Conrad and Christina Schreiber
Conrad Schreiber was born on December 13, 1848 in Norka, the son of Lorenz Schreiber (born 1822) and Elisabeth Sinner (born 1821).
Conrad married Christina Sinner on January 11, 1872 in Norka. She is the daughter of Adam Sinner (born 1806) and Margaretha Pfenning (born 1808).
Conrad and Christina became parents to eleven children:
Wilhelm Conrad, born 1872
Heinrich Lorenz, born 1874
Margaretha, born 1875 and died the same year
Alexander Philipp, born 1876
Johannes, born 1878
Margaretha, born 1880 and died the same year
Johann Adam, born 1882 and died in 1884
Conrad, born 1884
Catharina Amalia, born 1886
Natalia, born 1888
Catharina Elisabeth, born 1890
Conrad married Christina Sinner on January 11, 1872 in Norka. She is the daughter of Adam Sinner (born 1806) and Margaretha Pfenning (born 1808).
Conrad and Christina became parents to eleven children:
Wilhelm Conrad, born 1872
Heinrich Lorenz, born 1874
Margaretha, born 1875 and died the same year
Alexander Philipp, born 1876
Johannes, born 1878
Margaretha, born 1880 and died the same year
Johann Adam, born 1882 and died in 1884
Conrad, born 1884
Catharina Amalia, born 1886
Natalia, born 1888
Catharina Elisabeth, born 1890
Conrad and Christina Schreiber family. Left to right standing: Wilhelm, Lawrence (Lorenz), Alexander, Amelia? Left to right seated: Conrad, Johannes, Christina (née Sinner).
Conrad Schreiber, together with four of his sons owned and operated a large flour mill which was located in the Russian village of Dmitriyevka near Norka. Wilhelm became an officer in the Russian Army. He and his family did not live in the Schreiber family compound in Dmitriyevka.
Conrad's wife, Christina, died in 1893. Conrad married again to Catharina Louisa Pinneker from the colony of Moor. A daughter, Catharina Amalia, was born in 1894. Catharina Louisa died in 1895 and Conrad married for a third time to Anna Elisabeth Strasheim from the colony of Frank. She died prior to 1903.
After Conrad's death in March 1903, the flour mill was sold and the estate divided among the four sons. Conrad's young daughters were taken in and cared for by their married brothers.
Conrad Jr. died of tuberculosis in 1904 while attending college at the age of 20.
Conrad's wife, Christina, died in 1893. Conrad married again to Catharina Louisa Pinneker from the colony of Moor. A daughter, Catharina Amalia, was born in 1894. Catharina Louisa died in 1895 and Conrad married for a third time to Anna Elisabeth Strasheim from the colony of Frank. She died prior to 1903.
After Conrad's death in March 1903, the flour mill was sold and the estate divided among the four sons. Conrad's young daughters were taken in and cared for by their married brothers.
Conrad Jr. died of tuberculosis in 1904 while attending college at the age of 20.
Sources
Marie Baker (née Schreiber). "Biography of My Father, Alexander Schreiber".
Last updated November 4, 2021.