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Dorothea Krienke was born on 9 October 1796, at Radczicz, , Posen, Prussia. At Bap. 16 October; Father Erdmann is an Ackersmann and mother is Dorothea Depke.
GP: Christoph Krincke, Ackersmann, Fraü Christina Brandtn geb Zempeln, jüngfer Eva Rosina Tabbatin.¹ She was the daughter of Erdmann Krienke and Dorothea Depke.
Dorothea Krienke died on 19 February 1801, at Radczicz, , Posen, Prussia. #30 for FHC #245521, Krienke     **Dorothea, daughter of Edrmann, died Radzicz 19 Feb 1801 at age 3y, 5m,-. Close agreement to birth.²

     
Fredrick "Fred" Milton Paul was born on 7 January 1903, at Brockville, ON.
Fredrick "Fred" Milton Paul married Eva Margaret Warren, daughter of William "Will" Benjamin Warren and Sarah "Sadie" Ann Green, on 8 February 1930, at Ogdensburg, N.Y., USA.
Fredrick "Fred" Milton Paul died on 5 March 1987, at Brockville, ON.

     
Maria Krienke was born on 1 July 1793, at Radczicz, , Posen, Prussia. At #54F, Bap. 8 July; Father Stephan Krincke is an Ackermann and mother is Maria Erdmannin.
GP: Christoph Krincke, Ackermann, Frau Maria Krinckin geb Bergmannin.¹ She was the daughter of Stephan "Stephanus" Krienke and Maria Elisabeth Erdmann.
Maria Krienke died on 15 February 1807, at at age 13j 8m, Radczicz, , Posen, Prussia.²

     William Warren is the son of Benjamin Warren and (?) Catherine.

     Catherine Warren is the daughter of William Warren.

     
Anne Hollingsworth was born in 1796, at, Wexford, , 1861 census only Ireland). At Bap. 1797; #1 Christening: 9 Aug 1801
Ballycanew, Wexford, Ireland
Parents: Father: Samuel HOLLINGSWORTH and Mother: Anne EARL (only patron sheets)

#2 Christening: 1797
Ballycanew, Wexford, Ireland
Parents: Father: Nicholas Hollingsworth, Mother Mary Rathwell or Rothwell (only patron sheets)

#3 Marriage: 9 April 1815, Ferns, Wexford to Thomas Rowsom (only patron sheets)
#4 Marriage: 15 Jan 1817, Ballycanew, Wexford to William Warren (only patron sheets)

If combination #1 and #3 then Anne would be 14 when she was married (pretty young) but a possibility.
Therefore I have chosen combination # 1 and #4 for our Anne, married at age 16.
Leaving combination #2 and #3 married at age 18 for the other Anne.

There was also a Thomas Hollingsworth in Younge Twp., 1842 see page 33 roll M5908.

1871, front Escott, leeds Co.
#C10,001, page 69 there is a Daniel Hollingsworth, born Ireland. CE.¹ She was the daughter of Nicholas James Hollingsworth and Mary Rothwell.
As of 15 January 1817,her married name was Warren.²

Anne Hollingsworth was in at, Leeds, , on the 1851 census in on 12 January 1852
William, age 64, B: 1788, Ire. CE for all
Ann, age 65, B: 1787, Ire.
Benjamin, age 26, B: 1826, Ire.
William, age 23, B: 1829, Ire.
Mary Ann, age 20, B: 1832, Ire.
John Thomas, age 17, B: 1835, Ire.³

     
Frederick "Fred" Sprenger Raymond says Fred stayed in the states and did not become a Canadian until 1944. But he did live in Canada a but not Sask. He worked at one time for the Fort Frances Brewery.
Frederick "Fred" Sprenger died, at Buried, International Falls, MN.¹
Frederick "Fred" Sprenger was born in July 1887. He was the son of Herman Frederick Sprenger and Johanna Maria Caroline Haach.

     Albert Sprenger is the son of Herman Frederick Sprenger and Johanna Maria Caroline Haach.

     
Henry Herman Sprenger was born on 7 April 1900, at Aurora, Kane, Illinois. At Obituary has 6 April 1900.¹ He was the son of Herman Frederick Sprenger and Johanna Maria Caroline Haach.
Henry Herman Sprenger married Karolina "Lena" Kitsch, daughter of Jakob Wilhelm Kitsch and Katarina Sander, on 17 September 1927, at #1927-043235, , . No other details online.^2,3
Henry Herman Sprenger died on 9 April 1954, at Buried Monday April 12, 1954, , Rainy River, . HENRY HERMAN SPRENGER
     Funeral services for Henry Herman Sprenger were held at 2 p.m. this afternoon from the Church of the Lutheran Hour with Rev. E. F. Schlade of International Falls conducting the services. Interment was in River-view cemetery.
     Pallbearers were Jack McCaig, Henry Kliner, Sam Zrum, Edward Ryan, Gerhard Kaun and Rudolph Schierer.
     Mr. Sprenger passed away suddenly on Friday evening at the family residence, 410 Third st. E. Born on April 6, 1900, in Illinois, Mr. Sprenger was 54 years of age. He had been a resident of Fort Frances for the past 32 years, working first for Shev-lin Clarke Co. Ltd. and then, since 1927, with The Ontario-Minnesota Pulp and Paper Company Ltd. He first came to Canada in 1908, residing in the western provinces.
     His wife; two sons, Edward of Geraldton and Raymond at home; and a daughter, Freda of Fort William, survive.
     Other survivors include a sister, Mrs. Emma Krienke of town; two brothers, Fred of International Falls and Albert of Winnipeg. A sister, Mrs. Louis Aggy of California Dredeceased him recently.⁴

     
Hermann Wilhelm Krienke was born on 12 February 1862, at Antonina, , Posen, Prussia. At #12 1862, Bap. 16 March; Father is Karl Krienke, eigentümer, property owner, and mother is Caroline Giese. (she may have died in childbirth or shortly after)
GP: Wilhelm Krienke, Jünggeselle, Wilhelm Richter, Jünggeselle, Eduard Löcke, Jünggeselle Johann Handt, Henriette & Auguste Giese, Jüngfer, Auguste Krole, ehefraü, no village.
IGI has 2 Jan 1870, bap. 9 Dec. 1870 in Lobsens. Can't be the correct Herman right.

Seems there is an entry on the index on #245511 for a marriage between Caroline and Wilhelm Max Krienke in 1869.^1,2 He was the son of Karl Ludwig Krienke and Amalie Caroline Giese.
Hermann Wilhelm Krienke married Luise Sasse, daughter of August Sasse and Albertine Wilhelmine Rach, in 1901, at Liepe, , Posen, Germany.¹
Hermann Wilhelm Krienke In 1905, Liepe had 469 residents (207 Protestants, 248 Catholics, 14 Jews). The police station was in Samotschin, the Amtsgericht (local court) was in Margonin, the Standesamt (civil registration office) was in Lindenwerder, the Protestant church was in Lindenwerder, and the Catholic church was in Jaktorowo. in 1905, at Village statistics, Liepe, , Posen, Prussia.³
Hermann Wilhelm Krienke died on 27 July 1941, at Liepe, , Posen, Prussia.⁴
Hermann Wilhelm Krienke From Theron Odlaug, Jan. 2000.

When Hulda left Germany, remaining on the family farm near Leipe, was her half-brother Hermann Kreinke (child from her dad's first marriage) and his family. Hulda went to visit them around 1939. This is what was thought, but the facts do not support this, Herman was not Hulda's half-brother, but a cousin).
In 1996 my Uncle Kenneth Bohnsack sent me a letter that was sent to his church where an Eva Fielitz was looking for relatives of Charles Bohnsack. I started to correspond with her and learned that she was the grand daughter of Hermann. Her brother Edgar Raschewski, as a teenager, had corresponded with Charles after the war and had saved the letters (copies of some of these letters are in attachment 4 with some interesting parts highlighted).
They were forced west in 1945 by Russian soldiers and Polish police and had to leave Leipe and the farm that he told me had been in the Krienke family for over 250 years. (Again not quite correct as the family moved south of the Netze River only about 1835 but had been north in the Radczicz area since possibly 1650 and definately 1700.)
In 1997 my mother Dorothy with my brother Paul and our sons Andrew and Peter visited the eastern part of Germany including Berlin and the long lost Krienke kin in Goerlitz, Germany - a town on the border with Poland. Edgar and Eva were great hosts and they had told us of how Charles helped them survive with clothes, food and money he sent them after the war.

First looked for Hermann on IGI and found two:
Hermann Eduard KRIENKE : Born 6 March 1862, Christening: 16 Mar 1862 Lobsens, Posen, Preussen
Parents: Daniel Krienke and Justine Walter. Films: 0245514, 0245515, 0245517 and 1124904 Lobsens, Posen, Prussia, Evang. Kirche; computer printout, births or christenings, 1840-1874

Hermann Eduard KRIENKE :2 Jan. 1870, Christening: 19 Jan 1870 Lobsens, Posen, Preussen
Parents: Karl Wilhelm Krienke and Dorothea Karoline ROSENAU . Films: 0245514, 0245515, 0245517 and 1124904 Lobsens, Posen, Prussia, Evang. Kirche; computer printout, births or christenings, 1840-1874

Both of the above are not correct for our Hermann since now know he was not born in Kreis Wirsitz but in Kreis Kolmar.

German Name Liepe
Today's Name Liepe
Kreis/County Wongrowitz
German Province Posen
Today's Province Pilskie
Location East 17°16' North 53°02'
Location Description This village/town is located 4.1 km and 295 degrees from Smoguletz, which is known today as Smogulec in January 2000.⁵

     
Luise Sasse Julius was the GP for Emma, Luise child with Eduard Krienke.

Julius Ernest Sasse
Birth: 28 SEP 1869
Christening: 10 OCT 1869 Czarnikau, Posen, Preussen
Father: FRIEDRICH SASSE
Mother: JULIE MUESKE
JULIANE MUESKE
Marriage: 25 JUN 1867 Czarnikau, Posen, Preussen
Films available.
Heiraten 1787-1830 Taufen 1781-1809 (Stadt)
Taufen 1781-1809 (Umgebung) Tote 1791-1802
Taufen 1790-1803 Tote 1791-1808
Taufen 1790-1803 Tote 1790-1806
Taufen 1787-1818 - FHL INTL Film [ 1191147 Items 2-3 ]
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Heiraten 1838-1875 Tote 1844-1848 - FHL INTL Film [ 1194704 ]
Tote 1848-1868 Tauf-Index 1773-1781
Heirats-Index 1774-1785
Toten-Index 1774-1787 Tauf-Index 1825-1828
Heirats-Index 1831-1836 - FHL INTL Film [ 1194705 Items 1-5 ].²
Luise Sasse Julius Johannes Sasse
Birth: 1829, Posen, Preussen
Marriage: 06 APR 1856 Prostow, , Posen, Preussen
Death: 18 NOV 1898
Wife :
Caroline Wilhelmine Krause
Birth: 08 OCT 1833 Erpel, Kolmar, Posen, Preussen
Marriage: 06 APR 1856 Prostow, , Posen, Preussen
Death: 20 DEC 1894 in 1856.
Luise Sasse was born on 23 March 1872. She was the daughter of August Sasse and Albertine Wilhelmine Rach.¹
Luise Sasse married Hermann Wilhelm Krienke, son of Karl Ludwig Krienke and Amalie Caroline Giese, in 1901, at Liepe, , Posen, Germany.³
As of 1901,her married name was Krienke.³

Luise Sasse died on 21 June 1945, at Altenfliess, , West Prussia, Germany.
Luise Sasse From #764064: Samotschin
#44 10 May 1822 at 8:00 pm in Samozin and bap. 19 May, Juliane Caroline born to August Sasse and Dorothea geb O'Krop, GP: Carl August Funk, Tuchmacher, Gottfried Wobschall, Schmied, Beate Louisae Elesb. geb Rauch. in 2009, at Pos. Sasse, , .⁴

     
Emma Enid Irma Krienke was born on 6 September 1906, at Liepe, , Posen, Prussia. At #52 page 270, 1906, Bap. 21 October; #52, 1906, 6 Sep., Bap. 21 Oct. Emma Erna Anna, by preacher Will.
Father: Hermmann Krienke an Eigentümer or property owner, Mother: Luise Sasse,
GP: Johann Braun, Ehren or honorary aus Krzenings hof Haus Landsberg (Krzenings close or court house in Landsberg) , Jülius Sasse, Ehren honorary, Karl Krüger jünggeselle and Charlotte Krüger jüngfraü. Photo Aug 10 04.
.¹ She was the daughter of Hermann Wilhelm Krienke and Luise Sasse.
As of 25 October 1934,her married name was Raschewski.²

Emma Enid Irma Krienke married Edwald Adolph Raschewski, son of (?) Raschewski, on 25 October 1934, at #10 1934,, Lindenwerder, , Posen, Prussia. Landwirt Edwald Adloph Raschewski of Iwno, beide age 24 (did not mention Kreis Schubin) and Landwirtstochter Emma Enid Irma Krienke aus Liepe, beide ledig, both single, age 28, married. Minister Brom, registered (Sokolec des) 25 Oct. 1934.²
Emma Enid Irma Krienke died on 29 December 1977, at Schoenbeck, , Germany.³
Emma Enid Irma Krienke Heimatortskartei Danzig-Westpreußen, 1939-1963

Leipe, A-Z VAULT INTL Film 444493
Civil register (handwritten and printed works) of refugees from the former province of Danzig-Westpreußen, Germany, now Gdan'sk and Bydgoszcz provinces in Poland did not have any of this family listed.

As you are most likely aware from history books: 5 million Germans were evicted in 1945 from lands east of the Oder - Neisse rivers. Some very few Germans within the areas of the 1920 Poland borders adopted the Polish nationality and were allowed to remain. To my knowledge none were allowed to stay back in 1945 from the Pommern area, Pomerania.

People were evicted in 1945, on foot, in a general westerly direction, about 5 million people on the move, about 1 million dying in the process, to large western German refugee camps in most instances, with many families split, with soldiers returning from the war and nowhere to go, and nowhere to find their families, after all that chaos, it would be a very very difficult task for you to trace living relatives.
But the Red Cross and others had then some lists of missing relatives. in 2006.

     
Hildegard Edith Irma Krienke was born on 29 November 1915, at Liepe, , Posen, Prussia. At Bap. 26 Dec. 1915; Father Herman is a besitzer and mother is Louise Sasse.
GP: Amanda Günther, ehefraü from Berlin, Walter Rathenbing from Schneidemühle, jünggeselle, Otto Lehman from Liepe. Preacher Gaewert.

I had 1914, but date is definately 1915.² She was the daughter of Hermann Wilhelm Krienke and Luise Sasse.
As of 12 October 1933,her married name was Raschewski.³

Hildegard Edith Irma Krienke married Heinrich Raschewski, son of (?) Raschewski, on 12 October 1933, at #6, 1933, Liepe or Lindenwerder, , Posen, Prussia. Landwirt Heinrich Raschewski aus Iwno, Kreis Schubin. Landwirtstochter Hildegard Edith Irma Krienke aus Liepe beide ledig, both single, he is 26 and she is 17 years old.³
Hildegard Edith Irma Krienke died on 10 June 1954.

     
Edwald Adolph Raschewski Theron Odlaug has Ewald's birth as 23 Apr. not 16 of Jun. Since he was in contact with the family I will assume he is correct.
Edwald Adolph Raschewski was born on 23 April 1910, at Iwno, , Posen, Prussia. At War graves has Lindenthal; From German website for Soldiers graves, but Iwno from marriage registration.² He was the son of (?) Raschewski.¹
Edwald Adolph Raschewski married Emma Enid Irma Krienke, daughter of Hermann Wilhelm Krienke and Luise Sasse, on 25 October 1934, at #10 1934,, Lindenwerder, , Posen, Prussia. Landwirt Edwald Adloph Raschewski of Iwno, beide age 24 (did not mention Kreis Schubin) and Landwirtstochter Emma Enid Irma Krienke aus Liepe, beide ledig, both single, age 28, married. Minister Brom, registered (Sokolec des) 25 Oct. 1934.² Edwald Adolph Raschewski began military service between 1942 and 1943 at Liepe to death at Ladoga 1942., Bischofsburg, , Germany, Heimatenschrift (contact at home) Ehefrau Emma R., Liepe 2 kreis Kolmar, Warthegau.
Diensteintrittsdatum (date of enlistment): nivht agegeben, not given.
Erkennungsmarke (dog tag): 428-Stkp.I.R.B.311
Truppenteile (units):
ab 8 Nov. 1942 to: Stammkommkomanie Intanterie Ersatz-Batailon 311 (311 reserve battalion)
18 Nov 1942: Standort: Bischofsburg (location Bishopsburg)
und am21 Nov 1942: 12 Kompanie ReserveGrenadier-Regiment 217, eingesetzt in Weißrussland (Molodeczno)ab
am 22 Feb. 1943: 4 Kompanie ReserveGrenadier-Batalion 3, eingesetzt in Weißrussland (White Russia today Belarus)
versetzt (reassigned): zum Grenadier-Ersatz-Batalion 3, Mohrungen
ab 5 April 1943: 8 Kompanie Grenadier Regiment 24
am 2 June 1943: Unterstellung (assigned): 21 Infanterie Division
und am 15 September 1943 Einsatzraum: Ladoga (Assgned to the Ladoga region
Verwundung (Injured):
2 June 1943 bei Pella verwundet (fleash wound) - Artillerie - Geschloss Splitter (artillery splinterr rechte Arm- bei der Truppe verbliebemr (stayed with the troop)
Gefallen
15 September 1943 Bei Ssinjawinohöhrn - Artillerie - Geschloss Splitter Kopf
Grablage: Heldenfriedhof der 21 Infanterie Division in Gory
Buried in the hero cemetery of the 21 infantry division in Gory
Über den heutige Zustand der Grabstelle können keine Angaben gemacht Werden.
At this time there is no known site for the grave.

Der Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge e.V. Postfach 10 38 40 34112 Kassel, kan auf der Grundlage bilateraler Kriegsgräberabkommen seit einiger Zeit nunmehr auch in den Nachfolgestaaten der USSR seine ihm von der Bundesregierung übertragene Aufgabe, die Pflege der deutschen Soldatergräber im Ausland, umfassend wahrnehmen.

The National German Military Union grave registration service registered association p.o. box 10 38 40, 34112 Kassel, can on the basis of bilateral war grave agreementswith USSR and for some time now also in the successor States of the USSR give the Federal Government notice of asigned care of the German Soldatergräber (soldiers graves ) abroad.

More of the Ladoga campaign can be found in the book by Georg Tessin: Verbände und Truppen der deutschen Wehrmacht un Waffen 0 SS im Zweiten Weltkrieg 1939-1945, pub. 1973.³
Edwald Adolph Raschewski died on 15 September 1943, at Ladogasse, , Russia. Fromwebsite: http://www.volksbund.de/graebersuche/content_ergebnis_detail.asp?id=2486765&sec_id=0C95DB830FB96FC1E5AE0A51BA3C9A03C4D9FD78
Nachname: Raschewski , Vorname: Ewald Edwald raschewski
Dienstgrad: Gefreiter Rank: private first class
Geburtsdatum: 23.04.1910 Date of birth: 23 April 1910
Geburtsort: Lindenthal Place of birth: Lindenthal
Todes-/Vermisstendatum: 15.09.1943 Death-/Date went missing: 15 Sep. 1943
Todesort: Ssinjawinohöhen

Ewald Raschewski wurde noch nicht auf einen vom Volksbund errichteten Soldatenfriedhof überführt oder konnte im Rahmen unserer Umbettungsarbeiten nicht geborgen werden. Nach den uns vorliegenden Informationen befindet sich sein Grab derzeit noch an folgendem Ort:

Gory/Leningrad - Rußland

Ewald Raschewski was transferred on one of the national union soldier cemetery not established yet or could not not be saved in the context of our Umbettungsarbeiten. After us the available information its grave at present still is at the following place:Lenningrad, Russia

Der Volksbund ist bemüht, auf der Grundlage von Kriegsgräberabkommen die Gräber der deutschen Soldaten zu finden und ihnen auf Dauer gesicherte Ruhestätten zu geben. Wir hoffen, in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft auch das Grab Ihres Angehörigen zu finden und seine Gebeine auf einen Soldatenfriedhof überführen zu können.
The national union is endeavored to find and them in the long term secured ruhestaetten give on the basis of war grave agreements the graves of the German soldiers. We hope not to find and its Gebeine on a soldier cemetery to transfer be able in too furthermore future also the grave of your member.

Falls der Obengenannte mit Ihnen verwandt ist, und Sie von uns über Sachstandsänderungen informiert werden möchten, füllen Sie bitte das folgende Formular aus. Wir legen dann einen Vorgang an, um Sie somit über Neuigkeiten unterrichten zu können. Bitte prüfen Sie vorher an Hand Ihrer Unterlagen sorgfältig, ob es sich wirklich um Ihren Angehörigen handelt. Falls Sie nicht sicher sind, vermerken Sie dies im Textfeld des Formulares.
If the above-mentioned one is related to you, and you by us about changes of review of the position to be informed would like, fill out you please the following form. We put on then a procedure, in order to be able to inform you thus about pieces of news. Please you examine before on the basis your documents carefully whether it really concerns your member. If you are not safe, note this in the text field of the form.

Der Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge sorgt für die Ruhestätten der im Ersten und Zweiten Weltkrieg ums Leben gekommenen deutschen Soldaten. Der Volksbund errichtete bisher über 842 Kriegsgräberstätten in 44 Staaten, auf denen etwa zwei Millionen Kriegstote ruhen. Bau und Pflege dieser Friedhöfe wurden nur möglich durch Spenden der Förderer dieser humanitären Arbeit sowie durch Beiträge der über 235 000 Mitglieder des Volksbundes.

The national union German military grave registration service provides for the ruhestaetten of the German soldiers come in the First and second World War around the life. The national union established so far over 842 war grave places in 44 states, on which about two million war-dead rest. Building and care of these cemeteries became only possible by donations of the promoters of this humanitarian work as well as by contributions over 235,000 members of the national union.⁴

     Edgar Raschewski is the son of Edwald Adolph Raschewski and Emma Enid Irma Krienke.

     Eva Marie Raschewski is the daughter of Edwald Adolph Raschewski and Emma Enid Irma Krienke.

     Wilfried Raschewski is the son of Edwald Adolph Raschewski and Emma Enid Irma Krienke.

     
Klaus Peter Fielitz was born on 16 December 1946, at Koeslin/Koszalin, , Poand. ; After 1701 the Duchies of Prussia, Pomerania and Brandenburg formed the Kingdom of Prussia and 1815-1945 Köslin was the capital of Farther Pomerania (Hinterpommern)(district of the Prussian province of Pomerania).
After World War II as a result of peace conferences in Yalta and Potsdam (from July 17 to August 2, 1945) Köslin fell to Poland and returned to its Slavic name of Koszalin. Most of the German population were evacuated, managed to escape, or were expelled to Germany by Polish force. Few ethnic Poles lived in Köslin before 1945, except for some of remotely Kashubian Slavic descent, and new Polish and Polish-Ukrainian settlers arrived from various parts of Poland.¹ He was the son of (?) Fielitz.¹
Klaus Peter Fielitz died on 11 September 2007. Suddenly due to a heart attack while hiking with Eva and a group of 20 other people, buried 21 Sep. 2007.¹

     George Bohlig Jr. is the son of George Bohlig and Clara Bohnsack.

     Clara Bohlig is the daughter of George Bohlig and Clara Bohnsack.

     
Adolph Wilhelm Friedrich Bohnsack was born on 12 April 1889, at Bohnsack Township, Traill county, North Dakota. He was the son of Charles John Bohnsack and Hulda Ida Krienke.
Adolph Wilhelm Friedrich Bohnsack died on 6 September 1889, at Not on 1900 census, Bohnsack Township, Traill county, North Dakota.