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About Wolf Kohlhagen
In the 1850's, Wolf Kohlhagen came to Vermont and based himself with relatives in the town of East Poultney. Wolf Kohlhagen repaired clocks and watches, traveling from one small town to another. According to my father, Walter Hattenbach (his grandson), Wolf returned to Germany when he learned that one of his brothers had died, leaving a widow in need of support. The family members in Vermont were David and Solomon Mineberg, who raised and butchered lambs and beef. The Minebergs appear in the Pinkas (log book) of the Jewish community of East Poultney, which was published in its entirety by the American Jewish Archives (at Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, OH).
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Wolf Kohlhagen's Timeline
| 1837 |
1837
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Hoeringhausen, now Waldeck, Hessen, Deutschland (Germany)
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| 1865 |
1865
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Homberg/Ohm, Hessen, Germany
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| 1868 |
1868
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Homberg an der Ohm, Hesse, German
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| 1873 |
1873
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Homberg an der Ohm, Hesse, Germany
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| 1876 |
February 4, 1876
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Homberg/Ohm, Hessen, Germany
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1876
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Ohm, Homberg (Ohm), Gießen, Hessen, Germany
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| 1877 |
1877
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Homberg an der Ohm, Hesse, Germany
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| 1878 |
May 26, 1878
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Homberg (Ohm), Gießen, Hessen, Germany
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| 1880 |
November 9, 1880
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Homberg/Ohm, Hessen, Germany
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