Huisberg Family



Up

Click on any photo to see a larger version
Barmen GermanyFrom Wikipedia Barmen is a former industrial metropolis of the region of Bergisches Land, Germany, which in 1929 with four other towns was merged with the city of Wuppertal, North Rhine-Westphalia. Barmen was the birth-place of Friedrich Engels and together with the neighbouring town of Elberfeld founded the first electric suspended monorail tramway system, the floating tram or Schwebebahn. Barmen nevertheless has an interesting history because it was a pioneering centre for both the early industrial revolution on the European mainland, and for the socialist movement and its theory.

Barmen Germany picture from Wikipedia
1870
Barmen_(1870).jpg

Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Ottilie Huisberg (?-dec), Karl Huisberg Sr (?-dec), and Karl Huisberg Jr (?-dec)

Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Ottilie Huisberg (?-dec), Karl Huisberg Sr (?-dec), and Karl Huisberg Jr (?-dec)
c1860
gen0261.tif

Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec)

Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec)
c1860
gen0262.tif

Karl Huisberg Sr (?-dec)

Karl Huisberg Sr (?-dec)
c1880
gen0263.tif

Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Karl Huisberg Jr (?-dec), Johann Wilhelm Hertz (1841-1897), Ottilie Huisberg Hertz (?-after 1926), Karl Huisberg Sr (?-dec), and Ottilia Hertz (1875-dec)

Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Karl Huisberg Jr (?-dec), Johann Wilhelm Hertz (1841-1897), Ottilie Huisberg Hertz (?-after 1926), Karl Huisberg Sr (?-dec), and Ottilia Hertz (1875-dec)
c1885
gen0264.tif

Karl Huisberg III (?-dec), Ottilie Huisberg Hertz (?-after 1926), Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Thea (?) Huisberg, Karl Huisberg II (?-dec)

Karl Huisberg III (?-dec), Ottilie Huisberg Hertz (?-after 1926), Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Thea (?) Huisberg, Karl Huisberg II (?-dec)
c1900
gen0265.tif

Ottilie Huisberg Hertz(?-after 1926), Karl Huisberg II (?-dec), Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Karl Huisberg III (?-dec), and Thea (?) Huisberg

Ottilie Huisberg Hertz(?-after 1926), Karl Huisberg II (?-dec), Berta Kriegesgotte Huisberg (?-dec), Karl Huisberg III (?-dec), and Thea (?) Huisberg
c1900
gen0266.tif

Huisberg home in Barmen, Germany

Huisberg home in Barmen, Germany

gen0267.tif

Huisberg home in Barmen, Germany

Huisberg home in Barmen, Germany

gen0268.tif