Tobias Ambre Ohmer, 1832–1899?> (aged 67 years)
- Name
- Tobias Ambre /Ohmer/
- Given names
- Tobias Ambre
- Surname
- Ohmer
Date of Import: Jul 26, 2003
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Carack bound for New York
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Carack bound for New York
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Ship Carack - Captain Fales
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Carack leaves New Orleans
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Carack to Havre, France
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Ship Carack Destroyed by Fire
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Third boat from Carack located
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Note: Residence Post Office: Alligator and Assumption |
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Note: Residence Post Office: Napoleonville |
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Note: Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Self |
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1803–1893
Birth: December 7, 1803
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— Herxheim, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany Death: January 28, 1893 — Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, United States of America |
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mother |
1803–1833
Birth: October 30, 1803
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Death: February 7, 1833 — Katholisch, Neupotz, Pfalz, Bavaria |
Marriage | Marriage — April 25, 1831 — Katholisch, Herxheim Landau, Pfalz, Bavaria |
11 months
himself |
1832–1899
Birth: March 18, 1832
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— Neupotz, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany Death: April 24, 1899 — Four-Mile Bayou, Assumption, Louisiana, USA |
father |
1803–1893
Birth: December 7, 1803
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44
— Herxheim, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany Death: January 28, 1893 — Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, United States of America |
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stepmother |
1811–1870
Birth: February 6, 1811
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— Herxheim, Pfalz, Bavaria, GER Death: December 2, 1870 — Neupfotz, Pfalz, Bayern |
Marriage | Marriage — April 15, 1834 — Neupfotz, Pfalz, Bayern |
13 months
half-sister |
1835–1891
Birth: May 23, 1835
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— Neupfotz, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany Death: June 4, 1891 — Neupfotz, Pfalz, Bayern |
19 months
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3 years
half-sister |
1839–1921
Birth: July 29, 1839
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— Germany Death: December 13, 1921 — Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA |
3 years
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3 years
half-sister |
1848–1912
Birth: January 27, 1848
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— Neupfotz, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany Death: February 29, 1912 — Neupfotz, Pfalz, Bayern |
21 months
half-sister |
himself |
1832–1899
Birth: March 18, 1832
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— Neupotz, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany Death: April 24, 1899 — Four-Mile Bayou, Assumption, Louisiana, USA |
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wife |
1833–1901
Birth: December 1, 1833
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— Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish, Louisiana Death: September 27, 1901 — Lake Verret - Assumption Parish, LA |
Marriage | Marriage — about 1852 — Assumption, Louisiana, USA |
2 years
daughter |
1854–1898
Birth: May 5, 1854
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— Napoleonville, Assumption, Louisiana, USA Death: after 1898 — Barataria, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, USA |
10 months
son |
1855–…
Birth: February 16, 1855
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— Napoleonville, Assumption, Louisiana, USA |
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Carack bound for New York | |
Carack bound for New York | |
Ship Carack - Captain Fales | |
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Carack leaves New Orleans | |
Carack to Havre, France | |
Ship Carack Destroyed by Fire | |
Third boat from Carack located | |
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Residence Post Office: Alligator and Assumption |
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Residence Post Office: Napoleonville |
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Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Self |
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On 8 March 1892 Tobias swore before DUGAS, clerk of the 20th Judicial District Court in and for Assumption Parish that he was born in Bavaria, Germany in 1831 and came to New Orleans, the United States, in 1850. He renounced allegience to William II, Emperor of Germany. In 1831 the King of Bavaria was Louis I Agustus. In 1892 William II, a Prussian, was the third Kaiser of the combined Germany. Tobias's signature is in German script. This document conflicts with the steerage manifest of the Ship Carrack which arrived in New Orleans. This document has the date of 16 June 1851 and a notation June-Nov. The Carrack may have sailed in June and arrived in November. On this manifest Tobias OHMER, age 17, is listed as #196 on a list of 307. He is listed as an farmer. The ship is said to have left from Le Harve, France. The manifest has a column for place of Nativity with three designations; France, Baden and Bavaria. Boundries are difficult during and following the Napoleonic wars. Tobias was probably from the Pfalz which was part of the Kingdom of Bavaria until 1871. He was buried 25 April 1899 at Attakapas, Louisiana. Since Tobias is the progenitor of all Louisiana OHMERs, any connection to the German or French can probably only be found by further research in the records in the Pfalz or Baden. Marriage dates may be either the date the license was received or the actual date of the event. The spelling of names is determined by the person recording the data. See the record of his son Edouard Octave where the couple referred to as Tobie OHMER and Jeanette LACOSTA. |
Carack bound for New York | |
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Carack bound for New York | |
Ship Carack - Captain Fales | |
Carack leaves New Orleans | |
Carack to Havre, France | |
Ship Carack Destroyed by Fire | |
Third boat from Carack located | |
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Third boat from Carack located |
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Carack to Havre, France |
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Carack leaves New Orleans |
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Ship Carack - Captain Fales |
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Carack bound for New York |
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Carack bound for New York |
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Ship Carack Destroyed by Fire |
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Catherine Elizabeth Ohmer baptism |