the first immigrants came to hawaii in around 1200.
the first immigrants came to hawaii in around 1200.
when did the first immigrants come to hawaii?
around 1200
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in 1844 philippi formed a partnership with ferdinand flindt, a german merchant based in valparaíso, who also represented prussia there as consul. with financial backing from flindt, in 1844 philippi purchased land in valdivia and along the southern bank of bueno river to be developed by future immigrants. philippi's brother, rodolfo amando philippi, contributed to the colonization plans by recruiting nine german families to emigrate to chile. these families arrived to chile in 1846 aboard one of flindt's ships. by the time the first immigrants arrived, flindt had gone bankrupt and his properties were taken over by another german merchant, franz kindermann. he supported german immigration and took over flindt's responsibilities. land purchases of dubious legality were made by kindermann and his father-in-law johann renous around trumao with the aim re-selling these lands to german immigrants. bankrupted flindt had made similar purchases near osorno. as the chilean state nullified kindermanns and renous purchases the first immigrants to arrive were instead settled in isla teja in valdivia, a river island then called isla valenzuela.
german colonization of valdivia, osorno and llanquihue