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4003 P635 Her entry says she married P1084 in Przechowka, but there is no #1084 in the book. 1080-1088 are missing. Trincke Nachtigahl
 
4004 P663 Trudcke Nachtigahl
 
4005 birth date comes from Hoffnungsau I p. 191. Hoffnungsau I p. 191: "Nach Oklahoma gezogen". Andreas Nachtigal
 
4006 Hoffnungsau I p. 397: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. She immigrated with her stepfather Heinrich Voth #275382 and his family. Her surname is thus incorrectly given as Voth on the ship passenger list. Her n.s. birth date was 30 Jul 1859. Anna Nachtigal
 
4007 S. S. State Of Nevada; Arrived New York, New York Anna Nachtigal
 
4008 Hoffnungsau I p. 363: baptized by Abraham Ratzlaff. Pflegertochter von Jakob Richert und Maria Kliewer. Bertha Nachtigal
 
4009 She isn't listed on the Kenilworth ship passenger list as immigrating with the rest of her family. Her birth date was unlikely to have been 22 Feb 1875 if her sister Maria was born 30 Aug 1875. It is likely she was born after 1876 Elisabeth Nachtigal
 
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4011 His Gregorian calender birthday was 18 Jun. Heinrichsdorf p. 72 gives a birthdate of 6 June. Gives a death date of 17 Nov 1862 but it is crossed out. Heinrichsdorf p. 106 gives birthdate of 6 June. His Wahrheitsfreund obituary gives birthdate as 2 July 1842. He had 11 children, 5 predeceased him. Heinrich Nachtigal
 
4012 Her n. s. birth date was 20 Aug 1864. Helena Nachtigal
 
4013 Hoffnungsau I p. 387: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. Jacob Nachtigal
 
4014 Cliff Wall reports last name Janzen. -md Margaretha Nachtigal
 
4015 p. p399: "Aufnahme: mit Attest 1893 von d. Hoffnungsau Gem. Ks.; Ausschluss und Ursache: Oklah. Glied bei Sichar". Gives a baptism date of 22 May 1893. p. p499: baptized by Dietrich Gaddert. Hoffnungsau I p. 191 gives a birth date of 18 Aug 1876 and a baptism date of 30 Nov 1890. Hoffnungsau I p. 387: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. Maria Nachtigal
 
4016 Emmaus 1888 p. 121: "Nicht mehr Glied". p. 215: joined Emmaus 15 May 1898. "Durch Attest nach Oklahoma". 1st Menn Newton Stammbuch p. 58: "Als im Jahre 1880 die algemeine Wehrpflicht auch auf die Mennoniten ausgedehnt wurde, wanderte seine Eltern mit ihn nach Mittelasien aus." Joined 1st Menn. 14 Jan 1889. "Nach Emmaus abgemeldet 1898 d. 17. April." Fall of 1882 they migrated to Chiva 1887 migrated to Newton, Ks. arriving 11 Sept. 1887. Peter Nachtigal
 
4017 p. p403: "Ausschluss und Ursache: Adventist" p. p504: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. p. p572: married by Peter Balzer. p. p652: transferred to Sichar, Oklahoma, Oct. 1896 Hoffnungsau I p. 191 gives a birth date of 4 May. Peter Nachtigal
 
4018 S. S. America; arrived Baltimore, Maryland Peter Nachtigal
 
4019 His n.s. birth date was 6 Sep 1862. Hoffnungsau I p. 158: "Br. Nachtigal zu den Schellenbergern gegangen." Hoffnungsau I p. 390: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. He immigrated with his stepfather Abraham Richert #26100 and his mother. His surname is thus incorrectly given as Richert on the ship passenger list. His age is given as 8 on the ship passenger list, which is incorrect. Peter J. Nachtigal
 
4020 S. S. Teutonia; Arrived New York, New York Peter J. Nachtigal
 
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4022 he was injured at birth and in a home in ND. Francis Neiman
 
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4024 Daughter of John Nelson and Kathy . Patricia Nelson
 
4025 She was the daughter of John Henry Nettrouer and _____ Hoover. Martha Clara Nettrouer
 
4026 One record says he was born 30 Jul 1902. Buried at Neuhorst Cemetery. Abram M. Neudorf
 
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4028 The cemetery headstone says he died Jun 1964. The California Death Index says he died 20 Jun 1966. Aaron C. Neufeld
 
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4030 One of his daughters married John Bechtloff and lived in Watonga, OK. He also had a son, P. A. Neufeld of Hitchcock, OK. Abraham Neufeld
 
4031 S. S. Switzerland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Abraham Neufeld
 
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4033 His new style birthdate was Oct 4. The Pueblo MB church records say he was baptized on 11 June 1901. He passed away only 18 days after his wife passed away. The Escondido records say the family moved from Escondido to Bakersfield, California. Abraham B. Neufeld
 
4034 S. S. Elbe; Arrived New York, New York Abraham B. Neufeld
 
4035 Esther Neufeld Ramsay wrote, "By the 1830's, my great-grandfather, Abraham J. Neufeld, (1816-1865) and his brother, Dietrich, were living in Sparrau. The brothers married Regier sisters. Abraham married Eva (Ida) Regier and Dietrich married Katharina Regier.

Abraham and Eva Neufeld had 7 children. My grandfather, Johann, was born the 11th of November 1850 and, his brother, Aaron, was born the 4th of October 1858. The other children were Abraham, Eva, Peter, Gertrude, and Katharina. Their birth dates are not known but they apparently all remained and died in Russia." - cw 		Abraham J Neufeld
 
4036 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Abraham J Neufeld
 
4037 S. S. Switzerland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Abraham J. Neufeld
 
4038 One record says he was born 13 Feb 1856. After his marriage, he lived first at Friedensruh, Molotschna. Later, he lived at Klippenfeld, Molotschna, and finally in Kalinovo, Memrik Colony where he moved in 1885. Abraham Kornelius Neufeld
 
4039 While they lived in Kalinowo, Memrik, Russia, he was the village blacksmith and they went to the Mennonite Brethern church. The first marriage was a good marriage, even thouth they were poor, but the second was not. They moved to the Mennonite colony of Samaria and then to the Omskaja district of Russia where he died and also his second wife. The youngest children where given to others. Olga and Neil ended up with the Otts and so came to Canada. Abram Neufeld
 
4040 Abram left his first wife during the war. There were no children. Her name was Aganeta and she lived in Petrowka, Russia. He would have married her young and left her shortly afterwards. He died of cancer. The second woman he married brought some children into the marriage. Abram A. Neufeld
 
4041 He was shot. Abram Aron Neufeld
 
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4043 R105 Aganetha Neufeld
 
4044 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Aganetha Neufeld
 
4045 -born 22 Aug 1840 according to Peters, J (1974), Loewen (1977) & Blankenship (1995 pers. comm).-immigration 18 June 1876 according to Peters, Jacob (1974). Died 26 November 1916 acc/to Heinrich Ens's Familienregister. 1880 West Reserve Census says she was born 9 Aug 1840 (p. 8). Agatha Neufeld
 
4046 She had a brother, possibly named Abraham, who was the father of John Neufeld, music director at MEI for a number of years. Agatha Neufeld
 
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4049 Anna was a beautiful lady as decribed by her brother John. She was also an accomplished singer, linguist, and adapted quickly to the Canadian culture. Anna Neufeld
 
4050 Family records says she was born 29 May 1852. Anna Neufeld
 
4051 Henry Feyerabend married her niece, another Anna Neufeld. Anna Neufeld
 
4052 Her obituary gives her birthdate as 9 Aug. Anna Neufeld
 
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4054 R98-3 Anna Neufeld
 
4055 S. S. Kenilworth; arrived New York, New York Anna Neufeld
 
4056 S. S. State Of Nevada; Arrived New York, New York Anna Neufeld
 
4057 S. S. Switzerland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Anna Neufeld
 
4058 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Anna Neufeld
 
4059 She isn't listed on the State of Nevada ship passenger list, but unless she died prior to 5 Aug she must have immigrated with the rest of her family.

Her death date has to be wrong as she didn't die before the birth of her last child. After Henry's death, Anna did laundry work in Dr. Bartel's hospital in Dallas, Oregon. 		Anna Neufeld
 
4060 single. I have conflicting data on her. A letter from Germany places her death in Russia and J.J. Thiessen's letter places her dying here in Prince Albert, Sask. I tend to believe the German cousins. Anna Neufeld
 
4061 Her n.s. birth date was 15 Oct 1853. Anna J. Neufeld
 
4062 S. S. Strassburg; Arrived New York, New York Anna J. Neufeld
 
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4064 R98-1 Aron Neufeld
 
4065 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Aron Neufeld
 
4066 S. S. Elbe; Arrived New York, New York Aron A. Neufeld
 
4067 He died in the war. Aron Aron Neufeld
 
4068 Children are placed in order as Abram Wall gave them (letter Sep 17, 1985). Tina Matthias states he died in 1928 but that doesn't seem right (letter Feb 7, 1971). She is a niece, but Tina Boschman a grand-daughter says he died in 33 or 34, at 75 or 76 years of age, which makes 1858. A letter from Aganeta Risto states he died Jun 5, 1933 and was 78 years 7 months, 22 days old. This was based on a paper she found in her mothers trunk. Aron C. Neufeld
 
4069 S. S. Elbe; Arrived New York, New York Aron J. Neufeld
 
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4071 Obit - Christian Leader - July 1997: Survived by children, Frances Schmidt (Mariposa, CA), Andy & wife, Vera, (Clovis, CA), Lois & husband, Howard Fast (Reedley, CA) & daughter-in-law Allene Neufeld (Corn, OK); 2 sisters, 1 brother, 13 grand - 24 great-grand- and 2 great-great grandchildren. Arthur Henry Neufeld
 
4072 When Diedrich 'D.D.' Neufeld's wife, Maria Spenst died, Bertha was only a few days old. So, Dietich D. Neufeld's Sr. raised her as their own child. Bertha Neufeld
 
4073 She was stillborn. Clara Neufeld
 
4074 Source Waldheim book pg 303 Clarence Neufled story. Born on the family homestead. One record says he was born 18 Dec 1916. Clarence Neufeld
 
4075 He never married because his father would not let him marry the girl of his choice. He vowed he would only marry after his fathers death, but he died before his father from typhus. Cornelius Abram Neufeld
 
4076 In 1993 only three of his children were still alive. The seven oldest are from the first wife, the next two from the second, and the last child is from the third wife. Cornelius Aron Neufeld
 
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4078 One source says that he was born in 1858. He travelled with the retreating German armies of WWII and after the war was sent back to Russia where he died. He was well into his eighties. His mother-in-law was a born Dyck. That is why dad always talked about some one going from Winnipeg to Moutain Lake, MN, to vist relatives. It was the Margaret Neufeld Edigers, Cornelius' youngest daughter Margaret who would visit the Dycks in MN. Cornelius had twelve kids in all. Four died young. Cornelius C. Neufeld
 
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4080 William Wiest says he was born 23 Jan 1897. Cornelius C. Neufeld
 
4081 Her o.s. birth date was 4 Dec 1922. David Neufeld
 
4082 R354 David Neufeld
 
4083 Washita County Enterprise - 8-18-2005:
Denene Neufeld of Corn and Don Harper of Allen, OK were married on Wednesday, August 3, 2005 at Arapaho with Judge Jill Weeden officiating. Ricky McPhearson and RaDonna Sawatzky, friend of the bride, were witnesses.
Denene is the daughter of Allene Neufeld of Corn Heritage Village and the late Marvin Neufeld. Don is the son of Penny Harper and the late David Harper of Allen.
The bride wore a cream sleeveless sheath with matching full length long sleeved coat, accented in sequins. For something borrowed, the bride wore a necklace that belonged to her sister and had been a gift from their paternal grandmother.
The couple will be making their home in Corn. 		Denene Neufeld
 
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4085 Cliff Wall reports eight children. the third and fourth being Abraham and Cornelius. md Dietrich Neufeld
 
4086 From GRANDMA Jan 2010: Birth Source: Turner County, South Dakota. Kirchen-Buch der Mennoniten Gemeinde im Turner County Dakota. MLA.CONG.24. , page 60Birth Source: Turner County, Dakota. Kirchen-Buch der Mennoniten Gemeinde im Turner County Dakota CONG.24. , page 60Birth Source: Gossen, Robert K.; Family Records Baptism Source: Turner County, South Dakota. Kirchen-Buch der Mennoniten Gemeinde im Turner County Dakota. MLA.CONG.24. , page 61Baptism Source: Turner County, Dakota. Kirchen-Buch der Mennoniten Gemeinde im Turner County Dakota CONG.24. , page 61Death Source: Bote , page 2 Jun 1948, p4Notes: This family apparently belonged to the "Sabatter" or Seventh Day Adventists. He was from Friedenstein in the Crimea at the time of his immigration in 1873 per the diary of Tobias B. Unruh (#103897). At one time he reportedly lived in Sparrau, Molotschna. Dietrich and Maria were married for 70 years. 1911 Canada census says he was born Apr 1845.He was from Friedenstein in the Crimea at the time of his immigration in 1873 per the diary of Tobias B. Unruh (#103897). Family records the marriage date as 18 May 1869 n.s. At one time he reportedly lived in Sparrau, Molotschna. He was a devout follower of Menno Simons, beginning his career as a teacher and preacher in Russia. A scarlet fever epidemic claimed their two first two little daughters shortly before they emigrated. They first settled in the Silver Lake area in South Dakota where a parcel of land had been reserved for them in the earlier settlement land purchased by an earlier immigrant Unruh family. It was here that the influence of the fragmentation that was resulting from the fervent religious spiritual renewal movements had significant impact in the new immigrants from Russia. The Neufelds invited a colporteur, Mr. Conradi from Battle Creek, Michigan to have supper and stay the night only to discover this man did not eat pork. According to his grand daughter, Ruth (Feyerabend) Brucks, Dietrich's ministry on occaision included North Dakota as a Mennonite Preacher, but when he formally joined the Seventh Day Adventist movement, it became necessary for him to leave his South Dakota property and by train the family (children Dietrich, Jacob, Agnetta, Eva, John and Sara) migrated north to the Rosthern area in the North West Territories of Canada. . He was an early convert to the Seventh Day Adventist movement and there are some South Dakota references that sugges he was personally trained by them in New York for leadership that in subsequent history had major influence on the explosive growth of the the Seventh Day Adventists around the world. As pioneer homesteaders they had various periods of residence in North Dakota before and after settlement in 1893 on the site that later became the Town of Waldheim, Saskatchewan. Dietrich and his two older sons each established homesteads at this location sixteen miles west of Rosthern on the old trader's Fish Creek - Battleford trail that was used between the South and North Saskatchewan Rivers. Their first homes were the covered wagon boxes inverted and mounted on a pole at each of the four corners. Maria became the first nurse and midwife in the area and over the years was present at the more than eighty child-births. Two sons, Dietrich (D.D.) and John became Adventist ministers of significance and daughter Anna, who had trained as a nurse had the son Henry Jr. Feyerabend that was present to the transitions of the Seventh Day Adventist ministry into the Satellite Age of global teaching ministries. When Diedrich 'D.D.' Neufeld's wife, Maria Spenst died, Bertha was only a few days old. So, Dietich D. Neufeld's Sr. raised her as their own child.Immigration Source: Brothers in Deed to Brothers in Need , page 68Marriage Source: Profile of the Mennonite Kleine Gemeinde 1874 Marriage Source: Remembering Our Heritage  Dietrich Neufeld
 
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4088 S. S. Hammonia; Arrived New York, New York Dietrich Neufeld
 
4089 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Dietrich Neufeld
 
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4091 He worked as a the telephone repairman and the radio operator. Later Don attended the Canadian Junior College at Lacombe, Alberta for a short while. Then he enrolled at Walla Walla College in Washington. While there he met Maxine Bernay of Fallen, Nevada, an English Major. They married after Don graduated with a degree in theology. He pastored in Nipawin, Saskatchewan and in Edmonton, Alberta. In the spring of 1952, Don and Maxine, were called to Washington, D. C. where he became the editor of the SDA Bible Dictionary and Encyclopedia. In 1966 Don attended the John Hopkins University at Baltimore, Maryland after which he took the job of associate editor of the "Review and Herald" church paper. Their eldest son Bernay was a well-known Biologist at Loma Linda University. Don collapsed and died suddenly in his home on March 3, 1980 c after returning from a jog. -cw Don Frank Neufeld
 
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4094 Her Christian Leader obituary says she was born 30 Oct 1923. Dorothy Margaret Neufeld
 
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4097 R67 Elenora Neufeld
 
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4100 6 kids Elisabeth Neufeld
 
4101 Canada Elisabeth Neufeld
 
4102 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Elisabeth Neufeld
 
4103 She and Jakob Wiebe had 8 sons and 5 daughters. Four daughters died young. The Doreen & Rudy Raabe submission says she died 21 Oct 1947. Elisabeth Neufeld
 
4104 One family record says she was born on 24 May. Elisabeth Suzanne Neufeld
 
4105 She and her husband were 2nd cousins. They were murdered in their home. She died instantly but he lived through the night yet. Elizabeth Neufeld
 
4106 She lived with her Aunt Lena and Uncle Johann Siebert after parents were killed. When she was older she took care of her two cousins as they worked in the Don area of Russia. When they were taken to the Gulag, she moved to Waldheim, in the Molotschna where she worked in a hospital. She had a child out of wedlock but it died on the German evacuation to German in 1944. She stepped off the train to bury it and was not heard of again. The two cousins that she initially took care of and disappeared were Heinrich J. and Kornelius J. Siebert. Elizabeth Neufeld
 
4107 One record says she died 5 Jan 1940. Elsie Pauline Neufeld
 
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4111 Buried in the Salt Creek Cemetery. Ervin A. Neufeld
 
4112 One record has his name as Pete Ervin Neufeld. Ervin Pete Neufeld
 
4113 Alt Birth: 1 Apr 1920 Carlsberg, Oregon Esther Neufeld
 
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4115 S. S. State Of Nevada; Arrived New York, New York Franz "Frank J" Neufeld
 
4116 Mountain Lake 1912 p. 58: baptized by Jacob Stoesz. Franz F. Neufeld
 
4117 Jacob and Freda were missionaries to the Central Africa Empire S Republic of Chad with the foreign Missionary Society of Grace Brethren Churches for many years. -cw Freda Neufeld
 
4118 Died from cancer the year her son Steven entered first grade. Frieda Helen Neufeld
 
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4120 Abe Dyck of Winnipeg believes that in all probability Gerhard is the father of Gerhard Neufeld, b. 6 July 1857. His argument is based on the fact of them both living in Kronsthal, and the reality that most families named a child after the father (see "Gerhard Neufeld Family Genealogy", notes prepared by Abe Dyck). EWZ records say he was born 1 Dec 1835. Gerhard Neufeld
 
4121 George married a lady named Louise, who died of TB while very young. She is buried in the Dallas, Oregon cemetery. He married a second time and that didn't work out. He then married a 3rd time to a lady named Clara, September 1 1943. They moved to Milwaukee, Oregon, where he worked in construction. George died on December 18, 1965 in Canby, Oregon. He had no children of his own.
 		Gerhard J. "George" Neufeld
 
4122 I do not believe I have the children in order. Gertrude Neufeld
 
4123 S. S. Leipzig; Arrived Baltimore, Maryland Gertrude Neufeld
 
4124 Could this be the same as 351144? Gordon Neufeld
 
4125 He married Sally . Harold Neufeld
 
4126 Served 4 years in the U.S. Air force during World War II. -cw Harry Neufeld
 
4127 Karasuk, Russia Heinrich Neufeld
 
4128 S. S. Switzerland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heinrich Neufeld
 
4129 Three children: Julia, Andre, and Lina. Heinrich Neufeld
 
4130 Went Missing Heinrich Neufeld
 
4131 Died of cancer. Helen Neufeld
 
4132 Aberdeen says she was born 17 Oct 1874. She was (re)baptized 28 Apr 1918. Helena died of cancer. Helena Neufeld
 
4133 Came to America with Harbin group from China Living Aptos, CA 1992 Helena Neufeld
 
4134 Canada Helena Neufeld
 
4135 Her o.s. birth date was 21 Jan 1897. Helena Neufeld
 
4136 Information for this lady taken from Great Aunt Helen Neufeld Epp, born 1897 A letter she wrote in 1969 and is in her file. Also from her grandchildren Kay Fote Isaak and Rudolf Koop. Lived in Ebenthal, Memrik, Ukraine. Based on the ages of her children it would seem wrong to assume that she is one of the older children, rather one of the younger. So I've place her toward the last for that reason. Helena Neufeld
 
4137 She immigrated to Canada in 1902 Helena Neufeld
 
4138 She may be the same person as #88962. Helena Neufeld
 
4139 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Helena Neufeld
 
4140 The Reinlaender Gemeinde Buch (Dyck, J. & Harms, B. , 1994, p. 396) shows Herman's birthdate as Nov 5, 1911 (11/5 vs. 5/11) and his death date as 11 Jul 1887 (7/11 vs. 11/7). It also shows their marriage date as December 29, 1832. Herman Neufeld
 
4141 He isn't listed in the 1814 Census with his parents. Herman "Harm" Neufeld
 
4142 One record says he was born 3 Sep 1900. Hermann "Barney" Neufeld
 
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4147 1901 Canada Census says she was born 9 Sep 1841. Jacob Neufeld
 
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4151 When his parents were murdered he was placed in his Aunt Sara Reimer's family. His dad's sister. He died in the Gulag; taken from Konteniusfeld. Jacob 656125 Neufeld
 
4152 Jacob was spoilt by his mother because of a difficult birth and because of this he did not turn out good. He was an excellent machinist, but left his family and went to Iran. He eventually ended up in Germany where he died of starvation at the end of the war. Jacob Abram Neufeld
 
4153 He took over his father's work, threshing grain, moving buildings, blacksmithing and boiler work. His delight was his accordion music, playing with a group of seven local men with violins and guitars. They played in churches, homes for the Aged. -cw Jacob C. "J.C." Neufeld
 
4154 blood poisoning Jacob J. Neufeld
 
4155 Funeral service at Arnold MB Church Jacob John Neufeld
 
4156 S. S. Montnairn; Arrived Quebec, Quebec Jacob John Neufeld
 
4157 California Jacob P. Neufeld
 
4158 Jacob and his family fled across the Amur River to Harbin, China. They eventually settled in Shafter, California. Jacob P. Neufeld
 
4159 He isn't listed in the 1814 Census with his parents and probably had died by then. Jakob Neufeld
 
4160 Canada Jakob A. Neufeld
 
4161 He was exiled from 1933-39 and suffered many tortures during those years which left him disabled for the rest of his life. Jakob A. Neufeld
 
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4163 His new style birthdate was 12 July. Jakob P. Neufeld
 
4164 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Jakob P. Neufeld
 
4165 He isn't listed in the 1814 Census with his parents and probably had died by then. Johann Neufeld
 
4166 Johann married twice because his first wife died from severe oil burns when a lamp exploded on her. His two wives were cousins and each gave him ten children but only seven from each lived. Further, I am not sure at this point as to the order of the children. They come in this order from Abram A. Wall who is the son of Helena, but he lists his mother as the youngest from the first wife and yet puts a son after her. So I've put the son previous to Helena. He gives Johann's birth as 1848; J.J. Thiessen gives 1846. Johann Neufeld
 
4167 One record says he was born 10 May 1913 . Johann Neufeld
 
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4170 He isn't listed on the Elbe ship passenger list, but must have immigrated then as the rest of his family are listed on the passenger list. Johann A. Neufeld
 
4171 He was a member of the Pordenau Church in Russia.
In September 1996 Esther Neufeld Ramsey wrote, "Johann was interested in emigrating to America in 1872. He and Anna were only 22 years of age, fairly newly married, and the thought of going to a new unknown country must have seemed a chance for adventure. But it would be another two years before they would be ready to leave. Johann's brother, Aaron, a boy of 14 or 15 in 1873, would also go to the United States some years later. Johann and Anna Neufeld's second son, Franz, was born the 26 of April in 1874.
This was the year of the largest emigrations to the United States, and likely Johann was thinking that it was time to begin making plans for him and family. It would take some time to get the required papers and passports required to leave the country. Finally the time came to actually get ready to leave. What would they keep and what would be left behind. Many a treasured object was sold the public auction before departure in those days! (Anna's mother also went to the United States but whether at this time or later in not known.) Then there was the food to prepare for the long journey. If Anna did as many of the other immigrants did, she baked and roasted sacks of 'Zwieback'. These dry buns were later soaked in coffee and maybe sprinkled with sugar before being eaten. Also hams were boiled, wrapped in a sheet of dough and baked in the oven. There were so many things t done to get ready. Finally, to top things off, a baby girl was born to Johann and Anna on the 5th of June, 1885, just about a month before they were due to leave. The time came to say 'good-bye' to those who were left behind. Would they ever see each other again? It was now sometime in late June or early in July when Johann and Anna, with 14 month old Franz and baby Anna, together with a number of other families, boarded the train and crossed Europe to Antwerp, Belgium. Here they boarded the "State of Nevada" and set sail for New York City where they landed on the 5th of August 187
As most of the emigrants, they had traveled steerage and were very thankful to get off the ship. Thirteen families had arrived at Mountain Lake, Minnesota in 1873, four more families in 1874, and now in ^a T5 two larger groups arrived. Johann and his family arrived with the last group in August. As they left the train they were directed to a shed, which had recently been erected for the newcomers. Here they stayed until they could secure a home of their own. What a change from the well-built red tile roofed buildings and green fields they had left back home. Mountain Lake was barely a village at this time. There was a shack with a few patent medicines, a few houses and cabins. A trapper, Wm. Mason, and his wife, who built a cabin on the island in the 900-acre lake northeast of the village, named the place. The island was about 45 feet above the lake. A considerable amount of the land around Mountain Lake was already settled but Johann did get an 80 acre homestead, the S l/2 SE 1/4 34-107-35, in Dolton township, Cottonwood County. Their post office was Bingham Lake. He built a 20'x 28' brick house and a 20'x 20' stable. Most likely those bricks were homemade. By the time he received his American citizenship on the 8th of July, 1884. He had improved 30 acres and had planted an acre of trees. He received the patent to this homestead on the 15th of January, 1885.
The USA Homestead Act of 1862 demanded that for every 160-acre claim, a pioneer had to plant 10 acres of trees. Forty acres of sod had to be turned and planted and a dwelling had to be built within a time space of three years. It was not easy for these early settlers to get started. A number of prairie fires swept through the country, destroying crops and in many instances, buildings. In 1876, when the wheat was up and looking good, the grasshoppers came and destroyed the crops. The following year the farmers wondered whether or not to seed. Some did not while others seeded as much as possible.
The grasshoppers came again, but so also did a red mite which killed the grasshoppers and the farmers had a good crop. By this time there were five more children in the Neufeld family. Abram, John, Aaron, Jacob and Peter. In June of 1884, Johann bought the N1/2 SW 1/4 and S l/2 NW 1/4 30-106-25 W5, from E. Sevatson and A. D. Perkins of the firm of Perkins and Sevatson. What kind of land it was or what the circumstances were is hard to say, but it appears that he got the land for $100. Maybe there were other things involved. Three years later, in November of 1887, he added the adjoining S l/2 SW 1/4 of section 30. He bought it from John H. Morris of Iowa for $500. Whether the family remained on the homestead or moved to this newly purchased land I do not know, but over the next ten or eleven years, Heinrich, Katharine, Margaret, Klass and Gerhard (George) were added to the family. In later years the children gave their birthplace as Windom, Mountain Lake, Delft, etc., but likely they were all born on either of these two farms since most births in -those days took place in the home. And then there always were interests outside the home. Johann was fluent in Russian and English, as well as his native Plautdietsch and German, and so he was able to be of service to newcomers who needed assistance in their business affairs. Although Anna understood English, she never attempted to speak it.
Johann also was a teacher in the Sunday school. On the 4th of June 1883, both Johann and Anna were baptized into the Mennonite Brethren Church at Mountain Lake. In November of 1893, they sold their homestead to Heinrich Janzen for $300. In spite of the 160-acre free homesteads and $3.00 per acre preemptions, there was no real settlement in the Canadian West before the 1890's. This was partly due to the depressed world economy for much of the early period until 1896 when conditions improved. In America, there was plenty of free land much more accessible for settlement, and in a better climate. Not until the 1890's did this land disappear. Even then new areas were placed on the market as Indian Reserves were confiscated and as more marginal land was opened. However, as the message "Go west, young man, Go West" sent more. And yet more farmers from the Eastern States into the west, land in America became scarce. These Eastern farmers had the money to offer good prices for the land, tempting many mid-westerners to sell out and move on to the free homesteads or comparatively cheap land for sale in Canada. Tenant farmers found their rents rising in the Dakotas, Nebraska and Iowa, until they too looked to the cheaper lands in Canada, and the possibility of ownership. With nine boys in the family, Johann Neufeld had likely often thought about their future.
Homesteads, at least in his area, were a thing of the past. But as he saw many of his friends taking advantage of the homesteads being offered on the Canadian prairies, he must have realized that here was an opportunity for his sons to obtain land of their own. He was not a well man, so most likely knew that if he was to do anything it would have to be done soon. He knew some of the conditions he would find in Canada. His cousin, Dedrick Neufeld, had moved to Saskatchewan in 1893, eventually founding the village of Waldheim. Johann's son, Abram, had also seen something of Saskatchewan as a young teen-ager. He had been with a group of men looking at land in the Swift Current area in the early 1890's. And since the early months of 1899, his oldest son, Franz, had been living about three and a half miles northeast of Waldheim. Franz had married in 1895, and after a few years of farming near Mountain Lake, had left for Saskatchewan and applied for a homestead, the NE 1/4 26-42-
Johann and Anna's daughter, Anna, had married Henry Toews in March of 1899 and was settled in Mountain Lake. In 1899, about 157 families left Mountain Lake for Saskatchewan, in long trains carrying their implements, cattle and household goods. That fall, on September 11, 1899, Johann sold his land to Edward Bassett for the sum of $5,000, and again joined a migration. Johann himself did sot apply for a stead but bought some Hudson's Bay land on the same section that his son, Franz was living on. It is not entirely certain whether he bought two quarters or just one. Be that it may, Johann lived only for about seven weeks after this move. He died of TB on the 12th of November 1899, and is buried in an unmarked grave in the Waldheim cemetery. He was forty-nine years old. Johann's sons Abram and John immediately filed re, homesteads but continued to live at home until the spring of 190
Abram states on his homestead application that his parents lived on the SW 1/4 26-42-5, while John said they lived on the NW 1/4 26-42-
The Hudson's Bay Company does not have their records anymore but say that title to the SW 1/4 26 was transferred to George T. Toews of Mountain Lake, Minnesota on the 2nd of July 1907, and that there is no record of it ever belonging to Johann Neufeld. My Mother, Susanna (Unruh) Neufeld told me that Johann Neufeld was buried in the Waldheim cemetery. The Waldheim Village records were destroyed by fire sometime around 1920. His granddaughter, Anna (Neufeld) Peters, (Franz's daughter) told me that she remembered Johann's funeral although she was only about three years old at the time and that she had visited the site many times since. She remembered wanting to ~jump into the grave so that she could be with her grandpa. So Anna Neufeld was left a widow in a new country with a large family to provide for. The youngest child was only four years of age. Her sons Abram and John had taken up homesteads immediately after arriving in Saskatchewan and they lived with her until about 1903 when they left to work in Rosthern. Sometime after this Anna and the seven younger children returned to Mountain Lake. Her mother, Anna Janzen, was most likely still living here, as was also her daughter, Anna Toews. Her sons Franz, Abram, John and Jacob remained behind in Saskatchewan. Franz of course was settled on his homestead with his family. John had married in 1900, Abram was to marry in 1904 and Jacob in 190
After Anna Neufeld's father, Jacob Thiessen died in 1861, her mother, also Anna, married a Neufeld. When this Neufeld died, she was married again, this time to a Frank Janzen. They also lived in or near Mountain Lake. Anna remained at Mountain Lake until 1907 when she married a widower Wilhelm Born, of Hague. (Wilhelm Born lost his first wife on the 26th of November 190
It was the following year that he married Anna Neufeld. I believe that they had known each other in Russia). They returned to Saskatchewan with Anna's four youngest children and seem to have lived in Hague or it's vicinity for a while. The Land Titles Office at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has the following on file- "On Nov. 21, 1908, title to the NW 1/4 - 26 was transferred to Anna Born of Hague, Sask., Executor of the estate of John Neufeld, deceased". "On the same date Anna Born, Executor of the estate of John Neufeld transferred the NW 1/4-26 to Anna Born in her capacity and she retained title until De. 8, 1917 when it was transferred to the London and Canadian Loan and Agency C. Ltd." Anna and Wilhelm moved to a farm near Waldheim, maybe the above quarter. By early 1919 they were living in the town of Waldheim and around 1920 they moved to Hepburn. Here they had a small house on the west side, north of the bank on First Street, Lot 14.
It was in 1920 that Anna and Wilhelm joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Somewhere around 1924 or 1925, Anna made a trip to Dallas, Oregon, to visit those of her children who had moved there. Then, around 1928, she and Wilhelm moved to Osier. The first distinct memories I have of my grandmother, Anna, are somewhere during the early years of the 1920's when they lived in Hepburn. I remember her as a small person, quick of movement and always wearing a little black cap. Her hands were always busy with something. Her towels and linens were embroidered and edged with hand made lace. I still have a piece of knitted lace to edge the hem of a little girl's petticoat that she made around 192
She made a similar piece for the oldest granddaughter in each family. It always fascinated me to watch her spinning wool on the spinning wheel. She always had a garden in summer filled with all kinds of old fashioned flowers. In fall she would carefully gather their seeds to plant the coming year. Self seeded poppies bloomed among the potato plants. Other memories include seeing her flip pancakes, frying apple rings and her pot-roasted chicken flavored with anise seed. Many times when we stopped in for a short visit she would disappear into the kitchen and in no time at all would have mixed and baked a pan of soft, peppermint flavored cookies for "faspa". She had small, flowered tea plates and a tomato shaped saltshaker that I would have given anything to own. We were always happy when we could go and see Grandma and Grandpa Born. My memories of Wilhelm are not clear, but he was the only grandfather I ever knew. He also was a small man, with a white beard. I do not know if he was able to set broken bones or not, but I do know that he fixed my stiff neck a number of times. Anna died from cancer of the liver on the 18th of July 1931, at the age of 80 years. She is buried in the Osier cemetery, the 47th grave in Row
When she realized that she did not have long to live she made this statement, "I am willing to go and rest for a little while, for soon the Life Giver will come." Of all her children, only her sons Abram and Jacob were present at her funeral. They were the only ones still living in Canada. F.T. Balmar and Dietrich D. Neufeld conducted the funeral. She left to mourn, her husband Wilhelm, eleven children, forty-five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Wilhelm moved back to Hague and in 1932 married a Mrs. Lehn. He died on the 8th of February 1937, and is buried in the Hague cemetery.
 		Johann A. Neufeld
 
4172 S. S. Elbe; Arrived New York, New York Johann A. Neufeld
 
4173 S. S. State Of Nevada; Arrived New York, New York Johann A. Neufeld
 
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4175 Shot By Russians. Johann C. Neufeld
 
4176 Bandits came in their home and killed him along with his wife. They inherited money from Holland (Prussia??) and bought an estate which caused the bandits to think they had money. They pushed John and his wife in the basement and shot them. Their son John was hiding upstairs. His father staggered up the stairs later but died during the night. Johann J. Neufeld
 
4177 They had 6 children, including twin daughters between John and Freda. The twins died at birth. Johann J. Neufeld
 
4178 He migrated from Zeyersvorderkampen, Prussia to Sparrau, Molotschna Colony, S. Russia in 1827 (P. Rempel, p. 203, 207). In the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census he is listed at Sparrau #1. Johann Johann Neufeld
 
4179 In the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census he is listed at Margenau #17, the home of Heinrich Wilhelm Huebner (b. ca 1763) #371493. Could he be a relative? Perhaps his wife, Maria, is a daughter of the Huebners. Johann Johann Neufeld
 
4180 Mrs. Ivan Lochart who attends La Glace Bible Fellowship and whose maiden name is Franz says this is her uncle; says that these Neufeld's were known as singers. She grew up in Klippenfeld and moved to Canada when she was sixteen. Johann Johann Neufeld
 
4181 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Johann Johann Neufeld
 
4182 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Johann Johann Neufeld
 
4183 His n.s. birth date was 10 Apr 1873. Johann K. Neufeld
 
4184 S. S. Switzerland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Johann K. Neufeld
 
4185 has two children. Johann Kornelius Neufeld
 
4186 Grandpa served his alternate military service at a forestry camp at Anadol, South Russia. He was the music minister in both churches in Kalinowo, S. Russ, and the Lena, MB, General Conference Mennonite church. He accepted the Lord as his personal savior at the age of twelve. He was mild manner and did not often get upset when his boys made mistakes on the farm. John Abram Neufeld
 
4187 John was a licensed minister and worked in the American Missionary Union for 23 years at Bethal, Oregon. He was chaplain at the Dallas Rest Home until his death. -cw John Henry Neufeld
 
4188 He lived on William street which is the same street that my grandpa Neufeld lived on in Killarney, in fact three houses down. His wife was Henry Nickel's sister, who lived at Lena right across from our farm. When John's parents were murdered he was placed in his Uncle Kornelius Neufeld's home and then immigrated with them to Canada in the twenties. He worked in the Kimberly BC for many years and retired in Killarney, Manitoba. John J. Neufeld
 
4189 His o.s. birth date was 13 Mar 1872. The Balko records say he was born in 1871. His age is given as 1 on the ship passenger list in 1877, which is incorrect. This marriage produced 6 sons and 6 daughters. John J. Neufeld
 
4190 S. S. City Of Chester; Arrived New York, New York John J. Neufeld
 
4191 For a few years John 0 Neufeld had a private dental practice in Eugene, Oregon. Then he was called to join the staff of Loma Linda University. In his twenty years there he helped establish the School of Dentistry and headed anesthetics department. After his wife Margaret died, he married Tracy McKibbin and they spent twelve years in giving health education seminars throughout North America. They also reached out to the Cambodian Refugee Camo in Thailand, working with the People to People program in China, then Borneo and the Philippines where he helped upgrade the medical school. John O. Neufeld
 
4192 John practiced dentistry in Toppenish, Washington from 1946 to 1979 when he retired. They moved to Selah, Washington and he spent more time with his hobbies of sculpturing and bronze castings. He has a bronze casting in the museum in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It is a figure of his grandparents, his grandfather with the hand plow and his grandmother following behind planting potatoes.
In "Waldheim Remembers the Past" John recalls a little story of his school days in Waldheim, "I remember additional space was needed for school grounds, so the piece of land adjacent to the school was to be cleared of the poplar trees which covered it. A man with a team of horses was hired to remove the trees. This being a slow process, Mr. Berg, our principal, got out his fancy vest calculator, and after intense concentration came out with the conclusion that kid power was just as efficient as horsepower. He attached a long rope, as high as he could manage, and all the children grabbed hold of the rope and pulled out the trees, roots and all! It was more fun than any other school activity."
 		John S. Neufeld
 
4193 One record says she was born 25 Oct 1888. She was very musical and played the guitar. She was known for having a lot of spiritual songs commited to memory. They experienced hard times during the depression and from her diabetic condition. Katarina Neufeld
 
4194 Born in Waldheim, Molotschna, moved to Crimea in 1862, possibly lived in Johannesruh and Marianruh, and left for America from Karazan in June 1874 with her husband Johann Goertz (b. Aug. 22, 1826 in Obergruppe) and 6 children. She died aboard the Silesia on July 3, 1874. Her brother Diedrich Neufeld migrated to Dakota aboard the S.S. Hammonia on Aug. 15, 1873. His wife was a Marie Nickel. Diedrich and Marie Neufeld joined the Seventh Day Adventists and eventually settled near Waldheim, Saskatchewan. Reuben Goertz - Freeman Katharina Neufeld
 
4195 Canada Katharina Neufeld
 
4196 Four children; two children are still living (1993) in Kazakhstan. Katharina Neufeld
 
4197 Her n.s. birthdate was 3 August. She had a total of 10 children with Nickel, 6 sons and 4 daughters. 3 sons and 3 daughters died in childhood. Katharina Neufeld
 
4198 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Katharina Neufeld
 
4199 She died of cancer. Katharina Neufeld
 
4200 They had twelve children, but four died early. Katharina Neufeld
 
4201 One record says she died in 1977. Katharine Neufeld
 
4202 Her Zionsbote obituary incorrectly gives birth date as 9 May 1882. However, this same date is given for her in the Escondido church records, which states that she was born at Serjeef, South Russia. Katherine Neufeld
 
4203 She took care of her mother and usually lived with one of her brothers. The majority of time was spent with her brother Kornelius in Sparrau although she lived with her brother Abraham in 1827-29. Never married. Katherine Neufeld
 
4204 Died of starvation. Katherine "Tina" Neufeld
 
4205 Katharina and Rudolf Matthies do not list him in their records, but Agneta Neufeld Risto does. She says he was single and born around 1906 Kornelius Neufeld
 
4206 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Kornelius Neufeld
 
4207 There is very little that we know about Kornelius Neufeld (1820). He along with his family moved to the village of Sparrau, Molotschna, Russia when he was a six/seven year old boy (1827) from Prussia. A document listing those going out of Prussia states that his father Johann Johann Neufeld left Prussia with six sons and a wife. There is also a step-brother, Jacob J. Wiebe, Esther's son, who lived in Sparrau. My father, A.J. Neufeld, says that Kornelius died at 65 which places his birth in 1820 but the Russian census indicates ca. 1821-2. The birth place is speculation although family tradition says Elbing area. According to family tradition, he came from Prussia to Sparrau when he was twelve years old. Kornelius Neufeld
 
4208 Calgary, Alberta Kornelius "Willy" Neufeld
 
4209 The Erma Neufeld Genealogy Collection says he was born 18 Sep 1890. Kornelius J. "Jim" Neufeld
 
4210 Hutch News - 4-27-2005: BALKO - Leon E. Neufeld, 82, died April 23, 2005, at Ochiltree General Hospital. He was born Nov. 18, 1922, at Balko, to Edwin J. and Alma Karber Neufeld. He graduated from high school and attended a year of college. A lifetime resident of Beaver County, he was a farmer. He belonged to Balko Mennonite Church. On April 27, 1947, he married Viola Fadenrecht at Corn, Okla. She survives. Other survivors include: a daughter, Kathleen Kay Toews, Carrboro, N.C.; two brothers, Archie, Loveland, Colo., and Gaylen, Emporia; two sisters, Mae Harder, Buhler, and Dorothy Hagen, Hillsboro; and two granddaughters. Leon E. Neufeld
 
4211 He died in an automobile accident. Levi Neufeld
 
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4215 One record says she was born 15 June. One record calls her "Liese." Corn MB Church records say she was born 16 June 1898. Luise Neufeld
 
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4217 She appears to be the Margaretha Neufeld, age 1, who is said to have been vaccinated in 1809 and who was the daughter Herman Neufeld of Burwalde per the 1809 Chortitza Colony Vaccination Lists. She isn't listed in the 1814 Census with her parents and probably had died by then. She must have died by 1839 since she had a younger sister named Margaretha who was born then. Margaretha Neufeld
 
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4219 Hebron Kirchenbuch p. 417: "verheiratet, 1908 ausgetreten". Maria Neufeld
 
4220 Her husband had at least four children from a previous marriage and her grand- daughter states that Jacob and Justina were adopted and then says they had at least three others; one died and two stayed in Russia. Is she talking about his first ones? Maria Neufeld
 
4221 Information in Helen Neufeld file #9 born 1897, also Abram Wall's file.

Children are listed by Aunt Helena in her file but based on a School list of 1882, I've changed it around. There is a Herman Dueck listed and Maria and Anna are also listed with their ages. Remember naming patterns are used, so Maybe Herman first,then Kornelius, and Maria should be first in the daugthers. Otherwise very arbitrary. 		Maria Neufeld
 
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4224 R65. Foster daughter of Wilhelm Peters (b. 1836) and Katarina Neufeld (b. 1833). Maria Neufeld
 
4225 S. S. Kenilworth; arrived New York, New York Maria Neufeld
 
4226 S. S. Switzerland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Maria Neufeld
 
4227 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Maria Neufeld
 
4228 She probably died young, as she had a younger half-sister by the same name. Maria Neufeld
 
4229 The Corn records say she was born on 30 Nov 1875. One record says she was baptized on 27 Nov. Mrs. Willems lived in San Jose during my youth, and I remember her as a kind and gentle woman. Maria Neufeld
 
4230 Washita County Enterprise - 1-6-2005:
Funeral services for Mary Flaming, age 88 and a former Corn resident, were held Monday, Dec. 27, 2004 in the Bible Mennonite Church at Cordell with Rev. Kevin Creed and Rev. John Flaming officiating.
Flaming died Thursday morning, Dec. 23, 2004, at the Fairview Living Center. She was born on Nov. 1, 1916 in Corn, the daughter of John and Anna (DeFehr) Neufeld.
She spent her early years northwest of Corn on the farm with five sisters and a brother, receiving her elementary education at Greenfield School before attending Corn Bible Academy.
Her first employment was in housekeeping at Cordell. During this time she met Manuel Flaming, and they were married on Oct. 26, 1935 at Corn.
They established a home southwest of Corn. She and Manuel enjoyed traveling, taking their children on vacations during the summer after harvest was completed.
She enjoyed the new home Manuel built for her in Cordell in 1958. She also enjoyed gardening, especially her flowers.
She was a member of the Cordell Garden Club and a home extension club. She also enjoyed making ceramics.
Having become a Christian as a teenager, Mary was a member of the Corn Mennonite Brethren Church. In later yeas she was a faithful member of the Cordell Bible Mennonite Church. She furnished the flowers for the services for many years.
In August of 1998, she and Manuel moved to Fairview to be close to her family.
Preceding her in death were her parents: three sisters, Katherine Megert, Sarah Shearer, Bertha Gatzke; a brother, Jake Neufeld; and a grandson, John Dennis.
Burial was in the Mennonite Brethren Cemetery at Corn under the direction of the Kiesau Lee Funeral Home.
Survivors include her husband, Manuel, of Fairview; a daughter, Sharline Dennis and her husband, Edgar, of Flowery Branch, GA; two sons, Kenneth Flaming and his wife, Sara, of Piedmont, Lawayne Flaming and his wife, Dorene, of Wylie, TX; grandchildren, Julie and Roger Kuykendall of Sugar Hill, GA, Teresa and Wendell Short of Piedmont, Greg and Sandra Flaming of Dallas, TX, Aaron Flaming of Corn, Karissa Flaming of Wylie, TX; great grandchildren April and Stephanie Kuykendall, Nadine Dennis, Jordan, Risa and Andrea Short; sisters, Matilda Sawatzky of Clinton, Minnie Miller of Corn; and a sister in law, Kathryn Neufeld of Corn.
The family suggests that those who desire may make memorial contributions in her honor to the Corn Bible Academy. 		Maria "Mary" Neufeld
 
4231 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 49: baptized by Gerhard Neufeld. Maria J. Neufeld
 
4232 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Maria J. Neufeld
 
4233 Alt Birth: 28 Jun 1901 Waldheim, Saskatchewan Martha Neufeld
 
4234 They had 4 children, 2 sons and 2 daughters. Myrtle and Edna. -cw Mary Neufeld
 
4235 One record says she was born 4 Mar 1884. Mary D. Neufeld
 
4236 One record says she was born 25 Mar. Matilda "Tillie" Neufeld
 
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4238 She married Andrew Baker. Minnie Neufeld
 
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4241 Conradis Syndrom - serious birth defects Naomi Hope Neufeld
 
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4243 Buried in Resthaven Memory Gardens in Oklahoma City. Nellie Edna Neufeld
 
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4247 Died at about two years of age. Olga Anna Neufeld
 
4248 His n.s.birth date was 19 Mar. He had a total of 13 children 7 predeceased him. Peter Neufeld
 
4249 R100-3 Peter Neufeld
 
4250 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Peter Neufeld
 
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4252 He died in a gulag. Peter Johann Neufeld
 
4253 He was residing in Sparrau in 1858 and 1862 per the Molotschna school registers. Some sources say he was born in Holland, but this almost certainly is incorrect. Peter Johann Neufeld
 
4254 Remembering Our Heritage reports additional children Heinrich, Cornelius and Margaretha. -cw Peter Johann Neufeld
 
4255 Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia Peter Johann Neufeld
 
4256 One record says he was born 7 Jan 1885. Peter John Neufeld
 
4257 Dad, I think told me there were five girls in this family as well, but I have not found any evidence for her yet, but a school ledger of 1882 lists a son. One of the grandaughters states there is 9, and a great-grandson stated there were eleven children in total. So this boy most likely reached the age of majority but did not live much past that. The School registrar of 1882 lists a Cor. Neufeld with a twelve year old boy named Peter. So we'll list child nine as Peter. Peter K. Neufeld
 
4258 Some records say he died in 1957.
sons- Jacob and Ben Neufeld and sister Mrs H H Dirksen 		Peter Martin Neufeld
 
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4260 His given name might be Don. Ron Neufeld
 
4261 Another source gives his birthdate as 10 Jun 1905. Samuel D. Neufeld
 
4262 1946 lived in Glendale, Calif. Sara Neufeld
 
4263 Had a very difficult life. Her husband left her after they had had six kids. She lived with her sister Helen Janzen in the Memrik Colony in the Ukraine. The children are placed in the order Great Aunt Helen gives them. She names the oldest and youngest but the rest aren't sure. See the letter I have recieved from Jacob Warkentin, Germany. I believe his wife is the grand- daughter. Sara Neufeld Wiebe also lived some with my great-grandfather, her brother, in Kalinovo, Memrik Colony (Abraham C. Neufeld). Sara Neufeld
 
4264 The Reinlaender Gemeinde Buch (Dyck, J., and Harms, B., 1994, p. 396) shows Sarah's birth date as 27 Dec 1807. Sara Neufeld
 
4265 Died on a forest accident. (This is where they sent people to reform in the gulag. Did she die while serving in the gulag? Selma Neufeld
 
4266 no kids Susanna Neufeld
 
4267 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Susanna Neufeld
 
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4269 He died in an automobile accident.

He died in an automobile accident. 		Victor H. Neufeld
 
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4273 Source Their story pg 220 says there were 5 daughters and 6 son from 2 wives. _____ Neufeld
 
4274 Source Their story pg 220 says there were 5 daughters and 6 son from 2 wives. _____ Neufeld
 
4275 Source: Brotherfield MB Church pg 60 Married at Brotherfield Mennonite Brethren Church west of Waldheim. Baptized at Brotherfield Mennonite Brethren Church west of Waldheim.
Roy Neufeldt gives DOB as 31 Oct 1889 and DOD as 19 Apr 1940. Another record says she was born 12 Oct 1889 and died 19 Apr 1941.
Cornelius and Anna had 3 daughters and 1 son. 		Anna Neufeldt
 
4276 Hebron Kirchenbuch p. 7: baptized by P. E. Frantz. p. 266: married by T. A. van der Smissen. "Rev. Lange preached in the M. B. Church." Arthur David Neufeldt
 
4277 Hebron Kirchenbuch p. 457: died in car accident. p. 325: buried in Buhler cemetery. Bruce Phillip Neufeldt
 
4278 Brotherfield says he was born 16 Mar 1852. He was a member of the Margenau Church in Russia. He was a wealthy farmer at Brotherfeld, Saskatchewan. Mountain Lake 1877 calls him "Johann" but since he has an older, living brother named Johann, Isaak is much more likely his name. One record says he died in 1884. Mountain Lake 1877 p. 69: Attest from Margenau; "Ist zur Bruedergemeinde uebergetretten 1884" The obituary of son Isaak lists daughters: Mrs. George Loewen, Mrs. Cornelius Friesen, Mrs. Charles C. Gloeckler.
Roy Neufeldt gives his DOD as 6 Jan 1923. Roy Neufeldt writes, "They moved to the Northwest Territories in 1899. In 1899 when they moved to Canada land was move expensive in Minnesota and in Canada they would be eligible for three homesteads and this family needed more land. They settled on three homesteads about thirty miles West of Rostern which was their nearest Post Office and Rail Station. Here they established fine family orchards of apples, cherries and different kinds of berries that they had brought with them from Minnesota. They were good farmers and established good farms and later added more land to their holdings.
The elder Isaac lived on his homestead until he sold it and moved to Waldheim which now had a Post Office and a Railroad Station and was about 10 miles from the homestead. He lived in Waldheim until he died of cancer in 1923. He is buried at Brotherfield Cemetery about three miles from the homestead. After his death Aganetha lived with her son Isaac and his family for about a year and then lived with her daughters Susie and Elizabeth for several years and then again with her son Isaac and his family until her death in 1927. Aganetha is buried in the same plot with her husband.
His Zionsbote obituary gives birthdate of 16 March and marriage of 9 Nov. He was a member of the Margenau Church in Russia. He was a wealthy farmer at Brotherfeld, Saskatchewan. Mountain Lake 1877 calls him "Johann" but since he has an older, living brother named Johann, Isaak is much more likely his name. One record incorrectly says he died in 1884. Mountain Lake 1877 p. 69: Attest from Margenau; "Ist zur Bruedergemeinde uebergetretten 1884" The obituary of son Isaak lists daughters: Mrs. George Loewen, Mrs. Cornelius Friesen, Mrs. Charles C. Gloeckler. 		Isaak Neufeldt
 
4279 S. S. Kenilworth; arrived New York, New York Isaak Neufeldt
 
4280 He was a member of the Margenau Church in Russia. One record says he died on 24 Aug. Another record says he died 29 Aug. His age is given as 39 on the ship passenger list in 1876, which is incorrect, and his first name is not readable on the passenger list. Mountain Lake 1877 p. 68: Attest from Margenau Johann Neufeldt
 
4281 S. S. Kenilworth; arrived New York, New York Johann Neufeldt
 
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4284 I am proposing that there was a single Neuman family progenitor for the families in the Tragheimerweide Church. This is pure speculation, but it does provide the ability of establishing a common bond between all the Neuman families. Future research will be necessary in order to validate this hypothesis. Abraham Neuman
 
4285 Tragheimerweide records, pages 29, 34, 39, 45, 51, 92,97, 101, 106, 110, 114, 180, 204, 207, 211,217, 219, 232, 241 and 248: surname is Neuman. Abraham Neumann
 
4286 His birth date would be 30 Nov 1735 if calculated from the statement in Tragheimerweide records, page 260: died age 72Y2M14D. Andreas Neumann
 
4287 Tragheimerweide records, page 216: age 30 when married 1823. Cornelius Neumann
 
4288 His birth year is calculated from the statement in the Tragheimerweide records that he was 54 at the time of his death.
Tragheimerweide records, pages 30, 36, 68, 143, 185, 204, 212, 232 and 268: surname is Neuman. 		David Neumann
 
4289 Heinrich Baltzer genealogy, 1960 Maria Neumann
 
4290 His first name is verified by the 1835 Molotschna Census entry for his son, Jacob. Peter Neumann
 
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4294 Cause of Death: Cancer Allen Nichols
 
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4296 Lonetree p. 397: baptized by F. H. Wenger. Franklin Nichols
 
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4298 Joe was a farmer. Joe Nichols
 
4299 Lonetree p. 396: baptized by F. C. Fricke. Had 12 children. Married for 42 years. Death caused from injuries received in car accident. Attended school and grew up in the Durham, KS community. At age 17, moved with her family to McPherson County, KS, where she lived the rest of her life. Had 6 sons and 6 daughters. Minnie Nichols
 
4300 S. S. Montfort; arrived Quebec, Quebec Aganeta Nickel
 
4301 Canada Anna Nickel
 
4302 Her o.s. birth date was 4 Apr 1885. Anna Nickel
 
4303 Her old style birth date was 2 Feb. One record says she was born 2 Jan 1865.The Hans Ediger book (supplement) says she was the daughter of Johann and Helena Nickel! Anna Nickel
 
4304 S. S. City of London; arrived New York, New York Anna Nickel
 
4305 Bethel College & Ft. Hays Teacher's College. Ann continued farming after Noah died. She tended to two brothers and two sisters as their health began to fail & they came to make their home with her. When her last siblings died in 1970, Ann Gaede began extensive travelling, touring in all major areas of the world, and visiting many countries. (Hans Ediger book pg. 152) Anna E. Nickel
 
4306 The birth dates of the two oldest daughters conflict. More research is needed. Bernhard P. Nickel
 
4307 The Corn record says he was born 1 Jul 1913. Cleo K. Nickel
 
4308 1997 Mountain Lake, MN David W. Nickel
 
4309 Funeral Bulletin -
Edwin B. Nickel was born February 23, 1920 at Webbers Falls, OK. At the age of 3 years, he came to the home of Bernard Nickel and through adoption was accepted as their son. He grew up on their farm east of Inola and attended a little country school. He attended Inola High School and later attended Southern Baptist Seminary in Tulsa.
He accepted Christ as his Savior and was baptized when he was a young teenager. He was always interested in working with young people. He taught Sunday School, was youth director at his church, and loved to sing in the choir. He helped coac h little league baseball teams and was a scoutmaster for the boy scouts for several years.
He was a farmer, rancher and did some trucking. He also worked for Spartan manufacturing trailer homes in Tulsa and retired from McDonnell Douglas after twenty years. During his retirement he worked for Burns International as a security guard, until his health began to fail. He loved to fish, bowl and golf.
He is survived by his wife Esther to whom he was married for sixty-one years and together they raised five children: Jim Nickel of Lancaster, CA, Shirley Franz of Inola, David Nickel of Euless, TX, Stan Nickel of Yukon, OK and Karen Adam s of Inola. They have 10 grandchildren: Loren and Larissa Nickel, Jeff and Kim Franz, David Jr. and Joseph Nickel, Kyle, Lara, and Kate Nickel, and Blane Adams.
He is also survived by one brother, John Nickel of Inola and six sisters, Selma Hall of Tulsa, Mae Plett of Inola, Carline Ralston, Vancouver, WA, Eyvonne Masters of Swedenboro, NJ, Betty Johnson of Hermitage, MO and Joann Read of Nacogdoches, TX, along with numerous nephews and nieces.
He spent many hours studying and reading his Bible. Because of what Christ did we answer his call and we shall meet again. As we have heard before, the best is yet to come. 		Edwin Nickel
 
4310 One record says he was married 7 Apr and born at Reedley, California. Elon George Nickel
 
4311 He lived in the Puchtin Settlement in Russia prior to immigrating to Canada in 1878 (Church, Family, and Village, p. 36). S1A-177 Erdman Nickel
 
4312 He lived at Fresno, California. Eugene Roger Nickel
 
4313 This is the name that the Schellenberg book gives this wife. The 1835 Molotschna Census agrees by calling her "Eva." However the J. F. Harms record calls her "Anna Schroeder." The Schellenberg book says that she was born in 1790. The Tragheimerweide Church records agree that she was "Eva Nickel." She was from Tragheimerweide, Prussia, at the time of her marriage. Eva Nickel
 
4314 1986 lived in Saskatoon, Sask. Florence Marie Nickel
 
4315 She transferred from the Busau Church to the Rudnerweide Church. Helena Nickel
 
4316 The Nickels' moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON in 1944. They had 15 children, 5 died. Surviving were 6 sons & 4 daughters. One record says he was born in 1894. Hermann Nickel
 
4317 There were no children. Hilda Kathrin Nickel
 
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4319 His old style birth date was 17 Sep 1815 per Busau Church Book, Vol. 1, p. 91. He was residing in Prangenau in 1858 and 1862 per the Molotschna school registers. He lived in Tokultschak (Johannesfeld). At the time of the last census he was residing at Grossweide #20. Jacob Nickel
 
4320 Molotschna Colony, South Russia Jacob Nickel
 
4321 One record says he died in Vancouver, BC.
1946 Saskatoon, Sask. 		Jacob Willard Nickel
 
4322 He had a total of 10 children, 3 sons and 3 daughters predeceased him. Johann J. Nickel
 
4323 One record says he was born at Hamberg, Molotschna, South Russia. A talented musician - his family had great musical talent also. Johann J. Nickel
 
4324 S. S. City Of Paris; Arrived New York, New York Johann J. Nickel
 
4325 S. S. Teutonia; Arrived New York, New York Johann J. Nickel
 
4326 John worked in the paper mills and was a fruit farmer at Virgil, Ontario. John Nickel
 
4327 One record says he was born 3 Apr. John Henry Nickel
 
4328 One record says he was born 13 Feb 1918. Jonas L. Nickel
 
4329 Mountain Lake 1877 p. 155: her last name is just given as "Nik." so I'm guessing that's an abbreviation for Nikkel. Same source says she was born 13 Jun 1849.
The Harold E. Franz submission says she was born 13 Jan 1844. 		Katharina Nickel
 
4330 R100-3 says she was born 29 Apr 1849. The 1901 Canada Census says she was born 29 Apr 1848. She is age 42 in the 1891 census. Katharina Nickel
 
4331 S. S. Switzerland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Katharina Nickel
 
4332 One record says she was born 28 Dec 1906.
The Suderman book says she was born 29 Dec 1904 at Buhler, Kansas. 		Katherine Nickel
 
4333 Kt07 says she was sister to KN (her husband's second wife), but the same source says her parents married in 1850! Maria Nickel
 
4334 Michalin p. II-28 gives a birthdate of 4 Apr 1857. "in Dakota seit 1874". New style birthdate was 16 Apr. Maria Nickel
 
4335 One record says she was born in Prangenau, Molotschna, South Russia. Maria Nickel
 
4336 S. S. Hammonia; Arrived New York, New York Maria Nickel
 
4337 S. S. Nederland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Maria Nickel
 
4338 page 2:p252: baptized by Peter H. Unruh. Martha Nickel
 
4339 The Reedley records say that she was born at Canton, Kansas, and that she died on 1 Mar 1964. Pauline Nickel
 
4340 Some sources give her birthdate as 16 Aug 1916. Viola Bertha Nickel
 
4341 In 1915, to avoid confusion with the many Nikkel families in the area, Cornelius changed his name to Cornelius Christofer Nickels, though some family members retained the original spelling of Nikkel. Cornelius Christofer Nickels
 
4342 One record spells her given name Alvina. Elvena A. Nickels
 
4343 Some sources give birthdate of 31 Dec 1836. Abram Niebuhr
 
4344 Familien Chronik says she died 6 Jun 1850. Anganetha Niebuhr
 
4345 Familien Chronik says she was born 4 Jan 1845. Anna Niebuhr
 
4346 Some sources give birth date as 13 Nov 1855 and death date as 26 Aug 1916. David A. Niebuhr
 
4347 Hermann Niebuhr was killed one night in his home. The hired help was suspected and sentenced. National Archives microfilm #T81 610, p. 5401183 states he was born 12 Dec 1830 and that he married Justina Dyck 2 Nov 1855. Hermann Niebuhr
 
4348 Nora Wieler's record says he died 20 Nov. 1920. Jacob Niebuhr
 
4349 Her new style birth date was 18 Feb 1843 and her new style date of death was 30 Jun 1922. Katharina Niebuhr
 
4350 Familien Chronik says she was born 12 Jun 1833. Margareta Niebuhr
 
4351 Her n.s. birth date was 23 Feb 1841. Came with her mother and step-father to Hochfeld, MB. Margaretha Niebuhr
 
4352 One record says she died 8 Jul 1918 (o.s.) Maria J. Niebuhr
 
4353 Obit - Hutch News - 2-16-2002: GREENSBURG - Lela Katherine Nightengale Nichols, 94, died Feb. 14, 2002, at the Carriage House, Greensburg. She was born Dec. 17, 1907, at Moundridge, the daughter of Henry and Leah Jantz Nightengale. She had been a resident of Kiowa County since the age of 11 months. She belonged to The Church of God in Christ Mennonite, Bethel Congregation, and was a volunteer for local and state Red Cross, and the American Cancer Society for almost 30 years. She also belonged to the Kiowa County Health Foundation, and Kiowa County Senior Center. On May 26, 1929, she married Franklin Nichols. He died Dec. 15, 1992. Survivors include: two sons, Galen and Ron, both of Greensburg; four daughters, Wanda Litwiller, Ithaca, Mich., Neoma Wadel, and Lavada Yost, both of Greensburg, and Shirley Nichols, Gentry, Ark.; a brother, Warren Nightengale, Gusteen, Calif.; a sister, Dessye Nightengale, Moundridge; 19 grandchildren; and 53 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three brothers, Louie, Harry and Vernon; four sisters, Hazel Koehn, Myrtle Schmidt, and Irene and Melinda Unruh; two grandsons; and two great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Bethel Mennonite Church, rural Greensburg, with Mark Dirks presiding. Friends may call from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Fleener Chapel, Greensburg. Burial will be in Bethel Memorial Garden, rural Greensburg. Memorials may be sent to Gospel Tract and Bible Society, or to Southwind Hospice, both in care of Greensburg State Bank or Fleener Chapel, both of Greensburg. Lela Katherine Nightengale
 
4354 Lonetree p. 400: baptized by F. C. Fricke. Minnie Nightengale
 
4355 One record says she was born 6 May 1919.
Hutch News - 11-28-2006:
INMAN - Viola V. Wiggers, 87, died Nov. 27, 2006, at Pleasant View Home, Inman.
She was born May 19, 1919, in Protection, the daughter of Fred J. and Anna Ratzlaff Nightingale. A resident of Inman, she was a homemaker.
She belonged to Gardenview Mennonite Church, Halstead.
On May 19, 1940, she married Arnold Fred Wiggers in Fredonia. He died Jan 26, 2002.
Survivors include: two sons, Kenneth, Greely, Colo., and Wilbur, Grifton, N.C.; two daughters, Louise Ratzlaff, Durham, and Jan Unruh, Honey Grove, Texas; five sisters, Elsie Johnson, Scott City, Edna Frank, Moundridge, Adalla Johnson, Halstead, Velma Decker, Lehigh, and Virgie Koehn, West Point, Miss.; 11 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Fred Jr. and Elmer Nightingale; and five sisters, Gladys Leatherman, Eleanor Ratzloff, Marie Buller, Hattie Unruh and Elda Nichols.
Funeral will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Gardenview Mennonite Church, Halstead, with ministers Merle Wenger and Larry Koehn officiating. Visitation is from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, with family to greet friends from 6 to 8 p.m. at Kaufman Funeral Home, Halstead.
Memorials may be sent to Moundridge Manor, in care of the funeral home.

Newton Kansan - PUBLISHED: Tuesday, November 28, 2006
INMAN - Viola V. Wiggers, 87, of Inman died Monday (Nov. 27, 2006) at Pleasant View Home in Inman.
She had resided in Inman since October, previously living in Moundridge and Halstead.
She was born May 19, 1919, in Protection to Fred J. and Anna (Ratzlaff) Nightingale. Both are deceased.
She was a homemaker. On May 19, 1940, she married Fred Wiggers in Fredonia. He died Jan. 26, 2002.
She was a member of Gardenview Mennonite Church in Halstead.
Survivors include: sons, Kenneth Wiggers of Greely, Colo., and Wilbur Wiggers of Grifton, N.C.; daughters, Louise Ratzlaff of Durham and Jane Unruh of Honey Grove, Texas; sisters, Elsie Johnson of Scott City, Edna Frank of Moundridge, Adalla Johnson of Halstead, Velma Decker of Lehigh and Virgie Koehn of West Point; 11 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by brothers, Fred Jr. and Elmer Nightingale; and sisters, Gladys Leatherman, Eleanor Ratzloff, Marie Buller, Hattie Unruh and Elda Nichols.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Gardenview Mennonite Church in Halstead with Ministers Merle Wenger and Larry Koehn officiating.
Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Kaufman Funeral Home in Halstead. Family will greet friends from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Burial will be in Gardenview Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Moundridge Manor in care of Kaufman Funeral Home in Halstead.

Newton Kansan - PUBLISHED: Thursday, November 30, 2006
INMAN - Viola V. Wiggers, 87, of Inman died Monday (Nov. 27, 2006) at Pleasant View Home in Inman.
She had resided in Inman since October, previously living in Moundridge and Halstead.
She was born May 19, 1919, in Protection to Fred J. and Anna (Ratzlaff) Nightingale. Both are deceased.
She was a homemaker.
On May 19, 1940, she married Arnold Fred Wiggers in Fredonia. He died Jan. 26, 2002.
She was a member of Gardenview Mennonite Church in Halstead.
Survivors include: sons, Kenneth Wiggers of Greely, Colo., and Wilbur Wiggers of Grifton, N.C.; daughters, Louise Ratzlaff of Durham and Jane Unruh of Honey Grove, Texas; sisters, Elsie Johnson of Scott City, Edna Frank of Moundridge, Adalla Johnson of Halstead, Velma Decker of Lehigh and Virgie Koehn of West Point; 11 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by brothers Fred Jr. and Elmer Nightingale; and sisters, Gladys Leatherman, Eleanor Ratzloff, Marie Buller, Hattie Unruh and Elda Nichols.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Gardenview Mennonite Church in Halstead with Ministers Merle Wenger and Larry Koehn officiating.
Burial will be in Gardenview Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Moundridge Manor in care of Kaufman Funeral Home in Halstead. 		Viola Violet Nightengale
 
4356 Lincoln Smith says she was born 18 Jul 1892. Anna Nightingale
 
4357 Lonetree p. 397: baptized by "Hayns or Wenger". Lonetree p. 454: married by Frank Unruh.
Hutch News - 11-27-2006:
GALVA - Minister Herman Nightingale, 84, died Nov. 25, 2006, at Galichia Heart Hospital, Wichita.
He was born Aug. 23, 1922, in McPherson County, the son of Pete A. and Lena Koehn Nightingale. He was a farmer and cattleman.
He belonged to Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, rural Galva, and was an ordained minister of the church.
On Oct. 24, 1943, he married Delilah Koehn in Galva. She survives.
Other survivors include: three sons, Arley, Canton, and Delmar and Russell, both of Galva; three daughters, Corrine Unruh, Verna Base and Donna Nightingale, all of Galva; a brother, Dewey, Galva; a sister, Gloria Koehn, Galva; 19 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son, Merlin; an infant daughter, Betty Ann Nightingale; two brothers, Alfred and Harry; and two sisters, Hannah Schmidt and Elsie Nightingale.
Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, rural Galva, with Ministers Gary Nightingale and Kenneth Smith presiding. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at Moundridge Funeral Home and from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the church. Burial will be in Lone Tree Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be sent to Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, in care of the funeral home.

Newton Kansan - PUBLISHED: Monday, November 27, 2006
GALVA - Minister Herman Nightingale, 84, of Galva died Saturday (Nov. 25, 2006) at Galichia Heart Hospital in Wichita.
He was born Aug. 23, 1922, in McPherson County to Pete A. Nightingale and Lena Koehn.
He was a lifetime McPherson County resident and had been a farmer and cattleman.
He was a member and ordained minister of the Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, rural Galva.
On Oct. 24, 1943, he married Delilah Koehn in Galva. She survives of Galva.
Other survivors include: sons, Arley Nightingale of Canton, and Delmar and Russell Nightingale, both of Galva; daughters, Corrine Unruh, Verna Base and Donna Nightingale, all of Galva; brother Dewey Nightingale of Galva; sister, Gloria Koehn of Galva; 19 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren .
He was preceded in death by a son, Merlin Nightingale; infant daughter, Betty Ann Nightingale; brothers, Alfred and Harry Nightingale; and sisters, Hannah Schmidt and Elsie Nightingale.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, rural Galva, with Ministers Gary Nightingale and Kenneth Smith presiding.
Burial will be in Lone Tree Cemetery in rural Galva.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at Moundridge Funeral Home and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, rural Galva.
Memorials may be sent to Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, in care of Moundridge Funeral Home. 		Herman P. Nightingale
 
4358 Lonetree p. 412: baptized by Frank Wenger.
Hutch News -
MONTEZUMA - Ruby Koehn, 86, died March 13, 2008, at Bethel Home Inc., Montezuma.

She was born Feb. 9, 1922, in Chickasha, Okla. On Jan. 16, 1944, she married Abe D. Koehn. She was a homemaker.

Survivors include: four sons, Orlan (Grace), Delton (Dea Anne), Melvin (Betty), and Wilbert (Linda); daughter, Janice (Sam) Unruh; seven brothers, Clarence (Erma) Nightingale, Frank (Arvilla) Nightingale, John (Mary Ann) Nightingale, Cecil (Geneva) Nightingale, Homer (Carolyn) Nightingale, Daniel (Sadie) Nightingale and Glen (Roberta) Nightingale; sister, Dessie Koehn; sisters-in-law, Eveline Nightingale and Florence Nightingale; brother-in-law, Vernon Nightingale; 19 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Service will be at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday at Beulah Mennonite Church, Versailles, Mo. Visitation from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Bethel Home. Local arrangements by Montezuma Funeral Home. 		Ruby Nightingale
 
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4360 Her death date is in the new style. Anna Nikkel
 
4361 Her death date is in the old style. Anna Nikkel
 
4362 Her n.s. birth date was 27 Dec 1882. Elisabeth Nikkel
 
4363 Busau Church Book Vol. 2, p. 47 states he was baptized 21 May 1895. Johann Nikkel
 
4364 He lived in Biyuk-Busau, Crimea. His baptism date is in the old style. Johann Nikkel
 
4365 His death date is in the new style. Johann Nikkel
 
4366 His death date is in the old style. Some sources call him Jacob. Johann Nikkel
 
4367 The end of her baptism location is difficult to read in the church book, but starts with "Alexander." Katharina Nikkel
 
4368 obit-She worked at Montezuma Clinic in the obstetricians's dept taking care of mothers and babies. Lorena Mae Nikkel
 
4369 Her baptism date is in the old style. Margaretha Nikkel
 
4370 He married Ruby . Richard Nikkel
 
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4372 Obit - Christian Leader - June 1999: STRAUSS, LENORA, Bakersfield, CA, a member of Rosedale Bible Church, was born Sept. 18, 1913, at Bakersfield to John and Martha Ratzlaff Nord and died March 12, 1999 at the age of 85. On Feb. 1, 1934, she was married to Dave Strauss, who survives. She is also survived by two sons, Robert and wife Chris of San Antonio, TX, Larry and wife Margaret of Fresno, CA; one daughter, Diana and husband Neil Kliewer of Salem, OR; one brother, Frank and wife Juanita Nord of Bakersfield; two sisters, Rosie and husband Menno Regier and Salome and husband Arnold Funk, all of Bakersfield, eight grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. Lenora Nord
 
4373 living Virgil Friedrich Nordheimer
 
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4376 Aron farmed at Hutchinson, Kansas. Aron Nusz
 
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4386 She and her sister were twins. Barbara Ann Olds
 
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4388 She married a Rink. Bertha Ollenberger
 
4389 Shortly before the parents arrived in America, he was accidentally killed, by own gun thus leaving a widow and two small sons. Carl Ollenberger
 
4390 He and Charlotte had a total of 9 children. 5 children preceded him in death. Henry G. Ollenberger
 
4391 She married an Adrian. Louise Ollenberger
 
4392 obit-He attended Tabor College, Hillsboro, and Wichita Technical School. A Buhler resident since 1949, he was a farmer and custom harvester for 44 years and a pilot. Ruben "Rube" Ollenberger
 
4393 One record says she was born 15 Dec 1835. Her age is given as 38 on the ship passenger list in 1876, which is incorrect. Charlotta Catharina MARGARETHA Ollenburger
 
4394 S. S. Wieland; arrived New York, New York Charlotta Catharina MARGARETHA Ollenburger
 
4395 Her parents were Christian Ortner and Katherine Miller. Louise Ortner
 
4396 Daughter of William H. Osborn and Eva M. Pulliam. Mary Sue Osborn
 
4397 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 462: baptized by Heinrich H. Regier. One record says she married 22 Sep. Katharina Ott
 
4398 His adoptive parents were Heinrich Ott and Agnes Born. Neil (Neufeld) Ott
 
4399 One family record says she was born at Podolsk, Neu Samara, Russia. Her adoptive parents were Heinrich Ott and Agnes Born. Arrived in St. John on Dec. 7, 1924. Olga (Neufeld) Ott
 
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4401 Peter & Elisabeth moved to Wassiljewka, Kharkov. Elisabeth Pakmor
 
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4403 Mountain Lake, Minnesota Aganetha Pankratz
 
4404 She was from the village of Schardau, Molotschna, So. Russia, but her Zionsbote obituary says Gnadenau, South Russia and that she moved to Schardau in her sixth year. Her birthplace was Gnadenfeld, not Gnadenau. See later in Zionsbote obituary. Her old style birth date was 11 Nov. She had 6 sons and 4 daughters, 1 son and 4 daughters predeceased her. Aganetha Pankratz
 
4405 (A-692) Andreas Pankratz
 
4406 He was from Bruderfeld in the Crimea at the time of his immigration in 1873 per the diary of Tobias B. Unruh (#103897). According to the Dawn Stahl submission, he and Susanna also had a son who died in infancy. Andrew Pankratz was one of the signers of the petition to incorporate Freeman, South Dakota, into a town. He worked in the elevator in Freeman, and also dug wells. Andreas Pankratz
 
4407 He was from Jamerau, Prussia. Andreas Pankratz
 
4408 P13, P691 "Church Records" p. 3: "Research as to the origin of this family indicated that the first one by this name lived in Jamrau and that his name was Andreas Pankratz." "Church Records" p. 23a: it says "Jamrau" under his 1st marriage column but doesn't say who he married. Andreas Pankratz
 
4409 P700 He was married twice. His first wife's name is unknown. Andreas Pankratz
 
4410 P705 Andreas Pankratz
 
4411 S. S. Hammonia; Arrived New York, New York Andreas Pankratz
 
4412 J.J. Mendel's book in Freeman library reports:

Andreas (Andrew) Pankratz, born 1848 in Russia, first married a - Loewe n. Their daughter Katherine married Jacob Kleinsasser and they had sons William, Irwin a nd Lewis.

A son died in infancy.

Then he married Aganetha Weiss (Mrs. Cornelius Vogt) 		Andrew Pankratz
 
4413 His age is given as 16 on the ship passenger list in 1878, which is apparently incorrect. His Zionsbote obituary says he was born 12 January 1869. Gerhard M. Pankratz
 
4414 S. S. Strassburg; Arrived New York, New York Gerhard M. Pankratz
 
4415 P711 Hans Pankratz
 
4416 P698 Hinrich Pankratz
 
4417 P710 "Church Records" p. 43: cause of death "apoplexy or stroke". Hinrich Pankratz
 
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4419 (A-694) He lived in the village of Schoensee, Poland. Jacob Pankratz
 
4420 P697 "Church Records" p. 23a: his entry gives a place of marriage to Anna Schmidt of "Schonke". Is that just a misreading for Schoensee? Jacob Pankratz
 
4421 He was baptized by Jakob Buller, and married by Heinrich Goertz. One record says he died 23 Sep. Johann M. Pankratz
 
4422 from J.J. Mendel's "History of Freeman" in Freeman library

His stepdaughter Katherine from his first marriage married a Kleinsasser 		Katharina Pankratz
 
4423 S. S. Hammonia; Arrived New York, New York Katharina Pankratz
 
4424 Her Christian Leader obituary says she died 16 Jul 1978. Margaret Pankratz
 
4425 Birth place may be confusion with residence in Franzthal as an adult. Could this be the same person as #754809? Maria Pankratz
 
4426 Her new style birth date was 8 Aug. Maria Pankratz
 
4427 Her obituary gives birthdate of 24 May 1852. Maria Pankratz
 
4428 P712 Peter Pankratz
 
4429 1967 Moved to Mesa, Arizona Peter B. Pankratz
 
4430 P709 Rachel Pankratz
 
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4432 P695 Ancke Pankratzen
 
4433 P726 Ancke Pankratzen
 
4434 P699 Efcke Pankratzen
 
4435 P708 Efcke Pankratzen
 
4436 P696 Elscke Pankratzen
 
4437 P707 "Church Records" p. 23b: cause of death "Dropsy" "Church Records" p. 23a: "Mrs. Tesmer, Neumark" Elscke Pankratzen
 
4438 P706 Maricke Pankratzen
 
4439 P693 Sarcke Pankratzen
 
4440 P704 Sarcke Pankratzen
 
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4442 Another source says she was born at Mingo, Kansas. One Reedley record says that she was born in 1907. Lydia Patzkowski
 
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4444 Hoffnungsau I p. 366: "gehoeren zu Bethel Gem." Bethel Inman I p. 255: "Eingeschrieben 1893" and "Die ganze Familie weg. abgegangen". His age is given as 7 on the ship passenger list in 1884, which is incorrect. Abraham P. Pauls
 
4445 S. S. Werra; arrived New York, New York Abraham P. Pauls
 
4446 He died of starvation. Abram Pauls
 
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4449 Died at home. Aron Franz Pauls
 
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4451 Another source says he was born at Inman, Kansas. David E. Pauls
 
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4455 The Pauls book says that she was born in 1919 at Inman, Kansas.
Hutch News - 5-31-2005: BUHLER - Ethel G. Janzen, 85, died May 29, 2005, at Buhler Sunshine Home, Buhler. She was born April 1, 1920, at McPherson, the daughter of David E. and Tina Adrian Pauls. A lifetime Buhler resident, she worked for IGA grocery, the Crusader Grill, Buhler, and the U.S. Post Office. She belonged to Buhler Mennonite Brethren Church, Buhler, and the Herwana sewing circle. On April 14, 1940, she married Frank Janzen. He died Feb. 12, 2003. Survivors include: a son, Sam, Tampa, Fla.; a daughter, Nancy Hill, Lutz, Fla.; two grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two step-great-grandchildren; and a great-great-granddaughter. She was preceded in death by a brother, Art Pauls; and a great-granddaughter. 		Ethel G. Pauls
 
4456 Gotebo, Oklahoma Eva Pauls
 
4457 Hoffnungsau I p. 65: "weg geheirathet Buhl." Hoffnungsau I p. 397: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. Her n.s. birth date was 15 Sep 1859.
See memorial written by last husband, Jacob P. Richert.

Came to America with her parents when she was 16 years old. They settled in Harvey County, Kansas. She married Jacob Suderman on April 7, 1881. They moved to south Texas in 1898, where her husband died eight years later. The family moved to Gotebo, OK in Dec. 1908. Here she married Jacob Richert on Feb. 15, 1914 and in the fall of the same year they moved to CA.

Was saved in 1904, baptized on May 1, 1910 by Peter Richert at Gotebo, OK. 		Eva Pauls
 
4458 Is he related to the Jacob Pauls shown at Alexanderthal #13 on the 1917 map in Huebert's Atlas?
Why are their births shown in Alexanderthal years before the following:
Franz Pauls moved from Prangenau to Alexanderthal during the 1861-62 school year, according to school records. The names of his children from his first wife are taken from these records. The 1883-84 school records show the family still living in Alexanderthal. There is information on his move from Alexanderkrone? in SAOR Fond 6 Opis 4 Delo 21109. 		Franz Franz Pauls
 
4459 Molotschna Colony, South Russia Franz Franz Pauls
 
4460 Canada Heinrich Pauls
 
4461 Siberia Helene Pauls
 
4462 Mennonite Weekly Review - 9-1-2003: Hilda Wedel, 100, died June 3. Survivors: daughters Lorene Blanchard and Patsy Hall. Hilda Laura Pauls
 
4463 He died in a Russian gulag. Johann J. Pauls
 
4464 Hit By A Bullet And Bled To Death. Killed during evacuation. Katharina Pauls
 
4465 S. S. Hammonia; Arrived New York, New York Katharina Pauls
 
4466 She died of typhoid fever. Katharina Pauls
 
4467 Hoffnungsau II p. 403: baptized by Albert M. Gaeddert. One record says she was born 1 Jun 1940. Kathryn Ann Pauls
 
4468 He died of starvation Kornelius Pauls
 
4469 Siberia Kornelius Pauls
 
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4471 Frunze, Kyrgyzstan Maria Pauls
 
4472 Hebron Gemeinde Buch p. 20: baptized by Isaak Peters. Maria Pauls
 
4473 One record gives birth date as 13 May 1860. Maria Pauls
 
4474 S. S. Teutonia; Arrived New York, New York Maria Pauls
 
4475 She resided in Schweingrube, Prussia at the time of her baptism. One of 5 children. Her mother died on 27 May 1862 at the age of 70. Maria Pauls
 
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4477 Hoffnungsau I p. 391: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. Her o.s. birth date was 24 Feb. Sarah Pauls
 
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4481 One record says she was born in Enid, OK. Myrna died in an automobile crash 4 miles east of Cordell. Myrna Jane Pekrul
 
4482 Aron migrated with his parents to Marion County, Kansas in 1891 and moved to Major County, Oklahoma in 1904. Aron was a farmer and a minister Aaron A. Penner
 
4483 He lived in Fairview, Oklahoma, and was diagnosed at an early age with cerebral palsy. Aaron Duane Penner
 
4484 He died before his son Abraham was born. Son was born in Rudnerweide, Molotschna, S Russia .His wife died about 1848 when Abraham was 7 years old. Where was he in Mol 1835 census? Abraham Penner
 
4485 His obituary gives his birth date as 24 January. He had 13 children with Minnie Funk, 6 sons and 7 daughters, 9 children predeceased him. He immigrated from "Taganok" (Taganrog?), Taurida Province, Russia with a destination of Hillsboro, Texas per the Pisa passenger list. He lived with Preacher Jacob Janzen of Schardau after he was orphaned at age 7. It is possible that his foster parent was Jacob Janzen #53053 or #55403. His obituary says this Jacob Janzen lived in Schardau and was a preacher.

His obituary gives birthdate of 24 January. He had 13 children with Minnie Funk, 6 sons and 7 daughters, 9 children predeceased him. He immigrated from "Taganok", Russia with a destination of Hillsboro, Texas per the Pisa passenger list. Lived with Preacher Jacob Janzen of Schardau after he was orphaned at age 7. Possibly foster parent was Jacob Janzen #53053 or 55403? Obituary says this Jacob Janzen lived in Schardau and was a preacher. Ship listing stated last residence at Taganrog? from Province of Taurida 		Abraham Penner
 
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4487 S. S. Pisa; Arrived New York, New York Abraham Penner
 
4488 The book "The Abraham A. and Wilhelmina Funk Penner Story" gives his name as Maria. Abraham Penner
 
4489 Where was he in the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census? Could he be the same person as Abraham Penner (b. ca 1813) #60885? Abraham Penner
 
4490 Ruth Heidebrecht b. 17 Jul 1922 (#76199) was taken in by this family and sometimes used the name of Penner.
Abraham and his sister Katharine are not listed in Haury's book but we know they traveled with Mrs. Henry Martens and children who are listed and also that the two Penner siblings came on this date. He was from the Kuban Colony when he immigrated 		Abraham F. Penner
 
4491 S. S. Trave; Arrived New York, New York Abraham F. Penner
 
4492 Originally buried on the Jost farm. Her surname is given as Funk on the ship passenger list in 1877, likely since she immigrated with Peter Funk (#286962) and Katharina Dyck (#286977) and their family. She was likely related to Katharina Dyck in some way, possibly as her mother. Adelgunda Penner
 
4493 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Adelgunda Penner
 
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4496 EWZ50 E007 2348 says that Anna was born 1866 in Chortitza and died in Chortitza, date of death not given.
EWZ50 E008 0040 says that Anna, no last name given, was born in 1866 in Chortitza and died in Chortitza, date of death not given.
EWZ50 E008 2334 says that Anna was born 1866 in Chortitza and died in Chortitza, no date of death given. 		Anna Penner
 
4497 Her o.s. birth date was 18 Oct 1878. Source Guenter lists the birth date as 3 Oct 1878. Her Zionsbote obituary gives a third marriage to Tobias Schmidt of Waldheim in 1926. He died 29 July 1936. Anna Penner
 
4498 Her surname of Penner is inconsistent with her father's surname of Dueckmann. Anna Penner
 
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4500 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Anna Penner
 
4501 S. S. Leipzig; arrived Baltimore, Maryland Anna Penner
 
4502 She worked in the home of Johann Cornies in South Russia. Anna Penner
 
4503 Her first name is somewhat difficult to read on the Pisa passenger list and could be something other than Anna.

Her first name is somewhat difficult to read on the Pisa passenger list and could be something other than Anna. 		Anna Minnie Penner
 
4504 S. S. Pisa; Arrived New York, New York Anna Minnie Penner
 
4505 One record says her second marriage was to Heinrich R. Kliewer, 17 Jan 1920. However, she married Heinrich's father Johann. This is documented in Johann's own handwriting. Anne Ruth Penner
 
4506 He was the minister of the Church of God. He was a cobbler in Russia. The family migrated to Hillsboro, Kansas in October 1891. He was a farmer and a minister in Kansas. They moved to Fairview in 1904. Two of Aron Penner's wives, Katharina and Elizabeth Unruh, were sisters Aron B. Penner
 
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4509 His o.s. birth date was 21 Nov 1813. The Neumark 1834 emigration records and the 1847 Voters List give his first name only as Bernhard, but some records say his first name was Gerhard. He was a minister in the Mennonite Church. In the 1847 Molotschna Colony Voters List he is listed at Gnadenfeld #7. He was still residing at Gnadenfeld #7 in 1862 per the Molotschna School Registers. Bernhard Penner
 
4510 The Kuban Intent Document of 1864 says he was 25 at that time, a resident of Gnadenfeld, where he was listed at #2 in the 1858 Census. Bernhard B. Penner
 
4511 Brotherfield marriage records say Bessie is d/o Charley Penner & Sara Fischer. Bessie Edna Penner
 
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4513 obit-As they were watching TV football games at thier condominium, he died suddenly and instantly of an aneurysm of the aorta. The official records say that he died on 2 Jan, but he actually died several hours earlier, on 1 Jan. Bryan Grant Penner
 
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4516 Neal was a salesman in Enid, Oklahoma. Cornelius A. "Neal" Penner
 
4517 One record says he died 25 May 1914. Cornelius I. Penner
 
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4519 obit-dentist at Hillsboro for 1962-1982
obit - Hutch News - 3-14or15-1998: Member Hillsboro MB, American Dental Assoc., 7th District Dental Society. Survived by: 2 sons,Barry(Pleasanton, CA) & Richard (McPherson); 2 daughters, Kathleen Sperling(Grant, NE), and Pam Voth (Fortuna , MO ) ; brother, Clarence (Ingalls); two sisters, Elfreda Fast & Ruth Neufeld-foster sister (both-Hillsboro); 9 grandchildren. He was baptized in a lake Ingalls, Ks by Rev. D. W. Siemens 		Daniel Solomon Penner
 
4520 His n.s. birth date was 4 Jun 1831. Hebron Gemeinde Buch p. 8: "1879 den __ September samt Frau in die Gemeine getret." David Penner
 
4521 S. S. Teutonia; arrived New York, New York David Penner
 
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4524 Edward farmed at Orienta, Oklahoma.
Fairview Republican - 2-23-2006 and Enid News & Eagle - 2-22-2006:
Funeral services for Edd A. Penner, 91, of Fairview will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, 2006, at the First Baptist Church, Fairview, OK. Reverend Clyde Irving will officiate. Burial will follow in the Church of God Cemetery northwest of Fairview. Arrangements are by Fairview Funeral Home, Inc.
Viewing will be Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the funeral home and at the church Thursday, prior to the service.
Edward Edd A. Penner was born on August 27, 1914 to Aaron A. and Mary (Kasper) Penner on their farm northwest of Fairview and passed away peacefully on Monday, Feb. 20, 2006, at the Fairview Fellowship Home, Fairview, OK.
Edd attended Valley Center grade school and graduated from Fairview High School in 1936. He furthered his education at Enid Business College and graduated in 1938. As a young man of 14 years, Edd joined his older brothers band, the “Gloss Mountain Hawaiians” and played on KCRC radio in Enid. Edd had a lifetime love and appreciation for music. He could play several stringed instruments and had a lovely tenor voice.
He married Florence Kiefer at her parent's home outside of Ames on May 28, 1939, and they enjoyed more than 66 years of wedded bliss. Three children were born to this union: one son, Harold, and two daughters, Betty and Shirley. Edd had many interests, but farming was his first and foremost. He served on the Orienta Co-op Board for 18 years and held the office of secretary. He bought his first airplane in 1947 and enjoyed flying for the next 29 years. He was the first person to land a plane at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds. He was a member of the Oklahoma Flying Farmers Association and served a term as the Vice President. He was a skilled carpenter and painter and worked on many homes in the Fairview area. He attended Church of God in Fairview for many years.
Edd loved his family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was never too busy to give rides on his tractor, tell a story, go fishing, or take a walk through the pasture, reminding the kids “not to step in Grandpa's gravy.” He was a kind and gentle man who never knew a stranger.
Edd is survived by his loving wife, Florence, of the home; son, Harold and wife Gay, of Fairview; daughter Betty Cottom and husband Marvin of Oklahoma City, daughter Shirley Hardin and husband Ben, of Austin, TX; six grandchildren: Cindy Borden and husband Jon of Oklahoma City, Sonda Penner of Fairview, Darren Cottom and wife Polly of Mutual, OK, Scott Penner and wife Lori of Fairview, Steve Cottom and wife Heather of Oklahoma City, and Brad Wares and wife Erin of Austin, TX; 10 great-grandchildren: Kyle, Jandolyn, and Mackenzie Borden, Cody and Julia Cottom, Savannah and Summer Cottom, Danielle and Robert Wares, and Kacie Penner; four step-grandchildren; two brothers, Neal of Enid and Dan of Medora, KS; and two sisters, Eunice Isaak of Fairview and Lois Peters of Enid.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Henry, Aaron and John; two sisters, Salome Eck and Julia Roberts; and one grandson.
The family would like to thank Edd's caregivers, Dr. Crowe, and Dr. Ali, and the staffs of the Fairview Fellowship Home and Fairview Regional Medical Center for the loving care shown to Edd during his last few years.
Memorials may be made through the funeral home to the Church of God Cemetery or charity of choice. 		Edward A. "Edd" Penner
 
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4526 Her Christian Leader obituary says she was born near Henderson, Nebraska. Elisabeth Penner
 
4527 One record says she was born 19 Dec 1894. Elisabeth Penner
 
4528 Her age is given as 28 on the ship passenger list in 1875, which is apparently incorrect. Elizabeth Penner
 
4529 S. S. Nederland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Penner
 
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4532 She is Johann Neufeld's third wife. She appears to have been married previously to a Jacob Penner. At the Neufeld household in 1835 is a Jacob Jacob Penner, b. abt. 1810. He appears to have been her son by this previous marriage. If so, it is possible that her maiden name was not Penner, but was something else. In the 1827 immigration list she is referred to as being "nee Penner" (P. Rempel, p. 203). Ester Penner
 
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4534 Hutch News - 10-31-2003: HILLSBORO - Esther Penner Seibel, 91, died Oct. 29, 2003, at Parkside Homes, Hillsboro. She was born July 6, 1912, at Hillsboro, the daughter of Robert and Emma Janzen Penner. A resident of Wichita since 1956, formerly of Hillsboro, she was a former employee of Wesley Hospital and Henry's Department Store. On Nov. 15, 1929, she married Edward S. Seibel. He died April 2, 1974. Survivors include: several nephews and nieces. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Old Mission Mortuary, Wichita.

Newton Kansan - 10-30-2003: HILLSBORO -- Esther Penner Seibel, 91, died Wednesday (Oct. 29, 2003) at Parkside Homes in Hillsboro. She was born July 6, 1912, in Hillsboro to Robert and Emma (Janzen) Penner. She moved to Wichita in 1956. She married Edward S. Seibel Nov. 15, 1929. He preceded her in death April 2, 1974. She was formerly employed at Wesley Hospital and Henry's Department Store. She was involved in Republican politics. She was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church in Wichita. Survivors include: several nephews and nieces. She also was preceded in death by: a son, Norman; two brothers, Arnold Penner and Harry Penner; and a sister, Edna Unruh. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Friday at Old Mission Mortuary in Wichita. Memorials have been established with Grace Presbyterian Church, 5002 E. Douglas, Wichita KS 67208 or Parkside Homes, 200 Willow Road, Hillsboro KS 67063. 		Esther Penner
 
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4536 Frank Penner was a brother to Henry Penner who married Anna's sister Helena. Frank Penner
 
4537 1981 - St Paul, MN Frank F. Penner
 
4538 Corn records say he was born 19 Sept (o.s.). Franz Penner
 
4539 His obituary says he was born in Morgenau. Franz C. Penner
 
4540 His age is given as 8 on the ship passenger list in 1883, which is incorrect. Franz J. Penner
 
4541 S. S. Gellert; arrived New York, New York Franz J. Penner
 
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4545 She was born approximately in 1961. Geraldine Penner
 
4546 He was a member of the Margenau Church in Russia. One family record says he was born in Steinfeld, Molotschna. Mountain Lake 1877 p. 88: Attest from Margenau Heinrich Penner
 
4547 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heinrich Penner
 
4548 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 55: "ausgestorben". Heinrich P. Penner
 
4549 S. S. State of Nevada; arrived New York, New York Heinrich P. Penner
 
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4551 Henry acquired a homestead on SW Sec. 28, Twp.60,R.18, W3 north of Meadow Lake in 1923.
He and Helen moved to the homestead in November 1923 after they were married.
Henry was appointed Post Master of Loon Forks Post office after the death of his brother. He was Post Master from 1925-10-12 and continued until 1941-07-04 when it closed.  		Henry Penner
 
4552 Listed in August in 1901 census. Henry Penner
 
4553 Henry was a farmer and a minister. Henry A. Penner
 
4554 Obit -
Services for Henry H. Penner, 96, Mountain Lake, were held Thursday afternoon, March 27, in Bethel Mennonite Church, Mountain Lake, the Reverends Donavin Diller and Peter Neufeld officiating.
Interment was in Mountain Lake Cemetery.
Mr. Penner died Monday, March 24, in Mountain Lake Community Hospital.
He was born in Mountain Lake on Dec. 6, 1889, the son of Heinrich and Maria (Flaming) Penner and received his education from a country school near Mountain Lake.
He lived on a farm northwest of Mountain Lake until 1912, when he moved to Chinook, MT to homestead.
On April 30, 1916, he married Sara Peters in Montana.
In 1922, they moved to Whitefish, MT and in 1932, he returned to Mountain Lake, where he was engaged in an implement dealership, Penner Implement, with his brother, Jacob Penner, until his retirement.
On Jan. 21, 1934, he married Aganetha Janzen in Mountain Lake. She died on March 24, 1958.
On June 11, 1959, he married Aganetha Wieler in Mountain Lake.
Survivors include his wido Aganetha Penner, Mountain Lake; three sons and daughters-in-law Irvin and Rita Penner, San Diego, CA; Westley Penner, North Bend, WA, and Alvin and Pamela Penner, Elbow Lake; one daughter-in-law, Mary Kintzi, Mt. Morris, Il; three step-children, Jacob Wieler, Liberia, Africa; David and Jennie Wieler, St. Paul and Elisabeth Wiler Guelker, Sweetwater, TX; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; four step-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
His parents, two wives, one son, five sisters, and two brothers preceded him in death. 		Henry H. Penner
 
4555 S. S. Pisa; Arrived New York, New York Henry Peter Penner
 
4556 He probably belongs to another family. Herbert J. Penner
 
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4558 One record says she was born 13 Nov 1908. Hildegard "Hilda" Penner
 
4559 The two younger children are not listed in any record that I reviewed prior to his obituary in the Christian Leader. They are step-children,changed name to Penner see note on # 268188 Howard Lee Penner
 
4560 1986 San Diego, CA. Irwin Penner
 
4561 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 455: baptized by Peter J. Friesen. Henderson EMB p. 59 gives a birth date of 3 Mar. His age is given as 16 on the ship passenger list in 1883, which is apparently incorrect. Isaac Penner
 
4562 S. S. Gellert; arrived New York, New York Isaac Penner
 
4563 Obit - Mt. Lake Observer:
Mr. Penner died Wednesday morning, March 20, at the Sogge Good Samaritan Center in Windom, MN.
Isaac F. Penner, the son of Frank J. and Sarah (Klassen) Penner, was born September 9, 1903, at Bingham Lake, MN. He received his education in Mt. Lake, Public School, Butterfield Public School and District #30 country school north of Butterfield.
On March 12, 1932, Isaac was united in marriage to Elsie Wolford at the St. James Methodist Parsonage in ST. James, MN. The couple made their home in Mt. Lake. Isaac was employed at Swift Packing Company in St. Paul , MN; Hiebert Oil Company, Co-op Oil Association, and Walter Buller Construction, all in Mt. Lake; and at Sherr-Tumico Company in St. James until his retirement in 1970. He also cut down trees and cut wood for many years.
On May 7, 1961, Isaac was baptized upon confession of his faith and received into the membership of Bethel Mennonite Church in Mt. Lake. He served on the Mt. Lake Fire Department for 30 years. Isaac enjoyed playing cribbage, fishing, hunting, playing pool and visiting with friends.
Mr. Penner is survived by his wife, Elsie, of Mt. Lake; two daughters, Rita Sawatzky and her husband Ronald, of McFarland, WI, and Sharon O'Donnell and her husband Robert of Lovilia, IA; five grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; three great-grand-children; three sisters, Marie Hiebert of North Newton, KS, Anne Toren and her husband Clarence of Worthington, MN, and Tina Severson of Windom, MN; many nieces, nephew, other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a granddaughter, Michelle Sawatzky; a brother, Frank; and two sisters, Margaret Strubel, and Sarah Young. 		Isaac F. Penner
 
4564 His age is given as 12 on the ship passenger list in 1893, which is apparently incorrect. One record says he was born 18 Sep 1879. Jacob Penner
 
4565 Tragheimerweide records, page 263: died age 62.
Pages 24 and 25: He is listed twice in the early pages of the Tragheimerweide Church record, once under Gross Usnitz and once under Rosenkrantz, each entry listing the same three children! He was 62 at the time of his death. 		Jacob Penner
 
4566 Jacob migrated to the USA in 1921 after theological studies in Germany. They lived at Berrien Springs, Michigan. Jacob B. Penner
 
4567 His first name is given as Johann in Brothers in Deed to Brothers in Need, but review of the ship list microfilm shows that Jacob is correct. 1901 Canada Census says his n.s. birth date was 19 Oct 1860. Gravestone says he was born 19 Oct 1861. Jacob E. Penner
 
4568 S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York Jacob E. Penner
 
4569 Brotherfield says he was born 20 May 1887. Jacob J. E. Penner
 
4570 Jacob and Anna moved with 6 children to a homesteaded on SE Sec 32, Twp.60, R.18. W3. north of Meadow Lake in 1924.
Jacob was appointed postmaster of Loon Forks Post Office on 1925-04-01 until 1925-06-04. Cause of vacancy death. 		Jacob J. E. Penner
 
4571 Jacob was a construction worker and a farmer. He and Esther had no children but they helped raise two girls and fostered two nephews into adulthood. Jacob R. Penner
 
4572 Some sources give death date as 3 June 1963. Jacob W. Penner
 
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4574 Canada Johan J. Penner
 
4575 He had a farm 5 miles NW of Hepburn, Saskatchewan. Johan J. Penner
 
4576 He is listed in the 1808 census, but is not found in the migration lists in Unruh. He is listed in the 1835 Molotschna Census at Blumstein #34. Johann Penner
 
4577 Canada Johann X. (Peter) Penner
 
4578 His n.s. birth date was 21 Jul 1834. He immigrated from Schanuk, Russia, bound for Yankton, S. Dakota, per the Bremen departure lists. Johann X. (Peter) Penner
 
4579 S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York Johann X. (Peter) Penner
 
4580 He does not appear in the 1835 census, so he either died young, or was born after 1835. Another record says he married Elizabeth Kliewer. John Penner
 
4581 John was a laborer in Fairview. John Penner
 
4582 S. S. State of Nevada; arrived New York, New York John Penner
 
4583 Fairview Republican - 7-3-2008:
Graveside services for John Franklin “Frank” Penner were Wednesday, July 2, 2008, at the Church of God Cemetery, Fairview, OK. The Rev. David Mendenhall officiated. Arrangements were by Fairview Funeral Home, Inc.
John Franklin “Frank” Penner was born Nov. 6, 1943, in Fairview, OK to John A. and Alma F. (Fruechting) Penner and passed away Thursday, June 26, 2008, in the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Oklahoma City, OK.
Frank attended Fairview Schools and was active in the FFA and choir. He participated in the Speech play and class play. He joined the United States Navy and served from 1964 to 1966. Frank had many jobs in the Oil Field and at one time had a lawn mowing business. Frank was a many with many interests.
He was an amateur radio operator, call sign KC5PCI and a CB radio operator with the handle of White Streaker. Frank also had a side band radio. His original side band call sign was W.O.K. 260 and then later was 879. He was the fifth member of the CB Black Sheep Radio Club and was the only original member left prior to his death.
He was a NASCAR collector, liked to fish and was an avid OU fan. He raised homing pigeons and in earlier days raised dogs, Chihuahuas and Chows. Frnak's good friend and companion was his pet Pomeranian, Little Bit.
Frank is survived by his adopted son Rodney Eugene Penner of Mississippi; Uncle Dan Penner and his wife Elsie of Medora, KS; long time friend Robert Buller and many cousins.
His parents preceded Frank in death.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Fairview Funeral Home, Inc. to help towards funeral expenses.
Condolences may be made online at www.fairviewfneralhomeinc.com 		John Franklin Penner
 
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4585 Data Sources: The Family of David Lutke and Anna Unruh Lutke
Family File from Larry Lutke 6-23-2001
Loretta's Settlement Book Page 28, No. 48 h (5). 		John J. Penner
 
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4587 Burial in the South MB Cemetery. Julianna Penner
 
4588 1901 census says he was born 30 Sep 1890.
Brotherfield marriage records say Bessie is d/o Charley Penner & Sara Fischer
One file spelled name Karl and listed birth as 30 Oct. 		Karl Penner
 
4589 Her new style birth date was 17 June. Katharina Penner
 
4590 Katharina migrated to the USA in 1913 with her older brother Leonhard. Katharina Penner
 
4591 S. S. Kenilworth; arrived New York, New York Katharina Penner
 
4592 S. S. Leipzig; Arrived Baltimore, Maryland Katharina Penner
 
4593 Saskatchewan Katharina Penner
 
4594 S. S. Trave; Arrived New York, New York Katharina G. "Kate" Penner
 
4595 She may have also been married to a Schultz.
She is not listed on ship but we know she came on this ship-see note on # 2554
Unsure of birth date. Funeral paper and family Bible (written at a later time) stated 1875 as birth date but that conflicts with sister Maria. According to 1910 Oklahoma census she would have been born 1877. Marriage license indicates born 1876.

She may have also been married to a Schultz.
She is not listed on ship but we know she came on this ship-see note on # 2554
Unsure of birth date. Funeral paper and family Bible (written at a later time) stated 1875 as birth date but that conflicts with sister Maria. According to 1910 Oklahoma census she would have been born 1877. Marriage license indicates born 1876. 		Katharina G. "Kate" Penner
 
4596 Another source says she was born at Lushton, Nebraska. Katherina "Tina" Penner
 
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4600 He is buried in the Church of God Cemetery. Leon was a farmer. Leon L. Penner
 
4601 She lived in Balko, Oklahoma. Leona Penner
 
4602 Leonhard migrated to the USA in 1922. Leonhard Penner
 
4603 Fairview Republican - 2-7-2008:
The funeral service for Lois Penner Peters was held Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008, at the West Willow Community Church. Rev. Don Tines and Rev. Steve Meiers officiated. Burial followed in the Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home.
She was born July 6, 1918, northwest of Fairview to Aaron and Mary (Kasper) Penner and died Friday, Feb. 1, 2008, in Enid.
In 1946, she married Menno Peters from Inman, KS. To this union was born Gary L. Peters.
She was saved in her early 20s and was baptized in Canton Lake, Canton. She was very happy serving the Lord. She and Menno spent many hours visiting shut-ins at the rest homes in Fairview and Enid.
She loved music and played the piano in her father's church in Fairview until moving to Enid. She continued her music ministry at Washington Avenue Bible Church.
She was a member of Gospel Light Baptist Church and a charter member of West Willow Community Church.
She is survived by her son, Gary Peters and his wife Carol; two granddaughters; one brother, Dan Penner and wife Elsie, of Medora, KS; plus many cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Menno; five brothers; and three sisters.

Enid News & Eagle - 2-2-2008:
The funeral for Lois Penner Peters, 89, of Enid, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at West Willow Community Church. The Revs. Don Tines and Steve Meiers will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements are by Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home.

She was born July 6, 1918, northwest of Fairview to Aaron and Mary Kasper Penner and died Friday, Feb. 1, 2008, in Enid.

She married Menno Peters in 1946. She played piano in her father's church in Fairview until moving to Enid. She continued her music ministry at Washington Avenue Bible Church. She was a member of Gospel Light Baptist Church and a charter member of West Willow Community Church.

Surviving are her son, Gary Peters, one brother, Dan Penner of Medora, Kan., and two granddaughters.

In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by five brothers and three sisters.

Memorials may be made through the funeral home to Gideons or Ross Hospice. 		Lois Penner
 
4604 Her age is given as 53 on the ship passenger list in 1876, which is incorrect. Louisa Penner
 
4605 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Louisa Penner
 
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4607 The Fairview records say that she was born in 1896. Margaret Penner
 
4608 Her obituary says she was born 30 Jun 1894. She transferred to the Busau Church from the Karassan Church where she is found on p. 7 in the Karassan Church Personnel Book Vol. 2.
Gerhard & Maria arrived at Crowfoot, AB. 1931 to Coaldale, AB. They had 5 children, 2 sons & 3 daughters. 		Maria Penner
 
4609 She must have died young, as she had a younger half-sister by the same name. Maria Penner
 
4610 The John Peters submission says that she died in 1930. Maria Penner
 
4611 Tragheimerweide records, page 249: died age 24.

Tragheimerweide records, page 249: died age 24. 		Maria Penner
 
4612 Born 1876 by Lyons County marriage license. See note on sister Katharina birth dates. Another record says she was born 2 Nov 1874.

Born 1876 by Lyons County marriage license. See note on sister Katharina birth dates. Another record says she was born 2 Nov 1874. 		Maria A. Penner
 
4613 S. S. Pisa; Arrived New York, New York Maria A. Penner
 
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4616 obit-She attended school at Mt Lake MN. She was employed by Epp Mercantile Mt Lake. In 1957 she took S.S. Queen Elizabeth en route to one year assignment with Mennonite Central Committee in Basel, Switzerland. Marie S. Penner
 
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4620 He lived in Reedley, California. Menno Londo Penner
 
4621 Isaac Goertzen could have been her second husband. Minnie Penner
 
4622 Miriam was born with hydro-cephalis and spina-bifida. Miriam Ilene Penner
 
4623 Roots says she was born 28 Sep 1897. Olga Penner
 
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4626 Oldest child of Peter Penner's 27 children. Peter H. Penner had 12 children with his first wife, Helena Penner. Peter Penner
 
4627 S. S. City of Berlin; arrived New York, New York Peter Penner
 
4628 Penner Genealogy gives n.s. date of birth as 4 June 1852 and marriage date as 26 October 1873. His Zionsbote obituary gives marriage date of 26 October. In the winter of 1871 he went to live with his uncle Anton Loewen to learn tinsmithing. About 1871 he was baptized in the Neuendorf Church per his diary. In 1872 he apprenticed with Gerhard Sawatzky in Eichenfeld, Yazykovo Colony. He and his wife lived with her parents after they were married until Jun 1874 when they moved into the summer kitchen at Jacob Andres' home. In 1875 he leased a farm, possibly in Gerhardsthal. He was the vorsanger (song leader) in his church. In 1884 he moved to Nikolaifeld, Yazykovo Colony, where he bought a home from Abram D. Welk. He was rebaptized as Mennonite Brethren in the Dnieper River near the Russian village of Jesikof in 1885. His diary says that he married Aganetha Block on 26 Oct 1872. He and his family left Ekaterinoslav on 27 Apr 1892 to immigrate to Canada. They arrived at Gretna, Manitoba on 2 Jun 1892. He and his family moved to Waldheim, Manitoba where they rented land from his uncle Isaac Hildebrand. He and his family moved to Saskatchewan in Feb 1899. He built a house in Laird, Saskatchewan in 1908. In Mar 1918 he moved to live with his daughter Agnes near Borden, Saskatchewan. Peter A. Penner
 
4629 He resided in Rosenkranz, Prussia at the time of his baptism.
In the 1835 census, he is listed at Alexanderthal #9, and is said to have moved to Alexanderthal in 1820 from Margenau, Molotschna. The entry for Margenau #41 says he moved away from there in 1823. The entry for Margenau #44 says that a Peter Jacob Penner of Margenau moved away from there in 1820. Were there more than 1? The Tragheimerweide records say he was from both Gross Usnitz and Rosenkrantz, Prussia, but he was from Rosenkrantz when he first married. He moved to Russia in 1818. 		Peter Jacob Penner
 
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4632 obit-He worked for the George E Failing Company before working for Hackney, a division of Trinity Industries from 1994 until ill health forced his retirement. Riley Neal Penner
 
4633 Johannestal I 1877-1904 p. 133: joined Johannesthal 4 Mar 1900 by J. Gerbrandt. Says he was born 10 Sep 1877. Robert Fred Penner
 
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4635 First Hillsboro 1914 p. 84: baptized by John H. Epp. She was an office worker and homemaker. Ruby Vignetta Penner
 
4636 S. S. Teutonia; arrived New York, New York Sara Penner
 
4637 Mountain Lake 1912 p. 5 of baptisms: baptized by I. J. Dick. Sara Marie Penner
 
4638 One record gives her birth date as 8 Aug 1850. Sarah Penner
 
4639 S. S. Teutonia; Arrived New York, New York Sarah Penner
 
4640 She is buried in the South Mennonite Brethren Cemetery in Fairview, Oklahoma. Sarah Penner
 
4641 One source gives death date of 31 Oct 1952. Susanna Penner
 
4642 1981 lived in Windom, MN. Tina Penner
 
4643 Brotherfield says he was born 28 Jul 1896. Tobias Penner
 
4644 One record says his given names were Walter Lester. Walter Leslie Penner
 
4645 1986 North Bend, WA Wesley Penner
 
4646 One record says he was born 12 Aug 1916 (8/12 vs. 12/8). Wilfred Penner
 
4647 His age at immigration is given as 27 in Haury's Index to Mennonite Immigrants, but his age is given as 24 in Migration from the Russian Empire, Vol. 1. Wilhelm Penner
 
4648 S. S. Leipzig; Arrived Baltimore, Maryland Wilhelm Penner
 
4649 Data Sources: Obituary of Martha Lutke Penner. Infant son died at birth. _____ Penner
 
4650 Stillborn twin. _____ Penner
 
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4653 Canada Aaron Peters
 
4654 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 34: baptized by Jacob Wiebe. "Lives in Dakota". p. 80 says baptized by Gerhard Neufeld. Married by Gerhard Neufeld. He immigrated from Friedenstein, Russia, per the Hamburg departure lists. The 1901 Canada Census says he was born 17 Nov 1844. Aaron Peters
 
4655 S. S. Hammonia; arrived New York, New York Aaron Peters
 
4656 Canada Aaron A. Peters
 
4657 Kicked by a horse Aaron H. Peters
 
4658 One record says he was born 21 Mar 1886. Source: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. He never married. Aaron J. Peters
 
4659 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Abraham Peters
 
4660 Source: name: birth: marriage: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314 Abraham Peters
 
4661 obit-He went to Paraguay in his mid-life working under MCC and married a woman 30 years younger than he. He moved back to Corn after some of his children were born. All of his children graduated from Corn Bible Academy. Theresa was Indian. Abraham Peter "Abe" Peters
 
4662 One record says she was born 1 Dec 1864. If so, whe was age 12 when her first child was born. Another record says she was born 19 Dec 1854. Aganetha Peters
 
4663 Albert Peters immigrated to Kern County California in 1919 (he is listed in the 1920 Federal census) with his grand parents, John and Elisabeth Peters. He is listed as a ward of Thomas Brome and his wife. Listed under Kern County, Township 19, Roll 160, Enumeration Dist. 116, Page 11A. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in November 1929 and served until Oct 1933 when he was honorably discharged. Albert Peters
 
4664 Albert is #484549 in GM 4.1 Albert Tobias Peters
 
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4666 baptized by Cornelius Wiens Anna Peters
 
4667 Bethesda-Henderson Book II p. 295: "Feb. 9, 1936, wurde Mrs. Robert Epp durch Handreichung in der Gemeinde aufgenommen." 1999 lived in Henderson, Nebraska. Anna Peters
 
4668 Her age at immigration is given as 4 in Brothers in Deed to Brothers in Need, but her age is given as 9 in Migration from the Russian Empire, Vol. 1. Her age is given as 7 in the 1877 Molotschna school registers, suggesting that she was born ca 1869. Anna Peters
 
4669 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Anna Peters
 
4670 See attached sources. Anna Peters
 
4671 Two sons, Edwin and Alwin, died in 1929. Anna Peters
 
4672 Anna was the foster daughter of the Cornelius Epp's of Wassiljewka, Kharkov. Jacob & Anna had 3 sons & 6 daughters of whom 2 sons & 1 daughter died. They settled in Davidson, SK and Wishart, SK for 20 years then to Winnipeg, MB.
Anna had a brother John Peters in Langham, SK. 		Anna C. Peters
 
4673 His o.s. birth date was 28 Jul 1839. At the time he came to America Aaron had five children. They settled on a wild prairie with no housing. Agatha cooked outside and it snowed in the frying pan. They had no stove, wood, no coal, and no store. They closest store was 50 miles away. They did not give up. They just built a one room house from mud, and there they had the oxen and all in the house.

Lived in Turner County S.D. 1893. He lived in the towns of Marion Junction and Parker, S.D.

Agnes Peters states in her journal that her parents were both born in Prussia. Date Agnes gives as Aron's birth is Aug 9, 1838 and he died May 30, 1917. Katharina Krause was born Feb 10, 1841 and died March 7, 1894.

Aaron had made a journy into town to buy supplies. While he was on the way home a blizzard came up. Aaron was found three days later frozen to death. He was standing at the head of his horses holding the reins.

Batch 7220102 Sheet 76 Source 820464 		Aron Peters
 
4674 Robert Gossen says he was born 18 Feb 1826. He migrated from Schoenau, Molotschna to Parker, South Dakota. Aron Peters
 
4675 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Aron Peters
 
4676 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Aron Peters
 
4677 Bob Gossen says he died 24 Nov 1908. Aron A. Peters
 
4678 His age is given as 9 on the ship passenger list in 1874, which is incorrect. He had a total of 12 children in his first marriage, 7 sons and 5 daughters. The second marriage had 9 children, 1 son and 8 daughters. Aron A. Peters
 
4679 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Aron A. Peters
 
4680 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 34: married by Jacob Schmidt. Baptized by Bernhard Fast. Lived on sec. 14, Mountain Lake Township, Cottonwood Co. He was from Friedenstein in the Crimea at the time of his immigration in 1873 per the diary of Tobias B. Unruh (#103897) and per the Hamburg departure list. Aron Johann Peters
 
4681 S. S. Holsatia; arrived New York, New York Aron Johann Peters
 
4682 Ben drowned in South Saskatchewan River while trying to save his sister Stella. Buried in Hepburn Cemetery. Source indicates that cousins Herman Boese and Olga Kreuger were also involved in this tragic accident but it is not clear if they also drowned. Bennie "Ben" Peters
 
4683 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Bernhard Peters
 
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4685 On record says he was born 18 Sep 1892. Source: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314.
The story is that Carl died in Edmonton, Alberta while he was on his way home to California after visiting his brother Solomon (Sam) Peters in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan. 		Carl Peters
 
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4687 Occupation: Mechanic Places of Residence: Russia, Vancouver BC, Sask, Richmond Hill Ont Church Affiliation: Protestant - Cornelius C. Peters
 
4688 One record says he married 5 Jun 1905. Cornelius & Katharina had 5 children. Kornelius & Anna had 1 daughter. Cornelius C. Peters
 
4689 On p. 22, Katie Peters (1964) indicates Cornelius was born on 24 Mar 1888, as does Neufeld (1984, p. A1). That is his new style birthdate. The John Peters submission says that he died in Steinbach, Manitoba. Cornelius G. Peters
 
4690 He was survived by his wife and a young daughter. Daniel Peters
 
4691 Dan & Louise to Foam Lake, SK in 1939, 1941 to Abbotsford, BC., 1963 to San Jose, CA., 1975 to Abbotsford, BC. Daniel Cornelius Peters
 
4692 David is #484 552 in GM 4.1 David Peters
 
4693 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York David Peters
 
4694 These are the great grandparents of Karla Peters Del Grande. David Peters
 
4695 His new style birth date was 26 June. David Cornelius Peters
 
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4699 He was the son of Dietrich A. Peters and Susanna Braun. He was the grandson of Elder Abraham Peters, who was a leader of those who made the "Great Trek" to Asiatic Russia. Dietrich D. Peters
 
4700 S. S. Oldenburg; arrived Baltimore, Maryland Dietrich D. Peters
 
4701 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dietrich D. Peters
 
4702 Syracuse, Kansas
Intent filed 10 Jul 1906. 		Dietrich D. Peters
 
4703 Bethesda-Henderson Book II p. 452: married by Abraham W. Friesen. Dietrich E. Peters
 
4704 Ph.D in entomology. Professor at Oklahoma State University.
Washita County Enterprise - 5-25-2006:
Don Clayton Peters, age 74, died June 19, 2006 at his home in Stillwater. A memorial service celebrating his life will be held at the First United Methodist Church on June 3, at 4:00 p.m.
Don was born near Corn, on September 1, 1931, the youngest of the six children of David C. and Lena (Bartel) Peters. He began his education at Pleasant View rural school and graduated from Corn Bible Academy in 1949, and from Tabor College, Hillsboro, KS in 1953 with an A. B. degree in biology.
Don met Frieda Dick from Ferndale, WA at Tabor and they were married on July 14, 1953. They lived at Manhattan, KS (1953-1957) while Don attended Kansas State University and received his MS and PhD degrees in entomology. After teaching at Tabor College in the spring of 1957, Don became Assistant Professor of Entomology at the University of Missouri. In 1959 they moved to Iowa State University where he worked in the Department of Zoology and Entomology. On January 1, 1971, Don joined the faculty at Oklahoma State University as Professor and Head of Entomology. Don left administration in the spring of 1984 and focused on green bug research until his retirement in March 1997.
Don knew God loved us. He was baptized and became a member of the Corn Mennonite Brethren Church in October 1945. Don and Frieda attended the United Presbyterian Church in Manhattan; the Calvary Baptist Church in Columbia; the First Baptist Church in Ames; and was a member of First United Methodist Church of Stillwater at the time of his death. He was a faithful member and part of the teaching cycle for the Richardson Sunday School class and had served on a number of the church's boards and committees. He had served on the Oklahoma Conference Board of Higher Education and the Board of Global Missions (elected as vice-chair this last term.) He also served as Dean of the Conference School of Christian Missions.
Don loved to tell people about how just after becoming a full professor at Iowa State, his mother asked him, “When are you going to get a job?” She knew he had grown up enjoying playing with insects and therefore entomologists didn't really work! He joined the Entomological Society of America and was active in a variety of its activities at the Branch and national level. He served on the Governing Board from 1973 to 1976. The Society honored him by electing him an Honorary Member in 1999. The Southwestern Branch recognized his life-time contribution with the Te Que Ne Whap award in 2002. He also served as President of the Central States Entomological Society and the Rocky Mountain Entomological Conference.
He authored, often together with his students, almost 100 papers and book chapters and presented professional papers at regional, national and international entomological and plant protection meetings.
Don joined the Stillwater Rotary Club in 1972. He served as Treasurer 1980-1983 and Club President 1983-84. He was District Governor in 1999-2000. He and Frieda attended International Rotary Conventions in Toronto, Indianapolis, Buenos Aires, and Singapore.
Frieda passed away in 2005 and he is survived by their three children, spouses, and children, David and Sara Peters and Rachel of Stillwater; Katheryn and Barry Dagestino, and Nicholas of Anaheim Hills, CA; John and Susan Peters and Kathryn and Joshua of Plano, TX. Also surviving are: one brother and two sisters, and four sisters-in-law and two brothers-in-law, and many nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Judith Karman Hospice, PO Box 818, Stillwater, OK 74076. 		Don Clayton Peters
 
4705 He died in a logging accident. Donald Peters
 
4706 Died at age 2. Edward Peters
 
4707 He lived in Shafter, California. Edward George Peters
 
4708 He and Elizabeth adopted Douglas Unruh b. 5 Oct 1932. Edward J. Peters
 
4709 Christian Leader - June 2003: LOEWEN, ELEANOR HELENA PETERS, Shafter, CA, a member of Shafter MB Church, was born January 8, 1901, to Simon and Helena Peters in Waldheim, SK, and died Nov. 10, 2002, at the age of 93. On Nov. 11, 1937, she was married to Herb Loewen, who died in 1995. She is survived by one son, Stan and wife Deanne of Shafter; one daughter, Helena and husband Bill Born of Wasco, CA, six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Eleanor Helena Peters
 
4710 One record says she died 11 Sep 1939. Elisabeth Peters
 
4711 Source: name: birth: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. She never married. Elisabeth Peters
 
4712 S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York Elizabeth Peters
 
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4716 Source: name: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314 Emma Peters
 
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4718 Frank was a college professor, Minister and President of W.L.U. Waterloo. Frank Cornelius "F.C." Peters
 
4719 Frederick is #484551 in GM 4.1 Frederick Peters
 
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4721 One record says he was born 24 Apr 1897. Gerhard Peters
 
4722 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Gerhard Peters
 
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4724 Harry is #484553 in GM 4.1 Harry Peters
 
4725 Birth date deduced from data given for age at death. Heinrich Peters
 
4726 He became a Christian the last time he visited John H. (his brother) and Emma before he died. Harry (Henry) Peters had a critical accident Friday January 28, 1955. Brother John H. Peters was called by telephone from Kansas City to come to his bedside. Henry died a few days later, brother Herman Peters accompanied John and they stayed for the funeral. The authorities thanked John for claming and authorizing final arrangements. Heinrich Peters
 
4727 He was residing in Prangenau in 1858 and 1862 per the Molotschna school registers. Heinrich Peters
 
4728 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Heinrich Peters
 
4729 Source:Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. Heinrich J. Peters
 
4730 One record says she was born 22 Dec 1908. Helen A. Peters
 
4731 Family records has her birthdate as 5 Feb 1885.
Helena's husband, Henry Penner was a brother to Frank Penner who married Anna Peters. 		Helena Peters
 
4732 Source: name: birth: marriage:Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. Helena Peters
 
4733 The name Helena was used twice one born in 1853 and one born in 1854 who married Franz Gossen. I presume she died before the birth of her younger sister of the same name. Helena Peters
 
4734 Tragheimerweide records, page 320-1: died age 32. Helena Peters
 
4735 Had two children prior to Marriage to Franz per verbal conversation with John Gossen. One boy and one girl per Bill Gossen Birth: Family Register shows Franz married to Helena Peters Daughter of Aaron and Helena Warkentin Peters. John Gossen gave me the name of Maria Peters. Helena "Maria" Peters
 
4736 Canada Helena A. "Lena" Peters
 
4737 The 1901 Canada Census says she was born 28 Feb 1883. Helena A. "Lena" Peters
 
4738 Some sources give death date as 13 Sept. Henry K. Peters
 
4739 He and Alice adopted Glenn Gilbert Unruh b. 17 Nov 1934. Herbert Walter Peters
 
4740 Both became Christians very late in life. He and Marie had two sons and one daughter. Herman Peters
 
4741 Source: name: birth: marriage: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. One source lists her husband as Henry Friesen. Hulda Peters
 
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4743 Children of Maria Peters prior to her marriage to Franz Gossen

Source: confirmation from note sent by Claress Guenther "you wondered about Great grandmother having 2 children - before marrying (Helen Married peters) Well I found out about 1 for sure. His name was Ike Peters. His grandparents raised him in the San Diego area."... 		Isaac Peters
 
4744 He immigrated from Nikolaithal, bound for Sutton, NE, per the Bremen departure lists. Jacob Peters
 
4745 Neuendorf, Chortitza, South Russia Jacob Peters
 
4746 S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York Jacob Peters
 
4747 The 1806 Chortitza Colony Census states that he migrated to Russia in 1796 (P. Rempel, p. 39), but the entry for his son Jacob in the 1835 Molotschna Census at Prangenau #16 states that he immigrated to Russia in 1795. He isn't listed in the 1795 Chortitza Colony Census. In the 1797 Census he is stated to have had 5 males and 2 females in his household, but his village of residence isn't stated (P. Rempel, p. 55). In the 1801 and 1802 Chortitza Colony Censuses he is listed at Neuendorf #16 (B . H. Unruh, p. 254). He moved to Nieder Chortitza in 1803 (B. H. Unruh, p. 214) where he is listed in the 1806 Census (P. Rempel, p. 39). In the 1814 Census he is listed in Nieder Chortitza among the landless (B. H. Unruh, p. 282). In the Oct 1816 Census he is listed in Burwalde among the landless. His ages as given in the 1801, 1802, and 1814 Censuses suggest that he was born ca 1768. In the Oct 1816 Census his age is given as 53, suggesting that she was born ca 1763. Jacob Peters
 
4748 They had four children. Jacob Peters
 
4749 Jacob came to the USA on the Ship Cimbria which arrived in New York, Castle Gardens, on 27 Aug 1874. Ports of call on the trip were Hamburg, Germany and Havre, France. Jacob was 13 years old at the time. Jacob M. Peters
 
4750 They had 12 children. The Silver Lake SD record says he was born 8 Apr 1861.
Family records show his birthdate as 20 Apr 1861. 		Jacob M. Peters
 
4751 Alias: Jack Mc Gill; In Memory of Jacob Peters

Jake Peters 62 yrs old, a night watchman and relief engineer at the Ahwahnee Sanitarium died yesterday April 7, 1963 in a Madera hospital.

Peters was born in South Dakota. He came to California 30 years ago and lived in Merced before moving to Madera County. 		Jakob Peters
 
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4753 Hoffnungsau I p. 177: "d. 11 Febr. 1895 nach Oklahoma attestiert." He was a minister and was the pastor of the Bergthal Mennonite Church near Corn, OK. His new style birthday was 21 Dec. Johann Peters
 
4754 One record says he was born 23 Aug 1839. John and Agatha moved to Canada in 1870 from the Bergthaler Colony with 7 children. They spent their first winter in an earth shelter called a semlin in the East Reserve. They moved to the West Reserve and settled about 12 miles south of Winkler Manitoba near the U.S. border in an area known as Reinland. They remained there until their death. Nine more children were born in Canada for a total of 16 children.
Johann was born 9 Jan 1840 according to Blankenship (1995, pers. comm.) and Jacob Peters (1974).

Records from Kay Loewen, reviewed by David Wiens (1995) suggest that Johann and Agatha were actually married on 15 September 1860. 		Johann Peters
 
4755 S. S. Werra; arrived New York, New York Johann Peters
 
4756 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Johann A. Peters
 
4757 In the 1835 census, he is listed at Rueckenau #9, the home of his father. He was residing in Landskrone in 1862 per the Molotschna school registers.

Bought the North East Quarter of section Twenty-four in Township Ten North Range five west of the sixth P.M. in Hamilton County Nebraska for $1,200. Containing 160 acers more or less according to government survey thereof.

It is stated in Agnes Peters' journal that Johann Aron and his wife Margaratia were born in Prussia. Johann in 1817 and Margaratia in 1818. He was age 70 in the 1880 census. 		Johann Aron Peters
 
4758 S. S. Switzerland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Johann Aron Peters
 
4759 At the time of his death, there were 8 living children. One daughter died in abt 1903. He had sons Heinrich and David, but from which marriage is unclear. He was a minister.
At the time of his marriage to Alvina Strauss, he was a widower with 8 children. 		Johann H. Peters
 
4760 Hebron Kirchenbuch p. 445: "nirgends Glied". He died of prostate cancer. Johann H. Peters
 
4761 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Johann R. Peters
 
4762 Source name Waldheim remembers the past pg 314 Johann R. Peters
 
4763 Turner County, South Dakota
Naturalized in the Turner County Fourth Judicial District, Territory of Dakota. Declaration of Intent filed 7 Sep 1874, Second Judicial District, County of Yankton, Territory of Dakota. 		Johann R. Peters
 
4764 One record says he was born 16 Jun 1881. Source: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. He had at least 3 sons. John Peters
 
4765 Canada John A. Peters
 
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4767 One record says he was born 4 Nov 1885. John Nicholas Peters
 
4768 Martin and Justina apparently also had one child who died in childhood. Justina Peters
 
4769 One record says she was (re)baptized 8 Sep 1895. Justina Peters
 
4770 Source: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314 Justina Peters
 
4771 Death date calculated from length of marriage in years, months, days. Her o.s. birth date was 25 Oct 1847.
Born Nov 2, 1847. Batch 7307102 Sheet 74 Source 822635. Name spelled Catherina Kunkel on quit claim deed filed April 2, 1890. She is buried near the Marion Bethel Church. 		Katharina Peters
 
4772 On 7 Sept 2010 Carol Halstead wrote, "Arlene Kunkel Kasten told me that Katharina Peters Kunkel died from blood poisoning she got from getting burned with the lye while making soap." Katharina Peters
 
4773 R125-3*. S2B6 says she was born 23 Oct 1877. Katharina Peters
 
4774 S. S. Hammonia; arrived New York, New York Katharina Peters
 
4775 S. S. Nederland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Katharina Peters
 
4776 Source: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. She never married. Katharina "Katy" Peters
 
4777 Canada Katharina A. Peters
 
4778 The 1901 Canada Census says she was born 3 Jan 1888. Katharina A. Peters
 
4779 She died as a small child. Katharina C. Peters
 
4780 One record says she was born 27 Dec 1891. Katharina was either born in or lived in Kronsthal (Chortitza), Russia (Klassen, T., 1995). Mr. Krickan and Katharina had 2 sons. Katharina and Franz had 1 daughter together. They moved to B.C. in 1941. Katharina immigrated with her mother and a sister. Katharina Cornelia Peters
 
4781 Spoke only low German until she entered school. After 8 years of school, she attended German Bible School in Mt. Lake. Farm wife - cooked, baked a lot. Made cottage cheese for the local people & grocery store. Active in church - loved to sing. Active in mission society and was preschool SS teacher. Health declined due to heart problems caused by rheumatic fever in her twenties. Died suddenly and unexpectedly. Kathryn Ethel Peters
 
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4785 Information from 1900 Stutsman County Census: Lena's birth date and plac e, son, his birth

From Marvin Dirksen: marriage date and Lena's death date 		Lena Peters
 
4786 Fairview Republican - 8-26-2004: Adina Martens to celebrate 90th birthday
A 90th birthday celebration for Adina Martens will be held on Sunday, Aug. 29. She was born Sept. 29, 1914 at Indiahoma, OK to David and Lena Peters. She became part of the Fairview community when she married Walter P. Martens on Sept. 24, 1939. She has two daughters, Ann Regier and her husband Leo of Hutchinson, KS and Lois Mauro and her husband Francesco of Rome, Italy. Her three sons reside in Fairview. They are David Martens and his wife Pam, Trent Martens and his wife Sheri and Erland Martens and his wife Susie. Ten grandchildren and five great-grandchildren fill her life with joy.

Enid News & Eagle - 7-17-2005 and Fairview Republican - 7-21-2005 and Washita County Enterprise - 7-22-2005: She was born Sept. 29, 1914, at her home near Indiahoma Mission to David C. and Lena Bartel Peters and died Friday, July 15, 2005, at Fairview Hospital. She attended Pleasant View School and Corn Bible Academy. She also attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University and graduated in 1935. Her first job was teaching at Pleasant View where she taught fifth through eighth grades and coached the boys basketball team. She later taught two years at Hobart, teaching second through fourth grades. She married Walter Martens on Sept. 24, 1939, at Corn Mennonite Brethren Church. They lived on a farm northwest of Fairview for 53 years. She was active in Fairview Mennonite Brethren Church and Women's Mission Society. She was a Pink Lady at Fairview Fellowship Home until she became a resident in 2004. Surviving are three sons, Dave, Trent and Erland, all of Fairview; two daughters, Anna Regier of Hutchinson, Kan., and Lois Mauro of Rome, Italy; two brothers, Henry Peters of Corn and Don C. Peters of Stillwater; two sisters, Kathryn Neufeld of Corn and Mayra Harms of Stillwater; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by one grandson and one brother. 		Linda ADINA Peters
 
4787 Obit - Aurora News Register - Aurora, NE - 1999:
Loretta Jane Peters, 62, of Delano, CA, died May 30, 1999.
Services were Friday, June 4 at Peters Funeral Home Chapel. Pastor John Scroggins of Heritage Bible Church officiated. Burial was in Shafter Memorial Park.
Mrs. Peters was born April 3, 1937 in Aurora to Dietrich and Emma (Epp) Peters. She grew up in Aurora and graduated from Aurora High School in 1955.
On Oct. 6, 1956 she married Richard Glenn Peters in Henderson. They moved to Van Nuys, CA in 1957 and lived there three years before moving to Delano, CA in 1960.
She worked for Bell Telephone for a few years, then began working for the Delano School System in January of 1974. She retired on June 3, 1998.
She enjoyed traveling and visiting with family and friends in Nebraska. She was a member of Heritage Bible Church and was active in church activities. She enjoyed crafts as sewing.
Survivors include her husband of 42 years, Richard Peters of Delano; her sons, David (Brenda) Peters who is in the Air Force and stationed in Italy and Dwight (Carolyn) Peters of Las Vegas; her brothers, Marvin Peters of York, Wilbur Peters of Henderson, Victor Peters of Denver and Delmer Peters of Aurora; her sister, Erma Goertzen of Marquette and her three grandchildren, Kira, Elizabeth and Alyssa. 		Loretta Jane Peters
 
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4789 Family records has Lydia's birthdate as 6 Oct 1899 Lydia Peters
 
4790 S. S. Moravian; Arrived Quebec, Quebec Margaret Peters
 
4791 The Bergthal Gemeinde Buch on p. A160 gives her birth date as 8 Feb 1870. Eunice Mantie indicates Margaret was born 8 Feb 1870 (n.d., M195-14a). Her n.s. birth date was 20 Feb 1870. One record says she was born in Hierschau, Molotschna, South Russia, but that seems unlikely. Margaret Peters
 
4792 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 463: baptized by Heinrich H. Epp. One record says she was born 25 Jul. Was a Christian in girlhood days-member of the Buhler Mennonite Brethern Church. Was in car accident in Calif. Margaretha Peters
 
4793 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Margaretha Peters
 
4794 Children of Maria Peters prior to her marriage to Franz Gossen Maria Peters
 
4795 Mary was a cousin of Peter Neusteadter's father. Maria Peters
 
4796 Mary was worked as a midwife and delivered many babies in the Laird - Waldheim area. This is an incomplete list of children. Marie Peters
 
4797 S. S. Hammonia; arrived New York, New York Marie Peters
 
4798 One record says she was born 9 Dec 1944. Marie Alice Peters
 
4799 Missionary in No. Minnesota with Indians Marie L. Peters
 
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4801 Present Residence: Dalmeny Sask - Martha Peters
 
4802 Bethesda-Henderson Book II p. 429: baptized by Abraham W. Friesen.
1991 Henderson, Neb. 		Marvin D. Peters
 
4803 One record says he was born 10 Feb 1919. Menno was a laborer in Enid, Oklahoma.

Fairview Republican - 10-13-2005:
He was born Feb. 20, 1919, in Inman, KS, to Jacob and Katy Warkentin Peters and passed away in Integris Bass Baptist Health Center after a period of ill health. He married Lois A. Penner on Dec. 29, 1946, in the First Baptist Church in Fairview. He was a member of the Gospel Light Baptist Church. He worked for Fidelity Motors, Dean Pearson Dodge, Jerico Motors, and as a tool man for Central Machine and Tool.
Menno is survived by his wife Lois of the home; his son Gary and his wife Carol Peters of Enid; two brothers, Ernie Peters of Hutchinson, KS, Frank Peters of Hillsboro, KS; one sister Elsie Penner of Medora, KS; and two granddaughters.

Enid News & Eagle - 10-4-2005: He was born February 20, 1919 in Inman, KS to Jacob and Katy Warkentin Peters and passed away in Integris Bass Baptist Health Center after a period of ill health. He married Lois A. Penner on December 29, 1946 in the First Baptist Church in Fairview, OK. He was a member of the Gospel Light Baptist Church. He worked for Fidelity Motors, Dean Pearson Dodge, Jerico Motors, and as a tool man for Central Machine and Tool. Menno is survived by his wife Lois of the home; his son Gary and his wife Carol Peters of Enid; two brothers, Ernie Peters of Hutchinson, KS, Frank Peters of Hillsboro, KS; one sister Elsie Penner of Medora, KS; two granddaughters Lynn and Cheryl Peters of Enid. He was preceded in death by parents; two brothers, Abe and Jake Peters; and one sister Minnie Hagen. 		Menno W. Peters
 
4804 One record says her surname was Loewen. Did she have a previous marriage? Nettie Peters
 
4805 One record says she died in 1964 at Whittier, Washington. Nettie Peters
 
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4808 He was killed by a kick from a horse. Peter Peters
 
4809 His first name is given as Abraham on the ship arrival list in 1874 in Brothers in Deed, but his first name is given as Peter on the Hamburg departure list. Peter is morely to be correct since he had a younger brother named Abraham who immigrated with him.
There were two Peters one died at the age of about 2 and then the next child born was given that name. He lived to be 70 years old. 		Peter Peters
 
4810 S. S. Cimbria; arrived New York, New York Peter Peters
 
4811 Family records show he died 4 Aug 1962. Peter J. Peters
 
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4817 Source name Waldheim remembers the past pg 314. One record says he was born 24 Aug 1878. Simon Peters
 
4818 Source: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314, says he was born 20 Mar 1889. Solomon "Sam" Peters
 
4819 Stella drowned in the South Saskatchewan River as did her brother Ben while trying to save her. Buried in Hepburn Cemetery. Source indicates that cousins Herman Boese and Olga Kreuger were also involved in this tragic accident but it is not clear if they also drowned. Stella B. Peters
 
4820 S. S. Sardinian; Arrived Quebec, Quebec Susanna Peters
 
4821 obit-died of colon cancer She was a clerk in the Gamble's store and Fairway Store in Mt Lake for 50 years. Susie E. Peters
 
4822 He lived in Newton, Kansas. Prostate Cancer and colon cancer. On the USS Constellation during the World War II. obit-He was a retired toolmaker for Boeing company for 31 years Victor Charles Peters
 
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4827 R58-1. Wilhelm lived in Rosengart, Manitoba (Suderman, Katharina (1996). Personal communication with Cathy Barkman, 13 August). Wilhelm Peters
 
4828 Foster Son Of Klaassen Home Charles Lawrence Peterson
 
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4831 One record says she married 10 Sep 1889.
Emigrated to Langham, Saskatchewan, Canada 1902; moved to Ontario 1942 They had 12 children. 		Elisabeth Petkau
 
4832 Came to Coaldale, Alberta in 1926 Cornelius Petker
 
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4834 Brotherfield says she was born 20 Feb 1914. Margaret Pettker
 
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4836 Source: Waldheim Remembers the Past, pg 314 Christina Phipps
 
4837 She died in a traffic accident south of Waldheim, Saskatchewan. Darlene Ivy Pilatus
 
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4839 Son of Friedrich Pilatus and Dorothea Pudwill. Johann Pilatus
 
4840 One record says her parents were Henry Pilatius and Elizabeth Stobbe. Maria Pilatus
 
4841 Portland, OR. Alfred Piotraschke
 
4842 On 16 Apr 2010 Sylvia Lockett wrote, "She was the 5th child of 8". Ruby Orlene Pitts
 
4843 Chester was home building contractor. Chester Plank
 
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4845 The Dinuba records say that her o.s. birth date was 7 Mar. Anna Plett
 
4846 Hutch News - 1-12-2005: INMAN - George H. Plett, 91, died Jan. 10, 2005, at Hospice House, Hutchinson. He was born March 26, 1913, at Dallas, Ore., the son of Wilhelm and Margaretha Harder Plett. A lifetime Inman resident, he owned and operated Plett Machine and Welding Shop, Inman, from 1945 to 2004. He served as Inman fire chief, on the Pleasant View Home Board and as city council member. He belonged to Inman Mennonite Church and Inman Lion's Club. On July 10, 1938, he married Edna Friesen at Inman. She survives. Other survivors include: two daughters, Jan Mauck, Hutchinson, and Jewel Nickel, Windsor, Colo.; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Abe and Jake; and two sisters, Susie Bergen and Marie Loewen. George Herman Plett
 
4847 S. S. Vaderland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Gertruda Plett
 
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4849 Her o.s. birth date was 12 Feb 1852. Katharina Plett
 
4850 S. S. City of Berlin; arrived New York, New York Maria Plett
 
4851 She was a sister of Cornelius Plett (1820-1900). The new style date of their marriage was 2 Sept. One record says she was born 30 May. Maria Plett
 
4852 He was residing in Kleefeld in 1858 and 1862 per the Molotschna school registers. Michael Plett
 
4853 S. S. Vaderland; Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Michael Plett
 
4854 Eight children were born of her marriage to David. Five died in infancy. Amelia Plitt
 
4855 S. S. Switzerland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Johann Poetker
 
4856 Some sources give his birthdate as 26 Nov 1872. Johann Poetker
 
4857 May be spelled Pilas - had a daughter by a previous marriage named Carolyn Joan Polas
 
4858 He and Doreen had 6 children. Henry Pombert
 
4859 Source Hand written note by me at the gossen Reunion with Tina Gossen says brother and sister married brother and sister. _____ Pombert
 
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4861 Mabel Ponwith's step father was Jethro Kloss. -cw Mabel Ponwith
 
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4864 April 27, 1903 Ran away from his foster home and was never heard from again.
"Sort of adopted" by the Peter C. Klaassen family 		Milven Pouder
 
4865 Died in a plane crash over Lake Erie. Wayne Robert George Price
 
4866 He was originally Lutheran, and after joining the Ebenfeld Church, he transferred to the "Wiebe" Church (Gnadenau). His new style birth date was 7 May. He immigrated from Reichenberg, Russia, per the Hamburg departure lists. William Prieb
 
4867 The Gnadenau records and the Wiebe book say they were married 30 Dec 1908. William J. Prieb
 
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4869 Emmaus 1888 p. 121: "Nicht mehr Glied." p. 215 gives her last name as Riesen. Joined Emmaus 15 May 1898. "Durch Attest nach Oklahoma 1904". 1st Menn Newton Stammbuch p. 58 gives her name as Riesen. Joined 1st Menn. 14 Jan 1889. Church record gives her surname as Priesen. Family records give it as von Riesen. Anna Priesen
 
4870 S. S. America; arrived Baltimore, Maryland Anna Priesen
 
4871 Halstead/Christian p. 173: joined the church "Oct. 28, 1934 By letter from the Church of the Brethren McPherson, Kans." p. 236: church letter 28 Dec 1958 "Joined E. U. B. Grey Eagle, Minn." Saloma Profitt
 
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4873 Occupation: Real Estate Abner Raymond Quiring
 
4874 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Aganetha Quiring
 
4875 She was buried in Isaac Epp's field. Aganetha Quiring
 
4876 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 19: baptized by Bernhard Peters. Her n.s. birth date was 21 Oct. Anna Quiring
 
4877 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Anna Quiring
 
4878 One record says she was born 22 May 1914. Some sources give birthdate as 1940. 1988 Windom, MN. Anna B. Quiring
 
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4880 Mountain Lake 1912 p. 47: baptized by H. Quiring. "Gehort nicht zu uns".
Moved into Mountain Lake, MN before 1943 		Bernhard H. "Ben" Quiring
 
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4882 One extraction says he was born 13 Dec 1777. He resided in Gross Usnitz, Prussia at the time of his baptism. Cornelius Quiring
 
4883 Tragheimerweide records, pages 61, 63, 66 and 68: surname is Qiering.
Tragheimerweide records, pages 62, 66, 185 and 205: surname is Quiering. 		Cornelius Quiring
 
4884 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 19: baptized by Gerhard Neufeld. Mountain Lake 1912 p. 6 gives a birth date of 7 June. She immigrated with her stepfather Jacob Thiessen #70463 and his family. Her surname is thus given as Thiessen on the ship passenger list. Elizabeth Quiring
 
4885 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Quiring
 
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4887 Occupation: Retired Elmer Ervin Quiring
 
4888 Gerhard was raised by his Grandparents Willms. Gerhard Quiring
 
4889 Early education and church in Mountain Lake, MN Hattie B. Quiring
 
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4891 Mountain Lake 1878: baptized by Gerhard Neufeld. Mountain Lake 1912 p. 4 gives a birth date of 24 Sep. Gives a baptism date of 17 May 1880. She immigrated with her stepfather Jacob Thiessen #70463 and his family. Her surname is thus given as Thiessen on the ship passenger list.
In 1877 when with her parents immigrated to America where they settled on a farm south west of Mt. Lake, Minn. They had 4 sons and 4 daughters. She often sickly, she was seriously ill only a few days. 		Helena Quiring
 
4892 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Helena Quiring
 
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4894 1999 Lived in Wadena, MN Henry B. Quiring
 
4895 He is a scholar and book author. Horst Quiring
 
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4897 Places of Residence: MN, Sask, Burnaby BC. Church Affiliation: Mennonite Brethern -
John immigrated to Saskatchewan in 1909. 		Johann Jacob Quiring
 
4898 Mountain Lake 1877 p. 375: baptized by Aron Wall. About 1920 moved to Saskatchewan from Mountain Lake, MN. Johann P. Quiring
 
4899 S. S. Nederland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Johann P. Quiring
 
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4901 His old style birth date was 29 Dec 1877. One record erroneously states that he was born in the United States. John P. Quiring
 
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4903 Her great grand daughter Erma Louise Duerksen said her mother remembered her grandmother Katharina always in a Dutch apron and Dutch hat, and that she also had a Dutch bible. Katharina Quiring
 
4904 S. S. Werra; Arrived New York, New York Katharina Quiring
 
4905 She had a total of 13 children, 7 predeceased her. Katharina Quiring
 
4906 Mountain Lake 1912 p. 47: baptized by H. Quiring. "Gehort nicht zu uns". Kathrina Quiring
 
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4908 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 458: baptized by Peter J. Friesen. Margaretha Quiring
 
4909 She resided in Schulwiese, Stuhm, Prussia at the time of her baptism. The Stuhm record at the time of the birth of her son, Jacob, calls her Eilsabeth.

She resided in Schulwiese, Stuhm, Prussia at the time of her baptism. The Stuhm record at the time of the birth of her son, Jacob, calls her Eilsabeth. 		Maria Quiring
 
4910 Strobel indicates she may have died on the 14th or the 18th of Sept in either 1892 or 1896. Her old style birth date was 12 Nov. One record says she was born on 12 Mar. Maria Quiring
 
4911 1999 St. James, MN Marie B. Quiring
 
4912 Tragheimerweide records, page 304-5: died age 80. He resided in Schulwiese, Stuhm, Prussia at the time of his baptism. Could this be the same person as #69452? Peter Quiring
 
4913 Occupation: Businessman Peter J. Quiring
 
4914 The 1835 Molotschna Census lists him at Grossweide #26 and says he came to Russia in 1819. Peter Johann Quiring
 
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4916 obit-Following her graduation from High school in Mt Lake she moved to Sioux Falls before becoming employed at Sunshine Food Markets where she worked for 10 years and became one of the leaders of the meat department.
1948 moved to Sioux Falls, SD 		Ruby B. Quiring
 
4917 One extraction says she was born 1 Jan 1785.
She resided in Schulwiese, Stuhm, Prussia at the time of her baptism. Her second husband was Peter Dyck of Schweingrube, Prussia.
The Stuhm marriage record gives marriage date of 21 Aug 1808. 		Sara Quiring
 
4918 She had not been married before her marriage to Adrian. She was 24 Y 2 M old at the time of her death.

She had not been married before her marriage to Adrian. She was 24 Y 2 M old at the time of her death. 		Sara Quiring
 
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4921 Occupation: Retired Wilmer Allen Quiring
 
4922 Susanna and Theodor had two children. Theodor Raam
 
4923 He starved in gulag. Heinrich Rahn
 
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4925 Maria immigrated with her parents in 1928 to Saskatchewan. 1960 to Saskatoon, SK. Isaak and Maria had 5 children. Maria Rahn
 
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4931 She is the sister of Evelyn Thompson, Buhler, and Margie Eikleberry, Hutchinson. Fern Rathbun
 
4932 Adalbert Goertz's list "From the Prussian Neumark to Russia, 1833-1835" indicates he was granted permission on 2 Feb 1833 to leave Brenkenhofswalde, Neumark, Prussia to emigrate to Russia (see MMHS web site). The emigration records indicate that was also accompanied by his nephew, Benjamin Voth. He probably arrived in the Molotschna Colony in the fall of 1834 and then settled in Gnadenfeld in the Molotschna Colony in 1835. He isn't listed in the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census. In the 1847 Molotschna Colony Voters List he is listed at Gnadenfeld #10.

Retzlaff Scroll: In his tenth year, after his father died, he came to Brenkenhofswalde, West Prussia....On 11 September 1831 he was elected as teacher in the congregation...On 1 October, 1833 they set out for Poland, where they planned to settle. They remained there for 42 weeks. In 1834 they moved to South Russia, arriving in the Molotschna Mennonite colony, in Friedensdorf, 23 September (alten stil). Here he spent the winter, and in 1835 settled in Gnadenfeld, which was being established at that time. He died...of Nervenfieber [possibly Typhus]. He was ill six days. 		Abraham Ratzlaff
 
4933 Brenkenhofswalde, Brandenburg, Prussia Abraham Ratzlaff
 
4934 Gnadenfeld, Molotschna, South Russia Abraham Ratzlaff
 
4935 His age is incorrectly given as 41 in Brothers in Deed, but is more accurately given as 46 per review of the NY arrival list microfilm for the Colina. She was burned in a prairie fire. Abraham Ratzlaff
 
4936 Lonetree p. 397: baptized by Tobias A. Unruh. Lonetree p. 454: married by Ben P. Becker. Lived in the Moundridge and Canton, Kansas communities all his life. Married for 48 years, had 6 sons and 7 daughters, all survive him. Aberaham H. and Lavina (Becker) Ratzlaff are buried in the Lone Tree Mennonite Church Cemetery, Galva, KS. Abraham H. Ratzlaff
 
4937 P30 Adam Ratzlaff
 
4938 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 216: "Schwester Beier is wieder zurueck gekommen, mit folgenden Kinder, u. aufgenommen." Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 458: baptized by Peter J. Friesen. Aganetha Ratzlaff
 
4939 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 466: baptized by Heinrich H. Epp. Agatha Ratzlaff
 
4940 (A-17IV) Ancke Ratzlaff
 
4941 (A-34) Ancke Ratzlaff
 
4942 P39 "Church Records" p. 5: "was single (ohne Man) at time of death" Ancke Ratzlaff
 
4943 PXXIX Ancke Ratzlaff
 
4944 P165 Andreas Ratzlaff
 
4945 The Retzlaff Scroll lists Andreas death date as January 21, 1823, aged 47 years, 2 months, 19 days. Family in Prussia. Andreas Ratzlaff
 
4946 "Church Records" p. 5 lists an Andres Ratzlaff as a child of Peter Ratzlaff. I don't know if this is correct or not. If so, I don't know which wife was his mother. Andres Ratzlaff
 
4947 Hoffnungsau I p. 360: baptized by Abraham Ratzlaff. Anna Ratzlaff
 
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4949 Bethesda-Henderson Book I p. 568: married by A. W. Friesen. His birth date and place come from Bethesda-Henderson Book II p. 152. Bethesda-Henderson Book II p. 394: baptized by Johann F. Epp. One record says he was born 9 May 1896. Benjamin A. Ratzlaff
 
4950 Hoffnungsau I p. 5: later on the same page it gives a birth date of 3 October "russisch". "Nach Ebenflur Gem. Hamilton Co. Kans. attestiert 1910 d. 17 Jan." Hoffnungsau I p. 386: baptized by Dietrich Gaeddert. Benjamin A. Ratzlaff
 
4951 S. S. Teutonia; arrived New York, New York Benjamin A. Ratzlaff
 
4952 (A-32) The Alexanderwohl records do not indicate which wife was the mother of his children. Consequently, I am listing them all under his first wife, but they could be children of his second. He lived in the village of Beckersitz, Poland. Berent Ratzlaff
 
4953 (A-37) Berent Ratzlaff
 
4954 He was the first known elder of the Przchowka Mennonite Church. Berent Ratzlaff
 
4955 P159 "Church Records" p. 11: He is called "Jung Berent". "Church Records" p. 46: cause of death "consumption". Berent Ratzlaff
 
4956 P174 Berent Ratzlaff
 
4957 P180 "Church Records" p.11: under his 1st marriage column it says "Ruhrbruck". "Church Records" p. 5 calls him "Little Berent". Also says "died accientally" Berent Ratzlaff
 
4958 P88 "Church Records" p. 9: "Old Berent" "Church Records" p. 9a: his marriage with Ancke Bullers is listed under his 3rd marriage column and also under his 1st marriage. The date is under the 3rd marriage. Berent Ratzlaff
 
4959 He could not have been born in Kleefeld, as that village was not established until 1854. Bernhard Ratzlaff
 
4960 S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York Bernhard Ratzlaff
 
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4962 (A-61) Buschcke Ratzlaff
 
4963 (A-33) Her entry in the Alexanderwohl records lists no marriage order. As a result, I am not sure which husband came first! Buschke Ratzlaff
 
4964 Source: name: Waldheim remembers the past pg 314, 342 Carl P. Ratzlaff
 
4965 obit-Spelled Ratzloff for whatever reason.Alma
Hutch News - 1-18-2003: MARION - Chester J. "Chet" Ratzloff, 72, died Jan. 17, 2003, at his home in Marion. He was born Jan. 30, 1930, at Moundridge, the son of Pete and Adina Smith Ratzloff. He was a retired employee of Santa Fe Railroad Bridge and Building Department. He was a member of Marion Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6958. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean conflict. On Nov. 14, 1953, he married Bonnie Roberts at El Dorado. She survives. Other survivors include: a son, Michael, Marion; four daughters, Debra Regier, Peabody, Laurie Creamer, Marion, Jamie Hopkins, Ellinwood, and Sharon Terrel, Newton; a brother, Perry, Marion; three sisters, Loreen Ratzloff, Halstead, Viola Purcell, El Dorado, and Nadine Ratzloff, Moundridge; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Newton Kansan - 1-20-2003: MARION -- Chester J. "Chet" Ratzloff, 72, died Friday (Jan. 17, 2003) at his home in Marion. He was born Jan. 30, 1930, to Pete and Adina (Smith) Ratzloff in Moundridge. He married Bonnie Roberts Nov. 14, 1953, in El Dorado. She survives of the home. He grew up in the Cedar Point and Burns communities. He retired from the Santa Fe Railroad Bridge and Building Department. He was a member of the Marion Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 6958. He was a veteran of the Korean War and served in the Army. Other survivors include: a son, Michael Ratzloff of Marion; four daughters, Debra Regier of Peabody, Laurie Creamer of Marion, Jamie Hopkins of Ellinwood and Sharon Terrel of Newton; a brother, Perry Ratzloff of Marion; three sisters, Loreen Ratzloff of Halstead, Viola Purcell of El Dorado and Nadine Ratzloff Ratzloff of Moundridge; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. 		Chester J. "Chet" Ratzlaff
 
4966 Lonetree p. 402: baptized by H. J. Mininger. Lonetree p. 454: married by Jesse Johnson.

Hutch News - 10-21-2003: MOUNDRIDGE - Dan Ratzlaff, 84, died Oct. 19, 2003, at Mercy Hospital, Moundridge. He was born Jan. 23, 1919, in McPherson County, the son of Abe Ratzlaff and Lavina Becker. A lifetime Moundridge resident, he was a retired farmer. He belonged to Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, rural Galva. On April 20, 1941, he married Esther I. Schmidt at Galva. She survives Other survivors include: two sons, Arnold R., Moundridge and Duane D. Ratzlaff, Durham; two daughters, Delores Koehn, Galva, and Sherry Smith, Halstead; three brothers, Paul and Noah Ratzlaff, both of Canton, and Ervin Ratzlaff, Galva; six sisters, Sadie Unruh and Martha Holdeman, both of Moundridge, Malinda Isaac, Ingalls, Dessie Wiebe, Iroquois, S.D., Elizabeth Wenger, Louisville, Ga., and Gloriann Wedel, Canton; 13 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Edwin and Martin; and a sister, Zelda Boese.

Newton Kansan - 10-21-2003: MOUNDRIDGE -- Dan Ratzlaff, 84, died Sunday (Oct. 19, 2003) at Mercy Hospital in Moundridge. He was born Jan. 23, 1919, in McPherson County to Abe and Lavina (Becker) Ratzlaff. He married Esther I. Schmidt April 20, 1941, in Galva. She survives. He was a retired farmer. He was a member of Lone Tree Church of God in Christ, Mennonite of rural Galva. Other survivors include: two sons, Arnold R. Ratzlaff of Moundridge and Duane D. Ratzlaff of Durham; two daughters, Delores Koehn of Galva and Sherry Smith of Halstead; three brothers, Paul Ratzlaff and Noah Ratzlaff, both of Canton, and Ervin Ratzlaff of Galva; six sisters, Sadie Unruh and Martha Holdeman, both of Moundridge, Malinda Isaac of Ingalls, Dessie Wiebe of Iroquois, S.D., Elizabeth Wenger of Louisville, Ga., and Gloriann Wedel of Canton; 13 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by: two brothers, Edwin Ratzlaff and Martin Ratzlaff; and a sister, Zelda Boese. 		Dan A. Ratzlaff
 
4967 The Balko records say that he died on 4 Aug. Daniel Ratzlaff
 
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4969 Lonetree p. 397: baptized by F. H. Wenger. Lonetree p. 454: married by Jesse Johnson. David H. Ratzlaff
 
4970 His new style birth date was 19 June. David P. Ratzlaff
 
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4975 Lonetree p. 397: baptized by F. H. Wenger. Lonetree p. 454: married by Jonas B. Koehn. One record says he was born 20 Aug 1912. They are buried in the Lone Tree Cemetery, Galva, KS. Died of injuries suffered in an auto accident. Edwin A. Ratzlaff
 
4976 P54 I think there is some confusion of marriages here. Was she really married to both Harm Frey and Peter Frey or is one of those entries a mistake? Efcke Ratzlaff
 
4977 P75 in Church Records of the Old Flemish or Groningen Mennonisten Societaetin Przechowko, West Prussia. Elscke Ratzlaff
 
4978 P173 Birth date comes from Dirks Family Record. Says she died at 4:30am. She was from Przechowka, Poland. There was an Eva (Ratzlaff) Dirks, age 81 in 1835, who migrated from Franztal. She was a widow.

Immigration 17 Jun 1835 		Eva Ratzlaff
 
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4980 (A-14) The first Ratzlaff in our group. His first name is not known; he was motivated, after hearing a sermon, to thrust his sword into a hedgepost and break it. Was baptized and accepted our religion, and took the daughter of Elder Voth from Culm for his wife. The Alexanderwohl records indicate that his family may have come from Sweden.
"Der erste wieder mit Vornahmen geheissen ist unbekandt ist ein Soldat gewesen Von was Volck schwaden od: sonst ist unbekandt sol durch anhoeren der Predigt sein jedoch beugen[?] sein Schwert in ein hoher Pfost gestochen und entzwey gebrochen haben und auch endlich durch die Taufe unser Religion zugetan worden."
Nach den Daten von Ken Ratzlaff ist der Ahnherr 1590 geboren. Nachanderen Forschungen sollte er wohl erst 1604 gboren sein. 		Hans Ratzlaff
 
4981 (A-23) A rough draft sheet in the Alexanderwohl records indicates that he was married three times, and that his son Berent was from the 1st. marriage, son Hans from the second, and the rest of the children from the third. He was quite rich, and was a deacon in the church. His date of death is inconsistent with the birth of most of the children born to his third marriage.
"Sol ein Niedriger u. Guthtaetiger aber auch nach damaliger Zeit unter unseren Volck ein sehr reichen Man u. Diakon der Gemeine gewesen sein." see Alexanderwohl #14 		Hans Ratzlaff
 
4982 (A-25) Hans Ratzlaff
 
4983 P35 Hans Ratzlaff
 
4984 P84 Hans Ratzlaff
 
4985 He immigrated with his stepfather Benjamin Jantz #280337 and his family. His surname is thus incorrectly given as Jantz on the ship passenger list. Lonetree p. 150 gives a birth date of 29 Apr 1858. Birthplace comes from here. Lonetree p. 397: baptized by John Holdeman. Lonetree p. 454: married to Susie Wedel by Tobias A. Unruh. Lived near Moundridge, Kansas in 1892, Received most of his education in Russia. Lived in McPherson Co., Kansas the the rest of his life. Died at the home of his daughter, Eva. Heinrich A. Ratzlaff
 
4986 (A-183) The Alexanderwohl records do not indicate whether this son is by the first or second wife. I have listed him arbitrarily under the first wife . He lived in the village of Neudessau, Prussia. The age span given worries me. He has a younger brother, also named Heinrich, which is worrisome. Further clarification is needed. One record indicates he had son Benjamin (#67624), but the Andrew B. Ratzlaff book indicates that #103905 is the correct son Benjamin!
Returned to Volhynia with sons, Tobias and Abraham, with group that established Heinrichsdorf from Molotschna. 		Heinrich Hans Ratzlaff
 
4987 Molotschna Colony, South Russia Heinrich Hans Ratzlaff
 
4988 Heinrichsdorf p. 47: born at 7pm. Helena Ratzlaff
 
4989 P164 Hinrich Ratzlaff
 
4990 P58 "Church Records" p. 9 gives a marriage date of 22 Apr. "Church Records" p. 9: "AD 1791 2 Oct he was elected minister. On 7 Nov he was ordained and preached his first sermon on 2 Feb 1792." "Church Records" p. 47: cause of death "asthma and swelling". Hinrich Ratzlaff
 
4991 Christian Leader - July 2003:
HAAG, HULDA EDNA RATZLAFF, Bakersfield, CA, member of Heritage MB Church, Bakersfield, was born June 1, 1918, at Balko, OK to Jacob D. and Sarah Duerksen Ratzlaff, and died April 14, 2003, at the age of 85. On March 11, 1938, she was married to William James Haag who predeceased her. She is survived by her daughter, Beverly Southard, one grandson, one granddaughter, and three great grandchildren. 		Hulda Edna Ratzlaff
 
4992 P31 Jacob Ratzlaff
 
4993 P57 "Church Records" p. 8a: died of "Burning fever" Jacob Ratzlaff
 
4994 One record says that his first marriage occurred on 9 June. Jacob D. Ratzlaff
 
4995 P38 "Church Records" p. 8a: "died in childbirth"? obviously a mistake It lists his marriage to Trincke Schmiten as his 2nd. Jeorgen Ratzlaff
 
4996 (A-179) He lived in Neumark. Thiessen says he was born in Holm near Driesen, West Prussia. He also says he died 27 Nov. Er hatte in Driesen eine Milchwirtschaft. Johann Ratzlaff
 
4997 Molotschna Colony, South Russia Johann Ratzlaff
 
4998 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 77: lived in Cottonwood County, Minnesota. He was a member of the Gnadenfeld Church in Russia. One source says he was born 11 Aug 1822. He was residing in Waldheim in 1862 per the Molotschna school registers. He may have lived in Heinrichsdorf, Volhynia, but he was not born there because the village was not established until 1848. Johann Ratzlaff
 
4999 S. S. Vaderland; arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Johann Ratzlaff
 
5000 Mountain Lake 1878 p. 77: baptized by Aron Wall. Mountain Lake 1912 p. 39 gives his parents' names as Johann and Anna Ratzlaff. "This family moved to Montana." Mountain Lake 1877 p. 379 gives a baptism year of 1888. Another record says his parents' names were Benjamin Ratzlaff and Anna Buhr. Johann J. Ratzlaff
 

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