Notes: Ohlhausen and Koenig Family

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201

died as a baby

Eichelberg, Sophie (I494)

202

died at birth

Olhausen, Ronald Albert (I370)

203

died at sea

Strauch, Gotthilf (I2948)

204

Died in a fire in Russia, is all the information we have the 1890 is an assumed date

Wonnenberg, Twin (I1243)

205

died in an accident

Schorr, Hugo (I1879)

206

died in his teens

Ohlhausen, Christian (I487)

207

Died of kidney failure due to long term diabetes. Religion - Seven Day Adventist

Anderst, Maud (I569)

208

died of respiratory problems

Jastrow, Louise (I513)

209

Died of weakness of old age

Source (S32)

210

Died the same year the family moved from Poliz to Tarutino

Walter, Maria (I732)

211

E 1 mile, S 12 miles of Walsh - no church building left there. NE 34-9-30 W3

Jans, August (I500)

212

E 1 mile, S 12 miles of Walsh - no church building left there. NE 34-9-30 W3

Sackmann, Katherina (I501)

213

E 1 mile, S 12 miles of Walsh - no church building left there. NE 34-9-30 W3

Jans, Christian (I2917)

214

Eddie had a great deal of musical talent and could play many different instruments and entertained family and friends

Ohlhausen, Edwin Reuben 'Eddie' (I37)

215

Edna Beierbach Hay said that she did not know her father as her parents were divorced when she was 2 years old. He was murdered after picking up a hitch hiker.

Beierbach, Reinhold 'Rinnie' D. (I601)

216

Edna believes that her Dad's last name is spelled Beierbach becuase that is how it is spelled on her birth certificate (sources 257 and 161)

Beierbach, Reinhold 'Rinnie' D. (I601)

217

Edna Hay told the W. Fuller that her Grandpa called her Grandma "Maria Charletta" (Won3, page 51).

Hoffman, Maria 'Mary' Charlotte (I563)

218

Edna'a mother called her 'Edna May' - so that is what she used all her life even though it was Marie.

Beierbach, Edna Marie (I721)

219

Ella grew up being called (and thinking that her name was) 'Mary Ella' and was not happy when she saw Ella Maria on her birth certificate and, Dave said it cost $60 to make legal a legal change to Mary Ella

Olhausen, Mary 'Ella' (I99)

220

Eltershofen

Eberhardt, Jakob IV (I1581)

221

Elvire Necker has a copy of this church book which came from Ing Isert, who found it in an archive in Ismail, Romania in the 1980's or 90's

Source (S37)

222

Elvire Necker has a copy of this church book which came from Ing Isert, who found it in an archive in Ismail, Romania in the 1980's or 90's

Source (S334)

223

Elvire's research came to me on a disc in the program of Brother's keeper version 5, file Original/Original.

Source (S281)

224

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

Family: A.L.E. Ducatel / B.C.R. Condamine (F431)

225

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

Family: Glen Kwiet / E.M. Ohlhausen (F768)

226

Eva was the wife of the original owner of farm #14 (Karl Rondthaler) and upon his death she married Karl Wonnenberg and he operated farm #14.

Family: Karl Wonnenberg / Eva Rosina Schmidtke (F419)

227

farmed the S27-10-30-W3 until 1956 when they sold to the Spring Creek Hutterite Colony and moved to Maple Creek.

Jans, Albert (I26)

228

farmed || where one son was born and another died. During these years the Jerke family became very good friends with Elizabeth's brother-in-law, Daniel Wonnenberg family, who was also working on beet farms just north of Granada. The two families moved north to the Greeley area and we know that they worked in the same area as we have several formal pictures taken together. It appears that this friendship lasted all their life.

Jerke, Johannes 'John' (I1607)

229

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

Forester, E.D. (I810)

230

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

Forester, H.E. (I1008)

231

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

Hay, T.T.D. (I727)

232

Fere Champenoise is a different name for the same town as Neu-Elft in Bessarabia.|| (see note Book M1 - page 23); per Elvira Necker

Hiller, Maria Elizabetha (I250)

233

Findagrave Memorial: 52272951

Fredrich, Anna 'Susanna' (I1335)

234

Findagrave:
Tarutyne
Odes'ka, Ukraine

Krause, Julianna (I740)

235

Findagrave:
Tarutyne
Odes'ka, Ukraine

Littau, Friedrich Sr. (I1336)

236

Findagrave:
Tarutyne
Odes'ka, Ukraine

Warnke, Louise (I1337)

237

Flegal Book says Wanke

Warnke, Louise (I1337)

238

from 'Nemezko Chaginsk' which is Russian for Kronental, N. Caucasus.

Wonenberg, Karolina 'Carrie' (I597)

239

from 'Nemezko Chaginsk' which is Russian for Kronental, N. Caucasus.

Wonenberg, Gustav 'Gus' (I599)

240

from 'Nemezko Chaginsk' which is Russian for Kronental, N. Caucasus.

Wonnenberg, Daniel (I562)

241

from Canada

Source (S333)

242

from grave stone

Mechalke, Elmer G. (I596)

243

From Mother's Bible

Weiss, Johan (I507)

244

From Mother's Bible

Weiss, Johan (I507)

245

from Skomtsche, Poland

Banek, Andreas (I1325)

246

from Skomtsche, Poland

Banek, Christoph (I1326)

247

Funeral services at the Seven Day Adventist Church

Gill, Reinhold (I830)

248

gave over the farm to his son-in-law David Fischer (who gave the farm to his brother Gorrfried in 1819).

Littau, Johann Sr. (I1338)

249

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

Family: O.W. Schlenker / G. Knapp (F886)

250

grave stone

Wonenberg, Gustav 'Gus' (I599)

251

Grave Stone Marker

Peterson, Alice M. (I1650)

252

GRHS says born in Leutzschuetz PO [won1, page 18b]

Bauch, Andreas II (I1323)

253

had 161 ha of land according to Fragebogen -- also owned a mill.

Ohlhausen, Jakob II (I518)

254

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

Family: F.T. Ohlhausen / S. Gensmantel (F805)

255

had attended the Rodney and Bancroft schools and after marriage they farmed just one km from the Ohlhausen farm in Bancroft. She was very active in the community and her baking and handy craft were well known to take first prize at the fair.

Ohlhausen, Irene (I32)

256

had been a farmer in Krim, Poland and || immigrated to || and became the original owner of farm # 109 with 60 hectares (148 Acres) of land.

Littau, Johann Sr. (I1338)

257

had lump removed off his shoulder and it was diagnosed as not cancerous and an operation on 25 Sept.1974 in the same area showed it was fast growing cancer.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry H' (I30)

258

He added an H between his first and last names to prevent his mail being mixed up because his cousin, Henry Ohlhausen, lived close to his farm south of Irvine.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry H' (I30)

259

He became a British subject within Canada, so that he could qualify under the Canadian Homestead Act

Ohlhausen, Johannes 'John' (I8)

260

He drowned in an irrigation ditch which was between the house and the barn, while his mother was in town. He had tried to crawl over a wooden plank that was used to get to the barn. After he had been missing for some time, a neighbour found him in the ditch.

Koenig, Willie (I571)

261

He fell out of a tree and hit his head on a rock.

Littau, Richard James (I1411)

262

He grew up in one of the German settlements in part of Russian that is Armenia today. His son Don said
"Our grandfather lived practically in the shadow of Mount Ararat".

Greenwalt, Henry Jacob (I598)

263

He is buried in the Bierbach family plot purchased by his father'Daniel' who died in 1923 (Won3, page 58)

Beierbach, Reinhold 'Rinnie' D. (I601)

264

He moved with family to Canada and when his mother died, lived with his aunt Louise Littau near Hanna, AB until he became of age. He worked as a farm hand and later as a bull dozer operator and never married.

Koenig, Christian "Chris" (I553)

265

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

Family: C.W. Cook / M. Schlenker (F888)

266

He was a Cpl in the US army and was in the Korean war.

Mechalke, Jim (I651)

267

He was a machinist in McGill NV untill retirement.

Olson, Merlyne 'Dale' (I1188)

268

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

Wonenberg, W.T.E. (I2537)

269

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

Jones, J.A. (Wilburn) (I1165)

270

He was the first owner of farm #95 and farmed there until his death.

Wonnenberg, Heinrich Ferdinand (I731)

271

He worked several jobs including the Kelowna mill, in a hospital, Fuller Brush and ended his career with the department of highways in Kamloops, BC.

Ohlhausen, Dewald (I11)

272

Heart attack

Thomson, John Mervin (I590)

273

Helen Wonenberg Burbach told Wayne Fuller that Irna grew up as Erna Wonenberg

Dorsch, Erna (I608)

274

Helena Tetzlaff was a a sponsor for an 1857 birth as shown in the LDS Galatz film - Jakobsonsthal Births # 127 0535 for 1856 - 1921

Family: Kornelius Tetzlaff / Magdalena 'Helena' Kranich (F5)

275

Henry wanted a full section in one square block because at the time everyone farmed with horses and it was important to have the land accessible from the barn. We assume that he sold the half section in 1928 when he found his full section and || which he farmed until 1950. We are told that Henry was a real horse person and always had the best team in the district.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry H' (I30)

276

her ancestor was Karl Fischer from Klein Politz, Poland

Fischer, Helena (I2271)

277

Her birth name was Ann Russold. At some point it was changed to 'Rose' and she did not find out until she tried to get her old age pension and had to have proof of birth.

Rose, Anna (Russold) (I274)

278

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

Family: K.C.C. Littau / M. Ott (F646)

279

Her marriage certificate says Jan 6, 1885

Reister, Elizabetha (I343)

280

His birth name was 'Crête', but used the American spelling 'Cratte' most of his life.

Cratte, Oliver (I2592)

281

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

Wonenberg, B. (I2540)

282

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

Wonenberg, D. (I2541)

283

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

Wagner, N.A. (I1875)

284

His hobby of fishing kept him busy, going to all sorts of fishing areas in the country. On 13 Feb. 1962 he and his fishing partner Matchett, were in court and fined $50 for being over the limit at a small trout pond.

Ohlhausen, Heinrich 'Henry H' (I30)

285

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

Sawatsky, V. (I726)

286

His obituary says that he leaves 5 sons, August, Jacob, Gottlieb, Johann and Friedrich and 2 daughters, Rosina and Katherina.

Jans, August (I500)

287

His official name may have been Heinrich Friedrich and was known as Friedrich.

Wonnenberg, Friedrich Heinrich (I730)

288

homestead NE16-10-3W4