Tiessen, Franz, 1906-1991

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Tiessen, Franz, 1906-1991

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  • Frank Tiessen
  • Franz Peter Tiessen

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Dates of existence

1906-1991

History

Franz Peter Tiessen was born in Schoenfeld, South Russia to Peter J. and Elizabeth (Fast) Tiessen. Peter and his first wife Anna (Enns) had six children, four of whom survived infancy. Peter and his second wife Elizabeth (Fast) had eight children, seven of whom survived infancy. Franz grew up on the family’s prosperous 700 acre farm. In 1919, the family left for Blumstein to avoid frequent raids by bandits. In 1924, they immigrated to Canada, settling in the Leamington area. Franz Tiessen married Anna Toews in 1932; the couple had three children. The Tiessens farmed in Essex County.

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GRANDMA ID: 148524

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Related entity

Tiessen, Bob (1950-2022)

Identifier of the related entity

CA-MAO-2023

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family

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Tiessen, Bob

is the child of

Tiessen, Franz, 1906-1991

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Tiessen, Anna (Toews) (1909-1996)

Identifier of the related entity

CA-MAO-2016

Category of the relationship

family

Type of relationship

Tiessen, Anna (Toews)

is the spouse of

Tiessen, Franz, 1906-1991

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CA-MAO-2016

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Mennonite Archives of Ontario

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Created by LHG in 2016

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Sources

Franz and Anna (Toews) Tiessen family fonds, Hist.Mss.291, Mennonite Archives of Ontario

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