CREAGER / KRIEGER, etc.
including
Crager, Creagor, Creeger, Cregar,
Creger, Creggar, Cregger, Cregor,
Creiger, Creigher, Criger, Crigger, Crugar,
Kreager, Kreeger, Kregear, Kreigar, Kreiger, Krëger,
Krijger, Kröger, Kroeger, Krueger, Krüger, Kryger, etc.

MOST RECENT COMMON ANCESTOR'S CHART 2

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CHRISTOPH KRUEGER was born in the Ukraine. He may have been the son of a Peter Krueger. Christoph and his wife had a son, Gotthilf Krueger and other children. Christoph immigrated 1900 to the United States with son, Gotthilf, and some of his other children. Their surname changed to KRUGER once in the United States. The family homesteaded in North Dakota. The family is believed to be from the Beresan district of South Russia. Gotthilf's wife was from Odessa. The family considers themselves "German Russian."

Participant No. 7162
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  1. Christoph Krueger, possibly a son of Peter Krueger; immigrated 1900 to the United States.
    1. Gotthilf Krueger b xxxx in Ukraine, m ???? ????; immigrated with his father and siblings to the United States in 1900.
      1. Bernhard Kruger, born U.S.A.
      2. Arthur Kruger, born U.S.A.
      3. Alfred Kruger, born U.S.A.
      4. Fred Kruger, born U.S.A.
      5. Herbert Kruger, born U.S.A.
      6. Lily Kruger, born U.S.A.
      7. Carl Kruger (twin to Caroline), born U.S.A.
      8. Caroline Kruger (twin to Carl), born U.S.A.
      9. ??? Kruger, born U.S.A. (Male child died during diptheria epidemic.)
      10. ??? Kruger, born U.S.A. (Female child died during dipt; heria epidemic.)
Researcher of this particular line:  Karolyn Hoover
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