Sophie Engel was born 23 March 1885 Klöstitz, Bessarabia, Russia to Johann Engel and Wilhelmina Bich.[1]
Current "last" record for her is immigration to Canada on December 24, 1921. Her husband Daniel remarried, however I haven't any details at present.
Sophia Schulz is buried in Section C, Block 127B Lot-14-N in the Hillside Cemetery, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada.[2]
Medicine Hat Daily News, Monday, June 16, 1924, page 4: "FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS. D. SCHULZ. The funeral service of Mrs. D. Schulz, 236 Braemar Street, was held at Johnson's undertaking parlors on Saturday, internment at Hillside cemetery. Mrs. Schulz was 38 years of age and leaves a husband and two children. She died at the hospital on Saturday after a long illness."
↑ City of Medicine Hat, Hillside Cemetery, Burial Listing: Sophia Schulz, died 1924-06-14, Section C, Block 127B, Lot 14. Memorial.
Canadian Immigration Record, 24 December 1921.
Kloestitz Bessarabia - a Koblenz Extraction (E. Wise), Extracts from films held by the GRHS in Bismarck, ND. Published by the Odessa Digital Library - 24 Jul 2002; Revised 3 Nov 2003. http://www.odessa3.org [Extract]. Information: Film 9 R57neu/1383: Sofie Engel was one of six children born to Johann Dietrich Engel (male, b. 10 Jun 1851 in Kloestitz; d. 1906 in Kloestitz) and Wilhelmina Biech (b. 5 Dec 1855 in Kulm; d. 1925 in Kloestitz). She married Daniel Schulz. In 1918 they moved to Canada.
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However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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