File:Photograph of the Schwerin and Heinersdorff family in Berlin, Germany circa 1865.png

DescriptionPhotograph of the Schwerin and Heinersdorff family in Berlin, Germany circa 1865.png	English: Photograph of the Schwerin and Heinersdorff family in Berlin, Germany circa 1865. This image has been cropped from a stereoscopic pair.
Date	circa 1865 date QS:P,+1865-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source	File:Stereoscopic_photograph_of_the_Schwerin_family_in_Germany.png
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
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Schwerin and Heinersdorff family circa 1865 in Berlin, Germany. Standing from left to right are: Oscar Paul Schwerin (1845-1903) and Alfred Ernst Schwerin (1846-1920) and the elderly man facing left appears to be a family friend. Sitting from left to right are: Sigismund Heinersdorff (1802-1872) and Mathilde Heinersdorff (1814-1891). In 1858, Paul and Ernst Schwerin became orphans when their father, Moritz Schwerin (1810-1858), died. After his death they grew up with their maternal aunt, Mathilde Heinersdorff.

• Oscar Paul Schwerin (1845-1903), son of Moritz Schwerin
• Alfred Ernst Schwerin (1846-1920), son of Moritz Schwerin
• Sigismund Heinersdorff (1802-1872), husband of Mathilde Schottländer
• Mathilde Schottländer (1814-1891), wife of Sigismund Heinersdorff

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