Agatha (Konrad) Kornelsen was born in the Molotschna Colony, a Russian Mennonite settlement in what is now Zaporizhia Oblast (province) in Ukraine. Today it is called Molochansk with a population of under 10,000. [From Wikipedia, 2010]
She was widowed three times. Her first marriage was to David Janzen, who died in 1851. They had a child named David. The name of her second husband was Izaak Wiebe, who died before 1858. Her third husband was Johann Cornelsen (also spelled as Kornelsen), who died in 1879 in Molotschna Colony. She is also referred to as Aganetha in some accounts.
She was widowed three times. Her first marriage was to David Janzen, who died in 1851. They had a child named David. The name of her second husband was Izaak Wiebe, who died before 1858. Her third husband was Johann Cornelsen (also spelled as Kornelsen), who died in 1879 in Molotschna Colony. She is also referred to as Aganetha in some accounts.
Agatha (Konrad) Kornelsen was born in the Molotschna Colony, a Russian Mennonite settlement in what is now Zaporizhia Oblast (province) in Ukraine. Today it is called Molochansk with a population of under 10,000. [From Wikipedia, 2010]
She was widowed three times. Her first marriage was to David Janzen, who died in 1851. They had a child named David. The name of her second husband was Izaak Wiebe, who died before 1858. Her third husband was Johann Cornelsen (also spelled as Kornelsen), who died in 1879 in Molotschna Colony. She is also referred to as Aganetha in some accounts.
She was widowed three times. Her first marriage was to David Janzen, who died in 1851. They had a child named David. The name of her second husband was Izaak Wiebe, who died before 1858. Her third husband was Johann Cornelsen (also spelled as Kornelsen), who died in 1879 in Molotschna Colony. She is also referred to as Aganetha in some accounts.
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