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     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 15 November 1917. She was the daughter of Peter Fehr and Justina Martins.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 26 February 1912. She was the daughter of Jakob A. Fehr and Katharina Friesen.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 23 February 1886. She was the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Helena Mary Ensz. Elisabeth Fehr died on 10 November 1886.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 2 November 1888. She was the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Helena Mary Ensz. Elisabeth Fehr married Johan Ens on 12 June 1910. Elisabeth Fehr died on 7 October 1919 at age 30.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 9 November 1904. She was the daughter of David Fehr and Elisabeth Janzen. Elisabeth Fehr married Johan B. Dueck, son of Benjamin Dueck and Elisabeth Fehr, on 24 August 1924.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 1 January 1859. She was the daughter of Knels Fehr and Elisabeth Fehr. Elisabeth Fehr married Johann Fehr, son of Jacob de Fehr and Helena Fehr, on 19 January 1879. Elisabeth Fehr died in 1922.

     Elisabeth Fehr married Knels Fehr.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 14 June 1881. She was the daughter of Johann Fehr and Elisabeth Fehr. Elisabeth Fehr died on 22 January 1882.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 24 December 1883. She was the daughter of Johann Fehr and Elisabeth Fehr.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 30 September 1915 at Wymark, Saskatchewan. She was the daughter of Johann Fehr and Helena Olfert. Elisabeth Fehr married William K. Neufeld, son of Johann B. Neufeld and Anna Klassen, on 5 November 1933. Elisabeth Fehr died on 19 April 1993 at Wymark, Saskatchewan, at age 77. She was buried.
     From Patchwork Of Memories
pages 961 - 962

          WILLIAM AND ELIZABETH NEUFELD FAMILY
               by the family

     William (Bill) was born at Plum Coulee, Manitoba on April 4, 1908. He moved to Rush Lake, Saskatchewan in 1911 with his parents, and then lived as squatters in Lac Pelletier and Montford districts, where he received his only three months of schooling. The family settled on SW 36-13-14 which was rented from the owner Johnny Bell.
     William's parents were Anna Klassen and John Neufeld. His brothers and sisters are John, Abe, Jake, Elizabeth, Sarah, Susie and Mary and his step-brothers were George, John, Abe and Corny Dyck. His natural mother passed away in 1926, and his father married Susan Dyck (nee Kaunhoffen).
     Mom remembers some of the stories Dad told of his past. The Neufelds were very shy and timid because they seldom saw other people. One time visitors came over and Dad and Betty, and John were alone and cooking their own dinner, so they decided to hide their potatoes under the cook stove. After the people left they went to eat their dinner but the cats beat them to it.
     Dad remember when stooking for their father, they took bread, sugar and coffee as their food for a full day. Dad also worked for the C.P.R. building fences and was paid a very small wage for each pole.
     In 1931 William met Elizabeth Fehr and they dated for two years.
     Elizabeth was born on September 30, 1915 on her parents' homestead NE 26-13-14. She lived with her parents on that homestead until her marriage to William. Her parents' occupation was mixed farming with which she helped.
     Elizabeth's parents were Helen Olfert and John Fehr. Elizabeth's brothers and sisters were Henry, John, Jake, Peter, Isaac, Sarah, Helen and Jessie.
     Mom remembers when she and Jessie took a small bag of wheat to sell for some treats at the nearest general store which was five miles away. After walking a mile they were caught by their father and taken home, thankful that there was no punishment, but no treats either.
     A stray cat came to the Fehr farm which Jessie and Mom decided to claim, so they hid it in the wash stand along with their own cat in the hopes that they would get used to each other. After lots of screaming and noise inside the wash stand, the girls opened the door and the stray cat decided to leave in a hurry and was never seen again. It upset the girls that the cat chose not to claim them.
     Another story was when Mom went to get oat sheaves from the fields to feed the cattle and she fell from the buggy and broke her shoulder. The chiropractor, being the only medical attention she got, kept her from doing any work for approximately a year.
     On November 5, 1933 Elizabeth married William NEUFELD at her parent's home. Their first home was at Wymark on SW 29-13-13 where they had a filling station and did mixed farming. Later they moved to Chortitz where they shared a house with Isaac Heinrichs. Bill got the mail carrying job in Wymark so they decided to move to Wymark on a 40 acre lot alongside the railroad track. Elizabeth inherited this 40 acres from her parents. Bill delivered mail to R.R. #1 at Simmie for four years. He received $29.00 a month as a mail carrier. This was all the income they had besides the little cream and eggs they sold. They had five children to feed at the time. After four years at this wage Bill requested a raise of $21.00 and lost his job to Isaac Friesen from Schanzenfelt.
     Their mixed farming consisted of milking cows, raising pigs, and chickens. The baby chicks were kept in the kitchen around the cook stove until they were old enough and strong enough to be put out in the chicken barn. Later they were raised in the basement in a starter pen warmed by a heat lamp. In the fall the chickens were butchered and some were kept for laying hens.
     Pig butchering bees were held in the fall for meat for the year and dad and Mom were invited often because he was relied upon to eviscerate the pigs. Mom and Dad kept a large garden which both of them enjoyed very much. Dad would start all the bedding plants in the house early in the year.
     Dad was the veterinarian, shoe repairman and barber of Wymark for many years. He had a big treadle leather sewing machine and charged a few cents for fixing shoes, 25 cents for a hair cut and was called quite often when a cow was calving or needed vaccinations.
     Summer fuel for the cook stove sometimes consisted of dried manure which was gathered from the pasture by the children. This was stored in the garage close to the house. Coal was purchased for winter fuel.
     In the wintertime when the blizzards got so bad you could hardly see and the roads were impassable, Dad would walk to the school to get the children and walk them home. the children almost froze because the girls usually wore only brown cotton stockings to keep their legs warm. Sometimes they had to stop at Banman's so they could warm their wrists.
     Bill and Elizabeth bought their first and only car which was a 1952 Chev model. Later that same year they were totally hailed out. Bill and Elizabeth were grateful for the vegetables given by neighbouring farmers who had not been hit by the hail.
     In 1945 they purchased 80 acres of land from Mrs. Abe (Helen) Penner for the sum of $1,200. In total Bill and Elizabeth owned and farmed eight and one-half quarter-sections of land. They retired on the 40 acre homestead in Wymark and sold the land to their sons. Elizabeth is living there today.
     Bill and Elizabeth have a family of 13 children, five sons and eight daughters: Helen, Susan, John (Jack), William (Bill), Elizabeth (Betty), Isaac (Bob), Marion (Toots), Esther, Peter, Sadie, Archibald, Judith and Katherine. (See separate histories).
     William Neufeld died on December 25, 1975, at his home in Wymark after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held December 29, 1975 at1:30 p.m., at the Sommerfeld Mennonite Church, Schoenfeld, Saskatchewan with Rev. David Wiebe and Rev. George Klassen officiating. Burial followed at the Schanzenfelt Cemetery.


from Patchwork Of Memories Volume 2
page 212

          ELIZABETH NEUFELD
               by Sadie Hiebert

     In November 1987, Mom was moved into the Palliser Regional Care Centre from her Wymark home because she was no longer able to care for herself. Her disease had confined her to a wheel chair and it was too difficult to get around. She had a hard time adjusting at first but after awhile she made close friends with other patients, and staff and "Sask Tel". Every morning and then again afternoon and often evenings she would make short phone calls to her children within the local calling area to check on the farming and gardening progress. Even though she was in the Care Centre her ambitions could still get us up and getting work done. In late February 1993, Mom was diagnosed with colon cancer which had progressed onto her liver. Having been given three months to live, she made funeral arrangements, requesting that her children look after everything from building the casket to sewing her clothing, having her five sons as pallbearers. We were left with little time to mourn her passing in the time from her death to the funeral. She died on April 19, 1993. Funeral services were held at the Sommerfeld Mennonite Church and her body was laid to rest at the Schanzenfeld Cemetery.
     I spent some nights with her in the last week and in spite of her deteriorating condition she would wake and ask me what we were working at on the farm, as the seeding time was fast approaching. Her interests in our lives both professional and spiritual were an ever present encouragement.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 5 November 1859. She was the daughter of Jakob Fehr and Elisabeth _____. Elisabeth Fehr married Dietrich Rempel on 22 December 1881. Elisabeth Fehr died on 22 July 1927 at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, at age 67.
     She immigrated on 13 July 1875 to Quebec City, Quebec, arriving aboard the S. S. Peruvian.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 30 January 1896. She was the daughter of Johann Fehr and Helena Wiebe. Elisabeth Fehr married J. Suderman.

     Elisabeth Fehr is the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Anna Goertzen. Elisabeth Fehr married Jacob K. Banman, son of Cornelius Banman and Helena Klassen, on 8 February 1976.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 9 March 1914 at Hague, Saskatchewan. She was the daughter of Peter I. Fehr and Elisabeth Pauls. Elisabeth Fehr married Peter Goertzen on 11 March 1934 at Hague, Saskatchewan.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born. She was the daughter of Heinrich F. Fehr and Anna P. Peters. Elisabeth Fehr married Johann H. Hiebert, son of Benjamin G. Huebert and Maria Hildebrand.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born. She was the daughter of Jacob Fehr and Elisabeth Heinrich.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born. She was the daughter of Jacob F. Fehr and Helena S. Wall. Elisabeth Fehr married Aaron R. Thiessen.

     Elisabeth Fehr is the daughter of Benjamin F. Fehr and Anna Banman.

     Elisabeth Fehr is the daughter of David Simon Fehr and Sarah Penner.

     Elisabeth Fehr is the daughter of Heinrich Fehr and Judith Loewen.

     Elisabeth Fehr is the daughter of David Fehr and Helena Peters. Elisabeth Fehr married William Zacharias on 26 September 1971.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 23 December 1893. She was the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Helena Friesen. Elisabeth Fehr married Peter A. Hiebert on 7 June 1914.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 28 July 1908. She was the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Elisabeth Friesen. Elisabeth Fehr died on 15 January 1911 at age 2.

     Elisabeth Fehr was born on 25 March 1911. She was the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Elisabeth Friesen. Elisabeth Fehr married Gerhard Neufeld on 7 April 1935. Elisabeth Fehr died on 2 April 1973 at Winkler, Manitoba, at age 62.

     Elisabeth Anna Fehr is the daughter of Isaak Fehr and Margaretha Friesen. Elisabeth Anna Fehr married Ernest Patrick Newburgh on 9 January 1970.

     Elisabeth B. Fehr was born on 7 August 1862. She was the daughter of Peter Fehr and Ana Boschmann. Elisabeth B. Fehr married Cornelius Wiebe on 27 November 1881.
     Elisabeth B. Fehr immigrated on 26 June 1876 to Quebec City, Quebec, arriving aboard the S. S. Mississippi.

     Elisabeth B. Fehr is the daughter of Johann Fehr and Helena Bartsch. Elisabeth B. Fehr married Johan R. Friesen on 8 August 1982.

     Elisha Fehr is the daughter of Douglas John Fehr and Crystal _____.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 8 May 1922 at Wymark, Saskatchewan. She was the daughter of Jacob H. Fehr and Anna Dyck. Elizabeth Fehr married Louie Krowchenko on 21 September 1947. Elizabeth Fehr died on 14 February 2006 at St. Albert, Alberta, at age 83.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 28 October 1873. She was the daughter of Heinrich Fehr and Sara Neufeld. Elizabeth Fehr died on 18 June 1876 at age 2.
     She immigrated on 19 June 1876 arriving aboard the S.S. Sardinian. to Quebec City, Quebec.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 14 March 1884 at Manitoba. She was the daughter of Heinrich Fehr and Sara Neufeld. Elizabeth Fehr married Jakob Wiebe, son of Jakob Wiebe and Maria Braun, on 5 March 1907. Elizabeth Fehr died on 11 November 1963 at Swift Current, Saskatchewan, at age 79.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 7 July 1853. She was the daughter of Benjamin Fehr and Elizabeth Martens. Elizabeth Fehr married Klass Quiring, son of Kornelius Quiring and Maria Kaethler, in 1879.
     Elizabeth Fehr immigrated on 19 June 1876 arriving aboard the S.S. Sardinian. to Quebec City, Quebec, and continued onto Hoffnungsfeld, West Reserve.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of David D. Fehr and Maria Dyck. Elizabeth Fehr married Abraham Klassen.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of David E. Fehr and Mary Fehr. Elizabeth Fehr married John Thiessen, son of Johann Thiessen and Aganetha J. Dueck, on 11 October 1964 at Morden, Manitoba.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Johan B. Fehr and Justina Peters. Elizabeth Fehr married Franz Friesen, son of David Friesen and Maria Janzen, on 3 October 1954 at Nuevo Ideal, Durango.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 22 December 1924. She was the daughter of Heinrich Fehr and Elisabeth Friesen. Elizabeth Fehr married Cornelius Friesen on 2 December 1945 at Nuevo Ideal, Durango. Elizabeth Fehr died on 23 April 1961 at Nuevo Ideal, Durango, at age 36.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Abram Fehr and Aganetha Rempel.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Isaak H. Fehr and Agatha Sawatzky. Elizabeth Fehr married George Braun, son of Peter Braun and Anna Ginter, on 23 March 1946 at Carrot River, Saskatchewan.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Jakob S. Fehr and Sarah Giesbrecht. Elizabeth Fehr married Peter David Wolfe.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Isaac O. Fehr and Katherine Braun. Elizabeth Fehr married Jacob Froese, son of Jacob A. Froese and Helen Giesbrecht, on 19 August 1984.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Peter Fehr and Anna Dyck. Elizabeth Fehr married Isaac Doerksen, son of _____ Doerksen and _____ _____.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Bernhard H. Fehr and Maria Derksen. Elizabeth Fehr married Henry Doerksen, son of Peter Doerksen and Anna Martens, on 28 April 1984 at Osler, Saskatchewan.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of George Fehr and Agatha Fehr. Elizabeth Fehr married Ronald Bueckert on 11 September 1975.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Isaak C. Fehr and Anna Martens. Elizabeth Fehr married Dennis Both on 4 October 1968.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 3 June 1902. She was the daughter of Jacob Fehr and Helena Martens. Elizabeth Fehr married David Peters on 15 February 1926.

     Elizabeth Fehr married Heinrich B. Janzen, son of Johan S. Janzen and Helena E. Bueckert, on 8 September 1974.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Abram Fehr and Lillian Anne Martens. Elizabeth Fehr married Reinhard Cartman on 1 June 1985.

     Elizabeth Fehr was born on 14 January 1933. She was the daughter of Kornelius D. Fehr and Sara Peters. Elizabeth Fehr died on 8 March 1933.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of David P. Fehr and Katharina Loewen.

     Elizabeth Fehr is the daughter of Cornelius Fehr and Mary Giesbrecht. Elizabeth Fehr married George Wolfe on 18 July 1993 at Prespatou, British Columbia.