Elisabeth was the sixth of eleven children born to Heinrich and Sara (Heinrichs) Ediger, on 8 October 1859 in Schardau, Molotschna Colony, South Russia.
Her first marriage was with Peter Neufeld on 17 March 1881 at Inman, Kansas.
Peter and Elisabeth made their farm home 2 1/2 miles south of Inman, where four sons were born, Peter, Henry, Jacob, and Abraham, who died in infancy.
Elisabeth married a second time on 14 Dec 1893 at Inman, with Peter P Isaak, a widower from Jansen, Nebraska. Two daughters, Anna and Katherine, and a son Dietrich, who died in infancy, were born to this marriage.
Elisabeth died 5 Jan 1900 and was buried in the Peters Church cemetery with her first husband.
Peter P Isaak returned to Jansen, Nebraska, with their two daughters, and remarried a third time with widow Aganetha (Friesen) Heidebrecht. He died 20 Feb 1917 in Jansen.
Source: CT Friesen's book, EDIGER 2000, page 146
Her first marriage was with Peter Neufeld on 17 March 1881 at Inman, Kansas.
Peter and Elisabeth made their farm home 2 1/2 miles south of Inman, where four sons were born, Peter, Henry, Jacob, and Abraham, who died in infancy.
Elisabeth married a second time on 14 Dec 1893 at Inman, with Peter P Isaak, a widower from Jansen, Nebraska. Two daughters, Anna and Katherine, and a son Dietrich, who died in infancy, were born to this marriage.
Elisabeth died 5 Jan 1900 and was buried in the Peters Church cemetery with her first husband.
Peter P Isaak returned to Jansen, Nebraska, with their two daughters, and remarried a third time with widow Aganetha (Friesen) Heidebrecht. He died 20 Feb 1917 in Jansen.
Source: CT Friesen's book, EDIGER 2000, page 146
Elisabeth was the sixth of eleven children born to Heinrich and Sara (Heinrichs) Ediger, on 8 October 1859 in Schardau, Molotschna Colony, South Russia.
Her first marriage was with Peter Neufeld on 17 March 1881 at Inman, Kansas.
Peter and Elisabeth made their farm home 2 1/2 miles south of Inman, where four sons were born, Peter, Henry, Jacob, and Abraham, who died in infancy.
Elisabeth married a second time on 14 Dec 1893 at Inman, with Peter P Isaak, a widower from Jansen, Nebraska. Two daughters, Anna and Katherine, and a son Dietrich, who died in infancy, were born to this marriage.
Elisabeth died 5 Jan 1900 and was buried in the Peters Church cemetery with her first husband.
Peter P Isaak returned to Jansen, Nebraska, with their two daughters, and remarried a third time with widow Aganetha (Friesen) Heidebrecht. He died 20 Feb 1917 in Jansen.
Source: CT Friesen's book, EDIGER 2000, page 146
Her first marriage was with Peter Neufeld on 17 March 1881 at Inman, Kansas.
Peter and Elisabeth made their farm home 2 1/2 miles south of Inman, where four sons were born, Peter, Henry, Jacob, and Abraham, who died in infancy.
Elisabeth married a second time on 14 Dec 1893 at Inman, with Peter P Isaak, a widower from Jansen, Nebraska. Two daughters, Anna and Katherine, and a son Dietrich, who died in infancy, were born to this marriage.
Elisabeth died 5 Jan 1900 and was buried in the Peters Church cemetery with her first husband.
Peter P Isaak returned to Jansen, Nebraska, with their two daughters, and remarried a third time with widow Aganetha (Friesen) Heidebrecht. He died 20 Feb 1917 in Jansen.
Source: CT Friesen's book, EDIGER 2000, page 146
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