Archief GA 202 - Schantz Russell Family fonds : 2009 accrual

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Schantz Russell Family fonds : 2009 accrual

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CA ON00351 GA 202

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  • 1864-1978 (Vervaardig)

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72 cm of textual records and graphic material
17 photographs

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(1840-)

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The Schantz Family in North America is large and widespread; alternative spellings of the last name includes variations such as Tschantz, Shantz, Shonts, and Schanz.
The family descended from Jacob Schanz (June 12, 1710-February 5, 1781) who emigrated to the United States of America in 1737 and settled in Pennsylvania. In 1810 Jacob’s son Christian Shantz (July 11, 1769-April 7, 1857) came to Waterloo County and settled at Freeport on the Grand River.

Christian’s son Benjamin Shantz (September 2, 1811-November 9, 1868) was an early Waterloo County inhabitant and one of the founders of Port Elgin, Ontario where he settled in 1854 and established a grist and flour mill. Benjamin married Lydia Kolb (May 13, 1814-November 9, 1862) on April 10, 1842 and together they had ten children; Josiah K. Schantz (December 5, 1834-August 3, 1913), Catharine Schantz (May 17, 1836-February 28, 1917), Hannah Schantz (April 1, 1838-August 20, 1841), Christian Schantz (January 20, 1840-?), Tobias Schantz (April 10, 1842-April 16, 1925), Abraham K. Schantz (September 20, 1844-?), Benjamin K. Schantz (December 5, 1846), Menno K. Schantz (January 31, 1849-July 6, 1888), Lydia K. Schantz (August 17, 1851-July 16, 1900), Sarah K. Schantz (April 1, 1854-April 10, 1878), and Enoch K. Schantz (October 7, 1856-May 25, 1888).

When Lydia died in 1862, Benjamin remarried his housekeeper, Margaret Swinton. Benjamin and Margaret left Port Elgin, Ontario and settled in Dallas County, Missouri. Correspondence in the collection between Benjamin and his son Tobias recount Benjamin’s settler experiences in Dallas County, Missouri.
The Schantz Russell Family Papers centre around Tobias Schantz, his wife Mary Schantz and their descendants, drawing together primary sources relating to several early pioneering families of Waterloo County, primarily the Schantz, Moyer/Meyer and Bowman families, and material relating to descendants of the Moyer pioneers of Lincoln County, Ontario.

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Accrual consists of textual and graphic materials created or accumulated by Dorothy White Russell and other members of the Schantz and Russell families, primarily correspondence received by Dorothy and some of her diaries and notebooks. Also contains miscellaneous materials created or accumulated by Frank Schantz, family correspondence, and ephemera.
Arranged in series as follows: Series 6. Schantz, Franklin Abram; Series 11. Schantz Russell Family Correspondence; Series 12. Photographs; Series 15.1. Russell, Dorothy. Correspondence; Series 15.2. Russell, Dorothy : Diaries; Series 15.4. Russell, Dorothy : Education; Series 15.5. Russell, Dorothy : Personal; Series 15.6. Russell, Dorothy : Teaching; Series 17. White, Etta Schantz, 1866-1900; Series 18. Schantz, Orpheus, 1864-1951; Series 19. Moyer, Mary Gross Nash (1808-1885); Series 20. Russell, Clarke; Series 21. Russell, Donald.

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