Dreispitz (Verkhnaya Dobrinka) – 1798 Census

Dreispitz (Verkhnaya Dobrinka) – 1798 Census

The following surnames are mentioned:

Basler, Bast, Becker, Bei ?, Beisel, Bender, Bengel, Bengler ?, Bergman, Biesler?, Blohm, Brehm, Dalinger / Dahlinger, Dutzed ?, Feil, Galliart, Ginzer?, Hamm, Hefel / Heffel / Heffele, Heid / Heidt, Heinz / Heintz, Herbel, Hilterman, Hofman / Hoffman / Hoffmann, Jost, Keller, Kimmel, Klehman /Klehmann), Klein, Kling, Kloss / Klosz, Kohlberg, Krach, Kraft, Krag ?, Kraus, Krek ?, Ladner, Langholf / Langholff, Laubhan, Legler, Leonhardt, Lieder, Lieders, Lundgrun, Lust, Mehl, Meier, Moft, Muller, Otto, Quint / Quindt, Rau, Reisig / Reissig, Ruf / Ruff, Schander, Scherr ?, Scherer / Scherrer, Schick, Schirau, Schirg ?, Schmidt, Schneider, Schreiock, Schulz / Schultz, Schwab, Schwemmer, Shir? Siegward / Siegwardt, Sinner, Sokolowsky, Steinert, Steinle, Stuck, Sturz/ Sturtz, Tiel / Thiel / Thiele, Utz ?, Voder / Volder / Vorder / Forder ?, Volker, Werz / Wertz, Wirz / Wirtz, Wollert, Wunsch, Yauk / Yauck, Zaager ?, Zacher, Zuwert ?

Movement of the colonists to or from the following villages is mentioned:

Gololobovka [Donhof], Gryaznukha [Kraft], Kamishin, Krestovoi Buyerak [Muller], Lesnoi Karamish [Grimm], Medveditskoi Krestovoi Buyerak [Frank], Nizhnaya Dobrinka [Dobrinka], Pochinnaya [Kratzke], Sarepta, Shcherbakovka, Splavnukha [Huck], Talovka [Beideck], Ust-Gryaznukha [Gobel], Ust-Kulalinka [Galka], Verkhnaya Kulalinka [Holstein], Vodyanoi Buyerak [Stephan], Zvonarevka [Schwed]