Notizen zu dieser Person
1850 Auswanderung in die USA auf dem Schiff Gaston.
Abfahrt in Bremerhaven.
21.08.1850 Ankunft in New York. Alter 22 Jahre.
27.10.1857 Einbürgerung (naturalization). Wohnort Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa. Alter 29 Jahre.
1860 Wohnort Two Rivers Ward 2, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
ALBERT WEHAUSEN
From The History of Northern Wisconsin, Vol II. Chicago: Western Historical Pub. Co., 1881, p. 539
Two Rivers flouring mill, was born March 22, 1828 in Hanover, Germany.
In 1850, he came to Two Rivers, followed the house carpenter's trade until 1858, when he married Margaret Dingeldein, of Hesse-Darmstadt.
They have a family of two daughters and one son. After his marriage, Mr. Wehausen engaged in merchandising, until 1867, when he sold his store nd bought a mill in Mishicot, which he operated until 1876. He attended the Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia. He then returned to Two Rivers and built this mill, which he has since conducted, and is ably assisted by his son, George. Mr. Wehausen has been County Supervisor and Chairman of the County Board.
ALBERT WEHAUSEN cemetery #89A
From Der Nord Westen, 30 Oct. 1909: (Saturday dateline)
Albert Wehausen, well-known resident of our city, died Sunday after a long illness, in the residence of his daughter here, Mrs. E. Clusen. He was 81 years old. Earlier he operated a mill in Mishicott, then moved to Two Rivers where he spent manyadditional years in the milling business, retiring about 15 years ago and moving in with the above named daughter. In addition to her, he is survived by one son, George Wehausen who lives in Two Rivers. The body was taken to Two Rivers for burial on Tuesday.
Heiner
Rohlfs
