He married (2) Luise Rempel, 25 Jul 1971, b. 9 Oct 1916 in Russia, d. 26 Dec 2011 in Rosemary, Alberta. Parents

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1 1. David P. Dyck, b. 1 Jan 1911 in Pretoria, Orenburg, Russia, d. 16 Nov 1978 in Rosemary, Alberta, buried 19 Nov 1978 in Rosemary, Alberta. David Dyck remarried to Luise Rempel. David emigrated with his parents arriving at Magrath, AB near Lethbridge, AB to Rosemary, AB. He married (1) Maria Loewen, 10 Mar 1935 in Alberta, b. 1 Mar 1912 in Pretoria, Orenburg, Russia, d. 15 Aug 1967 in Rosemary, Alberta, buried 18 Aug 1967 in Rosemary, Alberta. One record says she was born 1 May David and Maria had 3 sons and 2 daughters. One child had died. He married (2) Luise Rempel, 25 Jul 1971, b. 9 Oct 1916 in Russia, d. 26 Dec 2011 in Rosemary, Alberta. Parents 2. Peter P. Dyck, b. 19 Jun 1874 in Einlage, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 22 Jan 1957 in Rosemary, Alberta. EWZ says he was born 22 Jun 1873 at Einlage. Author of "Orenburg am Ural". Clearbrook, B.C., 1951: 62 f., with portrait - in which he says his date of birth is 19 Jun His n.s. birth date was 1 Jul He married Maria Driedger, 7 Jul 1895 in South Russia. 3. Maria Driedger, b. 27 Nov 1874 in Novo Kapitanovka, Russia, d. 28 Dec 1952, buried 30 Dec 1952 in Rosemary, Alberta. One record says she was born 12 Dec CMBoC says she was born 9 Dec EWZ says 10 Dec Peter and Maria immigrated to Magrath, AB; to Coaldale, AB for 1 year, and then to Rosemary, AB in 1930, and later to Renata, BC. They had 11 children, 2 died in childhood, 6 died before parents. 3 sons were forcibly taken away by the Russians. 5 children survived. Grandparents 4. Peter Dyck, b. 25 Apr 1847, d. 9 Mar He married Maria Bestvater, 4 Feb Maria Bestvater, b. 13 May 1836, d. 5 Feb Birthday also given as 13 May Abram Driedger, b. 16 May 1844 in Rosenthal, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 5 Mar Our Family Heritage says he was born 10 Sep He married Sara Klassen, 21 Feb Sara Klassen, b. 11 Jan 1846 in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 25 Apr 1913 in Pretoria, Orenburg, Russia. She married (1) Mathias Penner, 25 Oct 1870, b. 4 Oct 1847, R273-1B*. She married (2) Abram Driedger, 21 Feb Great-Grandparents 8. Dietrich Dyck, b. 14 Sep 1821, d. 27 Apr He had an estate in Hoffungsfeld per the 19 Oct 1863 and 18 Jul 1866 entries in Jacob Epp's diary. He married Anna Hildebrandt, 4 Mar Anna Hildebrandt, b. 9 Feb 1810 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 19 Oct One family record says she died 17 Oct. The entry from the Jacob Epp Diary dated 19 Oct 1863 states that she was the niece of Jacob Epp's (b. 26 Dec 1820) #70536 wife, who was presumably Judith Dyck (b. 27 Feb 1830) # She married (1) Wilhelm Janzen. She married (2) Dietrich Dyck, 4 Mar Johann Bestvater, b. 27 Sep 1811 in Schoenau, Marienburg, Prussia, d. 31 Jul He married Maria Reimer. 11. Maria Reimer, b. 15 Oct 1801, d. 14 Oct Abram Driedger, b. 1823, d He married Maria Rempel. 13. Maria Rempel. 14. David Klassen, b. 4 Nov 1812 in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 12 Jan Franz Klassen, b states in his family register that his grandfather David Klassen's (b. 1812) siblings were Bernhard, Wilhelm, Konrad and Johann and they settled in Kronsgarten. If this is the David, b in Shapansky's list, then the siblings are also Anna, Heinrich, and Peter. Peter Klassen's register also lists a Peter, as well as a Jakob, and two daughters and states they settled in Kronsweide. He took possession of his father-in-law Franz Klassen's (b. ca 1768) # home in Kronsgarten, Chortitza Colony in 1849 following Franz Klassen's death per Odessa Archive, Fund 6, Inventory 5, File 132. In the 1858 Chortitza Colony Census he was listed at Kronsgarten #6. He married Maria Klassen, 17 Jun Maria Klassen, b. 20 Sep 1811 in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 29 Jul The diary of her grandson Franz F. Klassen # states that her father's name was Jacob Klassen, which is not supported by other documents. Great-Great-Grandparents 16. Dietrich "Dirk" Dyck, b. 3 Nov 1799 in Schoenhorst, Chortitza, South Russia, d. 24 Nov He moved from Blumengart, Chortitza Colony to Chortitza, Chortitza Colony in 1852 per the data in the 1852 List of People Living Outside the Chortitza Colony for his son Johann. He married (1) Katharina Wall, 26 Oct He married (2) Katharina Klassen, 23 Jan 1860 in South Russia, b. 27 Feb 1832, d. 22 Sep 1912 in Saskatchewan, buried in Schoenwiese, Hague-Osler Reserve, Saskatchewan, Her o.s. birth date was 15 Feb Katharina was buried in the Guenter cemetery on NW Katharina and her son Jakob moved to Canada or Mexico. Cemetery record says she died Another 1

2 record says Her death is 21 Sep 1912 on p69 of "Men of Steele." In that book on Steele district, Guenter Cemetery is said to be on se w3, but it says sw26 on Katharina Wall, b. 24 Oct 1801, d. 17 Jun In the Oct 1816 Chortitza Colony Census she is listed at Schoenhorst #15 as a servant in the household of Bernhard Rempel (b. 3 Feb 1763) # Peter Hildebrandt, b. 3 Mar 1754 in Broeske, Gross Werder, Prussia, d. 27 Mar 1849 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia, buried in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia. He was of Lutheran background. He lived in Bohnsack, Prussia at the time of his emigration to Russia in He arrived at the Chortitza Colony in July 1789 and was an original settler in Insel Chortitza (P. Rempel, p. 17). In the 1795 and 1801 Chortitza Colony Censuses he is listed at Insel Chortitza #6 (B. H. Unruh, p. 239). He was ordained on July 10, 1810 in the Old-Kronsweider Church. In the Oct 1816 Census he is listed at Insel Chortitza #5 where his family's census data as of 1814 is given. He transferred his home in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza Colony to his son-in-law Jacob Wiebe in 1847 due to his declining health per Odessa Archive, Fund 6, Inventory 5, File 70. The book Hildebrand Story by Isaak Klassen (b. 3 Jan 1899) # on p. 16 states that Peter Hildebrandt was born in Tiege, Prussia but was educated in Broeske. On p. xi In the forward to the book From Danzig to Russia, Victor Peters (who was a great great great grandson of Peter Hildebrandt) states that Peter Hildebrandt was born in Broeske. The book Hildebrand Story on p. 15 says that one of his daughters married a David Penner who lived in Insel Chortitza. His daughter Sara Hildebrandt (b. 1817) may have been the daughter who married David Penner, who is likely David Penner (b. ca 1812) # The Braun book calls him Jacob Hildebrandt. He married (1) Helena Hoeppner, 8 Feb 1793 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia. He married (2) Aganetha Braun, 10 Aug 1834 in South Russia, b. 9 Jul 1781 in Lakendorf, Gross Werder, Prussia, d. 17 Aug 1851 in Chortitza Colony, South Russia, buried in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia, In the 1801 Census her age is given as 20, suggesting that she was born ca In the 1814 Census her age is given as 31, suggesting that she was born ca In the Oct 1816 Census her age is given as 56, which appears to be incorrect. National Archives microfilm #T81 610, p states she died 14 Aug The Hilda Muir submission says she was married abt Helena Hoeppner, b. 11 May 1775 in Brodsack, Gross Werder, Prussia, d. 18 Jun 1833 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia, buried 20 Jul 1833 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia. One record says she was born 11 Mar One family record says she died 18 July. She drowned in the Dnieper River, offshore of Insel Chortitza. National Archives microfilm #T81 610, p states she was born 11 Mar 1775 and that she died 19 Jun The book Hildebrand Story on p. 16 states that she died 18 or 19 Jul Her tombstone inscription says she died 18 Jun Heinrich Bestvater, b. Abt 1774, d. 30 Jul 1822 in Schoenauerfeld, Prussia. He left a widow and 3 unmarried children. The Wernersdorf record gives marriage date of 28 Aug. He married Catharina Neufeld, 8 Aug 1809 in Krebsfelde, Gross Werder, Prussia. 21. Catharina Neufeld. 28. Peter Konrad Klassen, b. 1 Dec 1773 in Schulwiese, Marienwerder, Prussia. He resided in Schulwiese, Stuhm, Prussia at the time of his baptism. In the 1801 Kronsgarten census, Peter is listed as a weaver, age 27, living at Kronsgarten #5 with his wife Helena, age 27, their daughter Anna, 3. They owned 3 horses, 6 cattle, 16 sheep, 10 pigs, 1/2 plow, 1 wagon, 1 spinning wheel. Since both Peter and Johann owned 1/2 plow, it's assumed they shared ownership of one plow. This could be the Peter Klassen whose signature appears in voting records from the Odessa State Archives, fond 6, inventory 2, file 10512, p. 6). In the 1814 census Peter's wife is Anna. and 3 children are listed Heinrich, Peter, and David. My great-great grandfather Konrad will have been born shortly after this census. Several family records state there was also a Wilhelm & Johann and two daughters who se first names are unknown. One daughter married a Salomon Peters; the other a Mr. Hildebrandt. In the 1816 Kronsgarten Census he is listed at Kronsgarten #2 (Stumpp's book The Emigration from Russia to Germany, p. 873). In 1852 he transferred the ownership of his house to his son Wilhelm due to his old age (Odessa Archives, Fund 6, Inventory 3, File 15395). He married (1) Helena, b. Abt 1774, d in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, South Russia, Helena is listed in the 1801 Kronsgarten census as being married to Peter with one child Anna. It's assumed Helena must have died around 1812 since Peter's wife in the 1814 census is Anna. He married (2) Anna Plenert, Anna Plenert, b. Abt Franz Klassen, b. Abt 1768, d. Abt He was living in Rosenkratz, Prussia about 1792 (The Old Colony, p. 422). He migrated from Prussia to Russia by 1793 and settled in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, S. Russia in 1793 (P. Rempel, p. 19). In the 1797 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed in Kronsgarten (P. Rempel, p. 19). In the 1801 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed at Kronsgarten #13 and he was also listed in Kronsgarten in the 1806 Census (P. Rempel, p. 19). In the 1816 Kronsgarten Census he is listed at Kronsgarten #8 (Karl Stumpp's book The Emigration from Germany to Russia, p. 873). His home in Kronsgarten was transferred to his son-in-law David Klassen (b. 4 Nov 1812) # in 1849 following his death per Odessa Archive, Fund 6, Inventory 5, File 132. He married (1) Katarina Goertzen, 20 Nov 1792 in Rosenkranz, Stuhm, Prussia, b. Abt 1772 in Prussia, d. Bef He married (2) Sara Kauenhowen, Abt Sara Kauenhowen, b. Abt rd Great-Grandparents 32. Dietrich "Derk" Dyck, b. Abt 1737, d in Chortitza Colony, South Russia. In the 1795 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed as a recent Flemish Mennonite immigrant assigned administratively to Schoenwiese (B. H. Unruh, p. 244). In the 1801 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed at Schoenhorst #17. In the Oct 1816 Census he is listed at Schoenhorst #14. In the 1795 Census his age is given as 56, suggesting that he was born ca 1739 (B. H. Unruh, p. 244). In the 1801 Chortitza Colony Census his age is given as 65, suggesting that he was born ca In 2

3 the Oct 1816 Census his age is given as 79, suggesting that he was born ca He married (1) Maria Goosen, b. Abt 1741, d He married (2) Maria Bollee, Maria Bollee, b. 19 Jan 1773 in Prussia, d. 15 Jan The Schoenhorst Article indicates she was born in Peter Wall, b. Abt 1775, d His marriage to Katharina Wall in 1799 apparently took place in either Koldowe or Fogelsang, Prussia per the Heubuden Mennonite Church Records. He migrated from Marienburg, Prussia to S. Russia in 1805 with his family and a Sarah Janzen, age 19, who was said to have been a relative (P. Rempel, p. 97). He apparently settled in the Chortitza Colony since he was residing in Schoenhorst in 1809 per the Chortitza Colony vaccination lists. He had died by Oct 1816 since his wife is listed in the Oct 1816 Census at Schoenhorst #2 with her second husband Johann Wiens. He married Katharina Wall, 19 Nov 1799 in Prussia. 35. Katharina Wall, b. Abt Michael Hildebrandt, b in Broeske, Gross Werder, Prussia, d in Broeske, Gross Werder, Prussia. Other children of Michael were Maria, Regina, Frosine, and Michael. They were all members of the Lutheran church. One family record says he was born in 1730 and died in He married Maria Boerends, Bef Maria Boerends, b. Abt 1732 in Broeske, Gross Werder, Prussia, d in Broeskerhinterfeld, Prussia. She reached at least 48 years of age. The book Hildebrand Story on p. 17 states that her surname was Boerns. 38. Jakob Hoeppner, b. 3 Jan 1748, d. 4 Mar 1826 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia, buried in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia. Jacob H. was one of the delegates sent to Russia by the Prussian church to look at land and negotiate rights for the Mennonites. Unfortunately, when the Mennonites started to arrive they were disappointed with the available land in Chortitza. He was accused of embezzlement, withholding funds promised by the Russian government, and negotiating in bad faith. In the 1795 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed at Insel Chortitza #4 (B. H. Unruh, p. 238). In the 1801 Census his family is listed at Insel Chortitza #4, but he himself was not listed in the census. The diary of Jacob Niebuhr (b. 4 May 1862) says he was born 22 Dec 1748, which was apparently his o. s. birth date. One record says he died 5 May His new style (and original) birthdate was 3 Jan, but he returned to the old style (Julian) calendar when he migrated to Russia. However, if his old style birthdate was actually 22 Dec 1748, then his new style birthdate should be 3 Jan He married Sara Dueck, 12 Oct 1773 in Prussia. 39. Sara Dueck, b. 17 Nov 1753 in Neustaedterwald, Gross Werder, Prussia, d. 27 Feb 1826 in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia, buried in Insel Chortitza, Chortitza, South Russia. Buried in same grave with Jacob. National Archives microfilm #T81 610, p gives her surname as Dschak and states she died 27 Mar Another record says she died 27 Feb 1826 (o.s). Ihr Vater war Bauer in Neustädter - Ellerwald bei Tiegenhof. 40. Simon Bestvater, b. Abt 1720, d. 19 Apr Apparently he was still alive on Pentecost of He must have died shortly after that. He married Jacob Neufeld. Could this be the same as #345777?? 56. Kohnert Klassen, b. Bef 1745, d Tragheimerweide records, page 30: surname is Klaas. He may have originally been from the Tragheimerweide region. He was living in the Klein Werder between 1765 and 1768 when the deaths of two of his children were recorded in the Elbing-Neuheide Lutheran Church Records. He may be the Konert Klaassen listed in the 1772 W. Prussia Census in Rosenkranz with a wife and one son under 12. In the 1777 census of Mennonites in E. Prussia he is listed in Grigulinen, Lithuania with 3 sons and 1 daughter (H. Penner, p. 422). He was classified as a farmer. His first name is incorrectly given as Howert in the Horst Penner's published version of the census and his surname is given as Claass. His name is given as Kohnert Klas in the 1777 membership list for the Mennonite congregation in Lithuania. However, he is not included in the membership list, suggesting that he may have moved back to West Prussia by He had moved to Schulwiese, Prussia by 1787, where he was a member of the Tragheimerweide Gemeinde. He migrated from Prussia to Kronsgarten, Chortitza, S. Russia by 1793 and is listed in Kronsgarten in the 1797 Chortitza Colony Census (P. Rempel, p. 19). He likely died between 1797 and 1801 since he isn't listed in the 1801 Chortitza Colony Census. He married Wilhelm Plenert, b. Abt 1767 in Montauerweide, Stuhm, Prussia, d. Abt He resided in Montauerweide, Prussia at the time of his baptism. He migrated from Prussia to Russia by 1793 and settled in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, S. Russia in 1793 (P. Rempel, p. 20). In the 1797 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed in Kronsgarten (P. Rempel, p. 20). In the 1801 Census he is listed at Kronsgarten #8. In the 1806 Census he is still listed in Kronsgarten (P. Rempel, p. 20). Could this be the same person as #310075? He married Anna Maria, Bef Anna Maria, b. Abt She married (1) Wilhelm Plenert, Bef She married (2) Jacob Bartel, Abt 1811 in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, South Russia, b. Abt 1774 in Prussia, He was living in Fuchswinckel, Prussia at the time of his baptism. He migrated from Prussia to Russia by 1793 and settled in Kronsgarten, Chortitza, S. Russia in 1793 (P. Rempel, p. 20). In the 1797 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed in Kronsgarten (P. Rempel, p. 20). In the 1801 Census he is listed at Kronsgarten #15. Between 1804 and 1806 he gave this homestead to Jacob Klassen (b. 28 Apr 1769) # (P. Rempel, p. 20). In the 1816 Census he is listed at Kronsgarten #4 (Stumpp's book, "The Emigration from 3

4 Germany to Russia," p. 873). He was Schulze [mayor] of Kronsgarten in He is listed as Jacob Bartel Mewesen in 1801 census where is age is Johan Klassen, b. Abt 1731, d. Abt 1796 in Chortitza Colony, South Russia. In the 1776 W. Prussia Census he is listed in Rosenkrantz with 2 sons and 1 daughter. He was a member of the Tragheimerweide Gemeinde. He migrated from Prussia to Kronsweide, Chortitza, S. Russia in 1789 (P. Rempel, p. 24). He was a minister in the Kronsweide Gemeinde, but was removed from office in 1793 (The Old Colony, p. 254). In the 1795 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed at Kronsweide #6 (B. H. Unruh, p. 242). He transferred his home in Kronsweide to Jacob Banman (b. ca 1777) #198970) between 1795 and 1797 (B. H. Unruh, p. 252) and may have moved to Kronsgarten. He had died by 1797 since his widow Katharina is listed in Kronsweide in 1797 (P. Rempel, p. 24). He married (1). He married (2) Katarina, , b. Abt 1746, In the 1797 Chortitza Colony Census she is listed as a widow in Kronsweide (P. Rempel, p. 24). In the 1816 Census she is listed at Kronsgarten #1 with her son Johann Klassen (b. ca 1767) # (Stumpp's book The Emigration from Germany to Russia, p. 873). She may have been the mother of some of Heinrich Banman's younger children since her year of marriage to Heinrich Banman is unknown (Tim Janzen, 28 Apr 2010) Philip Kauenhowen, b. 4 Apr 1748 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia, d. 29 Apr 1806 in Rosenthal, Chortitza, South Russia. One record says he was born 8 Apr After his marriage, he and his wife moved to Elbing, Prussia. In October 1788 they moved to Russia. In the 1795 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed at Kronsweide #23 (B. H. Unruh, p. 243). In the 1797 Census he is also listed in Kronsweide (P. Rempel, p. 24). Sometime between 1797 and 1802 he moved to Rosenthal (B. H. Unruh, p. 252, 253). He is not listed in the 1801 Census. B. H. Unruh, p. 296 states that he was born 4 Apr One source says he died 27 Apr He married Magdalena Toews, 5 Aug 1770 in Danzig, Poland. 63. Magdalena Toews, b. Abt 1750, d. 13 Oct 1802 in Rosenthal, Chortitza, South Russia. Her age is given as 55 at the time of her death in 1802 in the Chortitza Colony Vital Records, suggesting that she may have been born ca One record incorrectly says she was born 5 Apr 1730 and one record incorrectly says she died 27 Apr th Great-Grandparents 66. Wilhelm "Willem" Bollee, b. 3 Feb 1746 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, d. 31 May 1789 in Schoenhorst, Chortitza, South Russia. On 2 July 1788, he, his wife, his three daughters, and a step-son, Wilhelm Zacharias, moved to Russia where he settled in Schoenhorst, Chortitza Colony (B. H. Unruh, p. 291; P. Rempel, p. 45). One record says he was born 3 Feb 1746 (2/3 vs. 3/2). If he died in Schoenhorst, Chortitza Colony, he must have died after July 1789 since the Chortitza Colony settlers didn't arrive at the Chortitza Colony until July Wlhelm had 4 daughters. The family migrated to South Russia 2 Jul He married Agatha Dyck, 19 Apr 1772 in Danzig-Schidlitz, Danzig, Poland. 67. Agatha Dyck, b. Mar 1746 in Prussia, d. 8 Oct 1823 in Schoenhorst, Chortitza, South Russia. In the Oct 1816 Chortitza Colony Census she is listed at Schoenhorst #9 in the household of her son-in-law Abraham Klassen (b. 28 Nov 1778) # It is possible that another Agatha Dyck was the one that married Isebrand Friesen. However, she could not have been the mother of his children. One family record says this Agatha Dyck died 7 Oct. The Family Book Vol. 2 says he married Agatha Dyck 19 Apr She married (1) Wilhelm Zacharias, 9 Feb 1766 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b in Danzig-Schidlitz, Danzig, Poland, d. 20 Jan 1772 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, One family record says he was married to Agatha Dyck on 9 Feb If this is true, there is a problem with the birth dates of some of the children, which precede that date. Was he married before? Clarification is needed. Agatha was his widow when she married in Died age 28Y. She married (2) Wilhelm "Willem" Bollee, 19 Apr 1772 in Danzig-Schidlitz, Danzig, Poland. She married (3) Isbrand Friesen, in South Russia, b. 14 Oct 1740, d. 1803, In the 1776 W. Prussia Census he is listed in Heubuden with his wife and two sons (H. Penner, p. 432). He was a member of the Heubuden Gemeinde. In the 1795 Chortitza Colony Census he is listed at Schoenhorst #9 (B. H. Unruh, p. 241) and in the 1801 Census at Schoenhorst #10. Charles Bergen says that he died in Henry Schapansky in his book Mennonite Migrations on p. 580 says that he died in Cornelius Wall. In the 1776 W. Prussia Census he is listed in Schwansdorf with 3 sons and 1 daughter (H. Penner, p. 462). He was a member of the Ellerwald Gemeinde. 70. Friedrich Wall, b. Abt 1727, d. 13 Feb 1802 in Kalthof, Gross Werder, Prussia. One record says his given name was Ehrenfried. Henry Schapansky seems to have connected this man to his purported children based on the fact that they had sons named Friedrich. This Friedrich Wall, according to Hermann Thiessen, is the one listed in the 1776 Census at Czattkau. He married (1) Cornelia Suckau, d. 21 Nov 1763 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. He married (2) Margaretha Regier, 29 Jan 1764 in Danzig-Heubude, Danzig, Poland. 71. Margaretha Regier, b. 12 Jul 1744, d. 17 Oct 1809 in Sandhof, Marienburg, Prussia. 76. Jacob Heppner, b. Abt 1719 in Danzig, Poland, d in Klein Mausdorferweide, Gross Werder, Prussia. In the 1772 W. Prussia Census he is listed in Klein Mausdorferweide with his wife, two sons over 10 years old, and one son under 10, two daughters under 10, and one male servant. At this time he owned 25 Morgan of land. His occupation is stated to have been a farmer. In the 1776 W. Prussia Census he is listed in Klein Mausdorferweide with his wife, one son and one daughter (H. Penner, p. 428). According to land records acquired by Glenn Penner from the Marbork Archives in Poland Jacob Heppner's widow Anna Kroeker remarried to Abraham Dyck. After her death the property was sold to Johann Klein of Waldorf and the proceeds were given to her children by Jacob Heppner, which were Anton, Anna, and Helena. This occurred sometime prior to 1789 since according to the 1789 W. Prussia Mennonite Land Census the property was owned by Johann Klein in Dennis Friesen's database, Linda Hiles' database, and Stanley Harder's book "From Prussia to Russia to North America: 300 year" give 4

5 Jacob Heppner's birth date as 25 Sep 1711, but this appears to be incorrect, this is the birth date of his brother Anthon. Linda Hiles' database says that he died in Kleinwerder, Prussia, which also appears to be incorrect. He married (1). He married (2) Anna Kroeker, b. Bef 1744, d. Bef , d. Bef Abraham Dueck Heinrich Plenert. He married Berend Kauenhowen, b. 6 Sep 1707 in Ohra, Danzig, Prussia, d. 13 Oct 1763 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia. He was called "Oom" ; he was a Lehrer (Minister) in the church and later the Aeltester (Elder) in the church at Schoenfeld, Prussia. He and his second wife had three other children who died at birth. He married (1) Maria Kempner, 23 Feb 1738 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia. He married (2) Sara Zimmermann, 6 Oct 1748 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia, b. 16 Jan 1720 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, d. 20 Jul 1793 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, Sara gave birth to three more stillborn babies Maria Kempner, b. 4 Jul 1712 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, d. 8 Apr 1748 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia. She married (1) Dirck Woelcke, 14 Sep 1732 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia, b. 18 Mar 1693, d. 15 Sep 1737 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia, A deacon in the church. She married (2) Berend Kauenhowen, 23 Feb 1738 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia. 5th Great-Grandparents 132. Isaac Bollee, b. 9 Oct 1676 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, d. 2 Feb 1747 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. He married (1) Susanna "Sancke" Kasdorff, 14 Nov 1707 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, b. 8 Mar 1685, d. 17 Aug 1709 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. He married (2) Anna "Ancke" Ordons, 21 Apr 1710 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, b. Abt 1669, d. 18 Mar 1733 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. He married (3) Maria "Maricke" Jacobsen, 15 Nov 1733 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia Maria "Maricke" Jacobsen, b. 12 Jan 1710 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, d. 1 Aug 1750 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. She married (1) Isaac Bollee, 15 Nov 1733 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. She married (2) Daniel Soehlers, 3 May 1750 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, b. 26 Feb 1719, d. 3 Jan 1782 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia Anton Heppner, b. 25 Sep 1672 in Danzig, Poland, d. 11 Jul 1757 in Danzig, Poland. Records disagree on the mothers of his children. He married (1) Maria Jacobs, 6 Oct 1697 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. Abt 1672, d. Abt 1712, Some sources give her name as Margaretha Jacobsen. He married (2) Elisabeth Wiens, in Danziger Niederung, Prussia Elisabeth Wiens, b. Abt 1679, d. 27 May 1753 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. Died age 74Y Cornelius Kauenhoven, b. 1 Jan 1683 in Danzig, Poland, d. 19 Jul 1756 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. A Lehrer (minister) in the church and later an Aeltester. Died age 73Y. He married (1) Elisabeth "Lieske" Reincke, 27 Jun 1706 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. He married (2) Magdalena "Leencke" Jantzen, 17 May 1722 in Elbing, Elbing, Prussia, b. Abt 1691 in Elbing, Elbing, Prussia, d. 24 Aug 1737 in Danzig-Schidlitz, Danzig, Poland, One record says she was baptized 22 Jun Could that be her date of birth? He married (3) Sara "Saercke" Sudermann, 31 Mar 1739 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. 15 Jan 1683, d. 9 Feb 1744 in Danzig-Schidlitz, Danzig, Poland Elisabeth "Lieske" Reincke, b. Abt 1674, d. 30 Aug 1722 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. The Danzig Family Book Vol. 2 says on page 104 that Lieske died 30 Sep She married (1) Peter Sprunck, 17 Oct 1700 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, d. 19 Jun 1705, Liescke was his widow when she married Kauenhoven. She married (2) Cornelius Kauenhoven, 27 Jun 1706 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland Jacob Kempner, b. 21 May 1685, d. 5 Aug 1737 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia. He married (1) Maria "Maricke" Looden, 11 Oct He married (2) Sara "Saercke" Goossen, 20 Nov 1712 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. Abt Maria "Maricke" Looden, b. Abt 1686, d. 27 Jul 1712 in Schoenfeld, Danzig, Prussia. 6th Great-Grandparents 264. Abraham Bollee, d. 30 Sep 1709 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. They lived in Elbing. He married Maria Nesselranten, in Elbing, Elbing, Prussia Maria Nesselranten Johann "Jan" Jacobsen, b. 4 Sep 1678, d. 30 Sep 1758 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. His date of birth entry, which seems to be by a diferent hand, raises a question: the date of marriage of his parents was clearly Could he be from a previous marriage? Married in 1703 or In Jan 1705, the Elder (Aeltester) Isaac de Veer recorded from memory the marriages performed during those 2 years. He married (1) Anna Fast, 2 Nov 1704 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. He married (2) Catharina "Triencke" Bruhn, 13 Sep 1711 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, b. Abt 1681, d. 2 Nov 1712 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. He married (3) Gertrude "Trytje" Jacobs, 17 Apr 1713, b. Abt 1682, d. 11 Oct 5

6 1736 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. He married (4) Susanna "Sancke" Buhler, 20 Oct 1737 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia, b. 5 Apr 1717, d. 4 Feb 1792 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia Anna Fast, b. Abt 1667, d. 4 Feb 1710 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia Peter Hoeppner, b. Abt 1650, d. 18 Jan 1718 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland is a gross approximation of this person's year of birth. Death in Flemish Mennonite church records. He married Anganetha Wilke, 6 Dec 1671 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland Anganetha Wilke, b. Abt 1650, d. 22 Mar is a gross approximation of this person's year of birth. She may be named as Antonia in 1670 baptism Berend Kauenhowen, b. 30 Mar 1659 in Danzig, Poland, d. 12 Apr 1727 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. He was a silk dyer. Died age 68Y. He married (1) Maria "Maricke" Grauwert, 10 Aug 1681 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. He married (2) Susanne Lohde, 5 Oct 1710 in Danzig, Poland, b. Abt 1682, d. 7 Dec 1711, One record says she died 27 Dec He married (3) Anna van Dyk, 4 Sep 1712 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. Abt 1691, d in Koenigsberg, Prussia, One recprd says she was baptized 28 Jun Maria "Maricke" Grauwert, b. Abt 1650, d. 28 Sep 1709 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. One source says she died 20 Sep Hans Reynckes. He married Friedrich Kempner, b. Abt One record says his given name was Michel. A deacon in the church. He married Ancke Sudermans, 13 Jan 1675 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland Ancke Sudermans, b. Abt 1647, d. 30 May 1707 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland Abraham Lohde, d. 15 Aug 1692 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. He married (1) Maria "Maricke" Kasdorf, 28 Oct 1668 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, d. 29 Oct 1672 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, One record says she died 29 Dec He married (2) Sara Ordons, 1679 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland Sara Ordons, d. 9 Feb 1730 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. She was the Widow Loodsche when she married L. Jantzen. Abraham and Saercke were married at Easter She married (1) Abraham Lohde, 1679 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. She married (2) Lenaert Hans Jantzen, 16 Aug 1693 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. 6 Jun 1664, d. 27 Jul 1734 in Petershagen, Danzig, Prussia, He lived in the Petershagen that was located near Danzig. Died about age 90Y. 7th Great-Grandparents 532. Jacob Jacobs, d. 25 Feb 1698 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. Triencke was his widow when she married Gunther. He married Catharina "Triencke" Ordons, 19 Oct 1681 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia Catharina "Triencke" Ordons, b. Abt 1660, d. 6 Oct 1699 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. She married (1) Jacob Jacobs, 19 Oct 1681 in Stolzenberg, Danzig, Prussia. She married (2) David Gunther, 1 Mar 1699 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, d. 17 Sep 1709 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland Anton Wilke. He married Abraham Kauenhowen, d. in Danzig, Poland. Other records say his given name is Jacob or Arend. He married Aganetha Haverman, 10 Aug Aganetha Haverman, b. Abt 1655, d. 5 Oct Simon Ordons, d. 27 Jul 1675 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. One record says he died 27 Sep Maricke was his widow when she married de Veer. He married Maricke Maricke, d. 4 Sep 1688 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. She was widow Ordonn when she married de Veer. She married (1) Simon Ordons. She married (2) Jacob De Veer, 1677 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. Abt Jacobsen. 8th Great-Grandparents Simon Ordons, (see same person above in generation 10) d. 27 Jul 1675 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. He married Maricke. 6

7 1067. Maricke, (see same person above in generation 10) d. 4 Sep 1688 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland. She married (1) Simon Ordons. She married (2) Jacob De Veer, 1677 in Danzig-Stadtgebiet, Poland, b. Abt Jacob Kauenhowen. Jacob was born in the 1500s. He married Jacob Jacobsen, d. 27 Oct 1675 in Danzig, Poland. 9th Great-Grandparents 7