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parents: Peter Gottlob Bieberdorf
and Helen Koenke
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Birth: 1837 Zhytomyr, Russia (now
Ukraine) |
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Death: 1907 Annette, Russia (now
Ukraine) |
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Burial: |
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Marriage #1 |
Charlotte Bieberdorf |
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23 Jun 1857 Zhytomyr, Russia (now Ukraine) |
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Children |
| Helene Bieberdorf |
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19 Apr 1858 - 1941 |
| Edward
F Bieberdorf |
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24 Sep 1859 - 15 Sep 1902 |
| Auguste Bieberdorf |
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06 Apr 1861 - 24 Jul 1940 |
| Julius Bieberdorf |
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05 Mar 1863 - 23 Apr 1864 |
| Pauline Bieberdorf |
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27 Jan 1868 - 1957 |
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Marriage #2 |
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Wilhelmine Klebe |
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23 Aug 1868 Zhitomir Parrish, Russia (now
Ukraine) |
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Children |
| Ernst L Bieberdorf |
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12 Sep 1869 |
| Ernestine Emile Bieberdorf |
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11 Dec 1872 |
| Robert Bieberdorf |
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02 Aug 1876 |
| Reinhold Bieberdorf |
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10 Aug 1878 |
| Emilie Antonne Bieberdorf |
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| Antonia Bieberdorf |
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29 Apr 1882 |
| Theodore Bieberdorf |
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c. 1884 |
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| Sources |
| Family Search |
Kiev marriage records |
| St Petersburg Archives |
Volhynian Decade Files (Odessa files) |
| "Our Family Book - Bieberdorf/Biberdorf" |
Written by Elene Bieberdorf Porter and Theo Bieberdorf
Yoast |
| Family research |
Research belonging to Frank Stewner |
| Family research |
Research belonging to Elene (Bieberdorf) Porter |
| Family research |
Research belonging to David H Biberdorf |
| Family research |
Research belonging to Valerie (Biberdorf) Boman |
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| Miscellaneous Information |
| 1) Wife (1) of Friedrich Bieberdorf: Charlotte
Bieberdorf - born 1839 Annette, Russia (now Ukraine); died Jan 1868 Annette,
Russia (now Ukraine); daughter of Friedrich Gottlieb (born
1798) and Helene Luther (1805-before 1847).
2) Wife (2) of Friederich Biberdorf: Wilhelmine Klebe - born c.
1835; died after 1928 Dermanka, Russia; daughter of Carl Frederick Klebe
(1815-1907) and Elizabeth Bose (1826-1918).
3) According to the book mentioned above, Friederich owned a flour mill
and saw mill in Annette, Russia. The family was relatively wealthy and had
servants. When he was 66 years old, the horse he was riding bolted and his
leg was broken. His leg was amputated, ultimately causing his death.
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