Sonoma 1860 Census survey

Survey of German-speaking Immigrants on the 1860 US Census

German-speaking Immigrants to Sonoma

Adolph Pappy 40 Germany

Kate Pappy 30 Germany

______ Pappy 70 Germany

Frank Newbolt 22 Germany

Henry F. Baty 45 Germany

John Cronk 30 Germany

William Tents 28 Prussia

Jacob Haubert 29 Prussia

Mary Haubert 31 Germany

Jacob Samuels 25 Germany

Chas Hubbert 18 Germany

Chas Hubbert 30 Germany

Richard Canales 19 Germany

Chas. Rollin 28 Germany

John Rollin, 28 Germany

Jos. Peince 28 Germany

Fred Janes 32 Germany

Jacob Slonn 33 Germany

Otto Nepper 21 Germany

Chas Raylin 21 Germany

Albert Raselef 19 Germany

Peti Smith 35 Germany

John Rice 22 Germany

Henry Wemer 22 Germany

Robert Draford 21 Germany

William Cassbahen 32 Bremen

G.P Pouli 33 Austria (probably G.T. Pauli)

Helvira Pouli 30 Chile + 5 CA born kids

Wm. Bruns 30 Prussia

Herminia Bruns 30 Germany

Henry Alivane 30 Germany

Bruny 34 Germany

Frank Thercoff 39 Germany

Annie Thercoff 37 Germany

Anthony Thercoff 25 Germany

________ Thercoff 70 Germany

Mary Thercoff 25 Germany

Peter Johnson 36 Germany

Thos. Johnson 37 Germany

Daniel Winigarden 38 Germany

Christoph Winigarden 36 Germany

S. Smith 34 Germany

Christopher Wise 32 Germany

Susan Wise 34 Germany

______ Luimburg 38 Germany, female

James Luimburg 5 California

Mary Justi 34 Germany (real 49er)

Chas Justi 34 Germany (real 49er)

Augustus Justi 11, born at sea 1849

Andry Williams 35 Germany

Francis Bradubury 34 Hanover

Johannah Bradubury 2 Hanover

Wm. Gope 35 Germany

Mary Gope 30 Germany

Theo. Wellswitt 44 Prussia

Margaret Wellswitt 32 Prussia

Francis Breitenbach 29 farmer Hanover

John Glesel 29 shoemaker Germany

Phil Mohler 46 merchant Bavaria/ Baden

T.H. Mohller 32 merchant Bavaria/ Baden

Sgunn Mohler 26, Bavaria

Mrs. Valentine 20, wife of butcher, Germany

G. Gitana 55 laborer, Switzerland, member of Vallejo household

Padra Jeuncro 35 Switzerland, male, gardener

Henry Wanderly 24 Bremen, merchant

Agnes Wanderly 27 Hamburg

Lewis Adler 40 farmer Germany

John Seipp 42 farmer Germany (probable relative of Alexa Seipp)

Mariah Seipp 39 Holstein

Paul Peterson 25 Prussia

Fred Keller 35 Prussia, counted twice

Frank Mart 65 farmer Germany

Clem Stramp 48 tailor Austria

Chas. Fanzano (Fangan) 45 physician Hanover

Eliza, wife of Chas. 42 Hanover

William Darmon 28 fruit merchant Bremen

Henry Marbid 19 laborer Saxony

F. Leiding 36 merchant Bremen, real estate $700, goods $400

Montigil Leiding 28 Germany, female, (‘Montigil’ may be ‘_____ girl’, as in maid)

Montigil Leiding 13 Germany, female

Fred Duhring 34 merchant, Germany, $800 real estate, $3000 goods

Dorotea Duhring 27 Germany

John Keets 58 farmer Germany $2000 real estate, $800 goods

Joanna Keets 48 Germany

August Ferguson 27 laborer Germany

John Elhidge 60 Germany, $4000 real estate, $500 goods

Minna Eldridge 10 Germany

John Weets 58 Germany

Joannah Weets 48 Germany

3 illegible Swiss

12 ‘John Chinaman’ in their mid 20s – 30s

A. Harasthy 48 wine maker, Hungary, $200,000 real estate, $50,000 goods

-5 laborers, 7 kids

- Harasthy place: 10 laborers all named John Chinaman aged 20, 40, 25, 26, 28, 29, 27, 40, 40, 44

“On General Vallejo’s Place”

Indian John 40, John Indian 18, Sam Indian 16, Hard Pan 30, Jane Indian 22, Susan Indian 17, Indian girl 14, Allenuch Indian 35, John Indian 28, Indian girl 6, Indian boy 5, Indian child 2, Infant Indian 4 mos.

The French Robbin family had Indians: Napoleon 12, Lola, 23, Baraka 40, Chrispian 30, Champan 35, Sara 40, Low 32, Parisa 24, Mary 17, Kifie 15, Chafa 18 and Arglia 2

W. Dillon 15 female Indian

Dick Bean Soup 16, b. 1844 Indian, male

Hosa Florrie 25 Indian, male

N.N. Meller 33 b. 1827 colored, NY

Chas Akey 60 colored, VA

David Shattuck 28 b. 1832 Louisiana (Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley)

Parilee Shattuck 22 b. 1838 Missouri

Wm. Boggs 34 Missouri

Sanora Boggs 34 Missouri

John C. McCracken 35 North Carolina