Lebend heiratete Lebend. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Patricia Heuvel wrote on June 14, 1995 that Heuvel used to be Van Den Heuvel.

Kenneth heiratete Leahey, Patricia Ann am 3 Apr 1948 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA. Patricia (Tochter von Leahey, Raymond Michael und Reichardt, Katherine) wurde geboren am 11 Feb 1929 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA; und gestorben in ,,, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Address: Kenneth and Pat Heuvel, 639 N. Tomahawk Island Drive, Portland, OR 97217

Leo heiratete Hohenleitner, Cecelia. Cecelia wurde geboren geschätzt 1901; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Raymond heiratete Reichardt, Katherine. Katherine (Tochter von Reichardt, Gottfried und Buxmann, Katharina Elisabet) wurde geboren am 19 Mrz 1904; gestorben am 10 Jan 1990. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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March 10, 1993 Jesse Lien (husband of Wilma Richards Lien) wrote to say that the original spelling of the name was Reichardt. So I am changing the Spelling of Gottardt to Reichardt, and leaving his descendents with their Americanized spelling, Richards.

Gottfried heiratete Buxmann, Katharina Elisabet. Katharina (Tochter von Buxmann, Georg Peter und Helfenbein, Katarina) wurde geboren geschätzt 1888; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Prior to 1988 Mom and Dad and I visited the daughter (Mom's cousin) of Katrina-lizbet Reichert. She lived in the Altenheim at S.E. 80th and Division in Portland. Her daughter, Pat, (Address: Kenneth and Pat Heuvel, 639 N. Tomahawk Island Drive, Portland, OR 97217) phoned me but we've not yet met. Her husband passed his business card to me via Jack Scrivins at Reed, with whom he plays golf. Later--I now(1996) have extensive information from Ken and Pat's family but not yet entered into PAF data base.

Georg heiratete Helfenbein, Katarina. Katarina (Tochter von Helfenbein, Friedrich) wurde geboren am 15 Apr 1844 in , Gebiet Saratov, Region Wolga, Rußland; gestorben am 18 Jul 1923 in Johnst-Milliken, Weld County, Colorado, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Windsor, Weld County, Colorado, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Born: 'Bergseit',Saratov,Russia

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This is the person (referred to as "Andrew Buxmann, husband of Ruth Gertrude Greb") that my mother (Katherine (Buxman) Wiest, b. 10 March 1909. (RIN 7) has always referred to as her great grandfather--i.e., the father of her grandfather, Georg Peter Buxmann, b. 1838, the latter called "Peter Buxmann" in the family.
See note for his father, Johannes Buxmann (RIN 1234), b. ABT 1774 Data from Igor Pleve of Saratov, 29 July, 1996, gives all Buxmanns (written as Buksmann in Russian transliteration) from the colony of Mueller for the censuses of 1834, 12.10.1850, and 23.01.1858. Andreas Buxman (named as "Johann Andreas Buxmann" is shown as 23.5, 39.5, and 47 years old at the 1834, 1850 and 1858 censuses, and his wife is shown as Gertrude. David Schmidt of Martinez, CA, remarked in a letter of 13 August, 1996, that "Volga Germans were usually called by only one of their names (Rufname) and the Rufname was usually the second name (examples: Johann Andreas = Andreas; Georg Peter = Peter)." In a note of 13 August, 1996 David Schmidt notes further that the 1798 census of Mueller shows two sons of Johann Georg Buxman, one named Johannes (age 24 in 1798) and the other, also named Johannes (aged 22 in 1798). Which of the two sons of Johann Georg named Johannes is the father of the two brothers, Georg Buxmann (age 30 in 1834, therefore born abt 1804), and Andreas Buxmann (age 28 in 1834, therefore born abt 1806), as well as of the three more brothers, George Martin, born ABT 1809, JOHANN ANDREAS, age 23.5 in 1834 and therefore born ABT 1811,
and Johannes, born ABT 1813, (and whether the three latter are also brothers of the two former is not known for certain as of August 18, 1996.
According to data from Pleve in 1993 the Johannes born in 1774 married Anna Barbara Keil, who was born in 1771. The younger Johannes, born in 1776, is not shown as married in Pleve's initial report. Therefore, a tentative judgment is that the older Johannes Buxmann (b. 1774) is the father of the 2 = 3 = 5 sons.
Additional information is from Ezra Buxman of Greeley, Colorado about his father, Henry, and grandfather, Peter, and great grandfather, Andrew (Andreas). Andrew is said to have died at age 67 and 7 weeks later his wife, Gertrude, died.

Johann heiratete Greb, Gertrude Ruth. Gertrude wurde geboren um 1817 in ,,, Rußland; gestorben um 1878 in Müller, Gebiet Saratov, Region Wolga, Rußland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Alias-Name: Gertrude Ruth Greb

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Additional information from Ezra Buxman about his father, Henry, and grandfather, Peter, and great grandfather, Andrew. Gertrude died 7 weeks after her husband, Andrew.
Data from Igor Pleve of Saratov, 29 July, 1996, gives all Buxmanns (written as Buksmann in Russian transliteration) from the colony of Mueller for the censuses of 1834, 12.10.1850, and 23.01.1858. Gertrude is shown as aged 33 and 40 at the 1850 and 1858 censuses, and as the wife of Johann Andreas Buxmann (aged 23.5, 39.5, and 47 years old at the three censuses named). David Schmidt of Martinez, CA, remarked in a letter of 13 August, 1996, that "Volga Germans were usually called by only one of their names (Rufname) and the Rufname was usually the second name (examples: Johann Andreas = Andreas; Georg Peter = Peter)."

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On 30 March, 1966 Professor Igor Pleve emailed the following: ". . . .the roots of Catherina Helfenbein begin from Johannes Helfenbein, born in 1735 and Susanna, born in 1736. They came to Russia on the ship "Citadel" on 13.09.1766 and settled firstly in the Stephan colony. We can say exactly that this family left the Stephan
colony for another one before 1788 and Catherina herself was born in some other colony. If we can find it out we shall tell you additionally. . . . . Hope that you are alright, Igor and Ljudmila Pleve"
Thus, since Catherina was born in 1844 (1844 - 1735 = 109) it would appear there may be 4-5 generations separating Catherina from the first Helfenbeins to come to Russia.
Additional information from Ezra Buxman of Greeley, Colorado. Katerina Helfenbein with her parents, Fred and ? Helfenbein, moved to the state (province) of Samara, to the village of WiesenmFuller (about 35 miles from the Volga) while they were still young.

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Data from Igor Pleve of Saratov, 29 July, 1996, gives all Buxmanns (written as Buksmann in Russian transliteration) from the colony of Mueller for the censuses of 1834, 12.10.1850, and 23.01.1858. In a note of 13 August, 1996 David Schmidt notes that the 1798 census of MFuller shows two sons of Johann Georg Buxman, one named Johannes (age 24 in 1798) and the other, also named Johannes (aged 22 in 1798). Which of the two sons of Johann Georg named Johannes is the father of the two brothers, Georg Buxmann (age 30 in 1834, therefore born abt 1804), and Andreas Buxmann (age 28 in 1834, therefore born abt 1806), as well as of the three more brothers, George Martin, born ABT 1809, JOHANN ANDREAS, age 23.5 in 1834 and therefore born ABT 1811, and Johannes, born ABT 1813, (and whether the three latter are also brothers of the two former is not known for certain as of August 18, 1996. According to data from Pleve in 1993 the Johannes born in 1774 married Anna Barbara Keil, who was born in 1771. The younger Johannes, born in 1776, is not shown as married in Pleve's initial report. Therefore, a tentative judgment is that the older Johannes Buxmann (b. 1774) is the father of the 2 = 3 = 5 sons.

Johannes heiratete Keil, Anna Barbara geschätzt 1803. Anna wurde geboren in 1771; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Data from Igor Pleve of Saratov University, given to me in 1993 in Saratov, shows Johannes, born 1776, the 6th child of Johann Georg Buxmann (born 1743 or 1744) who was the first Buxmann to enter Russia from Germany after the invitation of the Czaress, Catharina the Great. According to data from Professor Pleve in 1993 the Johannes born in 1774 married Anna Barbara Keil, who was born in 1771. But the younger Johannes, born in 1776, is not shown as married in Pleve's initial report.