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VISITING MOTHER KRUMMEL, RICE, KANSAS, 1905
12" x 12" laminated digital print with collaged text.
Sizelove Family Photographs and Narrative History Series, Kansas
VISITING MOTHER KRUMMEL, RICE, KANSAS: Engel Christiana Ernestine Kirchoff married Lewis Krummel in Hamburg, Germany in 1877. By 1884, they had four children, Charles 6, Frieda 4, Amanda 1 and baby Max. They left Hamburg that year and sailed to America. They settled in Rice, Kansas. Many German immigrants lived there. Lewis necame a tenant farmer. In 1890, he bought the land he farmed. The Krummels all became naturalized citizens. When WWI started, they never spoke German again.
VISITING MOTHER KRUMMEL, RICE, KANSAS, 1905
12" x 12" laminated digital print with collaged text.
Sizelove Family Photographs and Narrative History Series, Kansas
VISITING MOTHER KRUMMEL, RICE, KANSAS: Engel Christiana Ernestine Kirchoff married Lewis Krummel in Hamburg, Germany in 1877. By 1884, they had four children, Charles 6, Frieda 4, Amanda 1 and baby Max. They left Hamburg that year and sailed to America. They settled in Rice, Kansas. Many German immigrants lived there. Lewis necame a tenant farmer. In 1890, he bought the land he farmed. The Krummels all became naturalized citizens. When WWI started, they never spoke German again.