Hepper, Johann
1881 - um 1939 (57 Jahre)-
Name Hepper, Johann Geburt 23 Sep 1881 Neusatz, Gebiet Beresan, Region Odessa, Rußland 
[1] Taufe 4 Okt 1881 Neusatz, Gebiet Beresan, Region Odessa, Rußland [1] Geschlecht männlich Tod um 1939 ,,, Rußland [1] Personen-Kennung I42812 Zimbelmann Zuletzt bearbeitet am 5 Okt 2012
Vater Hepper, Johann, geb. 16 Aug 1855, Großliebental, Gebiet Großliebental, Region Odessa, Rußland gest. Okt 1933, Mosdock,, Krim, Rußland (Alter 78 Jahre) Mutter Sailer, Katharina, geb. 5 Aug 1858, Johannestal, Gebiet Beresan, Region Odessa, Rußland gest. 1902, , Gebiet Nordkrim, Region Krim, Rußland (Alter 43 Jahre) Eheschließung 3 Mrz 1879 Johannestal, Gebiet Beresan, Region Odessa, Rußland [1] Familien-Kennung F14379 Familienblatt | Familientafel
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Geburt - 23 Sep 1881 - Neusatz, Gebiet Beresan, Region Odessa, Rußland 
Taufe - 4 Okt 1881 - Neusatz, Gebiet Beresan, Region Odessa, Rußland 
Tod - um 1939 - ,,, Rußland = Link zu Google Earth Pin-Bedeutungen 
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Notizen - Leibbrandt-com-leibbrandt_archive-Lybrand_USA-Sayler1:
! Johann died during World War I. There is a Picture taken of Oldest son Jakob and youngest son Rudolph
! Johann's birth record found in St Petersburg, Russian Archives for Rohrbach Parish in Village of Neusatz on LDS Microfilm 1897593/2 Pg 762 Reg 24 Godparents: Eberhardt Diehl, Friedrich Sailer, Magdalena (Sailer) nee Sailer.
! Information taken from "Jakob Hepper and His Descendants 1836-1990" pg 99 Jakob, according to his younger sister, was a carpenter. In the 1930's he was in the Caucasas and worked at a tractor station as a machinist. He had a wife, and a son, who in 1936, was seven years old. Johann mentioned in a letter, that he liked to read his newspaper. Johann and his family lived in the Caucasas, in a village called Tschamilik, which was thirty-five kilometers from Armavir. Emelia Hepper also remembered that her husband, Theodor, talked often of his brother, Johann, who was in Russia, and seemed to miss him a great deal. Johann wouldn't emigrate, unless his father would go too and the father wanted to wait until World War I was over to leave Russia. By then, the Bolsheviks had taken over and it was too late to leave.
- Leibbrandt-com-leibbrandt_archive-Lybrand_USA-Sayler1:
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Quellen - [S102] Hans Leibbrandt, (Leibbrandt-com-leibbrandt_archive-Lybrand_USA-Sayler1).
- [S102] Hans Leibbrandt, (Leibbrandt-com-leibbrandt_archive-Lybrand_USA-Sayler1).