Johann Johann Vogt

grandma.org, a genealogical database of Mennonite families has the following information on Johann Vogt:

“Birth: 1 Jan 1770 Prussia
Baptism: 10 Jul 1785 Tragheimerweide, Stuhm, Prussia
Death: 4 Jul 1842, Schoenwiese, Chortitza, South Russia

Father: Vogt, Paul Abt 1724
Mother: ______, Eva Abt 1745

Spouse: Holzrichter, Anna, 15 Sep 1769
Married: 9 Oct 1794; Montauerweide, Stuhm, Prussia
1. Vogt, Heinrich, 14 Nov 1803
2. Vogt, Jakob, Dec 1807
3. Vogt, Andreas, 9 Mar 1814
Note: He [Jakob] resided in Weisshof, Prussia at the time of his baptism. In the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census he is listed at Konteniusfels #38, and is said to have immigrated to Russia in 1833. The entry also says that he transferred to Chortitza Colony in 1836 and that he was the son of Johann Vogt. However, one family record says he was the son of Paul Vogt (1724-1809) and Eva ____ (1746-1795). The age given for him in the 1835 Molotschna Census indicates he was born Abt 1767, but one family record says he was born in 1770. It is possible that there may actually be TWO Johann Vogts here! He transferred to Schoenwiese, Chortitza Colony in 1836 per Odessa Archive, Fonds 6, Inventory 1, File 4127.”
Baptism Source: Tragheimerweide, Prussia, Mennonite Church Records 1781-1862, page 159
Marriage Source: Tragheimerweide, Prussia, Mennonite Church Records 1781-1862, page 197

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The Vogt family history included in the Katie Peters Collection at the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies located at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada has the following information on Johann Paul Vogt:

Born - Jan 1, 1770
Married Anna P. Holzrichter (born Sep 15, 1769) on Oct 4, 1794. He died on July 4, 1842 in Schoenwiese [South Russia). Anna was the daughter of Peter Holzrichter. She died Sep. 30, 1844.

Three children are listed in this Vogt history:

Heinrich (no birth date)
Jacob (no birth date)
Andreas, born Feb. 25, 1814

The history notes “ He [Johann] wanted to go to the Molotschna [Mennonite colony in South Russia] and was booked till 1850 in Kontenius field, Molotschna, it was later changed to Schonenwiese [in the Chortitza colony of South Russia]. He came from Litaiuen [Lithuania], Prussia in 1830, was baptized in the Trophimerweide Church. He was weaver in Schoenwiese, Altkolonie, Russia. (see: Bote: Jan 3, 1940, page 5.)”

The Mennonite Historical Society of British Columbia has an extensive history starting with Andreas Vogt born in 1854 (son of Andreas Vogt born in 1814).

Johann Vogt

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	  Birth:	1 Jan 1770, Prussia Baptism:	10 Jul 1785, Tragheimerweide, Stuhm, Prussia Death:	4 Jul 1842, Schoenwiese, Chortitza, South Russia Family:	SPOUSE:  Holzrichter, Anna, 15 Sep 1769, #285997 Married: 9 Oct 1794; Montauerweide, Stuhm, Prussia 1 -- +Vogt, Heinrich, 14 Nov 1803, #53829 2 --   Vogt, Jakob, Dec 1807, #267716 3 -- +Vogt, Andreas, 9 Mar 1814, #267717 Father:	Vogt, Paul, Abt 1724, #267674 Mother:	_?_, Eva, Abt 1745, #267675 Notes:	 Marriage Source:  Tragheimerweide, Prussia. Mennonite Church Records 1781-1862, page 197 Baptism Source:  Tragheimerweide, Prussia. Mennonite Church Records 1781-1862, page 159 Notes:  He resided in Weisshof, Prussia at the time of his baptism. In the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census he is listed at Konteniusfeld #38, and is said to have immigrated to Russia in 1833. The entry also says that he transferred to the Chortitza Colony in 1836 and that he was the son of Johann Vogt. However, one family record says he was the son of Paul Vogt (1724 - 1809) and Eva ____ (1746 - 1795). The age given for him in the 1835 Molotschna Census indicates he was born abt 1767, but one family record says he was born in 1770. It is possible that there may actually be TWO Johann Vogts here! He transferred to Schoenwiese, Chortitza Colony in 1836 per Odessa Archive, Fonds 6, Inventory 1, File 4127. Last update:	6/18/2013            This date covers only this individual's personal data and not family data (marriages, children, etc.)

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