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Discovering Ancestral Roots: The Hochkammer Family's Journey to America

Explore the compelling story of the Hochkammer family as they embarked on a new life in America. Journey back to 1813 and witness how Johann Hochkammer, the patriarch, laid down roots in Manitowoc, WI, with a dairy farm that still stands today. Meet the current stewards of the land, Uncle Tom, Aunt Ann, and their sons, carrying on the family legacy. Witness the enduring bond as Great Grandparents Hochkammer continue to reside in the same home. Delve into the reasons behind their migration - seeking better opportunities and fertile farmlands. Compare their experience in America to their life in Germany and learn how freedom enriched their lives. Uncover the legacy of a family's determination and perseverance in a new land.

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Discovering Ancestral Roots: The Hochkammer Family's Journey to America

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  1. My Ancestors HochkammerFamily By Max

  2. HochkammerWho Came To America? • My great greatgreatgreat grandpa Johann Hochkammer 1813-1896

  3. HochkammerWhere In America Did They Settle • They bought a dairy farm in Manitowoc, WI

  4. Did They Stay There? • Yes! The farm is still owned by Hochkammers. • My Great Uncle Tom and Great Aunt Ann run the farm today with their sons, Casey and Tyler. • My Great Grandparents live with them. My Great Grandfather has never lived in any other house.

  5. Why They Came • They came for better lives and farming land. • They also came for better jobs

  6. Life in America • Life in America was better then Germany. • They had a comfortable life because they had more freedom.

  7. Thanks for Watching

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