My great great grandfather, Johann Heinrich was the only son of Peter and Maria (Balbierer) Mann. He was born in Wiesenberg, Galicia in 1843, married Rosalia Kuehnert and raised a family of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
In December, 1893 Johann Heinrich and Rosalia along with their 5 bachelor sons, both daughters and their families immigrated to the Pheasant Forks district of the North West Territories. Johann Heinrich and his eldest son Johann obtained homesteads on adjoining quarters 2 miles south of what would become the town of Lemberg Saskatchewan. Canadian Pacific Railway land sales records archived at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary indicate Johann Heinrich helped all 5 sons buy CPR land in the Lemberg area during the first few years of the 20th century.
After Rosalia's death in 1909, Johann Heinrich married Appolonia (Gelowitz) Huber, a widow with several children. He and Appolonia had one son, Charlie (Carl).
In December, 1893 Johann Heinrich and Rosalia along with their 5 bachelor sons, both daughters and their families immigrated to the Pheasant Forks district of the North West Territories. Johann Heinrich and his eldest son Johann obtained homesteads on adjoining quarters 2 miles south of what would become the town of Lemberg Saskatchewan. Canadian Pacific Railway land sales records archived at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary indicate Johann Heinrich helped all 5 sons buy CPR land in the Lemberg area during the first few years of the 20th century.
After Rosalia's death in 1909, Johann Heinrich married Appolonia (Gelowitz) Huber, a widow with several children. He and Appolonia had one son, Charlie (Carl).
My great great grandfather, Johann Heinrich was the only son of Peter and Maria (Balbierer) Mann. He was born in Wiesenberg, Galicia in 1843, married Rosalia Kuehnert and raised a family of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
In December, 1893 Johann Heinrich and Rosalia along with their 5 bachelor sons, both daughters and their families immigrated to the Pheasant Forks district of the North West Territories. Johann Heinrich and his eldest son Johann obtained homesteads on adjoining quarters 2 miles south of what would become the town of Lemberg Saskatchewan. Canadian Pacific Railway land sales records archived at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary indicate Johann Heinrich helped all 5 sons buy CPR land in the Lemberg area during the first few years of the 20th century.
After Rosalia's death in 1909, Johann Heinrich married Appolonia (Gelowitz) Huber, a widow with several children. He and Appolonia had one son, Charlie (Carl).
In December, 1893 Johann Heinrich and Rosalia along with their 5 bachelor sons, both daughters and their families immigrated to the Pheasant Forks district of the North West Territories. Johann Heinrich and his eldest son Johann obtained homesteads on adjoining quarters 2 miles south of what would become the town of Lemberg Saskatchewan. Canadian Pacific Railway land sales records archived at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary indicate Johann Heinrich helped all 5 sons buy CPR land in the Lemberg area during the first few years of the 20th century.
After Rosalia's death in 1909, Johann Heinrich married Appolonia (Gelowitz) Huber, a widow with several children. He and Appolonia had one son, Charlie (Carl).
Inscription
German:
Zur ehre Gottes
Zum trost der armen seelen
Zum andenken an
Johann und Rosalie Mann
R.I.P.
English translation:
To the glory of God
Comforting to the poor souls
In memory of
Johann and Rosalie Mann
R.I.P.
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