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Wilma Ubben was born on 15 July 1923, at, .¹
Wilma Ubben married Leroy Alfred Bjorklund, son of Alfred Bjorklund and Alma L. Lindstrom, on 25 July 1947, at Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN.¹
As of 25 July 1947,her married name was Bjorklund.¹

     
Virginia Ruth Rogers was born on 15 October 1915.¹
Virginia Ruth Rogers married Buford Herbert Bjorklund, son of Alfred Bjorklund and Alma L. Lindstrom, on 24 December 1940.¹
As of 24 December 1940,her married name was Bjorklund.¹

Virginia Ruth Rogers died on 13 January 1987.¹

     
Hilmer E. Norquist married Esther Josephine Bjorklund, daughter of Olaf "Olsson" Bjorklund and Johanna Anderson.
Hilmer E. Norquist was born on 21 January 1891.¹
Hilmer E. Norquist died in April 1972, at Los Angeles, CA.¹

     
Hildona Stenger married Leroy Simon (Robinnet) Bjorklund, son of Olaf "Olsson" Bjorklund and Johanna Anderson.
Hildona Stenger died in 1926.

     
Donna Lee Robinnet was born in 1924. She was the daughter of Leroy Simon (Robinnet) Bjorklund and Hildona Stenger.
Donna Lee Robinnet died in 2000, at California.¹

     Melvina Mae "Cookie" Redfield is the daughter of Jack Redfield.

     
Dale Essopenko was born on 26 August 1954, at, .¹
Dale Essopenko died on 9 January 2009, at, . DALE ESOPENKO

DALE ESOPENKO Dale Eso Esopenko passed suddenly on January 9th, 2009 in the company of his closest friends. Left to mourn him are: his daughter Bailey, who is the light of his life, and her mother Kim. His mother Irma, his brother Wayne, JH, Bea and his aunt Sandi, along with numerous other relatives and friends. Dale was raised in Yorkton, Saskatchewan where at a very early age he found his love for golf. As a young man he was also involved in many other hobbies such as hockey, and being a JR reporter which took him to San Diego. There he met Mr. Norrie West who became a mentor, and sparked his interest in supporting and encouraging the development of junior golf. Golf became Dale's profession which lead to him becoming the youngest man to be named president of the Manitoba Golf Association. He was also very involved with many tournaments, fundraisers, and pro ams where he enjoyed playing with his friends and colleagues Dale became the youngest head pro at the Assiniboine Golf Course where he remained for over thirty years. He loved planning his famous Dale Esopenko Golf Holidays where he met and travelled with many people that soon became close friends. During his years at the club he was supported and loved by far too many people to mention. Everyone that he met instantly fell in love with his genuine and outgoing personality. Although the club was his home away from home he also had a passion for fishing. He shared this passion with one of his closest friends Stu McKay. If you couldn't find Dale at the course you knew he would be out on The Red with his fishin' pal Stu. Dale struggled with his health for many years, but no matter what he always had the help and support of his friends and family. A special thank you to those who were at the hospital to support his daughter during this difficult time. Along with a very special thanks to Gord Tumilson who was always there for Dale and his family. You are on the wings of the angels now Dale, may you find some comfort there. The funeral service will be held at the Westwood Community Church, 401 Westwood Drive, on Wednesday, January 21st at 1:00 p.m. Chapel Lawn 885-9715.²

     Bailey Essopenko is the daughter of Dale Essopenko and Kim Nordin.

     Tonya Roberts is the daughter of Charles "Peppy" Roberts and Sharon Boissoneault.

     Jonathan Conway is the son of David Conway.

     Jacqualine Conway is the daughter of David Conway.

     Jordan Conway is the son of David Conway.

     
Robert Hamilton Roll C-4651 Perth Military records lists:
page 18: Second Half of Film:
25 Dec. 1822: Robert Hamilton Emigrant, Bathurst Twp., Cons. 10, NE 1/2 lot 3, 100 ac. came 16 Feb. 1820.

In a letter to Peter Robinson, dated 24 Oct. 1824, a Major G. Hillier of Gov. House, York, U.C. tells Peter of riots that took place amoung the Perth settler that year. Four persons were sentenced to 2 months imprisonment and a fine of 10 L each for thier part. The Judge, W. Justice Campbell claims that the action should restore tranquillity between the new settlers and the old established settlers. The real cause was no given, but it implies that the people involved were poor Irish settlers vs richer old military settlers.

The Plantation of Ulster in the beginning of the seventeenth century, by English and Scottish settlers under government direction, did not include the counties of Antrim and Down. Down had been planted somewhat earlier by the private enterprise of two hard-headed Scots, Montgomery and Hamilton; and the McDonnells of Antrim, though Catholics themselves, had no scruples about importing Scottish Presbyterians to develop their lands. Consequently, by the middle of the seventeenth century there was a considerable Scottish population in the north-east corner of Ulster. This continued to be augmented by a stream of religious refugees from Scotland, Presbyterian extremists for the most part who, for one reason or another, found themselves subjected in their own country to disciplinary measures which they were anxious to avoid. Covenanters, Burghers, Anti-burghers, Seceders – people who did not understand the meaning of compromise – sailed from the coasts of Cantyre and Ayr to the harbours of Antrim, the route from time immemorial of a two-way traffic between shores that are seldom out of sight. [It is said that 50,000 Scots came to Ulster in the years following 1690. (9)] Here, in the Antrim hinterland they settled, pursuing their independent courses unmolested. Through time some became integrated in the general Presbyterian community, others maintained their separateness with the tenacity of the persecuted, and all of them acted as a stimulus to an independence of mind that already existed.

Bathurst Courier & Perth Courier:
Abstract of births, deaths & marriages by Louisa Hope Vol. 1 Index & abstracts 1834-1869 LDS US/CAN Book Area 971.382/P1 V2h

Cemeteries:
Brooke, Campbell, Fagan Lake (S. Sherbrooke), McVeigh (Bathurst) - rough copy - Highland Heritage/Glengarry GS
LDS      US/CAN Film Area 1598267 item 20
     US/CAN Q Area 971.382 V3r


Timeline for Perth Settlement.
1815 Lord Bathurst's proclamation announcing British government's intention to help emigrants populate Upper Canada was published in Edinburgh
1815 First of Scottish settlers arrive in Brockville bound for Lanark Co.
1815-1816 Surveyed Bathurst, Drummond & Beckwith Twps
March 26, 1816 A road was completed from Port Elmsley to Perth where the government storehouse was planned
April 1816 First of Scottish settlers arrive in Lanark Co. from Brockville
June 1816 Arrival of military settlers in Lanark Co.


Robert Hamilton:      Born Ire Living Con 11 Lot 3: Year arrived 1823; No.Born Ire. 3 No.Born Ont. 2 No. in Household 5

A William Hamilton came on ship Harriot to Bathurst, lot 22, cons 9
from Geo. Fowler location of settlers after 1 july 1816.
Robert Hamilton was born circa 1782, at County Armagh (Lyle from a tombstone)(1790 IGI).
Robert Hamilton died in 1815.
Robert Hamilton married Maria Elliott in 1820, at Elphin Dioc, Ireland.

     Edwin "Edward" Adalbert Krienke is the son of Emil Max Daniel Krienke and Amelia A. "Wolff" Wolfe.

     
George Carl Daniel Krienke was born on 1 February 1892, at Bellingham, Wash., USA. ; SS Death index has 1st Feb.^1,2 He was the son of Emil Max Daniel Krienke.

George Carl Daniel Krienke filed for homestead(s) circa 1912 in at, ,
1) SE 32 19 28 W3 Part Section Township Range Meridian
Reference:Liber: 783 Folio: 347 File reel number: C-6564

2) SW 32 19 28 W3 Part Section Township Range Meridian
Reference:Liber: 690 Folio: 467 File reel number: C-6487.³
He was Census Ref on 12 April 1930 at Enumerator Conrad E. Rieband, Blaine City, ward 2, Whatcom, MA; Krienke, George C., age 38 mar. 23 years, b: Washington, parents Posen, manages garage earned $7500 last year
Krienke, Carolina, age 38 mar. 23 years, b: Lemberg in Audtria as were parents, came 1922
Krienke, Violet, age 14, b: Can. (a Cit.), father Washington, mother Austrian Lemburg,
Krienke,Norma, age 12, b: Can. (a Cit.), father Washington, mother Austrian Lemburg,
Krienke,Ella, age 10, b: Can. (a Cit.), father Washington, mother Austrian Lemburg.⁴
George Carl Daniel Krienke died on 10 April 1972, at Custer, Whatcom, Wash., USA. Birth Date: 1 Feb 1892
Death Date: Apr 1972
Social Security Number: 534-30-4195
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Washington
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 98240
Localities: Custer, Whatcom, Washington.¹

     Walter Longhurst is the son of Walter Longhurst.

     
Henrietta Karnath Patrick Eichmann - Oct 3, 2001
I have a daughter Louisa, b abt 1876 showing up in the census records. Apparently her mother is not Henrietta. Census says her mother was born in Wisconsin and lists Henrietta born in Prussia.

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Henrietta Karnath was born on 14 January 1850, at, West Prussia, Preussen. At From marriage record, no village stated.¹ She was the daughter of Ferdinand David Karnath and Eva Henriette Eichmann.
As of 29 November 1874,her married name was Koch.¹

Henrietta Karnath married Heinrich "Henry" Koch, son of Johann Koch and Louise Jaesch, on 29 November 1874, at St. Paul's Luthern Church, Newton Twp., Marquette, Wis.. Heinrich Koch geb. 17 Dec. 1843 in Hinkenhagen, Germany, sohn Johann Koch und Louise geb. Jaesch, settler in Germania mit Henriette Karnath tochter Ferdinand Karnath und Henriette geb Eichmann, geb 14 Jan 1850 in Westpruessen (Germany) married on 29 Nov. 1874 in Twp. Newton.
Wit: Friedrich Fierke und Georg Kneislser.¹

     
Auguste Elisabeth Karnath was born on 21 March 1851, at Malhin, , Pomerania, Prussia. At #17 at 2:00 am and bap. 18 May; She stated in the church records her birth was 21 May 1850, but I assume the birth record to be correct.
Record states:
Father Ferdiand Karnath, Eigenthümer, day labourer, and mother Henriette geb Eichman, daughter born ein und zwanzig Marz, 21 March.
GP: Frau Elisabeth Hintz of Rambeltsch, Ackermann Otto Pyrczewisinoki from Semolin, Schahlranister (posibbly Schuh so some form of shoemaker) Klose from Hohenstein, Henriette demandowska.
Photo 25 Mar 09.

Malin, Polish today Malewo, Kreis Stuhm, Westpreussen.
This village/town is located 3.9 km and 318 degrees from Schroop, which is known today as Szropy.^1,2 She was the daughter of Ferdinand David Karnath and Eva Henriette Eichmann.
As of 20 May 1872,her married name was Knießsler.³

Auguste Elisabeth Karnath married Georg Nicolaus Christian Knießsler, son of Christian Kneisler and Anna Christina Peterson, on 20 May 1872, at Newton Twp., Marquette Co., WI. Georg Nicolaus Christian Kneisler aus Twp. Richford, son of Christian K. und Anna Christina Petersen, geb in Schleswig-Holstein, married Auguste Elizabeth Karnath (#7098), aus Twp. Newton, tochter des Ferdinand K. (#7097) und Eva Henriette geb Eichmann (#6747), geboren zu Malin, Preussen, 21 March 1850 ??? 20 May 1872.
Wit: Fr. Wachholz unf Fr. Chewnitz.^3,1