⁠— Ziegler and Barbara ⁠—

Citing this biography: Boyd, Michelle, "— Ziegler and Barbara ⁠—," article, Olive and Eliza, last accessed [current date]."

The first and only known record of Magdalena Ziegler's mother comes from the First Settlers List for Göbel, Saratov, Russia. Barbara ⁠—, widow of a man named Ziegler, settled in Göbel on 20 June 1767 and is found in the household of his son-in-law Johannes Haberkorn. Barbara was born about 1709, probably in Germany, and is listed as a Catholic.

If Johannes is indeed the Johannes Haberkorn who arrived on the Love and Unity, Barbara does not seem to have arrived with him. Johannes seems to have been married to a Maria at that time. Unless Magdalena Ziegler was actually a Maria Magdalena Ziegler, he probably was a widower who married Magdalena after arriving in Russia but before settling in a colony.

Barbara's origin and the given name of her husband are not currently known. She does not appear in the 1798 census in Göbel and may have died before that time.

Barbara’s child is:

1 Magdalena Ziegler, born about 1744, married Johannes Haberkorn, settled in Göbel, Saratov, Russia on 20 Jun 1767, died 2 December 1815 in Göbel.

Husband: Johannes Haberkorn, b. abt. 1742 in the Electorate of Mainz, Germany (in the unidentified town of Tating), probably the son of Anna (—) Haberkorn, possibly m. 1) Maria —, d. 24 Nov 1815 in Göbel, Saratov, Russia.

Summary of Sources

  1. Pleve, Igor, Einwanderung in das Wolgagebiet 1764-1767, Band 2 (Kolonien Galka - Kutter), Göttingen: Nordost-Institut, 2001.
  2. Boyd, Darryl et al. (trans.), Köhler Parish Records, 1803-1895, Concord, CA, 2021.
  3. Kholmatov, Bachtiar (trans.) and Kloberdanz, Dr. Timothy J. (ed.), No. 2834, The 1798 Description of the Saratov Colony of Ust-Gryaznukha also known as Göbel, No. 115, Lincoln, NE:  American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 1996.


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Köhler Church Records

Line number    Age           Death date     Name                                   Village

11                      72             1815 Nov 24    Johan Haberkorn                Göbel

16                      72             1815 Dec 2     Magdalena Haberkorn      Göbel


Source: Boyd, Darryl et al. (trans.), Köhler Parish Records, 1803-1895, Concord, CA, 2021.


First Settlers List

Kolonie Göbel
(russicher Ortsname: Ust’-Grjaznucha)
gegründet am 25. Mai 1767
…
31. Haberkorn, Johannes, 25, kath., Akkerbauer aus Mainz, Tating?
Frau: Magdalena Ziegler, 23
Bruder: Johann Adam, 16
in der Kolonie eingetroffen am 20.6.1767
erhalten vom Vormundschaftskontor in Saratov 25 Rbl., 2 Pfd., 2 Kummets, 1 Unterwagen, 2 Achsen, 2 Gabeldeichseln, 1 Krummholz, 2 Fimerstränge, 1 Pflug, 1 Pflugschar, 1 Kette
1768 gab es in der Wirtschaft 2 Pfd., gepflügt 1 Des., gesät: 4 Četverik Roggen

31a. Ziegler, Barbara, 58, kath.
Witwe
lebt im Haushalt des Schwiegersohns Johannes Haberkorn


Source: Pleve, Igor, Einwanderung in das Wolgagebiet 1764-1767, Band 2 (Kolonien Galka - Kutter), Göttingen: Nordost-Institut, 2001.


1798
Göbel, Russia

Register made for the Office [Kontora] of Immigrant Oversight by Fellow of the Chief Justice, Court Counsellor Popov, in the Colony of Ust-Gryaznukha [Göbel], about the number of foreigners who live there; males and females, their ages, and their work status. Additional notes are also made according to personal observation. October 1, 1798.

No. Names of Foreigners Age No. of Souls Able or not to work Remarks*



M F Y N
11. Johannes Gaberkorn [Haberkorn]
his wife: Magdalena Zigler [Ziegler]
sons:
Johann Kasper
his wife: Maria Anna Lik [Lick]
their son: Konrad
their daughter: Anna Maria
Gartmann [Hartmann]
Anton
Johannes
Johann Adam
 56
55

30
29
7
1
24
20
19
17		 1


1

1

1
1
1
1
1


1

1


1



1
1
1
1		 1




1		 Ill for a long time and cannot work.





Works for Lieutenant-Colonel Pozor in the mill


Register made for the Office [Kontora] of Immigrant Oversight by Fellow of the Chief Justice, Court Counsellor Popov, in the Colony of Ust-Gryaznukha [Göbel] indicating the number of workers, livestock, and fowl in each family, and indicating the crops planted in the autumn of 1796 and the spring of 1797, and the harvests therefrom.**

** ¼=chetvert, C=chetverik.

No. Head of Household Workers Livestock Fowl



Horses Cows Sheep Swine Geese Turkeys Ducks Chickens
11. Johannes Gaberkorn [Haberkorn] 5 4 14 10 10 2
11 20

Planting of grain and potatoes
Autumn 1796 and spring 1797

No. Rye Wheat Barley Oats Millet Peas Potatoes

¼
 C
 ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C
11. 3
3

4 4

1
1 1
 6

Harvests of grains and potatoes
1797

No. Rye Wheat Barley Oats Millet Peas Potatoes

¼
 C
 ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C ¼ C
11. 6
 10


2
4
4

1
 4

Source: Kholmatov, Bachtiar (trans.) and Kloberdanz, Dr. Timothy J. (ed.), No. 2834, The 1798 Description of the Saratov Colony of Ust-Gryaznukha also known as Göbel, No. 115, Lincoln, NE:  American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 1996.




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