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Wilhelmina (Milhan) and Heinrich Rambow came to
America from Germany in 1874. They came
from the same small town as
August and
Rika Heiden who made the journey one
year earlier. They all settled within a
few miles of each other in Raisinville
Township, Monroe County, Michigan.
Eventually, two of the Rambow's
daughters, Mary and Reka married two of
the Heiden's sons, William Carl and
Herman respectively.
Listed below
are all the deceased people from the
Milhan Family who have been given a
personalized individual page on this
website. The total listed on the graphic
above represents the number of direct
descendants, both living and dead, that
are included in our database. Those
that have a icon
are represented on at least one
individual or group image on the website. Click on the icon to see
the photo index for that person. Pictures
showing groups
of individuals will contain captions naming
those people we have been able to
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Ballard
(Miller), Norma

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Bordt
(Rambow,
Piotter), Ruth

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Burgard,
Arthur

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Burgard (Rambow),
Bertha

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Burgard, Hazel
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Burgard, Lee

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Cowen (Rambow),
Marie

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Dart (Piotter), Joan
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Hage
(Dentel,
Knapp), Shirley

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Heiden
(Rambow), Mary
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Heiden
(Rambow), Fredareka
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Kreps
(Miller),
Helen

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Milhan Family
- Miller,
Charles

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Miller, (Rambow)
Esther

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Pullou, (Miller)
Letha
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Rambow, Alvin

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Rambow, Carola
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Rambow,
"Daughter"
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Rambow, David

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Rambow, Earl
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Rambow, Friedrich
"Fred"

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Rambow, Gerald
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Rambow, Harold
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Rambow,
Heinrich, Jr
 
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Rambow,
Heinrich, Sr
(Germany)
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Rambow, Helen
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Rambow, Henry
Frederick

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Rambow,
Henry John
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Rambow,
Henry III

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Rambow, Herbert
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Rambow,
Nicolaus
(Germany)
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Rambow,
Phillip
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Rambow,
Wilhelmina "Minnie"

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Rambow (Milhan), Wilhelmina
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Rambow,
William

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Roose (Pullou), Jean
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Smith
(Cowen), Ruth
- Yena
(Cowen) Louise
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