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Katharina Zientkowska was also known as Zientkowski. She was born on 7 July 1829 at Waldowko, West Prussia.¹

Katharina Zientkowska was baptized on 8 July 1829 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsors: Johannes Krajecki, Margaretha Woblenska von Waldau.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.¹

     She was born on 25 March 1828 at Waldowke, Flatow, West Prussia, Prussia, A death card confirmed her birthdate as 25 March 1828.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}

Marianna Zientkowska was baptized on 25 March 1828 at Waldau, Flatow, West Prussia. Sponsors: Johann Straszewski, Agnes Kubicka.^8,1 She was the daughter of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.

Marianna Zientkowska was also known as Marzianna Jankowski.

Marianna Zientkowska was also known as Zientkowski.

Marianna Zientkowska was also known as Marzianna Zientkowska commonly referred to as Marzianna.⁹

Marianna Zientkowska was also known as Jankowski.²

Marianna Zientkowska married Adalbertus (Albert) Molzahn, son of Christian Molzahn and Anna Catherine Krajecka, on 27 January 1848 at Waldowke, Flatow, West Prussia, Prussia.^8,1,2 She Housewife.³

Albert and Marzianna are issued a passport for their imigration to America with their children.¹⁰

Marianna Zientkowska and Simon August Molzahn lived in 1880 in Watertown, Wisconsin; Simon Molzahn's mother, Marianna (listed as Anna), was living with the family in 1880.¹¹ Social Doings     
On Sunday and Monday there was a reunion of the Molzahn family at the home of Mrs. Albert Molzahn, the old homestead of the family southwest of this city on the West road, those present at the reunion being eight children--- Albert Molzahn, of Council Bluffs Iowa; John Molzahn, of Merril, Wis; Simon Molzahn, Watertown; Joseph Molzahn, town of Watertown; Mrs. Jacob Engelhardt, Hubbleton; Mrs. Andrew Hertel and the Misses Margaret and Celia Molzahn, of Watertown; Joseph Engelhardt, of Milwaukee and Michael Molzahn, of St. Paul were also present, and other relatives and immediate friends. The occasion was a most happy one, and was the first reunion of the family is one of thge oldest and most esteemed families in this section of Wisconsin, and all our people took great intrest in this notable gathering.     
The meeting was especially gratifying to Mrs. Molzahn, who was decidedly happy surrounded by her eight children, thirty-five grand children and one great grandchild. The family are to be congratulated on this happy occasion and all our people trust that they will live many years to enjoy a frequent reunion.

The following appeared in the Watertown Daily Times on 20 May 1905:
HAVE A FAMILY REUNION
Sons and Daughters of Mrs. Albert Molzahn Gather Here
VISIT AT THE OLD HOME
Happy Reunion of Eight Children With Their Mother--Offspring Number Twenty-Five Grandchildren and One Great-grandchild

     There was a happy reunion of the Molzahn family yesterday and today at the home of the mother on the old homestead in the West road southwest of Watertown. It was the first reunion of the children of Mrs. Albert Molzahn in many years and the evemt was made the occasion for a gathering of members of the family at the place so dear to childhood days. Present at the gathering were eight children: Albert Molzahn, Council Bluffs, Ia; John Molzahn, Merrill, Wis; Simon Molzahn, Joseph Molzahn, Watertown; Mrs. Jacob Engelhardt, Hubbleton; Mrs. Andrew Hertel, the Misses Margaret and Celia Molzahn, Watertown. Joseph Engelhardt of Milwaukee and Michael Molzahn of St. Paul were also present. Immediate relatives and neighbors only were present. Besides her eight children Mrs. Molzahn is grandmother of twenty-five children and great-grandmother of one child. The Molzahn family settled in this section of Watertown at an early day and is one of the most respected and esteemed in this section of Wisconsin. The occasion proved a most pleasant one for all of the sons and daughters and particularily for the mother who in the evening of her life could see the glad and smiling faces of her children as well as the grandchildren and great-grandchild. It was one of those happy reunions which leave a lasting impression upon all who so fortunate as to come within its sphere.¹² She lived at 208 Seventh before 22 August 1916 in Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.³

Marianna Zientkowska died on 22 August 1916 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin, at age 88; Cause; acute bronchitis, arteriosclerosis.^13,4,5

The following obituary appeared in the Watertown Daily Times on 22 Aug 1916:
Pioneer Resident Called by Death; Mrs. Marziana Molzahn Succumbs This Morning; Settled Near Here in 1854; Funeral Will Be Held on Thursday Morning--Death of Mrs. Thomas Prendergast in Madison on Monday
     Another resident of Watertown, who settled in this section in an earlyday, passed to a well merited reward when Mrs. Marziana Molzahn answered the final summons in her late home 208 Seventh street, this morning. She had been sick about ten days, suffering from the infirmities of old age, and her death was not expected.
Mrs. Molzahn was the widow of Mr. Albert Molzahn, who died thirty years ago. She was born in West Prussia, March 25, 1828, and after her marriage in her native land, came with her husband to this country in 1854, settling on farms in the town of Watertown and Emmet. The family for many years proceeding their removal to this city, resided in the West road. She was the mother of twelve children, four of whom died in infancy. Surviving her are the following children: Mrs. Jacob Englehardt, Mrs. Andrew Hertel, Margaret and Celia Molzahn, Watertown; John Molzahn, Merrill. Twenty-six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren also survive.
     Mrs. Molzahn was a woman greatly respected and esteemed in the community in which she passed so many years, and although she has lived long past the allotted three score and ten, she will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. She was a member of St. Ann's Sodality of St. Henry's church.
     The funeral will take place on Thursday morning with services in St. Henry's church at 10 o'clock.¹⁴ She died on 22 August 1916 as indicated on prayer card.⁴

Marianna Zientkowska was buried at an unknown place on 24 August 1916 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin; She is listed as 'Mother' on her grave marker.^2,3,6

Marziana Molzahn's obituary was printed on 24 Aug 1916:
     Mrs. Marziana Molzahn who settled in this section in the early fifties, died at her late home 208 Seventh street, Tuesday morning. She had been sick for about ten days and her death was hourly expected. General debility was the cause of her death. Her husband, Albert Molzahn, died about 30 years ago. She was born in West Prussia, March 25, 1828, was married in that country and came to this country with her husband in 1854. They settled on a farm in the town of Watertown, residing for many years previous to the family's removal to Watertown on a farm in the West road. She was the mother of twelve children, four of whom died in infancy. Surviving her ar the following children: Mrs. Jacob Englehardt, Mrs. Andrew Hertel, Margaret and Celia Molzahn, Watertown; Albert Molzahn, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Simon Molzahn, Joseph Molzahn, Watertown; John Molzahn, Merrill. Twenty-six grandchildren and seven great grand-children also survive. The deceased was greatly respected in this city and vicinity and will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. She was a member of St. Ann's Sodality of St. Henry's church. The funeral services were held this morning at St. Henry's Catholic church at 10 o'clock.

The following was printed in the Watertown Gazette on 24 Aug 1916:
     Mrs. Marziana Molzahn who settled in this section in the early fifties, died at her late home 208 Seventh street, Teusday morning. She had been sick for about ten days and her death was hourly expected. General debility was the cause of her death. Her husband, Albert Molzahn, died about 30 years ago. She was born in West Prussia, March 25, 1828, was married in that country and came to this country with her husband in 1854. They settled on a farm in the town of Watertown, residing for many years previous to the family's removal to Watertown on a farm in the West road. She was the mother of twelve children, four of whom died in infancy. Surviving her are the following children: Mrs. Jacob Englehardt, Mrs. Andrew Hertel, Margaret and Celia Molzahn, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Simon and Joseph Molzahn, Watertown; John Molzahn, Merrill. Twenty-six grandchildren and seven great-grand children also survive. The deceased was greatly respected in this city and vicinity and will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. She was a member of St. Ann's sodality of St. Henry's church. The funeral services were held this morning at St. Henry's Catholic church at 10 o'clock.⁶

     He was born on 27 March 1822 at Waldowko, West Prussia.¹ He was the son of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.¹

Adalbert Zientkowski was baptized on 31 March 1822 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsors: Johannes Zentkowski, Sr., Barbara Nycklowa.¹

Adalbert Zientkowski died on 14 April 1832 at age 10.²

     She was born circa June 1830 at Waldau, West Prussia.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.¹

Anna Zientkowski died on 13 December 1837; She died of a cough.¹

     

Johann Zientkowski was also known as Johannes Zeitkowski.

Johann Zientkowski was also known as Jan Zientkowski. He was born on 17 May 1783 at 11 p.m., Waldowek, West Prussia.² He was the son of Franz Zietkowski and Elisabeth Straszewszanka.²

Johann Zientkowski was baptized on 25 May 1783 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsors: Stanislaus Straszewski, Marianna Joskovna.² He Smith Mentioned in mother's death record. on 19 February 1814.³

Johann Zientkowski married Helena Mydlach on 3 February 1816 at Waldau, West Prussia. Witnesses: Johann Medlach, Franz Kast.¹ He was Widowed on 15 March 1819 at Death of Helena.¹

Johann Zientkowski married Anna Wamke, daughter of Christian Wamke and Marianna Wedowna, on 20 June 1819 at Waldau, West Prussia. Witnesses: Carl Wozniak, Mathias Jungirski (?). Could be 20 Jan.¹ He was (an unknown value) on 31 March 1820 at Death of Johannes. He was (an unknown value) on 31 March 1821 at Death of Adalbert, infant. He was (an unknown value) on 31 March 1822 at Death of Michael. He was (an unknown value) on 14 April 1832 at Death of Adalbert, age 9. He was (an unknown value) on 15 November 1833 at Death of Martinus. He was Widowed before 11 November 1839.³

Johann Zientkowski married Marianna Polewacz on 11 November 1839 at Waldowo.³

Johann Zientkowski died on 24 January 1856 at Waldau, West Prussia, at age 72; Altersschwache (Died of old age); left nothing behind (money). Ulriche bachmann's research from the same source gives 26 Jan as the death date.⁴

Johann Zientkowski was buried at an unknown place on 26 January 1856 at Waldau, West Prussia.⁴

     

Johann Zientkowski was also known as Zientkowski.²

Johann Zientkowski married Helena (?) before 1820.²

Johann Zientkowski married Anna (?) after 1820.²

Johann Zientkowski married an unknown person after 1839.²

     

Joseph Zientkowski was also known as Josephus Zentkowski. He was born on 11 September 1836 at Waldowko, West Prussia.¹ He was the son of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.¹

Joseph Zientkowski was baptized on 18 September 1836 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsors: Joseph Mydlach, Elisabeth Fleming.¹

     She was born circa 1820. She was the daughter of Helena (?).

     He was born on 10 October 1833 at Waldowko, West Prussia.¹ He was the son of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.¹

Michael Zientkowski was baptized on 14 October 1833 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsors: Johannes Mydlach, Susanna Krajecka.¹

     

Peter Zientkowski was also known as Petrus Zentkowski. He was born on 27 December 1823 at Waldowko, West Prussia.¹

Peter Zientkowski was baptized on 28 December 1823 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsora: Johannes Zentkowski, Jr., Barbara Nyckel.¹ He was the son of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.¹

     

Rosalia Zientkowski was also known as Rosalie.

Rosalia Zientkowski was also known as Zientkowska. She was born on 31 January 1835 at Waldowko, West Prussia.^1,2

Rosalia Zientkowski was baptized on 1 February 1835 at Waldau, West Prussia. Sponsors: Martin Gramse, Anna Nickel.^1,2 She was the daughter of Johann Zientkowski and Anna Wamke.

Albert and Marzianna are issued a passport for their imigration to America with their children.³

     

Anna Zietkowski was baptized. Baptismal sponson was Marianna Zalesinska.¹ She was born on 19 April 1778.¹ She was the daughter of Franz Zietkowski and Elisabeth Straszewszanka.¹

     

Catarina Zietkowski was also known as Zientkowski.

Catarina Zietkowski was also known as Zietkowska. She was born circa 1744.¹ She was Widowed before 28 August 1824.¹

Catarina Zietkowski died on 28 August 1824.¹

     

Franz Zietkowski was also known as Franz Zientkowski.

Franz Zietkowski was also known as Franciszek Zientkowski.² He was born circa 1748.³ He was the son of Adalbert Zientkowski.

Franz Zietkowski married Elisabeth Straszewszanka, daughter of Peter Straszewszanka, on 13 February 1774 at Waldau, West Prussia. Witnesses were Thomas Olenik and Martin Straszewski of Waldowek.¹

Franz Zietkowski died on 20 March 1814; announced by his son Jan in age of 32.²

     

Johannes Zietkowski was also known as Johann Zientkowski.

Johannes Zietkowski was also known as Zentkowski. He was born on 18 June 1778.¹ He was the son of Matthias Zietkowski and Anna Kozanczonka.¹

     He is the son of Adalbert Zientkowski. He (an unknown value) at Brother of Franz Zentkowski.¹

Matthias Zietkowski was also known as Zientkowski.

Matthias Zietkowski married Anna Kozanczonka.¹

     She was born before 20 March 1736.¹

Catharin Zigeler married Joan Gergers before 20 March 1736.¹

     She was born on 1 November 1832.¹

Barbara Zimmer married Matthias Schaus, son of Adam Schaus and Katharina Zender, on 19 March 1852 at Kell, Rheinland, Prueßen.¹

Barbara Zimmer died on 9 November 1875 at age 43.¹

     She was born circa 1715 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.^1,2 She was the daughter of Henrich Masson Zimmer and Margareta (?).^1,2

Catharina Masson Zimmer married Joannes Peffer on 9 February 1738 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.²

Catharina Masson Zimmer married Jacob (Clos) Binsfeld on 15 November 1739 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.^1,2

Catharina Masson Zimmer married Mathias Strely on 25 January 1750 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.²

Catharina Masson Zimmer died on 16 January 1795 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.^1,2

Catharina Masson Zimmer was buried at Fischbach Cemetery on 17 January 1795 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.²

     He was born circa 1678 at Fischbach, Mersch, Luxembourg.^1,2

Henrich Masson Zimmer married Margareta (?).²

     

Anne Marie Zimmerman married Servais Petry.¹

     

Barbe Zimmerman married Nicolas Ries.¹

     

Anne Marie Zimmermann married Andre Grosnickel.¹

Anne Marie Zimmermann died before 1848.¹

     

Friederich Zimmermann married Elisabeth Zender, daughter of Peter Zender and Elisabeth Hans, on 9 January 1909.¹

     She was born on 29 December 1806 at Saltzbronn.^1,2 She was the daughter of Laurent Zengerle and Catherine Denig.¹

Catherine Zingerle married Michel Sax, son of Jean Sax and Catherine Huver, on 7 November 1831 at Wittring, Sarreguemines, Moselle, Lorraine.^1,2

Catherine Zingerle married Pierre Staudt in 1852.²

     He Tailleur d'habits (tailor).²

Pierre Zingerle married Elisabeth Collas.¹

     

Adam Zins married Magdalena Wagner.² He was born on 1 March 1796 at Gross-Rederching, France.² He was the son of Antoine Zins and Anne Marie Jung.^1,2

Adam Zins died on 3 February 1876 at St. Mary's, Indiana, at age 79.²