My Great-Great Grandparents
Andreas and Fredrika Carle
Andrew Carle 1822-1923
Andrew and Fredrika Carle, along with their 5 children (ages 3 to 11), left Germany in 1882 on the ship SS MAAS and immigrated to the United States by way of New York. Andreas settled in Portland Oregon and is burried in Rose Hill Cemetary, Clackamas Oregon.
Fredrika later returned to Germany without her family.
Fredrika later returned to Germany without her family.
Carle Children
Caroline 1869-?
Fredrich 1871-?
Jake 1872-?
Emil 1875-?
Emma 1876-1959
Fredrich 1871-?
Jake 1872-?
Emil 1875-?
Emma 1876-1959
Emma Taggart (Carle) & her brother Fred Carle
The "Maas" was a 1,705 gross ton ship, length 255.3ft x beam 35.1ft, straight stem, one funnel, two masts, iron construction, single screw and a speed of 10 knots. There was accommodation for 8-1st and 288-3rd class passengers. On 24/10/1884 she was destroyed by fire at sea with no loss of life.
SS Maas Manifest
Manifest of the SS Maas lists Andreas 54, Fredrika 42, Caroline 11, Fredrich 9, Link (Jake) 8, Emil 5, and Emma 3.
1910 Federal Census
Above: 1910 Nebraska Census showing Fred Carle as head of household, age 37, single, farmer, English speaking. Andreas is listed as father to head of household, age 89, married, German speaking.
Inventions In Our Times
1829 Braille
1830 Sewing Machine
1843 Morse Code
1857 Toilet Paper
1867 Coal-powered motorcycle
1867 Dynomite
1869 Celluloid plastic
1876 Telephone
1877 Cylindar Records
1884 Fountain Pen
1886 Coca-Cola1895 Radio (wireless telegraph)
1830 Sewing Machine
1843 Morse Code
1857 Toilet Paper
1867 Coal-powered motorcycle
1867 Dynomite
1869 Celluloid plastic
1876 Telephone
1877 Cylindar Records
1884 Fountain Pen
1886 Coca-Cola1895 Radio (wireless telegraph)
