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Louisa Goerss 1815

Louisa Goerss was born in 1815 in Mecklenburg, MV Germany, and is the mother of Adolph Goerss, Herman Charles Goerrs I, Brother Goerss II, Augusta Goerss, and Ferdinand Goerss.

Louisa Goerss

1815

Mecklenburg, MV, Germany

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1815

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Mecklenburg, MV Germany

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1880 Self & parents born in Mecklenburg Germany. Widowed
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1880 living in Cleveland Cuyahoga County Ohio.
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In 1815, in the year that Louisa Goerss was born, on January 18th, the Battle of New Orleans ended. General Andrew Jackson defeated a much larger invading British force in the last major battle of the War of 1812. This was after the Treaty of Ghent - signed the previous December - ended the war. But the news didn't reach the U.S. until February and the Treaty was ratified by Congress the same month. So the battle had no impact on the war.

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In 1822, was the year that coffee was no longer banned in Sweden. Originally used as a religious drink in Arabia more than 1100 years ago, coffee was banned in many European countries until the 18th century.

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