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Schwartfeger of East Prussia and New Zealand

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Fran(t)z Gottlieb /SCHWARTFEGER

Frantz Gottich / Gottlieb SCHWARTFEGER
b: abt 1840 Ranglacken, Germany. Aged 50 in 1890
[Ref: Original birth cert.'s (1891 & 1902) of Minnie Grace SCHWARTFEGER]

Franz SCHWARTFEGER of Collingwood Nelson, New Zealand, Goldminer
[Ref: Copy of Cert. Letters of Naturalization. Oct 6, 1873]

Frantz Gottlieb SCHWARTFEGER
d: Jan 15, 1914. Aged 78 (suggests b: 1836)
Mental Hospital, Avondale
Occupation: Farmer
Verdict of Coroner: Senile Decay
Mother: Rosenia SCHWARTFEGER formally FOX
Father: Solomon SCHWARTFEGER
Father's Occupation: Master Mariner
Buried: Jan 17, 1914 at Waikumete.
Born: Ranglacken Germany.
In NZ: over 40 years (suggests pre 1875)
Married: Dovedale Nelson Aged 45
to: Agnes Martha BURNETT (Aged 56 -at death of Franz)
[From copy of Death Cert: Folio 15/1914 Auckland]

SCHWARFLEGER, FRANTZ GOSLEIP
ANGLICAN DIVISION F Row 3, Plot 28
Date Of Death : 15-Jan-1914
Date Of Burial : 17-Jan-1914
[Ref: Waikumete Cemetery website record]

(Traced Ranglacken to near the village of Puschdorf, Insterburg in Kaliningrad which was East Prussia / Germany)
[Ref: http://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/object_387993 ]

Surnames: BURNETT FOX SCHWARTFEGER
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Kaimai21 , from New Zealand, has been a Family Tree Circles member since Aug 2010. is researching the following names: SCHWARTFEGER, STEPHENS, BELL and 12 other(s).

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by fatboybill on 2017-11-07 03:41:23

Ranglacken was known as Eichental since 1992 but is now considered Aufgelassen (abandoned).

Kaliningrad is the nearest large town. Puschdorf is now called Pushkarevo and has a train station.
The area of Insterburg is now called Cerniachovsk.

The Russians changed the germanic town names to their own.

Hope this helps. I am currently researching Franz Gottlieb. I belong to the Evelyn Martha Schwartfeger line.
If you have any information my email is fatboybill@live.com.au

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