Kris Howery
Honor Code SignatorySigned 2 May 2022 | 15 contributions | 2 thank-yous | 8 connections
Signed 2 May 2022 | 15 contributions | 2 thank-yous | 8 connections
I am searching for siblings of my Great Great Grandfather, Rudolph Howery. My Mother was a Raymond/Childs/Cheney, and my Father was Howery.
About 1855 Rudolph, my Great Great Grandfather and his parents, and siblings left Germany and came to the USA, probably on a steamship line. The story has always been told in our family that Rudolph's father died aboard ship and was buried at sea. When the rest of the family got to America they went to Toledo, Ohio. His mother died. He was put into an orphanage in Toledo Ohio. We do not know what happened to his siblings. Since he apparently did not know his birthday, the orphanage stood him up with other boys his size, and gave him June 15, 1844 as his birthday...1/2 way through the year. This is a guess
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Kris Howery
Ancestors 
Child of Albert Howery
and Elaine (Raymond) Howery
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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Since I posted the link to my Ancestry DNA Family Tree, does that now mean anyone can see it that logs in? I will have more questions later. Thanks Kris Howery
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