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Heinrich and Elisabeth Schwartz
Heinrich Schwartz was born on Jun 22, 1874 in Norka, Russia, the son of Johannes Schwartz (born 1829) and Catharina Albrecht, born 1831).
Heinrich married Elisabeth Spady on January 30, 1893 in Norka. Elisabeth was the daughter of Johannes Spady (born 1839) and Magdalena Sauer (born 1844).
Two children were born in Norka:
Elisabeth, born March 16, 1894 (died in 1897)
Conrad Heinrich, born June 23, 1897.
Heinrich, Elisabeth and Conrad Heinrich immigrated to the United States about 1899 and soon settled in Portland. Five children were born in Portland:
Amalia, October 13, 100
John, March 26, 1902
Lydia, July 20, 1905
Edward Chester, August 1, 1901
Raymond Edward, August 16, 1913
Henry and Elisabeth were founding members of Zion German Congregational Church established in 1914. Henry's brother, Johannes (born December 7, 1857) was also a member of the church.
Elisabeth died in Portland on March 15, 1946
Henry died on November 15, 1962.
Heinrich married Elisabeth Spady on January 30, 1893 in Norka. Elisabeth was the daughter of Johannes Spady (born 1839) and Magdalena Sauer (born 1844).
Two children were born in Norka:
Elisabeth, born March 16, 1894 (died in 1897)
Conrad Heinrich, born June 23, 1897.
Heinrich, Elisabeth and Conrad Heinrich immigrated to the United States about 1899 and soon settled in Portland. Five children were born in Portland:
Amalia, October 13, 100
John, March 26, 1902
Lydia, July 20, 1905
Edward Chester, August 1, 1901
Raymond Edward, August 16, 1913
Henry and Elisabeth were founding members of Zion German Congregational Church established in 1914. Henry's brother, Johannes (born December 7, 1857) was also a member of the church.
Elisabeth died in Portland on March 15, 1946
Henry died on November 15, 1962.
Sources
Norka database
Ancestry.com
Zion Congregational Church 50th Anniversary Book. Portland, OR: Zion Congregational Church, 1964. Print.
Ancestry.com
Zion Congregational Church 50th Anniversary Book. Portland, OR: Zion Congregational Church, 1964. Print.
Last updated April 21, 2020.