Augusta W Koschnitzki
Parents
Michael Koschnitzki
Michael Koschnitzki
1828 - 1880
Spouse
Albert G Lenser
Albert G Lenser
1862 - 1953
Children
Anna Lenser
Anna Lenser
1887 - 1963
Otto Lenser
Otto Lenser
1891 - 1968
Paul G Lenser
Paul G Lenser
1892 - 1975
Henry Frank Lenser
Henry Frank Lenser
1895 - 1972

1860


Sep 28
1860 21 – Beijing's Old Summer Palace is burned to the ground by orders of British general Lord Elgin in retaliation for mistreatment of several prisoners of war during the Second Opium War.
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1887


Age: 26y
1887 Heinrich Hertz discovers the photoelectric effect on the production and reception of electromagnetic (EM) waves (radio). This was an important step towards the understanding of the quantum nature of light.

1891


Age: 30y
1891 John Abbott becomes Canada's third prime minister.

1892


Age: 31y
1892 Andrew Carnegie combines all of his separate businesses into the Carnegie Steel Company, allowing him to gain a monopoly in the steel industry.

1892


Apr 29
Age: 31y
Albert G Lenser - New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957

immigration


New York, New York, USA ⇓
Albert and Augusta departed from Waldorf, Germany on board the boat "Italia" and arrived at New York on April 29th. With them were their three children, Anna, Otto, and Paul, who was only one month old. Albert was a laborer.
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1892 • The Cook Islands issue their first postage stamps.

1895


May 18
Age: 34y
Albert G Lenser & Augusta Koschnitzki - U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940

residence


Oil City, Venango, Pennsylvania, USA ⇓
Albert G Lenser and Augusta Koschnitzki baptize their son at the Evangical Lutheran Church in Oil City.
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1895 • A huge crowd at the Welsh Grand National at Ely Racecourse, Cardiff, almost overwhelms police trying to keep out gatecrashers.

1910


Age: 49y
1910 • The British Ship "Terra Nova" leaves London on its way toward an Antarctic expedition.

1940


Age: 79y
1940 Japan enters French Indochina: an agreement is signed in which Japan promises to station no more than 6,000 troops there, and never have more than 25,000 transiting the colony. Rights were also given for three airfields.

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