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Elisabeth Oesterlein Christ (commonly
known Elisabeth Oesterlein;
September 12, 1749 –
December 3, 1802) was an
American educator. She
founded Salem College...
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Oesterlein Machine Company-Fashion
Frocks Inc.
Complex is a
registered historic building in Camp Washington, Cincinnati, Ohio,
listed in the
National Register...
- (1750–1833),
potter Johann Gottlob Krause (1760–1802),
stonemason Elisabeth Oesterlein (1749–1802),
educator Melchior Rasp (1715–1785),
stonemason Christian...
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Schumann Clara Eichinger:
Marie Schumann Béla Fesztbaum:
exchange Christine Oesterlein:
Henriette Péter Takátsy:
Wazielewski Walter Theil: Dr.
Richartz The Encyclopedia...
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April 22, 1772, the
Little Girls'
School was founded.
Sister Elisabeth Oesterlein, who
travelled from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in 1766, at the age of 17...
- is the
location of
multiple National Register buildings,
including the
Oesterlein Machine Company-Fashion Frocks, Inc.
Complex and the old
Cincinnati Workhouse...
- (1715–1785),
stonemason Christian Triebl (1714–1798),
carpenter Elisabeth Oesterlein (1749–1802),
educator Anna
Johanna Krause (1756–1815),
first child born...
- and
turned into a memorial. That same year the
collection of
Nicolaus Oesterlein containing several thousand books on
Richard Wagner (virtually the complete...
- Pennsylvania, to join the new community. One of them was 17-year-old
Elisabeth Oesterlein, who
founded and
became the
first teacher of what is now
Salem Academy...
- Christ's kiln in Old
Salem was excavated. In 1780,
Christ married Elisabeth Oesterlein, who
founded Salem Academy. They had five
children together: Anna Elizabeth...
