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Enns, Anna Wiebe (1896-1974)

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<center><h3>ANNA ENNS</h3></center>
 
<center><h3>ANNA ENNS</h3></center>
   
1896 in
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Anna Enns was born July 18, 1896 in
Margenau, Hussia. With her parents, Henry
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Margenau, Russia. With her parents, Henry
 
and Katharina Wiebe, she moved to Siberia
 
and Katharina Wiebe, she moved to Siberia
 
in 1907, returning to Putschkowa, near the
 
in 1907, returning to Putschkowa, near the
 
village of Margenau, in 1915.
 
village of Margenau, in 1915.
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She accepted Christ at the age of 17 and
 
She accepted Christ at the age of 17 and
 
was baptized and received into the Margenau Mennonite Brethren Church June
 
was baptized and received into the Margenau Mennonite Brethren Church June
 
24, 1918. On March 7, 1918 she married
 
24, 1918. On March 7, 1918 she married
Henry H. Enns. They lived in Hussia until
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Henry H. Enns. They lived in Russia until
 
1926 when the Lord made it possible for
 
1926 when the Lord made it possible for
 
them to come to Canada, where after
 
them to come to Canada, where after
 
several years they settled on a farm at Elm
 
several years they settled on a farm at Elm
 
Creek, Man.
 
Creek, Man.
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During the years on the farm the Lord
 
During the years on the farm the Lord
 
blessed them richly. Her concern was that
 
blessed them richly. Her concern was that
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source of strength in the Lord's service in
 
source of strength in the Lord's service in
 
the church.
 
the church.
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They retired to North Kildonan, Man. in
 
They retired to North Kildonan, Man. in
 
1962 and in 1968 moved to Clearbrook, B.C.
 
1962 and in 1968 moved to Clearbrook, B.C.
 
where they enjoyed the fellowship in the
 
where they enjoyed the fellowship in the
 
Clearbrook MB Church.
 
Clearbrook MB Church.
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On February 22 the Lord called her into
 
On February 22 the Lord called her into
 
his presence. She was predeceased by her
 
his presence. She was predeceased by her
 
parents, six brothers, four sisters, an infant
 
parents, six brothers, four sisters, an infant
 
son and three grandchildren.
 
son and three grandchildren.
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She is survived by her husband; three
 
She is survived by her husband; three
daughters: Mrs. Nick (Katie) Wiebe, Clear
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daughters: Mrs. Nick (Katie) Wiebe, Clearbrook, Anne, New Westminster, B.C.,
brook, Anne, New Westminster, B.C.,
 
 
Mary, Edmonton; five sons: Henry, Elm
 
Mary, Edmonton; five sons: Henry, Elm
Creek, ,John, Fort Saskatchewan, Alta.,
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Creek, John, Fort Saskatchewan, Alta.,
 
Jake, Winnipeg, Abe, Lynn Lake, Man.,
 
Jake, Winnipeg, Abe, Lynn Lake, Man.,
 
David, Winnipeg; one brother and one
 
David, Winnipeg; one brother and one
 
sister; 19 grandchildren; and many relatives
 
sister; 19 grandchildren; and many relatives
 
and friends.
 
and friends.
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The funeral was held February 26 in the
 
The funeral was held February 26 in the
 
Clearbrook Mennonite Brethren Church,
 
Clearbrook Mennonite Brethren Church,

Latest revision as of 14:42, 5 April 2017

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1974 Mar 22 p. 30

Birth date: 1896 Jul 18

text of obituary:

ANNA ENNS

Anna Enns was born July 18, 1896 in Margenau, Russia. With her parents, Henry and Katharina Wiebe, she moved to Siberia in 1907, returning to Putschkowa, near the village of Margenau, in 1915.

She accepted Christ at the age of 17 and was baptized and received into the Margenau Mennonite Brethren Church June 24, 1918. On March 7, 1918 she married Henry H. Enns. They lived in Russia until 1926 when the Lord made it possible for them to come to Canada, where after several years they settled on a farm at Elm Creek, Man.

During the years on the farm the Lord blessed them richly. Her concern was that all her children be brought close to the love of God, and she was to her husband a true source of strength in the Lord's service in the church.

They retired to North Kildonan, Man. in 1962 and in 1968 moved to Clearbrook, B.C. where they enjoyed the fellowship in the Clearbrook MB Church.

On February 22 the Lord called her into his presence. She was predeceased by her parents, six brothers, four sisters, an infant son and three grandchildren.

She is survived by her husband; three daughters: Mrs. Nick (Katie) Wiebe, Clearbrook, Anne, New Westminster, B.C., Mary, Edmonton; five sons: Henry, Elm Creek, John, Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., Jake, Winnipeg, Abe, Lynn Lake, Man., David, Winnipeg; one brother and one sister; 19 grandchildren; and many relatives and friends.

The funeral was held February 26 in the Clearbrook Mennonite Brethren Church, with pastor Rev. H. Lenzmann and Rev. Frank Friesen of Morden, Man. officiating.

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