On Jan. 15, 1766, Michael Kalteisen led a meeting with Daniel Strobel and 14 other German men in his home in Charleston. This constituted the founding and first official meeting
On Jan. 15, 1766, Michael Kalteisen held a meeting in his home in Charleston with Daniel Strobel and 14 other German men. This constituted the founding and first official meeting of the German Friendly Society. Since the beginning of European …
On Jan. 15, 1766, Michael Kalteisen held a meeting in his home in Charleston with Daniel Strobel and fourteen other German men. This constituted the founding and first official meeting
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“G” is for German Friendly Society. Oldest of all German male social organizations in Charleston, the German Friendly Society was founded in 1766 by sixteen German men.