Franzosen (Rossoshi) – 1798 Census

Franzosen (Rossoshi) – 1798 Census
The following surnames are mentioned:

Basgall / Pasquale, Bauer, Bellinger, Biel, Bietz, Bop/Popp, Braun, Brino/Brineau, Bronne / Bromme ?, Burgart / Burghart / Burghardt, , Dehn, Dereligion / Dreligion ?, Distel, Diwiwie?, Drais, Drechitz / Dretzich, Dreiling, Dukart, DuVivier?, Fasenach, Findschuh?, Franz, Fuschee?, Fushi?, Gabel, Gatain?, Gehring, Gerhardt, Gertgen/Hertgen?, Gorel/Garrel, Grigern?, Grimm, Gristel, Groh, Grunwald / Gruenwald / Gruenwaldt, Heimaling / Heimling ?, Heinrich, Herd / Herdt, Hilt, Himmelman, Ivanova, Jansen / Jantzen, Kerelmain, Khochintsov, Klein, Kling, Kober, Kolln, Krieger, Lang, LeBlanc, Leichner, Leonhardt, Leopold, Mai, Manweiler, Mauer, Maurin ?, Meier, Meininger, Meis, Mullenberg, Oswald / Ostwald, Pickner ?, Rennert, Robin, Rolheiser ?, Roller ?, Roth / Rott, Schantz, Schelert, Schiper?, Schmidt, Schock, Schott, Schreiner, Schwan, Schwind, Seewald / Seewaldt, Sieber ?, Siewert, Spikerman ?, Spohn, Stravinski ?, Suchsdorf, Tienne?, Utt/ Utte / Uttier ?, Vogel, Weber, Weingardt, Weis / Weiss, Wolf, Yeden? , Zehn ?, Zier, Zisch
Movement of the colonists to or from the following villages is mentioned:

Buidakov-Buyerak [Schwab], Gnilushka [Pfeifer], Gryasnovatka [Schuck], Ilavlya [Leichtling], Kamenka, Kameni Ovrag [Degott], Karaulnii-Buyerak [Kohler], Kazitskaya [Brabander], Kopenka [Volmer], Kustareva Krasnorinovka [New-Kolonie], Lesnoi-Karamish [Grimm], Nizhnaya Dobrinka [Dobrinka], Norka, Ostrogovka [Louis], Pamyatnaya [Rothammel], Panovka [Hildmann], Rovnaya [Seelman], Semenovka [Rothling], Serdobskaya, Splavnucha [Huch], Susly [Herzog], Ust-Gryasnucha [Gobel], Ust-Kulanlinka [Galka], Ust-Solicha [Messer], Verchnaya Kulalinka [Holstein], Verchovye [Seewald], Yelshanka [Husaren]