I am the great, great grandson of Caharles Frederick Heuser (Karl Fredrick Heusser) born in Hessen, Germany about 1829. He immigrated to the U.S. around 1848. His mother Amalia (1805-1872), his brother Louis (1839-1891), a possible brother Conrad ( b. abt. 1844), and possible sisters Catherine (b. 1843) and Caroline (b. 1848) immigrated in 1858 on the same ship. Amalia, Louis and Caroline were all found residing with Charles in the 1860 Census. I dont know where Conrad and Catherine went. Husband of Amalia may have been named Conrad but have no real evidence. I know the family is from the Hessen area of Germany but cant find a real connection to any other Heuser's in Germany. No record of death cert. in New Jersey for Amalia though she is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery in Matawan, NJ with Charles and Louis. Pretty much run into a wall. If anyone has any info it would be very much appreciated.

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I am also a Heuser by blood. My blood grandfather, my dad was adopted at six, was Charles Heuser. He commited suicide in 1986 and all knowledge of that side of the family went with him. So now my interest. I am related to the Hotchkins on his mothers side, but his fathers side I can find no info on. His fathers name was Joseph Heuser. I would like to see your family tree in order to see if this person is located anywhere on there. Rumor is Cherokee lies on his side. I tried using HEUSER2009 to search and it lists nothing. any more guidance would be great.
Thank you!!!

I'm sorry, there is no Joseph Heuser in my family history that I know of. I have a couple close matches, Charles Heuser who was born 1/27/1913 and died 8/1986. His father was Augustus Heuser and mother was Kathleen Adams. He resided in Jamesburg, NJ. Another close match was Charles Heuser who was born Charles Jarmen Jr. in North Carolina. Story goes that Charles' mother Margaret Heuser was murdered by his father Charles Jarman in North Carolina in 1969. Charles and his sister Kimberly were adopted by an uncle Charles Kemp Heuser and his wife Mae Locklear. They also lived in North Carolina. Hope this helps.