Katharina E. Toews

Katharina Kornelsen

1. 6206 Birth: 21 Feb 1837, Konteniusfeld, Molotschna, South Russia Baptism: 1857 Death: 27 Sep 1911, Inman, Kansas Burial: Inman, Kansas Migration: 5 Aug 1875, S. S. State of Nevada; arrived New York, New York Father: Kornelsen, Abraham, 9 Mar 1806, #5529 Mother: Edsen, Helena, 9 Apr 1806, #5533 Last update: 1/5/2019 Family 1: Family 3365 Spouse: Jantzen, Franz Gerhard, 24 Apr 1800, #6229 Married: 15 Apr 1858 Last update: 6/14/2016 Family 2: Family 3366 Spouse: Toews, Gerhard, 5 Sep 1848, #6230 Married: 10 Oct 1872, Pordenau, Molotschna, South Russia Last update: 6/27/2011 1 -- + Toews, Katherina K., 7 Aug 1873, #6233 2 -- Toews, Maria, Abt 1874, #345293 3 -- + Toews, Gerhard K., 25 Mar 1875, #319440 4 -- + Toews, Elisabeth K., 26 Sep 1878, #6231 Notes: Note: One record says that she was born on 21 Feb. Her gravestone says she was born 5 Mar (n.s.). Inman says she was born 10 Oct 19838. Birth Source: Record of Births, Membership, Marriages and Deaths of Bethel Mennonite Church Inman, Kansas., page 64 Baptism Source: Record of Births, Membership, Marriages and Deaths of Bethel Mennonite Church Inman, Kansas., page 64 Death Source: Friedensstimme; Halbstadt, Molotschna, South Russia. At various times it was also known as Volksfreund [(Dec 1917- Jun 1918) and again in 1920], and Molotschnaer Flugblatt in 1917., page 29 Oct 1911 Death Source: Find a Grave, FindAGrave.com/memorial/106543753 Death Source: Inman Review [Kansas]; Inman, Kansas, page 6 Oct 1911, p8 Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 1; Glazier, Ira A., editor; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1995., page 22 Family 2: Marriage Source: Profile of the Mennonite Kleine Gemeinde 1874; Plett, Delbert F. ed.; DFP Publications, Box 1960 Steinbach, Manitoba, 1987, 312 pp., page 256 Family 2: Marriage Source: Record of Births, Membership, Marriages and Deaths of Bethel Mennonite Church Inman, Kansas., page 64

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jan 19 2022, 4:51:00 UTC

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Catarina had been a maid for the Jantzen family. She had connections to the Kleine Gemeinde which was an early part of the reform movement in Russia.