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Sister Reinhardt Hecker
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Today's date: September 22, 1997 |
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Your name: Sister Reinhardt Hecker
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Previous address: Available upon request to Michael
Miller
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Place of birth: München [Beresan Enclave, South Russia]
Ukraine |
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Father's name: Leonard Hecker |
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Father's date of birth (including month, day and year) and
place of birth: June 15, 1873 - Died September 27, 1954 |
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Mother's name and maiden name: Mary Eva Scherger |
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Mother's date of birth (including month, day and year) and
place of birth: Born May 15, 1879 - Died March 11, 1970 |
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Name of village in South Russia or Bessarabia of your father's
ancestors: Mhnchen [Beresan Enclave] |
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Name of village in South Russia or Bessarabia of your mother's
ancestors: |
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Your occupation: Member of the Benedictine Order of Annunciation
Priory, Bismarck, ND, Catholic Nun |
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Father's occupation: Farmer |
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Mother's occupation: Housewife |
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Other information you feel is important: September 21, 1997
Wilhelmina Sister Reinhardt born March 14, 1901 died January
27, 1994
John Hecker - born March 10, 1903, died July 5, 1987
Elizabeth Hecker - born Nov. 9, 1904, died May 13, 1994 George
Hecker - born March 6, 1908, living
Leonard Hecker - born Feb. 6, 1910, living
Margaret Hecker - born Aug. 25, 1913, living
(The above were born in Russia)
Ralph Hecker - born Feb. 5, 1917, living
Robert Hecker - born Feb. 24, 1923, died June 28, 1985 |
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Ralph and Robert were born on a farm near Belfield, ND.
To my knowledge information what Sister Reinhardt quoted is
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We grew up north of Belfield, ND on a farm. I left when
I was 20 years old, joined my sister Elizabeth in San francisco.
I have 4 children, 8 grandchildren, 5 great-grand children
and live with my son, Richard, in Missoula, MT.
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Sister Reinhardt Hecker celebrated her Diamond Jubilee June
13, 1983. |
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Thank you for waiting. Sorry I have no further information
for you, as I am 13 years younger than Sister Reinhardt. I
was the baby when we left Russia. Sister said, "they almost
lost me" as mother was nursing me and she was very ill. The
nurses gave me sugar water, as I was starving. |
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Glory be I am 84 years old now and healthy. Thank God.
By Margaret Houldson |
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I am enclosing a few photos, please return them to me. |
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Permission
to use any images from the GRHC website may be requested
by contacting Michael
M. Miller |
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