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The Koenig Album; Biographies, Photographs, Genealogy Charts and Impressions From Here and There. The History of the Robert F. Koenig Family Through the Blood Line of the Koenigs, Metzs, Rawleighs and Trevillians, 1804-1950
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Knock on Our Door
Contains data about the art collections of the Robert F. Koenigs, some of the writings of Anna Belle (Koenig) Nimmo (b.1923), and biographies and pictures of the Robert F. Koenig family.
Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series
Includes Part 1A: Books and Part 1B: Pamphlets, Serials and Contributions to Periodicals
The Koenig Album
Joseph Koenig (1822-1905) immigrated from Germany to Erie, Pennsylvania in 1846, married Regina Hartman in 1852, and settled in Mt. Morris, Illinois, later moving to Freeport, Illinois. Descendants lived in Illinois, Wisconsin and elsewhere.
