1769 127 in 34 families, 67 males and 60 females
1773 137 in 34 families, 76 males and 61 females
1788 166 in 22 households, 88 males and 78 females
1798 213 in 30 households, 117 males and 96 females
1816 339 in 53 households, 181 males and 158 females,
1834 663 in 79 households, 341 males and 322 females
1850 1,012 in 82 households, 535 males and 477 females
1857 1,214 in 119 households, 637 males and 577 females
1860 1,223 in 81 households, 639 males and 584 females
1886 1,249 in 138 households, 673 males and 576 females
1891 1,907 in 133 households, 980 males and 927 females
1894 1,928 in 131 households, 1,020 males and 908 females
1897 2,349
1904 2,233
1910 2,458
1912 2,497
1926 1,282
Kratzke's geographic location is Lat 50º 52’ Long 45º 13’.
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Web page by: Brent Mai and Bob L. Berschauer
Contact: Brent Mai E-mail
Last Update 24 May 2000
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