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Emergency years in 19.
Century: The emigrants
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| Franconia had come 1814 to Bavaria. New administrative structures developed. Had remained the agricultural small possessions, which had resulted from the Mainzer leaving regulations (material division). The small fields with their little fruitful soils, which lay frequently still on steep slopes, brought only small yields. This changed by the introduction of the potato. Over 1810 had become already considerable the cultivation of potato in the Spessart and could increase the productive value of the fields. The potato became the "stomach filler" of the poor people. But only with favorable weather conditions the fruit introduced from America could bring good yields. In dry years it came again to hunger emergencies. In the Spessart there are no bodenschaetze, on those an industry could themselves have constructed and also different jobs was not available not. However the work on the new red sandstone offered small acquisition possibility. The years 1878 to 1880 were particularly bad years with dry summers and very cold winters. In the recordings of the field juror combination Suedspessart of the 2.Juni 1879 is to be read: "into the Spessartorten, particularly in Jakobsthal, Heinrichsthal, Weibersbrunn etc. was in the letzen winter a general hunger emergency." (note: Also old person book was badly concerned, as in the house chronicle of the school sisters to read is.) "(...) in completely Germany for it one collected. (...)In most of these places institutes for soup were established." The entry of the 30.Mai 1880 notes: "the winter was the hardest half of the fruit trees)Die since 1829.(... is beschaedigt.(...)Die weinstoecke is already all erfroren(...)" At the 6.Juni 1881 is too lesen:"(...)Sehr many married Steinhauergesellen from this area are in Bremen, Hamburg, Strasbourg in work. Because of these bad earnings/services the emigration is a very strong (...), to America." From Breitenbrunn left in the years 1850 to 1930 52 persons their homeland, in order to develop itself in the new world a better existence. |
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Anna, Mathilde and Theodor
sparrow
Anton send Thekla Loeber Thekla Loeber Luise, Anton u.Berta Loeber Amalie and Johann Fries Rosa Mathilde, Maria Katharina preserving man Karl Josef, Friedrich, Ferdinand pointing man Theodor Zwiesler Wilhelmine brook man Rosa Stoermer Josef Fecher Johann Hoernig Magdalena, Juliane and Leopold Zwiesler Ludwig Jessberger Maria and Adalbert Scherger Petrol Scherger Leo and Sophia shoe man Alexander send Juliane Glock Peter Meixler Josepha Jessberger Anna Maria Glock Ernst and Maria Anna Glock Walburga preserving man Anna knight Magnus, Johann, God hard, Theresia and Karl Josef Jessberger Eduard and Franz Braunwarth Katharina Glock Josef Anton Stoermer Josef, Wilhelma and Anna send Eugen pointing man |
approx.. 1890
approx. 1860 approx. 1850 approx. 1880 approx. 1930 approx. 1860 approx. 1930 approx. 1890 approx. 1880 approx. 1860 approx. 1910 approx. 1890 approx. 1830 1860/70 1910 1904 1913 approx. 1880 approx. 1870 approx. 1870 approx. 1870 approx. 1870 approx. 1870 approx. 1860 approx. 1860 approx. 1880 approx. 1870 approx. 1885 approx. 1866 approx. 1880 approx. 1880 approx. 1890 |
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