"Johann Cornies 62 (b. ca. 1742) with his wife Maria 43 (b. ca. 1761), sons Johann 15 (b. ca. 1789), Peter 13 (b. ca. 1791), David 11 (b. ca. 1793), daughter Katharina 5
(b. ca. 1799). From Marienburg.
In Grodno they received 47 rubles 73 kopeks in silver for food (from July 1,1804 until the departure date July 4,1804 plus an additional 40 days) and 50 rubles in banknotes for animal feed for the trip."
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² Peter Rempel, Mennonite Migration to Russia, 1788-1828, Alfred H. Redekop and Richard D. Thiessen, eds. (Winnipeg: Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society, 2007)78.
