Born in Rudnerweide, Molotschna Colony, Taurien, South Russia.
Immigrated 24 June 1879 to Switzerland and then to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Baptised 27 May 1885 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Married Peter Heinrich Bartel 13 June 1890 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Census data:
1880; living with parents in Alta, Harvey County, Kansas. Listed as "Annie Vogt", 15 years old, born Russia in 1880 census. Both parents born Russia.
1900; living in Alta Township, Harvey County, Kansas. Census enumerated 13 June 1900. Listed aas "Anna Bartel", 34 years old (b. August 1865), born Russia in 1900 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 9 years. Mother of 7 children, 5 still living.
1910; living in Cooper Township, Kiowa County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 13 May 1910. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 43 years old, born Russia in 1910 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 20 years. Mother of 11 children, 7 still living.
1920; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 14 Feb 1920. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 53 years old, born Russia in 1920 census. Both parents born Russia.
1930; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 10 Apr 1930. Listed as "Anna B Bartel", 64 years old, born Russia in 1930 census. Both parents born Russia.
Published in The Carnegie Herald, Carnegie, Caddo Co., OK
Wednesday, August 31, 1960
Pioneer Corn Woman Is Honored on 95th Birthday
CORN- Last Friday was an eventful day for Mrs. Anna Bartel, widow of the late pioneer minister for the Corn Mennonite church. Relatives and friends from surrounding communities gathered at her home in Corn to pay homage on her ninety-fifth birthday.
Present for the occasion were 156 descendants -- including five generations of the Bartel family. She has eight children. Nine of her grandsons are ministers.
Her husband, the late P.H. Bartel, was minister of the Corn Mennonite church for 40 years, before his death in 1940. He was credited with breaking a church precedent by organizing the first Mennonite Sunday School in 1895.
P.H. Bartel's father, Henry Bartel, and 11 other men were founders of the Mennonite church in Russia 100 years ago. Mennonite congregations throughout the world are observing the centennial event this year.
The elder Bartel came to the United States in 1872 and settled in Kansas, near Hutchison.
Church leaders, relatives and friends Friday heard Mrs. Anna Bartel recount her experiences when the family moved to the Cooperton community in 1901 and later to Corn in 1909.
Immigrated 24 June 1879 to Switzerland and then to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Baptised 27 May 1885 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Married Peter Heinrich Bartel 13 June 1890 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Census data:
1880; living with parents in Alta, Harvey County, Kansas. Listed as "Annie Vogt", 15 years old, born Russia in 1880 census. Both parents born Russia.
1900; living in Alta Township, Harvey County, Kansas. Census enumerated 13 June 1900. Listed aas "Anna Bartel", 34 years old (b. August 1865), born Russia in 1900 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 9 years. Mother of 7 children, 5 still living.
1910; living in Cooper Township, Kiowa County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 13 May 1910. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 43 years old, born Russia in 1910 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 20 years. Mother of 11 children, 7 still living.
1920; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 14 Feb 1920. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 53 years old, born Russia in 1920 census. Both parents born Russia.
1930; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 10 Apr 1930. Listed as "Anna B Bartel", 64 years old, born Russia in 1930 census. Both parents born Russia.
Published in The Carnegie Herald, Carnegie, Caddo Co., OK
Wednesday, August 31, 1960
Pioneer Corn Woman Is Honored on 95th Birthday
CORN- Last Friday was an eventful day for Mrs. Anna Bartel, widow of the late pioneer minister for the Corn Mennonite church. Relatives and friends from surrounding communities gathered at her home in Corn to pay homage on her ninety-fifth birthday.
Present for the occasion were 156 descendants -- including five generations of the Bartel family. She has eight children. Nine of her grandsons are ministers.
Her husband, the late P.H. Bartel, was minister of the Corn Mennonite church for 40 years, before his death in 1940. He was credited with breaking a church precedent by organizing the first Mennonite Sunday School in 1895.
P.H. Bartel's father, Henry Bartel, and 11 other men were founders of the Mennonite church in Russia 100 years ago. Mennonite congregations throughout the world are observing the centennial event this year.
The elder Bartel came to the United States in 1872 and settled in Kansas, near Hutchison.
Church leaders, relatives and friends Friday heard Mrs. Anna Bartel recount her experiences when the family moved to the Cooperton community in 1901 and later to Corn in 1909.
Born in Rudnerweide, Molotschna Colony, Taurien, South Russia.
Immigrated 24 June 1879 to Switzerland and then to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Baptised 27 May 1885 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Married Peter Heinrich Bartel 13 June 1890 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Census data:
1880; living with parents in Alta, Harvey County, Kansas. Listed as "Annie Vogt", 15 years old, born Russia in 1880 census. Both parents born Russia.
1900; living in Alta Township, Harvey County, Kansas. Census enumerated 13 June 1900. Listed aas "Anna Bartel", 34 years old (b. August 1865), born Russia in 1900 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 9 years. Mother of 7 children, 5 still living.
1910; living in Cooper Township, Kiowa County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 13 May 1910. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 43 years old, born Russia in 1910 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 20 years. Mother of 11 children, 7 still living.
1920; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 14 Feb 1920. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 53 years old, born Russia in 1920 census. Both parents born Russia.
1930; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 10 Apr 1930. Listed as "Anna B Bartel", 64 years old, born Russia in 1930 census. Both parents born Russia.
Published in The Carnegie Herald, Carnegie, Caddo Co., OK
Wednesday, August 31, 1960
Pioneer Corn Woman Is Honored on 95th Birthday
CORN- Last Friday was an eventful day for Mrs. Anna Bartel, widow of the late pioneer minister for the Corn Mennonite church. Relatives and friends from surrounding communities gathered at her home in Corn to pay homage on her ninety-fifth birthday.
Present for the occasion were 156 descendants -- including five generations of the Bartel family. She has eight children. Nine of her grandsons are ministers.
Her husband, the late P.H. Bartel, was minister of the Corn Mennonite church for 40 years, before his death in 1940. He was credited with breaking a church precedent by organizing the first Mennonite Sunday School in 1895.
P.H. Bartel's father, Henry Bartel, and 11 other men were founders of the Mennonite church in Russia 100 years ago. Mennonite congregations throughout the world are observing the centennial event this year.
The elder Bartel came to the United States in 1872 and settled in Kansas, near Hutchison.
Church leaders, relatives and friends Friday heard Mrs. Anna Bartel recount her experiences when the family moved to the Cooperton community in 1901 and later to Corn in 1909.
Immigrated 24 June 1879 to Switzerland and then to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Baptised 27 May 1885 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Married Peter Heinrich Bartel 13 June 1890 in Buhler, Reno County, Kansas.
Census data:
1880; living with parents in Alta, Harvey County, Kansas. Listed as "Annie Vogt", 15 years old, born Russia in 1880 census. Both parents born Russia.
1900; living in Alta Township, Harvey County, Kansas. Census enumerated 13 June 1900. Listed aas "Anna Bartel", 34 years old (b. August 1865), born Russia in 1900 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 9 years. Mother of 7 children, 5 still living.
1910; living in Cooper Township, Kiowa County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 13 May 1910. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 43 years old, born Russia in 1910 census. Both parents born Russia. Married 20 years. Mother of 11 children, 7 still living.
1920; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 14 Feb 1920. Listed as "Anna Bartel", 53 years old, born Russia in 1920 census. Both parents born Russia.
1930; living in Seger Township, Washita County, Oklahoma. Census enumerated 10 Apr 1930. Listed as "Anna B Bartel", 64 years old, born Russia in 1930 census. Both parents born Russia.
Published in The Carnegie Herald, Carnegie, Caddo Co., OK
Wednesday, August 31, 1960
Pioneer Corn Woman Is Honored on 95th Birthday
CORN- Last Friday was an eventful day for Mrs. Anna Bartel, widow of the late pioneer minister for the Corn Mennonite church. Relatives and friends from surrounding communities gathered at her home in Corn to pay homage on her ninety-fifth birthday.
Present for the occasion were 156 descendants -- including five generations of the Bartel family. She has eight children. Nine of her grandsons are ministers.
Her husband, the late P.H. Bartel, was minister of the Corn Mennonite church for 40 years, before his death in 1940. He was credited with breaking a church precedent by organizing the first Mennonite Sunday School in 1895.
P.H. Bartel's father, Henry Bartel, and 11 other men were founders of the Mennonite church in Russia 100 years ago. Mennonite congregations throughout the world are observing the centennial event this year.
The elder Bartel came to the United States in 1872 and settled in Kansas, near Hutchison.
Church leaders, relatives and friends Friday heard Mrs. Anna Bartel recount her experiences when the family moved to the Cooperton community in 1901 and later to Corn in 1909.
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