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Andres, Elizabeth (1896-1973)
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Russia. As a 6 year old girl she came to |
Russia. As a 6 year old girl she came to |
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Canada with the family which settled near |
Canada with the family which settled near |
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| − | Langham, Sask |
+ | Langham, Sask. She accepted Christ as her |
| − | personal Saviour as a young girl and |
+ | personal Saviour as a young girl and was |
| − | baptized, joining the Neu-Hoffnung M.B |
+ | baptized, joining the Neu-Hoffnung M.B. |
Church. |
Church. |
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| + | Her later years were spent in Ontario, and |
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in 1960 she went to live in the home for the |
in 1960 she went to live in the home for the |
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aged in Vineland. On June 12 she died in |
aged in Vineland. On June 12 she died in |
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Latest revision as of 13:52, 18 January 2017
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1973 Aug 03 p. 31
Birth date:
text of obituary:
MISS ELIZABETH ANDRES
Elizabeth Andres was born in 1896 to Jacob and Elizabeth Andres in South Russia. As a 6 year old girl she came to Canada with the family which settled near Langham, Sask. She accepted Christ as her personal Saviour as a young girl and was baptized, joining the Neu-Hoffnung M.B. Church.
Her later years were spent in Ontario, and in 1960 she went to live in the home for the aged in Vineland. On June 12 she died in the hospital. Left to mourn her passing are 4 brothers, Jacob, Isaac, Peter, and Abe, 5 sisters, Marie, Annie, Eva, Lena and Margaret, and many nieces and nephews.
