(from Lehr, North Dakota Golden Jubilee) John Aman was twenty seven years old when he came to America and settled near Lehr, North Dakota. He was born in Bergdorf, South Russia October 16, 1878, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Aman. He was an original settler and builder of the city of Lehr. After retiring from farming he was a laborer and operated a butcher shop. Five daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Aman: Lydia, Mrs. Fred Fercho, Emma, Mrs. John Faszer, Martha, Mrs. John Weaver and later Mrs. Leon Durrant, Ramona, Mrs. Ivan Bacon and Lillian, Mrs. Milo Crankshaw. Martha, Mrs. Leon Durrant, was born 16 May 1906, Logan Co., North Dakota and died 9 Nov 1988 at Flint, Michigan, burial unknown; Lillian, Mrs. Milo Crankshaw, was born 27 Nov 1917 in North Dakota and died 16 Aug 2001 at Flint, Michigan, burial unknown.
(from Lehr, North Dakota Golden Jubilee) John Aman was twenty seven years old when he came to America and settled near Lehr, North Dakota. He was born in Bergdorf, South Russia October 16, 1878, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Aman. He was an original settler and builder of the city of Lehr. After retiring from farming he was a laborer and operated a butcher shop. Five daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Aman: Lydia, Mrs. Fred Fercho, Emma, Mrs. John Faszer, Martha, Mrs. John Weaver and later Mrs. Leon Durrant, Ramona, Mrs. Ivan Bacon and Lillian, Mrs. Milo Crankshaw. Martha, Mrs. Leon Durrant, was born 16 May 1906, Logan Co., North Dakota and died 9 Nov 1988 at Flint, Michigan, burial unknown; Lillian, Mrs. Milo Crankshaw, was born 27 Nov 1917 in North Dakota and died 16 Aug 2001 at Flint, Michigan, burial unknown.
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