|  St.
Luke Lutheran Church,
Wishek, ND: 1905 - 2005
St. Luke Lutheran Church Centennial Book Committee, Wishek, North
Dakota, 2005, 276 pages, hardcover
The Germans from Russia Heritage Collection is pleased to provide
this impressive book of the 100th Anniversary for St. Luke Lutheran
Church, Wishek, ND. The book includes extensive parish information,
photographs, and historical data. Many of the families as members
of St. Luke Lutheran Church are of Germans from Russia ancestry many
with roots to the Black Sea German Glückstal District villages
with the mothers colonies of Bergdorf, Glückstal, Kassel and
Neudorf of South Russia, today located in near Odessa, Ukraine and
in Moldova, as well as, the Bessarabian German villages.
The section, "Am Anfang" (In the Beginning) provides
excellent documentation and history. beginnings. From the book,
Along the Trails of Yesterday,
by Nina Farley Wishek, is provided "A Personal Glimpse of Yesterday".
The book includes these congregations: 1) St. Andrew (Andreas)
Congregation (1893-2000); 2) St. James (Jakobus) Congregation (1914-1959);
3) St. James (Jakobus) Logan County Congregation (1914-1935); 4)
Jehovah Congregation (1900-1945); 5) St. John (Johannes) Congregation
(1904-1958); 6) St. Paul (Paulus) Congregation (1898-1959); 7) Peace
(Friedens) Congregation (1895-1954); 8) Salem Congregation (1908-1950);
and 9) St. Luke (Lukas) Congregation (1905-Present). Each section
for the congregation includes cemetery map, baptisms, confirmations,
marriages, and burials.
Other book sections include: "Traditions and Other Memories/Recollections",
"Name Variations", and "Our Church Family" which
includes present St. Luke Lutheran Church families. These family
names include: Ackerman, Aipperspach, Albert, Albrecht, Babitzke,
Bader, Bauer, Becker, Benkendorf, Bettenhausen, Blinsky, Boschee,
Brandner, Brinkman, Buck, Deede, Deile, Dempsey, Deyle, Diede, Diegel,
Dockter, Donner, Ebel, Eckman, Eiseman, Eisenbeis, Fandrich, Fiechtner,
Forderer, Frank, Frey, Gall, Gaugler, Gerber, Goebel, Gross, Hafner,
Hauck, Herman, Herr, Heyne, Hochhalter, Hoffman, Hoggarth, Huber,
Janke, Just, Kaseman, Kemmet, Kempf, Ketterling, Kienzle, Kocher,
Koepplin, Kopp, Kramer, Kramlich, Krein, Krueger, Lehr, Maier, Martel,
Martell, mehlhaff, Meidinger, Miller, Moeckel, Mosset, Muller, Nickisch,
Nies, Nitschke, Ottmar, Paulus, Pfeifle, Raile, Rath, Rieger, Ritte,
Rohrbach, Rost, Rudolf, Rueb, Ruff, Sayler, Schauer, Schilling,
Schlenker, Schmitt, Schnabel, Schock, Schubert, Schulz, Sperling,
Stock, Szimhardt, Thurn, Tuchscher, Vetsch, Vossler, Walth, Wanner,
Weber, Weisser, Werre, Werth, Wiest, Woehl, Wolf, Wolff, Ziegenhagel,
and Zielke.
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The
John S. Wolf Farmstead. The site of the first church services
in what was to become St. Luke Lutheran Church. The farm was
located three and a half miles east of present day Wishek. |
St.
Andrew Lutheran Church (Sankta Andreas Gemeinde) (1893 - 2000). |
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St.
James Evangelical Lutheran Congregation (Sankt Jakobus Gemeinde)
(1914 - 1959). |
St.
John Lutheran Congregation (Sankt Johannes Gemeinde) (1904
- 1958). |
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St. Luke Lutheran Church, Wishek, ND: 1905 - 2005
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