Cornelius Johann B. Driedger

Individual Profile Cornelius Driedger

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	  Birth:	Abt 1777 Immigration:	1795, Neuendorf, Chortitza, South Russia Family:	SPOUSE: _____, Anna, Abt 1775 Married: ;  1 -- +Driedger, Helena, 28 Jan 1799 2 -- +Driedger, Anna, 4 Nov 1803 3 -- +Driedger, Katharina, 16 Mar 1808 Family:	SPOUSE: Krahn, Katharina, 1788 Married: Abt 1814; South Russia 1 -- +Driedger, Justina, 20 Sep 1815 2 -- +Driedger, Elisabeth, 21 Feb 1819 3 -- +Driedger, Sara, 8 Aug 1821 4 -- +Driedger, Aganetha, 15 Apr 1824 5 -- +Driedger, Peter, 28 Mar 1831 6 -- +Driedger, Susanna, 24 Jan 1835 Father:	Driedger, Johan,  Mother:	Bergen, Katharina,  Notes:	 Birth Source:  Neuenburg, The First Immigrants to Neuenburg Birth Source:  Die niederlandisch-niederdeutschen Hintergrunde der mennonitischen Ostwanderungen im 16., 18. und 19. Jahrhundert, page 282 Notes:  Sometime prior to 1802 exchanged his homestead in Neuenburg with that of Gerhard Wiens of Chortitza (B. H. Unruh, p. 247, 250). For some reason he wasn't able to operate the homestead because he is listed among the landless in Neuenburg in the 1801 list of people who were not homeowners. He isn't listed in the 1801 Census, but in the 1802 Census he is listed at Neuenburg #23 as lodging with Peter Reimer and his family. In the 1814 Census he is listed in Nieder Chortitza among the landless (B. H. Unruh, p. 282). Immigration Source:  Mennonite Migration to Russia, 1788-1828, page 35 Last update:	17 Oct 2015            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.