Barbara SAYLER born 22 July 1884 in Neusatz, Beresan, Odessa, South Russia was the daughter of Frederick SAYLER Sr. and Barbara GAENZLE.

Barbara at the age of almost 5 with her parents and siblings; Katherina, Jacob and Karolina, immigrated to America via the Port of Bremen, Germany aboard the SS "America" and arrived at the Port of New York, New York via the Port of Baltimore, Maryland on the 5th of June 1889.

Barbara SAYLER married Jacob FORDERER on the 2nd of December 1902 in Wishek, McIntosh, North Dakota. This union was blessed with 14 children.

NOTE:
The 11 days of Barbara's birth date discrepancy can be attributed to the fact that the Russian Empire did NOT adopt the "Gregorian Calendar" until February 1918.
Therefore, prior to this date by utilizing the "Julian Calendar" their entire populace was recording birth, death and marriage dates that were 10 to 13 calendar days behind the dates of what the majority of the world was recording!

Bio by DG Bender
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McLean County, ND, HERITAGE BOOK, Pg 122 -

Barbara SAYLER was born July 22nd, 1884 in Neusatz, Beresan, Odessa, South Russia and at the age of five came to America with her parents in 1889. They first stayed in the Eureka, South Dakota area for a short time before going north to Logan County, northwest of Wishek, North Dakota.

She grew up in that community and married Jocob FORDERER on December 2nd, 1902, which produced no less than 14 children. He was born August 20th, 1878. They lived in the Zeeland area with his folks for a short time before moving to and homesteading in Wells Township, 13 miles east of Linton, Emmons County, North Dakota near the Midway Store.

They made thier home on ¼ of Sec 12, Twp 132N, Rge 75W, W5, until they retied in 1942 and purchased a home in Linton, North Dakota. Jacob FORDERER died February 6th, 1953 and is buried in the "Linton Cemetery" just west of Linton. Barbara (Sayler) FORDERER died January 2nd, 1962 and is also buried there.