1873 report of departure to San Francisco of a Frederick Schafer and his family
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Frederick Ferdinand Schafer Painting CatalogImage record 8088 |
Image credit: GenealogyBank. Located by James Marquardt.
| Related images: | Report of connection of S.S. Henry Chauncey with S.S. Great Republic in Panama. |
| Report of arrival of S.S. Great Republic in San Francisco. | |
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| Original: | Published Thursday, 3 April 1873, in the San Diego Union V, 26, page 1, column 8. |
| Adjustments: | Image digitally contrast-enhanced and sharpened. Image contains ICC color profile. |
| Note: | 1. The "Frederick Schafer, wife and child" named in this notice may be the artist and his family but it has not been confirmed. 2. Aspinwall was a name once used by Americans for the Atlantic port city of Colón, Panama. Upon arrival there, San Francisco passengers would board a train to Panama City, where a second steamer would be waiting to transport them up the Pacific coast. 3. Identically worded reports appeared in the 24 March 1873 editions of the Sacramento Daily Record-Union XLV 6854, page 4, column 2, and the San Francisco Evening Bulletin XXXV 142, page 1, column 4. |
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