Person:Jacob Fehr (4)

Watchers
Jacob Albert Fehr
m. 30 Nov 1909
  1. John P. Fehr1910 - 1966
  2. Mary Fehr1912 - 2005
  3. Helena Fehr1914 - 1993
  4. David J. Fehr1916 - 2003
  5. Jacob Albert Fehr1917 - 2001
  6. Anne Fehr1920 - 2015
  7. Katherine Fehr1922 - 2007
  8. Peter P. Fehr1924 - 2010
  9. Cornelius Peter Fehr1925 - 1964
  10. Isaac Fehr1926 - 1985
  11. Heinrich Fehr1931 - 2015
m. 11 Sep 1948
  1. Anne Elizabeth Fehr1953 - 2018
  2. David John Fehr1956 - 1989
  • HJacob Albert Fehr1917 - 2001
  • WFrances Snow1917 - 1984
m. 17 Sep 1977
m. 5 Aug 1989
Facts and Events
Name Jacob Albert Fehr
Alt Name Jake _____
Gender Male
Birth[1] 9 Dec 1917 Schoenau, West Reserve, Manitoba, Canada
Education[3] From 1936 to 1939 Gretna, Manitoba, CanadaMennonite Collegiate Institute
Baptism[2] 12 May 1940 Manitoba, CanadaKirchensiegel der Rudnerweider Mennoniten
Marriage 11 Sep 1948 Calgary, Alberta, CanadaWesley United Church
to Florence Ona Stewart
Graduation[2] 1949 Winnipeg, Manitoba, CanadaUniversity of Manitoba
Occupation[2] From 1949 to 1954 Altona, Manitoba, Canadaagrologist
Occupation[2] From 1955 to 1958 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canadaagrologist at Saskatchewan Federated Wholesale
Marriage 17 Sep 1977 Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaKnox-Met United Church
to Frances Snow
Marriage 5 Aug 1989 Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaWesley United Church
to Ora Borthwick
Death[2] 24 Aug 2001 Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaRegina General Hospital
Burial[2] 6 Oct 2001 Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaRegina Memorial Gardens
References
  1. Family records
    I REMEMBER - a reminiscence written for a family book.

    'I am Jacob Fehr, born in 1917, the 5th child of Jacob and Helena Fehr, in the Mennonite school district of Schoenau, 5 miles north west of Altona, Manitoba. ... Our farm home was located on the east half of Sec. 23 Range 2 Township 2 WPM [west of the prime meridian], which places it about 10 miles north of the U.S. border and about 16 miles west of the Red River.'

  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Family records.
  3. Family records
    mini auto-biography, page 5.

    'At age 17 a ruptured appendix, requiring a couple of operations, 9 days apart, and a month in the Morden hospital, changed my life. ...

    Father was convinced that God had saved me from death for some good reason, but probably not for the hard physical work of farming. So it was arranged that I would live at grandparents [Peters] place the following year where aunt Katherine [Peters], who took a year off from her teaching job, arranged for me to take Gr.9 by correspondence under her supervision. During the next 3 years I completed Grs. X and XI at the Mennonite Collegiate Institute, a residential high school at Gretna, Man., and Gr. XII at the Altona High School in 1940. During the summers I worked on the farm.'