Luzern (Remmler) – 1798 Census

Luzern (Remmler) – 1798 Census
The following surnames are mentioned:

Ackermann, Adam, Auman, Basser, Bauer, Beck, Becker, Beidorf, Bittel, Bizar, Block, Boer, Boet?, Bos, Bonaker, Brand / Brandt, Brehm, Bruchmann, Burghard / Burghardt, Christin ?, Degner ?, Deibach, Demud?, Denn?, Depperschmidt, Dick, Diecksbach, Diehl, Doring / Dohring, Dornhoff, DuMonde, Engel, Ferstrin?, Flach/Flack, Fleischman, Fried, Freis, Fried /Friedt, Gabel, Gak?, Gartner, Gateau, Gazelbum?, Geglain?, Gegelay?, Geiser, Gornu?, Gotz, Grast?, Griesling / Griessling, Grissbach, Gross, Gufayer?, Haag, Hammerschmidt, Hartner, Haselbaum / Hasselbaum, Heil, Herman, Herr, Horn, Ihl, Imer, Jager, Jakel, Jenner, Jess, Junck, Kaiser, Kesler / Kessler, Kimmel?, Kirchgessner, Klassen / Klaassen, Kleilyanin, Kleinschnis ?, Klinganer ?, Konig, Kunz / Kuntz, Kwast, Lattigan, Laubach, Lechler, Lembach ?, Lingantin ?, Magar, Mai, Marr/Mahr, Martz, Meier, Meng, Minkhin?, Mokhshti ?, Mokshtatin?, Morgenschweis, Muller, Munsh, Nailist, Neckermen, Neustadt, Pastel, Paur, pfeifer / Pfeiffer, Pfister, Pitel, Postin ?, Rapp, Regner, Reichmesser, Reiter, Remmler, Rimmeri ?, Rott, Ruff, Sauer, Schmelzer, Schmidt, Schonthaler, Schpiter ?, Schturm?, Schum, Stark / Starck, Stengel / Stenkel, Strauss, Stupert, Svivakhim ?, Volker, Von Drau, Waldschmidt, Weber, Weimann, Werner, Werth, Wierner, Yeglnin?, Yemer ?, Yeshin ?, Zimmerman
Movement of the colonists to or from the following villages is mentioned:

Baskakovka [Kind], Beauregard, Glarus [Biberstein], Katharinenstadt, Krutoyarovka [Graf], Ober-Monjou, Paninskaya [Schonchen], Privalnaya [Warenburg], Raskaty [Rohleder], Schaffhausen, Solothurn [Wittmann], Tonkoschurovka [Mariental], Unterwalden [Meinhard], Zug [Gattung]