[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Family names question - Daniel Becker

[Wilbert and Marilyn Roth]

More clues:  USGenWeb > ND > Emmons Co., Census of 1910, File 46 - 13A, Lines 39 - 44, Winchester School District:
PRESZLER, Fred, 30, m. 6 y., b. SD, & family, hired girl Rosella SCHENKENBERGER, 12, b. SD.   
Carl BECKER, 40, b. Russia, & family were only a few houses away.  

Temvick Cem., Twp. 133 - 76, Section 5, SCHENKENBERGER
Philip (1859 - 1941); wife (1865 - 1931)
Edwin (1899 - 1972)
Hugo (1901 - 1960)
Clara (1902 - 1968)

Emmons Co., ND, 1920, 28 Jan. 1920, Danbury Twp., 134 - 76, SCHENKENBERGER, Philip 60, Margarita 51, Rosella 22, Philip 20, Hugo 18, Lis 12, Emil 10,  Margarita, [3?] Parents German, b. Odessa, Russia, ch. b. South Dakota except Margarita, North Dakota.
Emmons Co., ND, Danbury Twp., 1930, also on USGenWeb.   SCHENKENBERGER
Elvin 1900, Clara 1902, Vera 1926, 
Philip 1859, Margareta 1866, Margaret 1917, b. ND  [Something doesn't fit.  Margareta would not be likely to have a dau. at age 48 - 52--cemetery says b. 1865. ]  
Otto 1894, Louise 1898, Margaret 1921, Irene 1922, Calvin 1924, Lillian 1926, Luanne 1927, Emil 1910.  
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We'll look forward to seeing what you find when the records arrive.  

Marilyn  

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Donne, Alexsana" <ADonne at sara.com>
To: <ger-poland-volhynia at eclipse.sggee.org>
Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2006 6:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Family names question - Daniel Becker


> Rose:
> 
> Thanks for more information.  I haven't find Daniel or Rosella's marriage yet.  I've tried North and South Dakota records.  I was going to try mailing the records office in California since my aunt and dad were born there in 1924 and1926. I will also mail Oregon records for Daniel's death certificate.
> 
> My mom remembers that my dad said his grandfather lived with them at one point and Wilhelm sounded familiar. Ths would have been in the mid -30's. There is a Wilhlem and Caroline in Eugene Oregon in the 1930 census with younger children and the age for Caroline is right. 
> 
> I went for the Black Sea German book as my grandmother's parents lived in the areas of South/North Dakota associated with names I found for immigrants from the Black Sea area.  We know so little about my dad's side of the family that I'm trying to cover all bases  as a starting point.
> 
> Any suggestions for a newbie on how to tackle so many sources of information and potential relatives?
> 
> Lexi
> 
> ________________________________
> 
> From: ger-poland-volhynia-bounces at eclipse.sggee.org on behalf of Rose Ingram
> 
> 
> 
> Lexi
> 
> The place on the draft registration card seems to be Novin, Wolilien,
> Russia - probably as misspelling of Wolhynia.  - This is not in the Black
> Sea area.
> 
> On the 1909 Ellis Island manifest Caroline is 37 years and 'left behind' her
> brother Gottlieb Zottermann (or something like that) in Germany.
> 
> I appears Caroline Becker and family were meeting up with her husband
> Wilhelm Becker in Eugene, Oregon.  It also appears they were travelling with
> a friend of the family, Gottlieb Gerth, going to the same place.
> 
>>From this bit of information I would say the father is Wilhelm Becker and
> mother is Caroline Zottermann?
> Do you have the marriage records between Daniel and Rosella - his parents
> names maybe records on it, or in the orginal church records.  This woulld
> confirm the parents names.  Do you have the death record of Daniel as
> registered - this may also give his parents names and confirm the link.
> 
> Rose Ingram.
> 
> 
> 
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