_John ALBRECHT _______+
| (1791 - ....) m 1846
_Andreas ALBRECHT _________|
| (1847 - 1924) m 1873 |
| |_Katherine HEITINGER _
| (1820 - 1889) m 1846
|
|--BERNHAND ALBRECHT
| (1892 - ....)
| _John KAUFMAN ________+
| | (1822 - 1878) m 1843
|_Frances (Froni) KAUFMANN _|
(1852 - 1922) m 1873 |
|_Anna KREHBIEL _______+
(1823 - 1909) m 1843
[61] DIED AS INFANT
_____________________
|
_William ANDERSON ___|
| (1816 - 1879) |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--John T. ANDERSON
| (1845 - 1892)
| _ THOMPSON __________
| |
|_Mary THOMPSON ______|
(1818 - 1866) |
|_____________________
[4]
BORN ON BOARD SHIP ON WAY TO CANADA BROTHER SAM WAS 2 YEARS OLD WHEN
FAMILY LEFT IRELAND MARRIED ELIZA ARMSTRONG 1849, ONTARIO CANADA ALL
CHILDREN WERE BORN IN WEST MEATH, ONTARIO, CANADA 11th CHILD WAS: JAMES -
B. JUL 22 1882; D. JUNE 1974 - HAD 12 CHILDREN, MARRIED MABEL HICKS;
GLADYS ANDERSON, WHEN UNCLE JIM WITH HER HUSBAND MILTON, MADE JIM
LAUGH WHEN SHE SAID AT BREAKFAST, "UCLE JIM AND AUNTY MABEL FAINTED
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE, CHILDREN LET THIS BE A WARNING, NEVER DO IT
IN THE MORNING!" JAMES WAS A TALL, HEAVY SET MAN WITH A HEARTY SENSE
OF HUMOR
JOHN T. MARRIED 2ND WIFE, ANNIE, B. 1859 IN QUEBEC 12th CHILD ELIZABETH,
B. 1888 13th CHILD GEORGE, B. 1890
additional family information - Francis Siemmens a[t 103, 175 algonguin
road W. Lethbridge Alberta T1K5L6 (ph: 403 381-2234)
_Peter KAUFMAN ______+
| (1770 - ....) m 1791
_Jacob KAUFMAN ______|
| (1800 - 1873) |
| |_Elizabeth GRABER ___+
| (1773 - ....) m 1791
|
|--Andrew KAUFMAN
| (1853 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Maria UNRUH ________|
(.... - 1862) |
|_____________________
[200]
Son of Jacob and Maria Magdalena (Un ruh) Kaufman; 9th son of Jacob.
The following is excerpted from Peter and Elizabeth Kaufman Family Record
P 764-5: Little is known about Andrew Kaufman. His niece Lydia Kkaufman
Goering wrote the following: "When Dad (Daniel Kkaufman) was living alone
in his early years experiencing the trials and hardships of pioneer life,
his brother Andrew came over one day. When he saw how hard Dad worked, he
said that he would not slave like that, he would go aaw3ay and not come
back till he could make them all rich. Years later, Dad heard that Andrew
had done somethingt worth of a prison sentence, so he went to the prison
at Leavenworth and received permission to stand with the wardens as the
p-risoners marched to the table to eat. But he did not find his brother.
I don't think Dad ever forgot him, as many years later, he often told me
when I went for the mail that I sould bring him a letter from his brother,
but no letter ever came."
_Jacob SENNER _______
| (1803 - ....)
_ SENNER ____________|
| (1863 - ....) |
| |_Barbara ____________
|
|
|--Barbara SENNER
|
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
__
|
_Wilhelm SENNER (SEHNER) _|
| (1812 - 1893) |
| |__
|
|
|--Elizabeth SENNER
| (1847 - 1893)
| __
| |
|_FREDERICKA HEITINGER ____|
(1817 - 1895) |
|__
[70] MARRIED JOHN SCHWARTZ
[175]
The Heidinger family of Falkenstein, Galicia, descended from Johann and
Barabara. Perhaps this couple had a son that married a Mennonite girl.