John Jacob Arnst

Birth17 Feb 1878 - Warenburg (Privalnoje), Seelmann, Samara, Russia

Death3 November 1950 - Ritzville, Adams County, Washington, United States of America

MotherSusanne Margaret "Susie" Stumpf

FatherHeinrich Jacob Arnst

Born in Warenburg (Privalnoje), Seelmann, Samara, Russia on 17 Feb 1878 to Heinrich Jacob Arnst and Susanne Margaret "Susie" Stumpf. John Jacob Arnst married Marie Christina Winter and had 12 children. He passed away on 3 November 1950 in Ritzville, Adams County, Washington, United States of America.

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Parents

Heinrich Jacob Arnst
1843 - 1920

Susanne Margaret "Susie" Stumpf
1842 - 1928

Spouse(s)

Marie Christina Winter
1870 - 1939

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Marie Christine Arnst
1893 - 1961

Anna Arnst
1901 - 1968

Marie Katharine "Katie" Arnst
1897 - 1974

Heinrick 'Henry' Arnst Verner
1900 - 1927

Johann Morres "George" Arnst
1903 - 1978

John Arnst
1895 - 1984

Lydia Arnst
1905 - 1977

Esther Lydia Arnst
1908 - 1982

Conrad Arnst
1910 - 1983

Helen Arnst
1908 - 1996

Emma Mary Arnst
1912 - 1951

Martha Arnst
1904 - 1994

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