Martin Wiebe

Martin Wiebe

1. 175848

Birth: Born: 18 December, 1794, Goldschaar, Gross Werder, Prussia
Death: Died: 26 December, 1861, Osterwick (Neu-Osterwick), Chortiza, South Russia 5 (67 years, 9 days)
Parents:
Family #56346 Father: Wiebe, Martin (#87726) 4 May, 1772, Mierau, Gross Werder, Prussia
Mother: Dyck, Elizabeth (#175862)7 About 1753
Family 1:

1. 102660 Spouse: Andres, Helena (#173679)8,9 16 October, 1813, Rosenthal, Chortitza, South Russia

Family 2:

1. 103066 Spouse: Rempel, Aganetha (#175849)2 August, 1801, Schoenhorst, Chortitza, South Russia

Married: About 1833

Children:
1 -- + Wiebe, Aganetha (#182127)17 22 April, 1834, Sparrau, Molotschna, South Russia
2 -- + Wiebe, Sara (#175850)19,20,21,22 2 August, 1836, Osterwick (Neu-Osterwick), Chortiza, South Russia
3 -- + Wiebe, Katharina (#174400)25 4 February, 1843, Osterwick (Neu-Osterwick), Chortiza, South Russia
4 -- + Wiebe, Elisabeth (#299499)28,29 14 February, 1845, Kasaweb Chutor, South Russia
Notes:
Note: In the 1835 Molotschna Colony Census he is listed at Sparrau #54 with Isaac Leonhard Sudermann (b. 25 Apr 1786) #21153, who is said to have been his brother-in-law. The 1835 Molotschna Census states that Martin Wiebe immigrated to Russia after 1816 and that he transferred to the Chortitza Colony in 1836. He transferred to Neuendorf, Chortitza Colony in 1836 per Odessa Archive, Fonds 6, Inventory 1, File 4127. In 1852 he took over the property (#14 Osterwick) of the late Heinrich Penner. According to the 1850 census he was the head of household #77 in Neuendorf. He was living in Neu Osterwick, Chortitza Colony at the time of his death. One record incorrectly says he died at Olgafeld, Fuerstenland, South Russia, but that village was not founded until 1864. His n.s. birth date was 30 Dec 1794. The Heubuden Mennonite Church Records give his birthplace as "Siemonsdorf, Altenau, and Treigenkohl", and gives the birthdate as 30 Dec 1794, which would be the "new style" date. It should be noted that Goldschaar is a small region just east of Treuenkohl.