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Census ListsTranslation, transliteration, and editing of the eighteenth-century documents provided many linguistic and historical challenges. Keep in mind that these documents were hand written. While they are often inconsistent, they are still the best records available of the lives of households, which are not based upon documentary sources such as church registers of births, deaths, and marriages. Peter the Great commissioned a first census of the Russian Empire in 1702. Following this first census, there were a series of revisions.
In 1897 the Russian Empire conducted a new complete census, not a revision. Most of these records were destroyed in the early years of the Soviet Union, although, some pieces did survive. Below is a listing of the colonies and census lists that are available either from AHSGR, CVGS (Brent Mai) or private researchers. AHSGR may not have a copy of all census records to view in the library. To submit any updated information to this list, please contact the AHSGR Webmaster.
Ahrenfeld
Alexanderdorf
Alexandertal
(Plot #2) Alexanderhoh
Anton
(Sebastyanovka)
Balzer
(Golii Karamish)
Bangert Basel
Bauer
(Karamishevka)
Beauregard
Beideck
(Talovka)
Bettinger
(Baratayevka)
Biberstein,
Glarus
(Biberstein)
Blumenfeld Boisroux,
Boaro
Brabander
(Kazitskaya)
Brunnental
Casarsfeld
Cheisol
Degott
(Kameni Ovrag)
Dehler
Dietel,
Dittel
(Oleshna)
Dinkel
(Tarlikova)
Dobrinka
(Nizhnaya Dobrinka)
Doenhof/Donhof
(Gololobovka)
Dreispitz
(Verkhnaya Dobrinka) Eckheim
Enders
(Ust-Karaman)
Erlenbach
Ernestinendorf
(Beckersdorf)
Fischer
(Telyausa)
Frank
(Medveditskoi
Krestovi Buyerak)
Frankreich
Franzosen
Fresental
Friedenberg
Friedenfeld
Friedental
Galka
(Ust-Kulalinka)
Gnadendorf
Gnadenfeld
Gnadentau
Goebel/Gobel
Graf Grimm Hahnsau
Herzog
Hildmann
Hockerberg
Hoffental
Holstein (Verkhnaya
Kulalinka)
Holzel/Hoezel
Huck
(Splavnukha) Hummel
(Brockhausen)
Husaren Hussenbach
(Linevo Ozero)
Josefstahl
Jost/Yost
Kamenka Kana
Kaneau
(Kanskoye)
Katharinenstadt
Katharinental
Kautz
(Vershinka) Keller
Kind
(Baskakovka) Koehler
Kolb
Konstantinovka
Koeppental Kraft
Krasnoyar Kratzke
(Pochinnaya)
Kukkus Kutter
Langenfeld
Laub
(Tarlyk)
Lauwe
(Laube/Jablonovka) Leichtling
Leitsinger
Liebenthal
Lilienfeld
Lindenau Louis
Luzern
(Remmler)
Marienberg
Marienfeld
Mariental
Meinhard
Merkel
(Makarovka) Messer
Moore Morgentau
Mueller Naeb/Nab
(Rezanovka)
Neu-Bauer Neu-Beideck
Neu-Boisroux
Neu-Galka
Neu-Hussenbach
Neu-Kolonie
Neu-Laub
Neu-Mariental
Neu-Norka
Neu-Obermunjou
Neu-Straub
Neu-Urbach Neu-Weimar
Neu-Yagodnaya
Nieder-Monjou
Norka Oberdorf
Obermunjou
Orlovskaya
Paulskaya
Pfeifer
Philippsfeld
Pobochnaya Preuss
Reinhard Reinwald
Rohleder
Rohrbach Rosenberg
Rosendam
Rosenfeld
(am Jeruslan)
Rosenfeld
(am Nachoe)
Rosental
Rosenheim
Rothammel
Rybnoe
(Riebensdorf) Schaefer/Schafer
Schaffhausen
Schilling
(Sosnowka)
Schoenchen
(Paninskaya)
Schoendorf
Schoenfeld
Schoental Schuck
(Gryasnovatka)
Schulz Schwab
(Buidakov Buyerak)
Schwed
(Swonarevka)
Seelmann
(Rovnoye)
Semenovka
Sewald
(Verhovye)
Shcherbatovka/Tscherbakowka
(Muehlberg) Sichelberg
Stahl
am Karaman
Stahl
am Tarlyk Stephen
(Vodyannoi Buyerak)
Straub
(Skatovka) Strassburg
Susannental
(Winkelmann)
Unterdorf
Urbach
(Lipov-Kut)
Volmer
(Kopenka) Walter
(Grechinaya Luka)
Warenburg
(Privalnoye) Weimar Weisenheim
Weizenfeld
Wiesenmueller
Wittmann
(Solothurn)
Worms
(Vernoye) Yagodnaya
Polyana/Jagodnaya
Poljana Zug
Zurich
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