Trying to help a friend on her parents ancestry. Her mother was Anna Klym born in Ladywood, Manitoba. Her husbnd was Joseph Conrad Werner. Hope someone out there can help us.

Hi Cathy,
My wife's family has at least 2 branches of Klym's in her tree from the Ladywood/Brokenhead area. It is a community large in size, but small in population with many marriage connections that result in some complex links to sort out. I will see what I can do to help with your quest. Perhaps you could bring me up to date on your progress.

Regards,

Bob

One possibility:

In the 1916 Census at Brokenhead there is Anna Klym, age 7, born 1909, daughter of Fread Klym and Mary. Other children Fread, 9, Helen, 5, Tekla, 4, Lukash, 3, and Hary, 11/12.
Parents both shown as immigrated 1907 from Austria/Galacia.
All children born in Manitoba.

Birth record for Fread/Fred from Manitoba Vital Statistics:
LAST NAME: KLYM
FIRST NAME: FRED THEODORE
DATE OF BIRTH: 28/09/1907
PLACE OF BIRTH: R.M. OF BROKENHEAD SEX: MALE
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1907,13120844
REGISTRATION DATE: 04/05/1938
MOTHER'S DETAILS
Maiden Last Name: MOLINSKI Given Names: MARY


1911 Census

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/View.jsp?id=42349&...

1911 / Manitoba / Selkirk / 11 Township 14 in ranges 7 / page 22
48 178 Klym Fred M Head M 1880 31
49 178 Klym Mary F Wife M 1884 25
50 178 Klym Frank M Son S 1907 4
1 178 Klym Annie F Daughter S Feb 1909 2
2 178 Klym Ellen F Daughter S Apr 1910 1

Hi Pinestick,
I believe the families you mention in 1911 and 1916 Census records are the same family. But I am curious where you got the 1916 Census for Rm Brokenhead. It would be useful to me as I am looking for records that would fit into that time frame for RM Brokenhead. This Klym family was large and I have about 14 names of children, a couple of which I can trace to the 2000's. Any information you could provide would be appreciated.

Regards,

Bob

I just noticed your messages re:Klym families. My father's
maternal aunt, surname Tkacz, married a Klym in Kopychinsti,
Ukraine, formerly Kopyczynce, Galicia. At least one of their
sons immigrated to Wilkie. SK and later relocated to Montreal.
There might be a connection because I know of other families
from that village immigrated to the Brokenhead, Fraserwood,
Gimli area.Do you think there is a connection?

Most of the Klym (Klem/Klim/Klemm) family I have found in Ladywood/Brokenhead area came from Sucholwola, Brody, Galicia, and from what I have found and guessed at most seem to be related.

I know there are also a number of Klym in Gimili area, but I have not researched them as of yet.

Sorry I can't be of more help

Hi Bob,
Computer has been down a couple of days and I'm on a borrowed one right now. If you could wait a couple of days and then email pinestick at shaw dot ca
Should be back on by then.

Hi Bob,
Computer has been down a couple of days and I'm on a borrowed one right now. If you could wait a couple of days and then email pinestick at shaw dot ca
Should be back on by then.