Fritzler-tree

Descendants of Adam Fritzler
Plus Hildermann & Herbert

A Fritzler family may have first settled in Stephan, Russia, but many moved before 1775 to Grimm. This family group came from Kleingartach, Brackenheim,--------------- Wuerttemberg, Germany in 1765. As of 1798, the Fritzler families are also found in the Volga villages of Dreispitz, Kraft, and Shcherbakovka. Its the census of 1834 that we find Adam Fritzler (1845) and other Fritzler families in Holstein

Reinhart Yauk

Notes:
1) Data sources received from Ed Hoak, Edith Bottsford, and census records.
2) The pictured people visited Rienhard Yauk and Katie Fritzler-Yauk at different periods between 1920s and 1940s. Reinhart lived in north-end Winnipeg with family: wife Katie(1881), children, Gottfreid(1900), David(1902), Molly(1905), and Katherine(1911)
3) Katie Fritzler-Yauk is the daughter of Adam Fritzler (1845). Below, see the
2009 new found notes from two sources

Katie Fritzler

Irina Siegle, from Osnabrück Germany, wrote by e-mail (Sep 2009), "I came with my parents and brother from Russia to Germany. I married Sergej Siegle in 2000". She provided much more information about the Frizler family which fills in many gaps. These are added to the Fritzler trees Color Coded Blue.

Start Generation 1

Adam Fritzler (assume birth abt. 1845)

Wife: Savan Wittmann b: in Russia, 6 or more children Savan---------

We have Identified 3 of the Fritzler children
1] Jacob (b.1868) 2] Gottried (b.1876) 3] Katie (b.1881)

From Irina: Jacob, Gottfried, Adam, Susanna, Anna Elisabeth, Katharina Elisabeth

Gen 2: Jacob Fritzler b.1868 (father Adam abt 1845)

Jacob Fritzler b: 1868 in Russia d: in Russia
Wife: Suzanna Kuxhaus b: 1867 in Russia

Eight Kids below

Gen 3. Children (Jacob 1868) 1- Amalia (Mollie):   (married, 4 kids, stayed in Russia)
2- Susanna (Susie): b. late 1880s, (married J. Hildermann) *
3- Maria Elizabeth b. 08 June 1891 d. 24 May 1979 (married J. Herber) *
4- Eva Elizabeth:   (stayed in Holstein)
5- Anna Elizabeth: (stayed in Holstein)
6- David:               (stayed in Holstein)
7- Katherine Elizabeth (stayed in Russia)
8- Jacob:                (stayed in Holstein)

Gen 3: Jacob Fritzler (son of Adam Fritzler (1845-?)) had 8 children:     * see above
          1)       David:   we know from 2 children: Gottfried and David.
          2)       Jacob:   we know from 2 children: 1 daughter and 1 son.
          3)       Amalia: she married Andrej Kelln. Children: Anna, Amalia, Adam, Gottfried.
          4)       Maria Elisabeth:   married. Emigrated to America. We have not more informations. *
          5)       Katharina Elisabeth: married Adam Krentz. Children: David, Gottfried, Amalia, Adam.
          6)       Anna Elisabeth: married. 3 children: 2 sons and 1 daughter.
          7)       Susanna: married. Emigrated to America. We have not more informations. *

Gen 2: Gottfried Fritzler b.1876 (father Adam abt 1845) Gottfried Fritzler b: 26 Sep 1876 in Russia, d: 05 Jun 1941 in Winnipeg
    Wife: Katrina Kuxhaus m: 1895 in Galka. b. 15 Nov 1875, d. 08 Oct 1962
          Gen 3 Kids :
            1- Katrina: b. 1896, d. 1906
            2 Gottfried Fritzler, Jr. b.29 Apr 1898 d. 07 Aug 1969
                    Wife: Emily Schwab (m: in Winnipeg) b. 01 Jul 1900, d. 12 Dec 1967
                         Gen 4 Kid: Olinda Fritzler b: 1925 in Winnipeg
Fritzler Photos Below 1930s

Gorrfried 1876

Katrina 1875

Emily

Olinda

Gen 2: Adam Fritzler (1884-1937)
wife Anna Hildermann (1883-1960) had 9 children:
(Source: Irina Siegle)

1). Adam (died): was married. He died just as he was 29 years old. His child died, too.

2). Anna (1907-1975): married David Hildermann (1908-1981). Many descendanst live now in Germany and Russia.

3). Amalia (died): married first David Kelln. Many descendants.
married then Alexander Meier. Many descendants.

4). Katharina (1913-2003): my grandma. She married David Borger (1897-1970). Children: Elvira and Viktor. Viktor Borger (born 1941) married Emma Schönhals. They became 3 children: Irina (born 1976), Vladimir (1979-1980) and Viktor (born 1985).

5). Gottfried (died): wife Anna (died). Many descendants live in Germany and Russia.

6). David (died): wife Elisabeth (died). Their daughter live with hers family in Russia. Other 3 children from David and Elisabeth are died.

7). Anna Elisabeth (born 1921, is now 88 years old): married Alexander Eisner. Descendants live in Germany.

8). Maria (died): married Anatolij Streck (died). Descendants live in Russia.

9). Alexander (died): wife Frieda (died). Descendants live in Germany.

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Gen 3: Maria Fritzler b.1891 (father Jacob-1868)

Maria Katharine Elizabeth Fritzler, b: 08 Jun 1891, d: 24 May 1979, in Lived, Ellis County, Oklahoma .
    Spouse: Jacob Herber b: 26 Feb 1892, d: 19 Dec 1986 in Shattuck, OK Married in Holstein 13 Jun 1910
    Gen 4 Kids:
       1- Jake          b. 9 May 1911, d. 15 Apr 1979
       2- Alex J.       b. 02 Oct 1912, d. 13 Aug 1982
       3- Adam        b. 03 Oct 1915, d. 27 Dec 1960
       4- Paul           b. 16 Mar 1917
       5- Esther        b. 12 Sep 1919
       6- Edna          b. 29 Jan 1922
       7- George       b. 09 Apr 1924
       8- Wesley       b 06 Jul 1925

Notes about Jacob Herber: -Father: George Heinrich Herber I
-Mother: Katharine Elizabeth Kelln-Herber
-Immigrated to USA in 1910 through Galveston.
-His wife immigrated in 1911 with Jacob's brother David., posing as David's wife to save money. Both Dave and Jacob were in Winnipeg, in 1911, working on the city sewer system. In 1913, Jacob and family moved to Shattuck, Oklahoma area. Kids, Jake & Alex, born in Winnipeg while others born around Shattuck, Oklahoma Herber Photos Below (1930s)

Maria K.E. 1891

Jakob 1892

son Jacob

wife of son

Gen 3: Susanna Fritzler b.abt 1880s (father Jacob-1868) Susanna Fritzler b: late 1880s
Spouse: Johan George Friedrich Hildermann (married: 10 Feb 1910 in Russia)
Immigrated to Winnipeg, Canada, abt. 20 Feb 1910, began Carpenter business. (8-children isted below)

Susanna Fritzler-
Hildermann

J.G. Fred
Hilderman

All Gen 4: (father Johan G.Frederich. Hildermann)
All 2nd cousins to Kay Yauk Hohban b: 1911)

...................... 4 Susie Hildermann b: 1914 in Winnipeg d: 1914 in Winnipeg
...................... 4 Amalia (Molly)Hildermann b: 05 Dec 1912 in Winnipeg - Kay Yauks (2nd cousin photo)
...................... 4 Susanna Hildermann b: 01 Jul 1915 in Winnipeg - photo below
...................... 4 Katherine Elisabeth Hildermann b: 22 Aug 1917 in Winnipeg
...................... 4 Eugenie Hildermann b: 20 Jan 1920 in Winnipeg
...................... 4 Emilia Hildermann b: 18 Jun 1921 in Winnipeg
...................... 4 Edward Hildermann b: 30 Jul 1924 in Winnipeg
...................... 4 Robert Harold Hildermann b: 29 Jan 1928 in Winnipeg

Photos 1925-1930

Molly & Susanna

Molly

Molly & Kay Yauk

Note Our Grandmother, Katherine Fritzler-Yauk, b.1881 in Holstein, who migrated, with husband and 4 children, to Winnipeg, Canada in 1912, is quite possiably one of the daughters of Adam Fritzler (1845). Proof notes, now have been found and a logical assumption can be made due to the many visits these families have had in the past. We have family photos of many of the above relatives, some located on the Photo page. Her full name was Katherine Elizabeth but was usually called "Katie"
Problems arise from Communist destuction of records after 1857. KJH

NEW FOUND NOTES - 2009 As further proof of Katiie's (1881) relationship is a note found written by my mother(Kay-Yauk-Hohban 1911) stating " I had a cousin Sussana Fritzler Hilderman (1880s) married to Frederich Hilderman who had 2 sons and 5 daughters" Kay Yauk is shown in photo above with 2nd cousin Hilderman sisters Molly & Susanna.

Further to this, Kay Yauk also wrote that " she also had an uncle Gottfried Fritzler whose wife was Katherine Kuxhaus Fritzler. They had a daughter Katherine who died young and son Gottfried (Fred)"

(e-mail from Irina Siegle): My grandma told us so:
2 children from Adam Fritzler (1845-?) Gottfried Fritzler and Katharina Elisabeth Fritzler emigrated to America. She was not sure, who went to Canada and who to USA.

No doubt now: Katherine Fritzler-Yauk, is the daughter of Adam Fritzler

Herber history (Wesley Herber) "Aunt Susie's Hildermann family and Grandma's Mary Elisabeth Herber family have been very close through the years. Many trips by all the counsins have been taken between Canada and the U.S.A. to visit one another.”

This comment by the Herber historian bares out the fact that these relatives visited OUR Yauk family in Winnipeg of which we have photos between 1920s and 1940s. We also have photos of the Hildermann girls. KJH