Grohs Family Papers


This collection includes items created by members of the Grohs family, with the majority relating to Lothar Grohs. In Germany, the surname was spelled "Gross." There are letters written in German by members of the family, mainly Julius Gross and a wedding telegram book compiled to commemorate the wedding of Julius Gross and Clara Lonnerstadter in 1909. Additionally, there are items collected by Lothar Grohs while serving in the U. S. Army's Counter Intelligence Corps during World War II.

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2011_010_Grohs_Letter_05_1909_A.pdf
2011_010_Grohs_Letter_04_1909_A.pdf
2011_010_Grohs_Letter_03_1912_A.pdf

Letter from Julius Gross to Jda Lonnerstadter
2011_010_Grohs_Letter_02_1914_A.pdf
2011_010_Grohs_Letter_01_1915_0926_A.pdf

This is a wedding telegram book compiled to commemorate the wedding of Julius Gross and Clara Lonnerstaedter in 1909, who were married at the Hotel Blaue Glocke (Blue Bell) in Wurzburg.
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