Son of Jacob Nachtigal, husband of Catharina (Schultz) Nachtigal, married in 1831 in Russia; had 4 children from their union (3 sons/1 daughter). The cemetery he was likely buried in no longer exists now, a farm now exists where it used to be, sadly there is no record of who remained buried in this defunct cemetery as others were moved to the new, current cemetery in Canton. So therefore we don't know for certain if Johann was one of the ones still buried there on that site or not, but if he was his remains/grave were probably likely and sadly lost or destroyed.
Son of Jacob Nachtigal, husband of Catharina (Schultz) Nachtigal, married in 1831 in Russia; had 4 children from their union (3 sons/1 daughter). The cemetery he was likely buried in no longer exists now, a farm now exists where it used to be, sadly there is no record of who remained buried in this defunct cemetery as others were moved to the new, current cemetery in Canton. So therefore we don't know for certain if Johann was one of the ones still buried there on that site or not, but if he was his remains/grave were probably likely and sadly lost or destroyed.
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