Buried in HHC, Lot 413.At the start of the Civil War, George Drehmer & his brother John C.Drehmer joined the New York Volunteers.
Buried in HHC, Lot 413.
Placed here by JHF.
Buried in HHC, Lot 413.At the start of the Civil War, George Drehmer & his brother John C.Drehmer joined the New York Volunteers.
She had 4 children by her 1st marriage.
For a long time I was puzzled by the fact that I was unable to find arecord for this family in any Ships Passanger List. Especially puzzlingwas the apparent absence of this family from the Passenger List for theShip 'Renown', that carried the family of George Conrad Drehmer'sbrother, Nikolaus Drehmer to NYC, NY, arriving on July 12, 1834.Then I deduced from the mis-reading of 'Dramer' as "Bramer" that I hadfound in some Census Indexes, that a similar mis-reading of 'Drehmer' as"Brehmer" could have occurred during the transcription of the Ships Listfor the 'Renown'. Sure enough, that is exactly what had occurred.
Here is what I found:
Brehmer, Conrad
Age: 28 Gender: M
Occupation: Laborer
Port of Departure: Havre
Country of Origin: Germany
Country of Destination: United States of America
Ship Name: Ship Renown
Port of Arrival: New York Date of Arrival: Jul 12, 1834
Microfilm Serial Number: M237
Microfilm Roll Number: 23 List Number: 552Brehmer, Sophie
Age: 26 Gender: F
Port of Departure: Havre
Country of Origin: Germany
Country of Destination: United States of America
Ship Name: Ship Renown
Port of Arrival: New York Date of Arrival: Jul 12, 1834
Microfilm Serial Number: M237
Microfilm Roll Number: 23 List Number: 552Brehmer, Barbe
Age: 2 Gender: F
Port of Departure: Havre
Country of Origin: Germany
Country of Destination: United States of America
Ship Name: Ship Renown
Port of Arrival: New York Date of Arrival: Jul 12, 1834
Microfilm Serial Number: M237
Microfilm Roll Number: 23 List Number: 552
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He is listed on page 331 of the 1840 Census of Sparta, Livingston Co., NYas 'George C. Dramer', but Indexed as "George C. Drander". Compare JacobDrehmer, who is listed on page 331 as 'Jacob Dramer', but is Indexed as"Jacob Draner". See Notes for Nikolaus Drehmer, who is not listed in the1840 Census Index, but is on page 331 of the Census as 'Nicholas Dramer'.His first 2 children were born in Niederlinxweiler. The others were bornin Livingston Co., NY. All of his children were from his first marriage,to Anna Sophia Kussler, who died between 1843 & 1850.
1840 Census of Sparta, Livingston Co., NY, p. 331:
George C. DRAMER
1 male 30-39 [self b 1806 age 34]
1 female 30-39 [wife Sophia b 1808 age 32]
1 male 5-9 [son John C. b 1835 age 5]
1 male under 1-4 [son William b 1836 age 2]Daughter Barbara DREHMER b 1832 would have been age 8 in 1840, but isabsent from this household in 1840.
Listed in 1850 Census in Livingston Co, NY. M432-524, pg 333.
Dramer, Geo C, 43, M, Mason, b in Germany [1807]
Barbary, 34, F, NY [1816]
Conrad, 15, M, Mason NY [1835]
Wm 12, M NY [1838]
Geo 9, M NY [1841]
Sarah J, 7, M NY [1843]Listed in 1860 Census in North Dansville (Livingston Co), NY, Pg 879.Taken July 26, 1860.
Dramer, George C, 53, M, Mason, b in Germany
Eva, 50, F NY
Johnson, 25, M, Mason NY
William, 22, M NY
George, 20, M NY
Sarah J, 17, F NY
Margret, 20, F NYThe identity of "Margret, 20, F NY" has not been determined. Based on herage, she might be the wife of either John Conrad Drehmer, age 25, orWilliam Drehmer, age 22.
Information of Dave Clark.
Information of Dave Clark.