Henry BROCKERHOFF & Margaret __?_

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Henry BROCKERHOFF
Margaret __?__

Husband: Henry BROCKERHOFF
Birth: 1798/9, Germany
Occupation: merchant

Marriage:

Wife: Margaret __?__
Birth: 1829/30, Ireland

WARNING: Margaret may be his daughter, not his wife.

Children:

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Sources:

1. Census Microfilm Records: Pennsylvania, 1850 (Broderbund CD-305): Bellefonte, Centre Co., PA, p. 164B, 102/120, enumerated 31 Jul 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Henry Brockerhoff 51 M Merchant 40,000 Germany

Margaret Brockerhoff 20 F Ireland

James Mullin 20 M Clerk Do

James Kinney 45 M Gardner Do

Mary Brenigan 23 F Do

Elisabeth McAllister 24 F Do

Fanny Atherton 24 F England

L D Straub 22 M Merchant Penna

Wilson L Rothrock 21 M Clerk Do

Had Margaret not been born in Ireland, I would have pegged her for Henry's daughter. If she is his wife, they must have recently married because she has had no children. Of course, it's always possible that Henry lived in Ireland for a time, before coming to America, in which case Margaret is his daughter.

2. Hans Pettelkau. Forschung Brockerhoff.[link died]

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