Our congregation's deaconess, Waltraud Ristau, received this today. Perhaps you could help this family out. Please contact Maria Patzer at: maria.patzer@online.de for copies of the early photos taken in Canada before World War I. Horst Gutsche > From: "Maria Patzer" <maria.patzer@online.de> > To: ahsgr@ahsgr.org, gizzmo5150@yahoo.com, "eric pfaffenroth" <eric.pfaffenroth@comcast.net>, uwillnvmoo@aol.com, "brad jones" <brad.jones@bljis.com> > Cc: wr7642@telus.net > Sent: Thursday, April 3, 2014 12:19:17 PM > Subject: WG: Family Pfaffenroth > > > Hallo, > > my mother's family are also Pfaffenroths. Her parents, Willi Pfaffenroth > (born 05.09.1906) and his wife, Maria Weigand, were born in the Jagodnaja > Poljana. In 1941, they lived in Moskalenki by Omsk in Siberia and had > relatives in Korneewka near Moskalenki in Russia. > > The Pfaffenroth grandparents, Heinrich (Russian Andrej, 1880-1917 -his > father's name was Johann) and his wife Maria (maiden name also Pfaffenroth, > 1882-23.06.1953; her father Philipp) , married in 1901. > > A sister from this family, Mariles (probably Maria-Elisabeth Pfaffenroth, > ca. 1885-1906) emigrated to Canada. The name of her husband is unkown. In > the photo Pfaffenroth Mariles, her son Philipp, daughter Mathilde, second > daughter ?, husband? The photo is from aproximately 1910. On the other > photos are all Pfaffenroths. We are looking for relatives of this > Pfaffenroth family, descendents who emigrated to Canada. Are you aware of > anything? > > Grüße Maria Patzer > Deutschland > >