27 JUN 2021, Notes for incoming transfer, sighted; added gender. 1) Bio section as written by the original creator of the memorial has been retained, and is below the divider. 2) Alternative spellings reported for both given name and surname.
12 AUG 2021 SAC to add link to his mother.
09 FEB 2022 SAC to remove Eva Jantz' link as mother.~Wilhelm Benjamin B. Jantz 1854 in village of Antanofka in the Ostrog Region of Volynia in Polish Russia.
1928/29 (?) Either in Major Co. or Garfield Co.
He was the son of Benjamin Jantz and Anna J. B. (Eva) Becker. He married on 21 December 1879 in U.S. to Aganetha Koehn, daughter of William W. Koehn and Helena (unknown maiden name) Koehn.

In addition to the children listed below, there were two other children who died young that do not have memorials - Helena "Lena" and Leah who was Rachel's twin.
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•Name: Wilhelm Benjamin B JANZ (Jantz)
•Surname: Janz
•Given Name: Wilhelm Benjamin B
•Suffix: (Jantz)
•Sex: M
•Birth: 1 Mar 1854 in Antonovka, Volhynia 1
•Death: 29 Apr 1929
•Burial: Meno, Oklahoma
•Reference Number: 119wi
•Baptism: 1871 2
•Immigration: 26 Dec 1874 Vaderland; Philadelphia 3
Father: Benjamin Peter - JANZ (Jantz) b: 5 Sep 1824 in South Russia
Mother: Anna J B (Eva) BECKER b: ABT 15 Jul 1828 in South Russia
Marriage 1 Aganetha W K KOEHN b: 14 Mar 1858 in South Russia
•Married: 21 Dec 1879 2
Sources:
1. Title: #338
Text: Emmanuel Mennonite Church (Moundridge, Kan.). [Record book]. Bd. Ms. 26. Mennonite Library and Archives, Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas.
Page: 46 2.Title: #338
Text: Emmanuel Mennonite Church (Moundridge, Kan.). [Record book]. Bd. Ms. 26. Mennonite Library and Archives, Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas.
Page: 33 3.Title: Brothers in deed to brothers in need
Author: Hiebert, Clarence
Publication: Faith & Life Press, 1974.
Text: Brothers in Deed to Brothers in Need
Page: 199