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Harms, Jacob B. (1889-1970)
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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1970 May 14 p. 11 |
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| + | Jacob B. Harms, son of Bernhard and Margaretha Wall harms, was born in the Molotschna Colony in South Russia on July3, 1889. When his parents and family came to America i 1910, he and his older brother remained in Russia where he served n forestry work for the government. He was released from this work due to an injury, and soon thereafter made his way to America, arriving in Hillsboro, Kan. on Oct. 7, 1912. |
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| + | On March 26, 1914, he married Helena Klassen and together they shared more than 55 years of companionship and love. Just a few days after his marriage, and after his brother was tragically killed, Jacob was convicted about his lost |
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Revision as of 15:20, 13 February 2012
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1970 May 14 p. 11
Birth date: 1889 Jul 3
text of obituary:
JACOB B. HARMS
Jacob B. Harms, son of Bernhard and Margaretha Wall harms, was born in the Molotschna Colony in South Russia on July3, 1889. When his parents and family came to America i 1910, he and his older brother remained in Russia where he served n forestry work for the government. He was released from this work due to an injury, and soon thereafter made his way to America, arriving in Hillsboro, Kan. on Oct. 7, 1912.
On March 26, 1914, he married Helena Klassen and together they shared more than 55 years of companionship and love. Just a few days after his marriage, and after his brother was tragically killed, Jacob was convicted about his lost
