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Augusta <I>Zielke</I> Birr

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Augusta Zielke Birr

Birth
Berlin, Germany
Death
5 Jan 1941 (aged 92)
Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.8784033, Longitude: -88.0184227
Memorial ID
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My Great Grandmother Augusta, the spelling of her maiden name could also be, Schelske or Zielke. Although I have as being born in Berlin, Germany, I have found that her father , John was born in Dennewitz, Bessarabra, Russia, at this point I know nothing else. Feb., 2017

This info sent to me, thank-you.Find a Grave contributor, Joni Pontius has made the following suggested edits.



Augusta Birr (21626472)

Suggested edit: Augusta Zielke's father appears to have come from Dennewitz, today called Pryamobalka, in the Odessa Oblast, Ukraine. The town was founded by Germans and was a daughter colony in Bessarabia founded by 15 families from other Bessarabian colonies, e.g. Alt Posttal, Wittenberg and Kulm. Some also came from Grunbach in Wuerttemberg, Baden, Germany, and Poland. Dennewitz was an offshoot of the mother colony Teplitz, but first named Hamburg, for the people who owned the land. The government changed the name in memory of the victory over Napoleon in Dennewitz, Prussia. There had been a large migration of Germans to Russian lands.
Contributor: Joni Pontius (48923313) • [email protected]

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My Great Grandmother Augusta, the spelling of her maiden name could also be, Schelske or Zielke. Although I have as being born in Berlin, Germany, I have found that her father , John was born in Dennewitz, Bessarabra, Russia, at this point I know nothing else. Feb., 2017

This info sent to me, thank-you.Find a Grave contributor, Joni Pontius has made the following suggested edits.



Augusta Birr (21626472)

Suggested edit: Augusta Zielke's father appears to have come from Dennewitz, today called Pryamobalka, in the Odessa Oblast, Ukraine. The town was founded by Germans and was a daughter colony in Bessarabia founded by 15 families from other Bessarabian colonies, e.g. Alt Posttal, Wittenberg and Kulm. Some also came from Grunbach in Wuerttemberg, Baden, Germany, and Poland. Dennewitz was an offshoot of the mother colony Teplitz, but first named Hamburg, for the people who owned the land. The government changed the name in memory of the victory over Napoleon in Dennewitz, Prussia. There had been a large migration of Germans to Russian lands.
Contributor: Joni Pontius (48923313) • [email protected]

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