Notes: Ohlhausen and Koenig Family

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of the Lutheran faith, as indicated on the 1 June 1911 census for Irvine, AB which also shows that Anton came to Canada in 1899 and Amelia in 1891 and that they spoke German at home.

Dey, Amelia (I228)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Schultz, L.E. (I61)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Hannaford, S.M. (I363)

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On the first day of school, the teacher told here that her name was 'Marian'.

Quast, Miriam 'Marian' Alice (I589)

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Onkel Jakob's letter(13.5.1985) to Hermann von Olnhausen says he died near Thorn/Poland. Missing in WW II

Ohlhausen, Robert (I1592)

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Original was discovered by Eddy Ohlhausen is his fathers safe metal box in 1995, Debbie Ohlhausen now has the original. This document has been certified by Pastor Kuhn as a copy of the church records in Atmadscha (Atmagea) by Tuldscha, Dobrudscha, under Turkey rule in 1862. The document has a church seal that states, "Church Seal of the German Luthurn Congregation of Admadscha".

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Originally, on 6 Dec. 1847 his body was placed in the Jean Baptist Faribault family vault at Mendota joined by his wife in 1848. In what must have been a huge operation, the remains of all relatives and near relatives were moved to the family plot at the Calvary Cemetery, Faribault, MN in the winter of 1865 because the new railway line needed the land occupied by the vault. His grave marker read "Duncan Graham,Born in Scotland". That grave marker no longer existed in 2008, as I tmay have been made of wood

Graham, Captain Duncan (I2594)

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Otto said, "Aunt Barbara had arranged jobs for Mom, Dad and Sophia on farms in the area and Elizabeth & I lived with Aunt Barbara. Then Dad rented some land and a farmhouse from my uncle where we lived and farmed there until 1935."

Ohlhausen, Michael II (I310)

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paid the homestead entry fee of $10 for a claim to a homestead located at SE 32-21-26 W3.

Ohlhausen, Johannes 'John' (I8)

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Paul and Wilhelmina Hetterle had seven children with them on the SS Haverford - departing from Liverpool, England (in Dec. 1909), landing in Philadelphia and onward to LaSalle, Colorado - where Wilhelmina had a sister - Elizabeth Heer Dupper and two brothers - Daniel Heer who died in 1934 and Jakob Heer who died about the same time - both are buried inNorth Dakota.

Hetterle, Paul (I2651)

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Per Mother's Obituary, Married a Schlinker

Weiss, Catherine (I509)

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Per Mothers Obituary

Weiss, Jacob (I508)

413

Per the Obituary

Heller, Shirley (I128)

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Per the Obituary

Heller, Shirley (I128)

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Per the Obituary and Funeral Service folder

Jans, Arthur John (I168)

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Per the Obituary and Funeral Service Folder

Jans, Arthur John (I168)

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Philip was a strong Adventist and had just lost his wife leaving him with 6 children.

Family: Phillip Keim / Justina Wonnenberg (F297)

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picture of grave stone

Keim, Phillip (I572)

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Place of birth 'Nora' was stated in his Obituary and the back of his funeral home information [Lit1,page 2-2].

Littau, Martin (I1403)

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purchased a horse operated flour mill || which he operated until 1912 when it was sold and dismantled.

Wonnenberg, Samuel Sr (I737)

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purchased farm No. 1, the horse mill, plow and harrow for 100 Rubles silver from Friedrich Wendland

Wonnenberg, Friedrich Heinrich (I730)

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purchased land and built a new house

Gill, Alfred (I17)

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purchased the old Charlie James farm (SE 18-30-12)

Vossler, Vernon 'Vern' George (I232)

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raised Lydia Koenig after her mother died || until she married at age 18. Our understanding is that Lydia helped around the house and farm during her stay

Quast, Johann 'John D.' (I557)

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received $3500 from the German government for being in the war and he used this money to buy a dairy farm

Ohlhausen, Michael II (I310)

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received 4 hectares of land from his father's farm #88, which his grandson Daniel, son of Christoph II, still owned as of 1998.

Gill, Samuel (I832)

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Registration District - Prescot, England

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Reports are taken from Erwin's website 'Ohlhausen.org' through phpGedview

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Reuben confirmed that his father legally changed his last name to "Olhausen", because he lived very close to his cousin Henry H. Ohlhausen and their mail was continually being mixed up. Wayne Fuller's grandfather Henry H Ohlhausen told him that he added an "H" between his first and second names because there was another Henry Ohlhausen living very close and their mail was always mixed up. This explains why this branch of the family has the spelling 'Olhausen'.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry' (I322)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Traeder, O. (I2717)

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Role: Witness

Tetzlaff, Luise 'Louise' (I4)

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Role: Witness

Ohlhausen, Johannes 'John' (I8)

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Role: Witness