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About 1905 he developed breathing problems and the doctor in OK said that he had to go to a drier climate so they moved to Granada CO, likely because Jusinta's brother Daniel W. was working on a sugar beet farm in the area. We know now that he died of TB and that both his father in law, Ludwig W. Sr. and his wife Justina also died of TB.

Koenig, Gottlieb (I545)

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Hemminger-Ohlhausen, D. (I60)

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Mueller, M.M. (I450)

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Gill, L.D. (I458)

(date calculated from children's birth)

Family: Gottlieb I Jans / Karolina Stumpf (F283)

(date estimated as their first child was born 9 June 1946)

Family: Christoph I Gill / Katharina Hess (F440)

(he was a widower) sold farm #1 to George Friedrich Gaeckle

Wonnenberg, Friedrich Heinrich (I730)

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Aslin, T.A. (I1013)

(illegitemate)

Tetzlaff, Josef Gottfried (I2728)

(Odessa 3 has her name as 'Elsa')

Family: Johannes Schorr / Erna Schorr (F808)

(pneumonia)

Ohlhausen, Robert 'Robbie' Kenneth (I1713)

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Roesner, W. (I534)

Family: Daniel Gill / Magdalena Ohlhausen (F20)

1916 Census

Ohlhausen, Ludwig 'Lewis' (I233)

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Fischer, L.L. (I1269)

3 miles S. of La Salle (CR 39)

Jerke, Johannes 'John' (I1607)

3m, 12d

Wonnenberg, Samuel (I749)

A 1927 map shows John Ohlhausen's name on 3/4 of section 17.|| This farm was across the road from his brother Henry H, near Acme, Alberta and was purchased from John Keim. Later he bought the Ed Fischer farm 8 miles west of town. The boys went to Rodney school along with cousins. Elma remembered the boys coming to the house asking to see the new baby when Eddie was born in Dec 1927. They farmed with sulky plows, drills, cultivators and harrows. They raised cattle, pigs, chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys.

Ohlhausen, Johannes 'John' (I8)

a farmer and a Mayor of Sofiewka, however his biggest challenge was as a member of parliament in Bucharest from 1919-22 after he was elected from the district of Ismal as a member of the Bessarabian farmers party. During this time period Romania introduced the much-hated expropriation laws where no farm was allowed to be larger than 100 hectares. The land taken by the government was then given to the poor. At the time Jakob had accumulated quite a bit of land which fell under this new law. He was a religious man and the Bible group met regularly at his house.

Ohlhausen, Jakob I (I248)

A few years after her husband died she married || and moved to Idaho where he died shortly after and she moved back to La Salle, CO where she remained for the rest of her life.

Family: John Schaefer / Elizabetha 'Elizabeth' Koenig (F711)

a Greek

Family: / Rosina Ohlhausen (F278)

a heart attack

Litke, Leon Levi (I942)

a homemaker and farmer's wife throughout her life and traveled from Romania to West Prussian, East Germany, and Canada with her husband. After arriving in Canada she did domestic work to earn money, as the family lived in separate farms until they were established. They moved from Trochu to Chilliwack where they had a dairy farm until retirement.

Reister, Elizabetha (I343)

a memorial service was held

Gill, Claire (I407)

A patent for title of the land was issued the Department of the Interior.

Littau, Samuel (I565)

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Family: Wilmer Dean 'Willard' Sandau / W.L. Busick (F724)

a teacher|| and as such performed church functions in this settlement. The records indicate that he performed marriages and nearly 200 baptisms during this time. These were always authenticated later by the pastor who came periodically from Galatz, Romania.

Ohlhausen, Ferdinand (I1)

according to daughter Hildegard, birthplace should be Alexandrowka, Bess

Mayle, Artur (I1585)

According to her obituary this union produced 17 children of which only 4 lived to adulthood.

Family: Martin Sr. Littau / Anna 'Susanna' Fredrich (F633)

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Nicholson, T. (I188)

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Staples, B. (I200)

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Staples, G. (I205)

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Ohlhausen, G.W. (I313)

After all that hard work Sam and his brother-in-law Ludwig Wonnenberg gave up farming in Canada and moved their family to Idaho and in 1933 he bought a farm near Filer, but the timing was not right and he had to sell out in 1934 because of the depression.

Littau, Samuel (I565)

After her father died in April 1835 her mother Luise Jastrow, married Philipp Schorr. We can follow Schorr family's movements by their children's birth place: 1838-1840, Leipzig, Bess; 1847-1852 Jakobsonstal, Romania; 1854 Gnadental, Bess. || would have been 16-21 years old during the time the family was in Jakobsonstal.

Nelitz, Karoline 'Wilhelmine' (I247)

After her husband died in 1904, she stayed with her children and when three families moved to Canada she lived with Justina

Bauch, Wilhelmina (I555)

After her mother's death in 1911, Dolly worked and was raised on her step father's brother's (John Keim) farm until her marriage. She did not attend school but instead worked on the farm milking, feeding animals and harvesting. It was hard work, but there was lots to eat and she was treated like one of the family. She taught herself to read and write later in life.

Koenig, Nathalia 'Dolly' (I31)

After his mother died in 1911, he remained and worked on his stepfather's farm near Acme, AB until he married.

Koenig, Daniel (I546)

After Michael died, Maria took her 3 sons and 2 daughters to Pfeilsdorf, W. Prussian where the family grew up and the girls married. When Maria married Johan Eichelberg, she moved into the 'big' house or inspectors house on the estate along with her younger children. Michael II and his wife traveled with the family and farmed in the area at Leutsdorf.

Hiller, Maria Elizabetha (I250)

After we discovered the ships manifest, Marian said that the name of the dead child could have been 'Edward'

Quast, Edward (I582)

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Family: Edwin Reuben 'Eddie' Ohlhausen / T.M. Vetter (F41)

along with her brother Ludwig Jr. Wonenberg and two sisters Dorothea (John Quast) and Louisa (Sam Littau) and their families as well as her mother Wilhelmina Bauch Wonnenberg. The siblings went to Hanna, Alberta to homestead and Justina stayed in Calgary cleaning houses, washed & ironed cloths and baby sitting children while her own children went to school. Grandma Wonnenberg stayed with Justina and her family.

Koenig, Nathalia 'Dolly' (I31)

Koenig, Daniel (I546)

Koenig, Dorothy 'Dora' (I548)

Koenig, Lydia (I551)

Wonnenberg, Justina (I547)

Also includes followup family research done by Anne.

Source (S355)

Alternative spelling: Neher

Nehr, Magdalena (I528)

Although Emilie was 99 years old at the time of the interview, she was very clear and we certainly had the feeling that she remembered all that she told us. She knew the Ohlhausen family when they lived in Prussia at the time.

Source (S52)

an accident

Peterson, Luther (I262)

and at some time they divorced

Ohlhausen, Paulina 'Paula' (I350)

and at that time the farm was sold to Johann Flaig from Alt-Postal in accordance with the community act of 22 Feb 1875 No. 8.

Fredrich, Anna 'Susanna' (I1335)

and at that time the farm was sold to Johann Flaig from Alt-Postal in accordance with the community act of 22 Feb 1875 No. 8.

Littau, Ferdinand (I2861)

and at that time the farm was sold to Johann Flaig from Alt-Postal in accordance with the community act of 22 Feb 1875 No. 8.

Littau, Friedrich (I2862)

and at that time the farm was sold to Johann Flaig from Alt-Postal in accordance with the community act of 22 Feb 1875 No. 8.

Littau, Elisabeth (I2863)

and at that time the farm was sold to Johann Flaig from Alt-Postal in accordance with the community act of 22 Feb 1875 No. 8.

Littau, Martin Sr. (I1334)

and at that time were farming at Bruderheim, AB

Family: Edward Julius Schultz / Martha Helen Olhausen (F52)

and baptized on the 3rd of January.

Ohlhausen, Friedrich 'Fritz' Jr. (I521)

and became a Canadian Citizen

Ohlhausen, Sophia 'Sophie' (I317)

and because he was not in the Albota Church book, we assume he was born after the family moved to Dobrudscha. Sophie said that he died in his teens.

Ohlhausen, Christian (I487)

and farmed east of Olds for the next 25 years

Family: Kaleb Gill / Elsie Edna Maetche (F24)

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Family: Reuben Gill / E. Hager (F26)

and farmed in the district for the next 30 years

Family: Alfred Gill / Ida 'Edith' Reule (F23)

and his family emigrated from 'Nemezko Chaginsk' which is Russian for Kronental North Caucasus. It indicates that the family had $450 and that their destination was El Reno, OK (Near Oklahoma City) and they were sponsered by John Stadler.

Wonnenberg, Ludwig Sr. (I554)

and it was noted on his death record that he was a Prussian Subject.

Ohlhausen, Ferdinand (I1)

and lived with his brother Emanuel close enough so that the tow brothers could walk to the German church.

Gill, Daniel (I16)

and living in the house on his acreage south of town.

Kusler, Dave Lawrence (I179)

and moved to SW 25-9-1W4

Family: Emil Kusler / Dorothy Flemmer (F131)

and moved to Toronto and was never heard from again. His wife and daughter stayed in Medicine Hat.

Ohlhausen, Ludwig 'Lewis' (I233)

and no children were born to this union, however 3 girls and 5 boys came into this marriage, Meta, Helene, Elsa, Gustav, Friedrich, Reinhard, Wilhelm, Immanuel. (Note: the boys did not actually move into the family with the mother but the girls did.)

Family: Jakob I Ohlhausen / Karoline (Brisske) Mittelstaedt (F172)

and opened and operated an antique business and for the next 22 years traveling North America gathering inventory for sale. In 2003 Vern retired and joined the coffee gang.

Vossler, Vernon 'Vern' George (I232)

and Otto took over the farm.

Ohlhausen, Michael II (I310)

and sailed from Bremen, Germany May 13, 1899 on the ship 'Kaiser Wilhelm de Gross' with their 2 oldest children arriving Ellis Island, New York ||We found Justina's parents and her siblings on the same ship.

Koenig, Nathalia 'Dolly' (I31)

Koenig, Daniel (I546)

Koenig, Gottlieb (I545)

Koenig, Nathalia 'Dolly' (I31)

Koenig, Daniel (I546)

Wonnenberg, Justina (I547)

and she died in 1945

Family: Gustav 'Wilhelm' Ohlhausen / Katharina Finkbeiner (F4)

and then moved with his family to Nevis and lived in a house on the farm

Family: Reuben Olhausen / Gwendolyn 'Gwen' Orla Fetterly (F48)

and they immigrated circa 1891 to Cobadin, Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania with the rest of the family where they farmed until 1940.

Family: Friedrich Ohlhausen, Sr. / Luise Keller (F8)

and to this union 4 children were born. Also Christine brought the following children into the marriage: Christine Ruge (who m. Johannes Lust); Immanuel Ruge (who m. Herta Unterseher); Maria Ruge (who m. Otto Unterseher).

Family: Jakob I Ohlhausen / Christine (Quast) Ruge (F170)

and to this union 5 children were born.

Family: Jakob I Ohlhausen / Katharina Eberhardt (F169)

and was a teacher at that time.

Family: Samuel Littau / Louisa Wonnenberg (F314)

and was adopted into the Quast family.

Quast, Karolina (I578)

and was baptized on May 23, 1887.

Ohlhausen, Jakob II (I518)

and was baptized on the 5th of February.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry' (I322)

and was naturalized and became a British subject in the Dominion of Canada in 1908

Ohlhausen, Magdalena (I15)

and was naturalized and became a British subject in the Dominion of Canada in 1908

Gill, Alfred (I17)

and was naturalized and became a British subject in the Dominion of Canada in 1908

Gill, David (I226)

and was naturalized and became a British subject in the Dominion of Canada in 1908

Gill, Daniel (I16)

and was still shown as the head of the house but also that he had died in 1847

Hund, Rosina (I1321)

and was still shown as the head of the house but also that he had died in 1847

Bauch, Mathias (I1322)

and was still shown as the head of the house but also that he had died in 1847

Erdmann, Karoline Wilhelmina (I2813)

and was still shown as the head of the house but also that he had died in 1847

Bauch, Louisa (I2815)

and was still shown as the head of the house but also that he had died in 1847

Bauch, Andreas I (I1320)

and we know that in 1914 he worked for the Ogilvie Flour Mill in Medicne Hat for $2.25 per day.

Family: Heinrich 'Henry' Ohlhausen / Mathilda 'Matilda' Mayer (F49)

and were shown as members of the Adventist church so we assume this was Louise Ttzlaff's preference as the rest of his Ohlhausen family were Baptist/Lutheran.

Tetzlaff, Luise 'Louise' (I4)

and were shown as members of the Adventist church so we assume this was Louise Ttzlaff's preference as the rest of his Ohlhausen family were Baptist/Lutheran.

Ohlhausen, Pauline (I21)

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and were shown as members of the Adventist church so we assume this was Louise Ttzlaff's preference as the rest of his Ohlhausen family were Baptist/Lutheran.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry H' (I30)