Krämer Family Farm – Westphalia, Michigan

Isaac Kremer/ June 25, 2020/ Family, Kraemer, preservation, Writing/ 0 comments

The arrival of the Krämer family in Michigan followed a common path of immigration starting in Prussia, crossing the ocean, traversing the Erie Canal, and settling in Buffalo. From there families moved westward in search of land and opportunity. Michael Krämer preceded his father to the United States in 1851 and settled first in Buffalo. He married Angela Schweick in

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Michael Kramer House – Buffalo, New York

Isaac Kremer/ August 30, 2018/ Family, Kraemer/ 0 comments

Matthias Kramer arrived in America on October 26, 1857. The Passenger List denotes him as traveling below deck, along with the bulk of the other passengers aboard the ship “Roger A. Heirn.” The ship was launched April 9, 1857 and was 173 feet 4 inches long, had a 37 foot beam, and 23 foot deep hold. Several years later after arriving

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Peter Paul Kremer House – Lansing, Michigan

Isaac Kremer/ August 27, 2017/ Family, Kraemer/ 0 comments

  Previously we documented the Peter Paul Kremer House in Pittsburgh. Peter Paul Kremer was born in Buffalo, New York on November 27, 1859. He was the son of Michael Krämer (1830–1917) and Angela Schweick (1833–1915). His parents had emigrated from Waldrach, Germany nearly a decade prior to his birth. Michael was a day laborer. He married Angela in 1855. Peter was the

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Peter Paul Kremer House – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Isaac Kremer/ August 25, 2017/ Family, Kraemer/ 1 comments

Thomas and Edward Kremer on Rutledge St facing Republic St with Peter Paul Kremer house in the upper left corner of the photo (second in from Rutledge St). Photo taken August 2017. Peter Paul Kremer (1859-1935) was born in Buffalo, New York on November 27, 1859. He was the son of Michael Krämer (1830–1917) and Angela Schweick (1833–1915). His parents

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