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Franz F. Huebert (1875–1964)

1927–1930, 1933, [193-?], 1947, 1964, 1948, 1972, photocopied [ca. 1995].
1 folder of textual records.

Biographical sketch

Franz Hübert was born on October 15, 1875 to Franz J. (1850–1920) and Elizabeth (Janzen) Hübert in Margenau, Molotschna, south Russia. He married Helena Wiebe and they had one son and four daughters. In 1903 Helena died and Franz married Helena Barg. To this marriage five sons and two daughters were born. Around the year 1908 the family moved north to Siberia and lived in Tiegerweide.

The Russian Revolution was a difficult time for the entire country and the Hübert family was no exception. The remaining family escaped in 1927 and immigrated to Canada. They settled first in Duchess, Alberta and a year later relocated to Coaldale, Alberta where he became a successful farmer. In 1948 his second wife, Helena Barg died. In December 1963, Franz Hübert was hospitalized and died on New Years day, 1964.

Scope and content

This collection consists primarily of correspondence to and from the Hübert family. The letters come from family in Siberia and a few from South America. Other material consists of obituaries and genealogical material relevant to the Hübert family. All the letters are hand written in the German gothic script.

Custodial history
These records came to the Centre from Mrs. Agnes (Jacob F.) Huebert from Coaldale, Albert via her niece Lorina Marsch ca. 1994. Jacob F. Huebert had apparently inherited the papers from his father after he passed away. When the records arrived at the Centre, archivist Alf Redekopp worked through the papers and added the photocopied obituaries ca. 1995. Bill Schroeder was able to read the letters and made the original file list and arranged the material.

Notes

File list

Volume 965

  1. Three envelopes addressed to Franz F. Hübert, Coaldale, Alberta. – [193-?], photocopied [ca. 1995].
  2. Page 16 from, Jacob Thielman and Helena Kroeker: A Family History and Genealogy by Alfred H. Redekopp. – photocopied [ca. 1995].
  3. Obituary of Franz Hübert from, Mennonitische Rundschau, January 29, 1964. – photocopied [ca. 1995].
  4. Obituary of Helene (Baerg) Hübert from, Mennonitische Rundschau, August 25, 1948. – photocopied [ca. 1995].
  5. Obituary of Jacob Franz Hübert from, Mennonitische Rundschau, February 9, 1972. – photocopied [ca. 1995].
  6. Obituary of Jakob F. Hübert from Mennonitische Rundschau, October 21, 1964. – photocopied [ca. 1995].
  7. Letter from Karyowka, Omsk, Siberia, signed: Peter und Anna Dük, June 19, 1927. – 1927.
  8. Letter from Margenau, Omsk, Siberia, signed Jacob und Helena Hübert, December 18, 1928. – 1928.
  9. Letter from Karyowka, signed Peter und Anna Dük, 1928. – 1928.
  10. Letter from Rosenort, Omsk, Siberia to Jacob und Helena Hübert, signed: Peter Dück. August 7, 1928. – 1928.
  11. Letter from Karyowka, Omsk to Jacob and Helena Hübert, signed: Peter and Anna Dück, August 7, 1928. – 1928.
  12. Letter to Hübert, signed: Peter und Anna Dük. – [1929?].
  13. Letter from Karyowka, Omsk to Liebe Geschwister, signed: Peter and Anna Dük, May 30, 1929. – 1929.
  14. Letter to Susa, signed Anna Dück. – [1929?].
  15. Letter from Tiegerweide, Omsk, Siberia, March 25, 1929. – 1929.
  16. Letter signed: Anna Dük, January 16, 1929. – 1929.
  17. Letter signed: Jacob und Helena Hübert, June 30, 1930. – 1930.
  18. Letter to Hübert, signed: Jacob und Trude Bärg, June 10, 1930. – 1930.
  19. Letter from Tiegerweide, Omsk, Russia to Onkel und Tante, Signed: Anna, February 5, 1933. – 1933.
  20. Letter to Helene, signed: Maria Schroeder. – [193-?].
  21. Letter dated February 5, 1933. – 1933.
  22. Letter from Margenau, Omsk, Russia to Freund und Klein Cosin, signed: Isaak Reimer [?], May 20, 1933. – 1933.
  23. Letter from [Karvtal ?] to Franz Hübert, July 2, 1933. – 1933.
  24. Letter from Margenau, Omsk, Russia to F. Hübert, March 24, 1933. – 1933.
  25. Letter from Margenau, Omsk, Russia to Hübert, signed: Maria Regehr, march 24, 1933. – 1933.
  26. Letter (two parts) signed: Jacob und Helena Hübert. – [193-?].
  27. Three poems. – [193-?].
  28. Song # 326 signed: Johann Hübert. – [193-?].
  29. Five Poems. – [193-?].
  30. Letter from Curitiba, Brazil to Onkel, Tante, Nichten und Vetter, signed: Abram und Lena Dück, December 15, 1947. – 1947.