Marie emigrated from Bremerhaven, Germany and entered the United States through Port of New York on Nov. 25, 1925 on the ship "Muenchen" per her Petition for Naturalization #66798 for the District of Newark, New Jersey. Her description was listed as blond, 4' 11" tall and weight was 123 pounds with no visible marks.
She married William Hoffmann on Oct. 21,1921 at Bremerhaven, Germany.
1940 census for William and Marie living in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey lists Ida Ostendorf as mother-in-law to head of household who was William. This tells me that Ida is Marie's mother.
She married William Hoffmann on Oct. 21,1921 at Bremerhaven, Germany.
1940 census for William and Marie living in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey lists Ida Ostendorf as mother-in-law to head of household who was William. This tells me that Ida is Marie's mother.
Marie emigrated from Bremerhaven, Germany and entered the United States through Port of New York on Nov. 25, 1925 on the ship "Muenchen" per her Petition for Naturalization #66798 for the District of Newark, New Jersey. Her description was listed as blond, 4' 11" tall and weight was 123 pounds with no visible marks.
She married William Hoffmann on Oct. 21,1921 at Bremerhaven, Germany.
1940 census for William and Marie living in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey lists Ida Ostendorf as mother-in-law to head of household who was William. This tells me that Ida is Marie's mother.
She married William Hoffmann on Oct. 21,1921 at Bremerhaven, Germany.
1940 census for William and Marie living in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey lists Ida Ostendorf as mother-in-law to head of household who was William. This tells me that Ida is Marie's mother.
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