[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Dreger Mysteries

[Ed Sonnenburg]

I have relatives from Volhynia with the name Traeger.
That name has the same pronunciation as Dreger except
that it starts with  a T.  Maybe that will help someone.

Ed


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Karl Lenz" <k.j.lenz at sasktel.net>
To: <ger-poland-volhynia at eclipse.sggee.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 1:06 PM
Subject: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Dreger Mysteries


Hi Delores,

The Yellow Grass Dreger family belongs to a Dreger Family that first settled
to the Lemberg/Neudorf area of Saskatchewan and then all but Wilhelm moved
to Lang, Saskatchewan.  The family is listed as follows in the Lang History
Book (Lang Syne):

Johann Dreger (*1847), m. to Julianna Pidt (Ped) (* 1852) - to Canada in May
1899
> Children:
>> Wilhelm Dreger (*1873), m. Otillia Weber (my Weber family)
>> Gottlieb Dreger (* 1875), m. Anna Schmidt
>> Florentine Dreger (*1877 Trubitz (Tregubicy?, Volhynia), Russia), m.
August
>> Dreger (* 1877 Janufka, Poland) - the write-up notes that Florentine &
August
>> were not related
>> Samuel Dreger (*1880), m. Amelia Jedel
>> Gustav Dreger (*1883), m. Ottilia Waldbauer (Yellow Grass Dregers)
>> Ludwig Dreger (* 1887), m. Florence Jedel
>> Julianna Dreger (*1891), m. Gustav Weber (my Weber family)
>> Emmaline Dreger (*1896), m. Rudolph Weber (my Weber family)
>>
>From what I can tell this Dreger family doesn¹t seem to be tied in with
your
family.

Karl

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