My great grandfather, born is Wiesenberg, Galicia, was the eldest son of Johann Heinrich and Rosalia (Kuehnert) Mann. He, 4 brothers, his parents, 2 sisters and their families left Galicia for homesteads in the Pheasant Forks district of the North West Territories in December, 1893. Johann homesteaded on a quarter section of land adjoining his father's homestead located 2 miles south of what would become the town of Lemberg. The three storey fieldstone house built in 1910 and a large horse barn built in 1920 are still in use today. The homestead remained in the Mann family until 2007.
Johann married Elizabeth Golling on February 18, 1896. Together they raised a family of 9 sons and 6 daughters. Some of their children are buried in St. Michael's cemetery: John, Martin, James (Jacob), Rose (Wild) and Margaret (Hubenig).
Johann died of stomach cancer.
Johann married Elizabeth Golling on February 18, 1896. Together they raised a family of 9 sons and 6 daughters. Some of their children are buried in St. Michael's cemetery: John, Martin, James (Jacob), Rose (Wild) and Margaret (Hubenig).
Johann died of stomach cancer.
My great grandfather, born is Wiesenberg, Galicia, was the eldest son of Johann Heinrich and Rosalia (Kuehnert) Mann. He, 4 brothers, his parents, 2 sisters and their families left Galicia for homesteads in the Pheasant Forks district of the North West Territories in December, 1893. Johann homesteaded on a quarter section of land adjoining his father's homestead located 2 miles south of what would become the town of Lemberg. The three storey fieldstone house built in 1910 and a large horse barn built in 1920 are still in use today. The homestead remained in the Mann family until 2007.
Johann married Elizabeth Golling on February 18, 1896. Together they raised a family of 9 sons and 6 daughters. Some of their children are buried in St. Michael's cemetery: John, Martin, James (Jacob), Rose (Wild) and Margaret (Hubenig).
Johann died of stomach cancer.
Johann married Elizabeth Golling on February 18, 1896. Together they raised a family of 9 sons and 6 daughters. Some of their children are buried in St. Michael's cemetery: John, Martin, James (Jacob), Rose (Wild) and Margaret (Hubenig).
Johann died of stomach cancer.
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John Martin Mann
1896–1980
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Catherine Mann Bruch
1899–1981
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Frank L. Mann
1900–1974
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Martin J Mann
1905–1981
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Rose Catherine Mann Wild
1908–2004
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James Mann
1910–1985
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William Peter Mann
1911–1998
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Mary Mann Cyca
1913–1994
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Albert M Mann
1915–1996
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Joanne Otillia Mann Flichel
1918–2008
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Margaret Mann Hubenig
1920–1989
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