Johann (Hans) Sawatzky 8405

FamilySearch Family Tree Birth: 1680 - Werder, Niederbarnim, Brandenburg, Prussia, Germany Death: 1743 - Rosenort, Grosswerder, Prussia, Germany Parents: August Zawadski, Alberta Zawadski (born Steigerwelt) Wife: Johanna Maria Sawatzky (born Wiens) Children: Johann Sawatzky, Thomas Johann W Sawatzky, Daniel Sawatzky, Thomas Sawatzky

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Individual Profile Hans Sawatzky

1. 8405 Birth: 1680 Death: 1743 Family: SPOUSE: Wiens, Johanna Maria, 2 Jan 1682 Married: 1710; 1 -- +Sawatzki, Johann, 8 Apr 1712 2 -- +Sawatzky, Daniel, Abt 1721 3 -- +Sawatzky, Thomas, 1733 Father: Sawatzky, August, 1660 Mother: Steigerwelt, Alberta, 1660 Notes: Notes: According to the Danzig Flemish Mennonite Familienbuch, Vol. A, p. 6, he lived in the Grosswerder region of W. Prussia. He may have been the Hans Sawatsky mentioned in the Dutch Mennonite Name List of 1743 as minister in the Elbing Quarter of the Grosswerder Mennonite Congregation. This congregation later became part of the Rosenort Mennonite Church. It is possible that he was the Johann Sawatzky mentioned in the Gross Mausdorf Lutheran Burial Register as having been buried 27 Nov 1752 since the Gross Mausdorf Parish covered much of the area where Mennonites lived who were members of the Rosenort Mennonite Church.The Doreen Ediger submission contains a sheet that statesThe Doreen Ediger submission contains a sheet that states: "He was the only Sawatzky from the group known as the Quietists, who joined the Mennonite Church. He would, there, be the paternal grandfather of all those who bear his name and whose parents were at one time a part of the Mennonite group."According to the "Lehn Diary" he attended a conference of MAccording to the "Lehn Diary" he attended a conference of Mennonite clergy in Koenigsberg on 25 Feb 1728. On 27 Feb 1728 he preached a sermon there. Marriage Source: Danzig Mennonite Church Family Book, Vol. 1 (1598-1838), page 6 Last update: 13 Feb 2018 This date covers only this individual's personal data and not family data (marriages, children, etc.) To display more data and links for individuals on this page, a subscription is required.

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Hans Sawatzky

1. 8405 Birth: 1680 Death: NOV 1752, Gross Werder, Prussia Family 1: Family 6113 Spouse: Wiens, Johanna Maria, #8406, 2 JAN 1682, Gross Werder Area, Prussia 1 -- + Sawatzki, Johann, #8407, 8 APR 1712, Danzig, Poland Notes: Note: According to the Danzig Flemish Mennonite Familienbuch, Vol. A, p. 6, he lived in the Grosswerder region of West Prussia. He may have been the Hans Sawatsky mentioned in the Dutch Mennonite Name List of 1743 as minister in the Elbing Quarter of the Grosswerder Mennonite Congregation. This congregation later became part of the Rosenort Mennonite Church. It is possible that he was the Johann Sawatzky mentioned in the Gross Mausdorf Lutheran Burial Register as having been buried 27 Nov 1752 since the Gross Mausdorf Parish covered much of the area where Mennonites lived who were members of the Rosenort Mennonite Church.The Doreen Ediger submission contains a sheet that states: "He was the only Sawatzky from the group known as the Quietists, who joined the Mennonite Church. He would, therefore, be the paternal grandfather of all those who bear his name and whose parents were at one time a part of the Mennonite group. According to the "Lehn Diary" he attended a conference of Mennonite clergy in Koenigsberg on 25 Feb 1728. On 27 Feb 1728 he preached a sermon there. Source: Records of Prussian Mennonite Churches in the Vistula Delta: the Danzig Church 1665-1943; Baergen, Ernest H.; Copyright © 2010 by Ernest H. Baergen and consigned to Mennonite Historical Society of Saskatchewan. The copyright inclu Marriage Source: Danzig Mennonite Church Family Book, Vol. 1 (1598-1838), page 6