Person:David Martens (1)

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David Martens
d.8 Aug 1880 Manitoba, Canada
m. Jun 1801
  1. Heinrich MartensAbt 1802 -
  2. Maria MartensAbt 1803 -
  3. Gerhard MartensAbt 1805 -
  4. Magdalena MartensAbt 1808 - 1809
  5. Helena Martens1809 - 1866
  6. Paul MartensAbt 1810 -
  7. Johann Martens1811 - 1901
  8. Kornelius Martens1813 -
  9. Wilhelm MartensAbt 1815 -
  10. David Martens1820 - 1880
m. Est 1841
Facts and Events
Name David Martens
Gender Male
Birth[1] 11 Feb 1820 Neuendorf, Chortitza Colony, South Russia
Marriage Est 1841 Chortitza Colony, South Russiato Katharina Derksen
Immigration[3] 1 Jul 1875 Canadaon ship S.S. Moravian
Residence 1880 Schoenfeld, West Reserve, Manitoba, Canadawith Katharina Derksen
Death[2] 8 Aug 1880 Manitoba, Canada
References
  1. Annotated Listing of the 1880 West Reserve Census, in Dyck, John; William Harms; and Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society. 1880 village census of the Mennonite West Reserve, Manitoba, Canada. (Winnipeg, Manitoba: Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society, c1998)
    pages 263-64.

    Schoenfeld #15
    David Martens, born 1820 Feb 11
    Catharina Doerksen, born 1820 Sep 21
    Homestead - NW-18-3-4W
    Ship: Moravian Jul 1875
    'Comments: From Neuendorf, Khortitsa. ... After David died Catharina moved to Hague.'

  2. David Martens #228667, in California Mennonite Historical Society. GRANDMA: Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry.

    Death: 8 Aug 1880, Manitoba (citing a family record)

  3. S. S. Moravian No. 25 #2865, in John Dyck, editor, "Quebec Passenger Lists", published in Bergthal Gemeinde Buch (Steinbach, MB: The Hanover-S
    BGB page 283.

    'S. S. Moravian No. 25 arrived in Quebec on July 1, 1875'
    'Dd [David] Martens 55 labourer; Cath [Catharina] 54 wife; Maria 24 spinster; Hannah [Heinrich] 20 labourer; Johan 18 labourer; Eliz 16 spinster; Franz 14 labourer; Jacob 11 [12] child. Comments: Schoenfeld/WR.'

    The editors compared Quebec Passenger Lists to Hamburg, Germany Passenger Lists, and where the information was different, included the Hamburg information in square brackets [ ]. Schoenfeld/WR refers to a village in the Mennonite West Reserve of Manitoba, Canada.