JACOB D AEBIG
LAIRD -- Jacob D Aebig, born in Waterloo County, Ontario, in 1862, died last week. When he was 18 he moved to the United States and he was married at Plymouth, Nebraska, in 1885. From there the couple moved to Laird in 1902. Mr. Aebig farmed until 1927, when we and his wife moved into town. A son, George, and two daughters, Emma and Amelia, predeceased Mr Aebig, and surviving are nine children, Mrs. William Zulauf, John, Krist, Jacob, Ester, William, Henry and Mrs. Roy Orth, all of Laird, and Mrs. A.W. Newton of Biggar. The funeral was held from Stoney Hill Lutheran Church.
source Star_Phoenix_1941_07_07_page_13
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Jacob D. Aeblg (1862-1941), who with his wife Mary (1866-1947) and family arrived in 1902 from Nebraska, settled on the NE4-44-5. Here he built a two-storey log house that served as a home for them, their five sons and three daughters, for many years to come. More wlll be said of him in the pages to follow for
he was the 'founder' of the Hamburg School District and served as a member of the School Board for six years.
source "2005 Memories : a history of the Hamburg School District no. 2005, Laird, Saskatchewan", 1979, (CU14119781) by Riegert, Paul W. personal. Courtesy of Local Histories Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.
JACOB D AEBIG
LAIRD -- Jacob D Aebig, born in Waterloo County, Ontario, in 1862, died last week. When he was 18 he moved to the United States and he was married at Plymouth, Nebraska, in 1885. From there the couple moved to Laird in 1902. Mr. Aebig farmed until 1927, when we and his wife moved into town. A son, George, and two daughters, Emma and Amelia, predeceased Mr Aebig, and surviving are nine children, Mrs. William Zulauf, John, Krist, Jacob, Ester, William, Henry and Mrs. Roy Orth, all of Laird, and Mrs. A.W. Newton of Biggar. The funeral was held from Stoney Hill Lutheran Church.
source Star_Phoenix_1941_07_07_page_13
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Jacob D. Aeblg (1862-1941), who with his wife Mary (1866-1947) and family arrived in 1902 from Nebraska, settled on the NE4-44-5. Here he built a two-storey log house that served as a home for them, their five sons and three daughters, for many years to come. More wlll be said of him in the pages to follow for
he was the 'founder' of the Hamburg School District and served as a member of the School Board for six years.
source "2005 Memories : a history of the Hamburg School District no. 2005, Laird, Saskatchewan", 1979, (CU14119781) by Riegert, Paul W. personal. Courtesy of Local Histories Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.
Gravesite Details
hus of Mary
Family Members
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Katherine Margaret Aebig Zulauf
1883–1976
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George Heinrich Aebig
1886–1924
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John Aebig
1888–1982
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Christian Johann Aebig
1890–1963
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Amelia Mathilda Aebig
1892–1893
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Emma Louise Aebig Ratzlaff
1894–1918
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Julia Lydia Aebig Newton
1897–1997
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Jacob Philip Aebig
1899–1976
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Esther Elizabeth Marie Aebig Pfeifer
1901–1988
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William G. Aebig
1904–1968
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Henry Aebig
1906–1981
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Marie Anne Caroline Aebig Orth
1908–1985
