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Caspar Laesser

Our first known LAESSER to America was Johan Caspar Lasser arriving from Bremmen Germany and landing in the Port of New York City In June of 1850 aboard the passenger ship HEIRAM.

From his arrival to 1854 I lost track of him until I found him in the Buffalo census of 1861.  He apparently arrived in Buffalo prior to 1856 as the census indicated his first born was Bertha in 1856. 

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William Laesser

William , the third born to Caspar and the start of the Laesser;s in the Windsor Detroit area. He met Ida Mary Brown in Windsor about 1881.  Married her in Cleveland and apparently lived in Windsor for a time and then relocated back to Buffalo for a couple of years then returned to Windsor and took up permanent residence about 1892 as Clifford was born Buffalo 1891 and Henry born Windsor 1893. The rest is history.