In Memory of the Swiss Mennonite Congregation

In Memory of the Swiss Mennonite Congregation. . , of Kotosufka, Volhynia, Russia whose members left Russia in search of religious liberty, sixty-two families sailing on the "City of Richmond," landing in New York September 3, 1874, and in October arriving on this Quarter Sectin (S.W. Quarter Sec. 19-21-2W) which was donated by the Santa Fe Railroad Company for church purposes, and with a few more families arriving later, settled this neighborhood., And in gratitude, to them and to our beloved country, the United States of America, which graciously granted the religious liberty sought, and to our Heavenly Father to whom we give all the honor., Their descendants erected this monument , October 1943, Every one that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my Name's sake, shall receive an hundredfold, and shall inherit everlasting life. , Matthew 19,29., [Back], Names of the Immigrant Families, Albrecht . Dirks . Flickner . Goering . Graber . Kaufman . Krehbiel . Nachtigal . Schrag . Schroeder . Schwartz . Strausz . Stucky . Sutter . Voran . Waltner . Wedel . Zerger.