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Anna Arndt 1928–2024 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 15 SEP 1928

Birth Location: Russland

Death Date: 25 APR 2024

Death Location: Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland

Father: Heinrich Arndt

Mother: Anna Schitz

Spouse(s): David Harder

Children(s):

Anna Arndt was born in 1928 in Russland, the child of Heinrich Arndt And Anna Maria Schitz. Anna Arndt married Alexander Intschin, David Harder, and had children including Ella Arndt. Anna Arndt passed away in 2024 in Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland.

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Biography

  • Anna Arndt was born in 1928 in Russland, the child of Heinrich Arndt And Anna Maria Schitz.
  • Anna Arndt married Alexander Intschin, David Harder, and had children including Ella Arndt.
  • Anna Arndt passed away in 2024 in Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Heinrich Arndt
1879–1948
Birth Location: Alt-Warenburg, Wolgaregion, Russland
HA
Anna Schitz
1885–1954
Birth Location: Alt-Warenburg, Wolgaregion, Russland
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Spouses(s)

David Harder
1919–1964
Birth Location: Saparoschije, Russland
DH

Children(s)

Anna Arndt's Ancestors

Self
Anna Arndt
1928–2024
Birth Place: Russland
Parents
Heinrich Arndt
1879–1948
Alt-Warenburg, Wolgaregion, Russland
Anna (Maria) Schitz
1885–1954
Alt-Warenburg, Wolgaregion, Russland
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Anna Arndt's Timeline

2 Records

1928
15 SEP 1928
Birth of Anna Arndt in Russland
Russland
2024
25 APR 2024
Age 96
Death of Anna Arndt in Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland
Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 15 SEP 1928
    Event Place: Russland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 25 APR 2024
    Event Place: Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland
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