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Krause, Jacob P (1893-1972)

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Jacob P. Krause, 01 Da,lmeny, Sask .,
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Jacob P. Krause, 0f Dalmeny, Sask .,
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was born in 1893 in La'dek'op, Soutlll
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was born in 1893 in Ladekop, South
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Russia, the :fourth o~ nine children. As a
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Russia, the fourth of nine children. As a
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youth :he moved wi~h ,the fami'l,y ItO
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youth he moved with the family tO
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Samara, whe,re he received h'is elementary
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Samara, where he received his elementary
 
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education and became a member of the
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Genera!1 'Conference Mennonite Church.
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General Conference Mennonite Church.
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In 1914 he was :drafted 'and served -in
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In 1914 he was drafted and served in
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the medical corps, 'auending wo'unded
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the medical corps, attending wounded
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sQ'ldi'ers on the trains,untill the end of
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soldiers on the trains, until the end of
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the war. 'I'll 1918 he married Helena Kroeker at Ebenfel:d, Sama'ra . To this unlion
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the war. In 1918 he married Helena Kroeker at Ebenfeld, Samara. To this union
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were born 13 children, rom 'Of whom
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were born 13 children, four of whom
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predeoeased him in Russia and 'One in
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predeceased him in Russia and one in
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Gana,da.
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Canada.
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In 1929 he emigra'ted tc Canada,
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settl'ing in the Langham, Soask., district,
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In 1929 he emigrated to Canada,
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and ,in 1947 he moved to the .oallmeny
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settling in the Langham, Sask., district,
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area, where he con1linu'ed farming unt,i,1
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and, in 1947 he moved to the Dallmeny
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his retirement in 1958. He enjoyed falirly
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area, where he continued farming until
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gc'Od 'health untH December, 1971 when
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his retirement in 1958. He enjoyed fairly
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he 'Suffered a heart a1taok and was
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good health until December, 1971 when
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hospitall'ized for a lengthy per,io,d. He died
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he suffered a heart attaok and was
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on May 22 at the 'age clf 78.
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hospitalized for a lengthy period. He died
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He accepted Christ as Sa'viour in 1935
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on May 22 at the age of 78.
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and was b'apt,ized by the +at'e Roev. Jac'ob
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Lepp. He jOlined the Neuhoifnung MiB
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He accepted Christ as Saviour in 1935
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Ohurch at Langham, and ,I'alter the
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and was baptized by the late Rev. Jacob
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8benezer MBChufch ,in 'Oa'imeny. He
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Lepp. He joined the Neuhoffnung MB
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was gla'd to take time to work ,in the
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Church at Langham, and later the
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church in whatever capaoity hec'Ou'ld.
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Ebenezer MB Church, in Dalmeny. He
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His love for mus,ic was strong, and he
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was glad to take time to work, in the
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enjoyed singing the songs o,f thefa'ith, as
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church in whatever capacity he could.
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wei'l as study-ing the Script'ures d'illoigenrly
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His love for music was strong, and he
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---a practice Ihe c'On'tinued right t'O the
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enjoyed singing the songs of the faith, as
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well as studying the Scriptures dilligently
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---a practice he continued right to the
 
end.
  
end.
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Left t'O mourn his pas'sling are Ih'i'S wife,
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Helena, four sons: Jake, 'Of Langham,
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Left to mourn his passing are his wife,
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Henry, of tethbr,idg'e, John and Peter, o,f
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Helena, four sons: Jake, of Langham,
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St. Catharines, Ont.; fom da'ugMers:
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Henry, of Lethbridge, John and Peter, of
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Helen (Mrs . Oskar Sawa'tsky). Marga'ret
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St. Catharines, Ont.; four daughters:
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(IMrs.George Cole, Melfort). Mary (Mrs.
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Helen (Mrs. Oskar Sawatsky), Margaret
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Herman Wiebe, Vancouver). and Agnes
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(Mrs. George Cole, Melfort), Mary (Mrs.
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(Mrs. Don W,iebe, S'askato'On). as well as
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Herman Wiebe, Vancouver), and Agnes
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36grandch1ildren.
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(Mrs. Don Wiebe, Saskatoon) as well as
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36 grandch1ildren.
   
 
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[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]

Revision as of 15:56, 26 October 2016

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1972 Jun 30 p. 30

Birth date: 1893

text of obituary:

JACOB P. KRAUSE

Jacob P. Krause, 0f Dalmeny, Sask .,

was born in 1893 in Ladekop, South Russia, the fourth of nine children. As a youth he moved with the family tO Samara, where he received his elementary education and became a member of the General Conference Mennonite Church. In 1914 he was drafted and served in the medical corps, attending wounded soldiers on the trains, until the end of the war. In 1918 he married Helena Kroeker at Ebenfeld, Samara. To this union were born 13 children, four of whom predeceased him in Russia and one in Canada.

In 1929 he emigrated to Canada, settling in the Langham, Sask., district, and, in 1947 he moved to the Dallmeny area, where he continued farming until his retirement in 1958. He enjoyed fairly good health until December, 1971 when he suffered a heart attaok and was hospitalized for a lengthy period. He died on May 22 at the age of 78.

He accepted Christ as Saviour in 1935 and was baptized by the late Rev. Jacob Lepp. He joined the Neuhoffnung MB Church at Langham, and later the Ebenezer MB Church, in Dalmeny. He was glad to take time to work, in the church in whatever capacity he could. His love for music was strong, and he enjoyed singing the songs of the faith, as well as studying the Scriptures dilligently ---a practice he continued right to the end.

Left to mourn his passing are his wife, Helena, four sons: Jake, of Langham, Henry, of Lethbridge, John and Peter, of St. Catharines, Ont.; four daughters: Helen (Mrs. Oskar Sawatsky), Margaret (Mrs. George Cole, Melfort), Mary (Mrs. Herman Wiebe, Vancouver), and Agnes (Mrs. Don Wiebe, Saskatoon) as well as 36 grandch1ildren.

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