She was born in the German settlement of Glückstal, South Russia; daughter of Adam (Schumacher) Jung & Dorothea Heinz, wife of Johann Heinrich Stotz; immigrated August 1903 with her husband and 7 children
Marker's year of birth date is in error. She was born in 1867 according to the official Lutheran birth registry, microfilmed in St. Petersburg, Russia by the LDS Church.
Glückstal: Known today as Glinnoi (its original Moldovian name), the village of Glückstal is located 260 versts (172.38 miles) west of the government city of Cherson, 45 versts (29.84 miles) north of the district city of Tiraspol, and ten versts (6.63 miles) northeast of Grigoriopol, which is near the Dniester River. (AHSGR)
Marker's year of birth date is in error. She was born in 1867 according to the official Lutheran birth registry, microfilmed in St. Petersburg, Russia by the LDS Church.
Glückstal: Known today as Glinnoi (its original Moldovian name), the village of Glückstal is located 260 versts (172.38 miles) west of the government city of Cherson, 45 versts (29.84 miles) north of the district city of Tiraspol, and ten versts (6.63 miles) northeast of Grigoriopol, which is near the Dniester River. (AHSGR)
She was born in the German settlement of Glückstal, South Russia; daughter of Adam (Schumacher) Jung & Dorothea Heinz, wife of Johann Heinrich Stotz; immigrated August 1903 with her husband and 7 children
Marker's year of birth date is in error. She was born in 1867 according to the official Lutheran birth registry, microfilmed in St. Petersburg, Russia by the LDS Church.
Glückstal: Known today as Glinnoi (its original Moldovian name), the village of Glückstal is located 260 versts (172.38 miles) west of the government city of Cherson, 45 versts (29.84 miles) north of the district city of Tiraspol, and ten versts (6.63 miles) northeast of Grigoriopol, which is near the Dniester River. (AHSGR)
Marker's year of birth date is in error. She was born in 1867 according to the official Lutheran birth registry, microfilmed in St. Petersburg, Russia by the LDS Church.
Glückstal: Known today as Glinnoi (its original Moldovian name), the village of Glückstal is located 260 versts (172.38 miles) west of the government city of Cherson, 45 versts (29.84 miles) north of the district city of Tiraspol, and ten versts (6.63 miles) northeast of Grigoriopol, which is near the Dniester River. (AHSGR)
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