Frietz, Marie, Sophie and about the farm.
Sophie Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning farm and family
Sophie Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning farm and family
Sophie Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning the war, farm and family.
Frietz and Sophie Struempler to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning the war, farm and family
Frietz Struempler and Sophie to Wilhelm Struempler - Concerning the war and family
2007. Pamela Kopf Gealy and her father Gerhart Kopf had put together a book on the descendants of
William and Johanna Struempler the previous year and had probed many relatives for pictures and
property in Nebraska, Brian Kopf, remembered his father had received a box of things from his
bachelor uncle, Bill Struempler, years before. Bill was a son of immigrant William Struempler, to whom
these letters were written by his mother, Sophie Summann Strümpler and other family members in
letters to Pam who is in the process of translating them.
The letters are all written in the old German script, which Pam soon discovered is no longer readable to
most Germans. By learning the alphabet, she is in the process of transcribing the letters to
recognizable German, and then roughly translating them. Handwriting, spelling and lack of punctuation
has made this a slow process. Offers to polish the translations would be greatly appreciated! Anyone
with corrections or interested in seeing scanned copies of the letters can contact us by using the
'Contact Me' button.
William and Johanna Struempler the previous year and had probed many relatives for pictures and
property in Nebraska, Brian Kopf, remembered his father had received a box of things from his
bachelor uncle, Bill Struempler, years before. Bill was a son of immigrant William Struempler, to whom
these letters were written by his mother, Sophie Summann Strümpler and other family members in
letters to Pam who is in the process of translating them.
The letters are all written in the old German script, which Pam soon discovered is no longer readable to
most Germans. By learning the alphabet, she is in the process of transcribing the letters to
recognizable German, and then roughly translating them. Handwriting, spelling and lack of punctuation
has made this a slow process. Offers to polish the translations would be greatly appreciated! Anyone
with corrections or interested in seeing scanned copies of the letters can contact us by using the
'Contact Me' button.