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MATHIES GENEALOGY

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MATHIES

MY MOTHER

Annie Mathies
(February 25, 1923 - June 2, 1998, Alexanderkrone, Molotschna, RUSSIA - Leamington, Ontario, CANADA)

DESCENDANTS

• My Mother's Side: Mathies Descendants

  • My Mother's Side: Baerg Descendants

  • My Mother's Side: Klassen Descendants

  • My Mother's Side: Braun Descendants

ANCESTRAL GENEALOGICAL NOTES - MATHIES

DAVID MATHIES

• [Russian Civil War] David Mathies, brother of Abram J. Mathies (Marg Dick) was shot but lived. His wife and mother-in-law and father-in-law however did not survive ... - http://www.grenzfamilytree.com/Villages/Villages/schonfeld_htm.htm 

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EVERGREEN MEMORIAL PARK, LEAMINGTON

http://ocfa.islandnet.com/ocfa-search.php 

• 014069-25 (Lincoln Co.) John David MATHIES, 21, farmer, Schoenfeld S. Russia, Vineland, s/o David MATHIES & Margaret BAERG, married Sara PETERS, 20, housekeeper, Schoenfeld Russia, Vineland, d/o (father deceased) & Helen PEASCHKE, witn: David & Anna MATHIES of Vineland, 15 November 1925 at Vineland - http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/linc1925.htm - Lincoln Co., 1925.

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• 1949 ... Susana Mathies Enns: stepmother of Abram J Mathies, died September 13 at 84 years. - Memoriam Mennonite deaths in Essex and Kent Counties, 1925-1950, Basic information below from Mennonite Brethren and United Mennonite - http://ekmha.ca/in_memoriam.htm

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• My mother was Margaret Dick and father Abram J. Mathies. They arrived in Quebec, Canada with two little girls and a (Dick) brother in July, 1924.

My father's stepmother Susanna (nee Wiens) Mathies married Mr. D. P. Enns and I think they lived in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan until he died. She then moved to be nearer her relatives in Essex County, Ontario.

Happy hunting, L. Ross lross@mnsi.net  - http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MENNO-ROOTS/2005-12/1134955523

• "Also, for your information, in the old Mennonite records I usually enter a person's father's name as their second name. I heard it was tradition to do that. Your Mom used to call herself Annie Abramovich Mathies .." - Louise (Mathies) Ross to Eric Krause, Email dated October 6, 2011

GENEALOGY / LINEAGE

SOME SOURCES FOR THE GENEALOGY BELOW

• Genealogy of Aron Martens, 1754-1977, compiled for Ernest J. Klassen by K. Peters, Winnipeg (Winnipeg, July 1, 1977)

• Ernest J. Dick, Courage, Courage, The Lord Will Help, The Family History of Johann P. Dück and Descendants from Schönfeld, Southern Russia (Leamington, John H. Dick, 1990)

• Annie Krause

• Louise Ross

• Abram Mathies was born in 1797 and died 1860 in Pordenau, Molotschna, Russia. He was a wheat dealer.

• The Mathies' [name] had 2 Ts until they reached Canada. Sister Margaret [Toews] remembers a family plate with a gold rim and the name MATTHIAS.

[Source: Louise Ross (Mathies)]

Abram/Abraham Matthies, 
(January 04, 1797 - April 10, 1860)
West Prussia Province, PRUSSIA - Pordenau, Molotschna, South RUSSIA

• 1. Abraham Matthies b, January 04, 1797 West Prussia d. April 10, 1860

Married November 12, 1817
Anna Braun b. September 23, 1797 West Prussia d. June 11, 1863

David Matthies
(December 24, 1826 - July 26, 1907)
Pordenau, Molotschna, South RUSSIA - Schönfeld (Brasol), Molotschna, South RUSSIA

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• 2. David Matthies b. December 24, 1826 Pordenau, Molotschna d. July 26, 1907

Married October 24, 1850 Altonau [Molotschna], Russia
Elisabeth Klassen b. June 20, 1829 d. August 27, 1901

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Johann David Matthies
(May 5, 1859 - August, 1913)
Alexanderkrone, Molotschna, South RUSSIA- Ukraine

• 3. Johann Matthies b. May 05, 1859 d. August, 1913

Married December 09, 1882 Schönfeld, Russia
Helena Baerg b. August 30, 1858 d. February 01, 1900

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Abram J. Mathies
(February 14, 1893 - June 21, 1974)
Schönbrunn [Schönfeld], South RUSSIA - Leamington, Ontario, CANADA

• 4. Abram J. Mathies b. February 14, 1893 Schönbrunn, District Schönfeld- [District] Alexandrovsk, Province Ekatherinoslavsk, Russia d. June 21, 1974

Married May 29, 1919 (difference because of the calendars 13 days)
Margareta Dück b. April 06, 1897 Schönbrunn, District Schönfeld - [District] Alexandrovsk, Province Ekatherinoslavsk Russia d. May 10, 1986

[Notes of Louise Ross (Mathies)]

• Name: Abram J. MATTHIES
  Given Name: Abram J.
  Surname: Matthies
  Sex: M
  Birth: 1893
  Death: 1974 in Leamington, ON, Canada
  Sources:
  Abbrev: der Bote
  Title: der Bote
  Page: 23 Jul 1974, p7
  Quality: 3

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=menno_obituaries&id=I20759 -
Canadian Mennonite, der Bote, Altona/Red River Echo, Mennonite Brethren Herald and Mennonitische Rundschau Obituaries

ADDITIONAL MATHIES GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES

MATHIES: IN SOUTH RUSSIA

• Memoirs of Mrs A. J. Mathies (Margaret Dick)
      

• Memoirs of David Matthies (b. December 24, 1826 Pordenau, Molotschna d. July 26, 1907) (Translated)  
   

• Rememberances Out of Russia, Johann J. Mathies, Vineland, Ontario, 1965 (Brother of A. J. Mathies) - Interviewed by Annie Krause
   

• 1835 Molotschna Census List
   

• 1847 Molotschna Colony Voters List
   

• Home of Margaret Mathies (nee Dick)
   

MATHIES: SOUTH RUSSIA TO CANADA

• Mathies Russia to Canada

MATHIES: IN CANADA

• Golden Anniversary (1969) of  Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mathies by Annie Krause
    

• Letter of April 21, 1989 by Annie Krause
    

• The Memoirs of Annie Krause (Annie Mathies)
    

• According to Louise (A.J. Mathies) Ross, "mother used to use a home-made rubbing oil for rheumatism and arthritis which they called "AlpenKrauter."  That translates into weeds from the alps.  Wish I had asked for the recipe."
   

• Mathies Naturalization Papers  (1915-1932)
   

• Cup and Saucer Donation - Annie Krause

• Mathies in Canada
   

• Annie Mathies Personal Chronology

MATHIES: GENEALOGY

• Descendants of Abraham Matthies - Detailed
   

• Abram J. Mathies and Margarethe/Margaret/ Margareta Dück Family
   

• Suzanna Matthies (May 16, 1836-January 03, 1922), sister of David Matthies (December 24, 1826-July 26, 1907)
   

• Helen Janzen (who married a Goslin [in Canada] - Daughter of Mariechen (Mathies) Janzen (Tante Mariechen), sister of Abram J. Mathies (February 14, 1893-June 21, 1974) and presently in the Leamington Mennonite Home) had a letter in her possession written in the old German script and translated by Helen (Koop) Johnson (Saskatchewan), cousin of Louise (Mathies) Ross who sent the copy reproduced below:

• 1931-03-09: Liese Mathies and Abram Tiessen letter from Memrik

  • Note from Louise (Mathies) Ross: "The letter must be from Tante Mariechen and my Dad's sister Liese, written by her husband Abram Tiessen [living in Memrik]. They never came to Canada and someone sent Dad a picture of Liese in her coffin when she died in Russia (December 9, 2010)

  • The Memrik Mennonite Settlement existed in Bachmut district, Ekaterinoskv province [Ekaterinoslav province] (Dnipropetrovsk), Russia (Ukraine), and was founded in 1885 on the Volshya River - http://www.gameo.org/encyclopedia/contents/M46040.html

• Helen Janzen married to a Goslin, daughter of Maria Mathies and Peter Janzen
   

• John D Mathies (son of David Mathies, brother of Abram J. Mathies) and Hilda Schultz

MATHIES: PHOTO ALBUMS

• Mathies Photo Album

MATHIES: FURTHER RESEARCH

• Mathies Further Research - Ocean Arrivals (Form 30A), 1919-1924, etc.
   

• Mathies Further Research: Possible Updates for Ancestors of Abram/Abraham Matthies - January 04, 1797 - April 10, 1860 (Married to Anna Braun - September 23, 1797 - June 11, 1863)