Translated by Beth Rohn Davenport (Mueller), Jost and Enders Village Coordinator, Lansing, Michigan and Sharon L. (Mitchell) White, Warenburg Village Coordinator, Sandy UtahaEdited by Beth Rohn Davenport (Mueller), Jost and Enders Village Coordinator, Lansing, Michigan and Donita Reich Rotherham, Laub Village Coordinator, San Diego, CaliforniaRecord acquisition made possible by the ...
Translated by: Beth Rohn Davenport (Mueller) Jost and Enders Village Coordinator (Lansing, MI) Edited by: Donita Reich RotherhamLaub Village Coordiator (San Diego, CA)Copy/Line Editing, Formatting, and Graphics by Mike Meisinger (Overland Park, Kansas) & James M. Weibert (St. George, Utah)Record acquisition made possible by the generous contribution from George Lauren FoundationCopyright 2019
This film tells the story of John Biel, a German-Russian man living in Chicago who returns to his home village of Enders, Russia in 1930 to film village life and the "progress" (according to the Soviet government who sanctioned the film) under Communist rule. Footage is of Mr. Biel's family ...
Schwab (Buidakov Buyerak) - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Beil, Borth, Brauer, Buxman / Buxman), Daubert, Dietz, Dorsch, Eberhard / Eberhardt, Eichman / Eichmann, Eirich, Elsasser, Fisher / Fischer, Frank, Freidenberg, Fruhauf, Gans / Gantz, Gartum?, Gerber / Herber, Gergenson, German / Germann, Gross, Grunwald / Grunewald ...
Schwed - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Aerikh, Aldergot/Aldergort/Aldergott, Amengaizer, Ammenheiser/Ammenheuser, Arndt/Arnit, Behrens, Bisterfeld, Blank, Bolgard/Burgard/Burgardt, Dasp, Diehl, Drasman, Eirich/Eurich, Faifert, Faust, Friedrich, Fries, Fristin, Fritz, Gar, Garn, Gedde, Gert, Get/Gette, Goltsvart, Goppe, Gor/Gore/Gorr, Gross, Gun, Haerdt, Harr, Heimbuch, Herdt/Hert, Herzog, Holzwarth, Hoppe, Horn, Ibe, Jaeger, Kaimbakh, Kamer/Kammer, Kap/Kapp, ...
Urbach (Lipov-Kut) - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Albert, Anschütz / Anschuetz, Balde, Banders, Beil, Blade, Blum, Bodenschal, Bralt, Eberling, Eichhorn, Engelman, Ertman, Falde, Gin, Göbel / Goebel, Goldman, Gref, Gross, Haan, Hahn, Hanneman, Haufstein, Henning, Herbst, Herr, Hihn, Hinze, Ibe, Jost / Yost , Kalaan, Kammer, Kantz, ...
Paulskaya - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Albach/Albrech, Amangaizer/Amengaizer, Amengeizer, Amenheiser/ Amenheuser, Ammenheiser, Ammerheuser, Anfin, Bachmann, Balsar/Baltzer/Balzer, Barth, Baxmann, Beck, Becker, Beckmann, Bisterfeld, Blank, Blazer, Bonakar/Bonaker/Bonnacker, Boxhorn, Brandt/Brant, Dennewitz, Dering, Diehl, Dietz, Dietzel, Dil, Dinovets, Dohrnig/Doehrnig, Dorn, Dortmann, Dussault, Ehrlenbach, Elbach, Elscheidt, Enikin, Erlabach/Erlabakh/Erlebakh, Escherbrein, Fehmer, Felker, Felkin/Feltin, ...
Phillipsfeld - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned:Anschsutz, Aschenbrenner, Bartholomaus, Bayer, Becker, Berge, Bott, Dan, Fiedler, Figin?, Fink, Franz, Freund, Gansh, Gell ?, Gobel, Goss, Gott, Hartman, Held / Heldt, Herman, Herr, Hildenburg, Hose?, Ikhtirits ?, Jung, Kaiser, Karbez?, Kaufman, Keil, Kluhn, Knatz, Kopp, Kraft, Lang, Leiber, Leyzer?, Lies, Marquardt ...
Reinhard - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Amgalser, Ammerheiser/Ammerheuser, Apelberg/Appelberg, Arngold/Arnhold, Arnold, Arns/Arnst, Banzer/Basner/Bazner/Bezner, Bats/Batz, Bauer, Bolgert/Boligert, Bork, Bots, Burgardt, Degen, Dehn, Deitz/Dietz, Dienert, Detz, Dinert, Drez, Drezin, Eberman, Ebershausen, Enge, Engel, Everman, Frahm/Fram, From/Fromm, Gan, Gebel, Genik, Gerlain/ Gerlein, Gobel/Goebel, Golm, Gork, Gorn, Gorr, Haberman/Haeberman, Habermann/Haebermann, Hahn, Hein, ...
Rohlender - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Auer, Bauer, Bauman, Benz, Blumgard, Bluner, Boni, Borin, Braun, Brumgard, Delf, Delva, Dietrich, Doppler, Dreiling, Eckart, Elasman/Elazman, Erle, Fabel/Faubel, Fisch, Frank, Gal, Genzrblum/Gerserblum, Geraizer, Getz, Gieblern, Giest, Glassman, Glokar, Gogel, Golai, Golkar, Hall, Hegt, Hepp, Hergert, Herman, Hilt, Hiltman, Hoffman, Jager/Jaeger, ...
Rosenheim - 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned: Airkh, Aizele, Alt, Arnold, Bahrer/Baehrer, Baitnits/Beitnitz/Beutnitz, Bart/Barth, Beck, Behrens, Beier,/Berer, Berins, Bier, Boltz, Braitel,/Breitel, Christensen, Clement, Dengard/Denhardt, Dengenhart, Der/Derr/Durr/Duerr, Dietzel, Dior, Dite, Ditsel/Ditsyl, Dorr/Doerr, Dubs, Dupes/Dups, Eck, Dhlert, Ehrlich, Eirich, Eisele, Ek, Elert, Enegerg, Eriebakh, Erlich/Erlikh, Eurich, Falendorf, Fekel, Felde, Felk, ...
Anton (Sebastyanovka) - 1775 Census & 1798 CensusAnton (Sherbastyanovka) - 1775 Census & 1798 Census The following surnames are mentioned:Achtung, Albrecht, Arnold, Bähr / Baehr, Bär / Baer / Bar, Baum, Becker, Beideck, Bengel, Bletig, Brehning, Bremer, Buam Busch, Decker, Deckman, Derr, Devel, Dor, Dubs, Eichner, Eirich, Engel, Engelhard, Engelhart, Erder, ...
Work Paper #16 (December 1974) Contains Norman E. Saul's article on "The Migration of the Russian Germans to Kansas"; an account of "The Earliest Volga Germans in Sutton, Nebraska, and a Portion of Their History"; and three articles on facets of the Mennonite Centennial as observed in Henderson, Nebraska, and ...
Einwanderung in das Wolgagebiet, 1764-1767 (Immigration to the Volga Region) Volume 1by Dr. Igor R. Pleve Edited by Dr. Alfred Eisfeld Printed in German and Russian HardcoverThis book addresses the earliest period of German settlement in the Volga Region of Russia for which information is available. These detailed lists of the first settlers ...
The German Russians: Those Who Came to Suttonby James R. Griess Henderson, Nebraska 2008 Hardcover The German Russians by James Griess is much more than a story about a group of German Russian emigrants who settled in Sutton, Nebraska. Pioneers on two continents, it is an epic story about the lives of German Russians ...