Wilhelm Conrad and Catharina Margaretha Schreiber
Wilhelm Conrad Schreiber was born on October 26, 1872 in Norka, the son of Conrad Schreiber (born 1848) and Christina Sinner (born 1853).
On December 28, 1898, Wilhelm Conrad married Catharina Margaretha Hohnstein. She is the daughter of Ludwig Hohnstein (born 1849) and Margaretha Schleicher (born 1852).
Wilhelm Conrad and Catharina Margaretha became parents of eight children.
Alexander Wilhelm, born 1899
Johann Friedrich, born 1902
Olga (Olinde), born 1905
Maria, born 1909
Vladimir (Waldemar), born 1912
Berta, born 1914
Johannes, born 1917
Wilhelm, born 1920
On December 28, 1898, Wilhelm Conrad married Catharina Margaretha Hohnstein. She is the daughter of Ludwig Hohnstein (born 1849) and Margaretha Schleicher (born 1852).
Wilhelm Conrad and Catharina Margaretha became parents of eight children.
Alexander Wilhelm, born 1899
Johann Friedrich, born 1902
Olga (Olinde), born 1905
Maria, born 1909
Vladimir (Waldemar), born 1912
Berta, born 1914
Johannes, born 1917
Wilhelm, born 1920
Photograph Wilhelm Conrad Schreiber and his family taken in 1919. From left to right upper row are: Olinde (Olga), Wilhelm, Waldemar (Vladimir), Alexander, Johannes. Left to right lower row are: Maria, Bertha, Catharina, and Friedrich on Catharina Margaretha's lap. Courtesy of André Seifert.
Alexander Wilhelm married Lydia Braun, a schoolteacher in Norka.
Olga married Alexander "Reicher" Schleuning about 1930. He was said to be the wealthiest man in Norka.
Maria married a member of the Weber family in the early 1930s.
Vladimir (Waldemar) married and had four children.
Berta worked as a schoolteacher in Norka. She never married and moved to Germany later in life.
Johannes married and had three children.
All of the family members were deported to Siberia in 1941. They were resettled in Zavyalovo in the Altai region. Johann Friedrich died in labor camp in September 1943. Wilhelm died in 1948.
Alexander's wife Lydia Braun was not allowed to teach school in Siberia until April 1945.
Olga married Alexander "Reicher" Schleuning about 1930. He was said to be the wealthiest man in Norka.
Maria married a member of the Weber family in the early 1930s.
Vladimir (Waldemar) married and had four children.
Berta worked as a schoolteacher in Norka. She never married and moved to Germany later in life.
Johannes married and had three children.
All of the family members were deported to Siberia in 1941. They were resettled in Zavyalovo in the Altai region. Johann Friedrich died in labor camp in September 1943. Wilhelm died in 1948.
Alexander's wife Lydia Braun was not allowed to teach school in Siberia until April 1945.
Sources
André Seifert.
Last updated November 4, 2021.