Gra?FN:
said by the Boregard FSL to be
fromUC Arsalen?.
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
GrabGL, Dnelaschni(?): surely this is a garbled form of Graben,
Durlach.
GrabbeFN:
said by the Messer 1798 census to
be the maiden name of one of the frau Manweiler
(Mai1798:Ms50).
GrabenGL:
an unidentified place said by the Ober-Monjou
FSL to be homeUC to a Koch
family. There are 20 Grabens in
Germany and Austria.
GrabenGL,
[Baden-]Durlach:
is some 11 miles NNE of Karlsruhe,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and said by the Dobrinka FSL to be homeUC to Wenz families. Said by
the Dreispitz FSL to be home
to a Klein family; this origin
was proven by Jim Mizouni in 2007.
GrabenGL,
Karlsruhe [Amt], Baden: is some 11
miles NNE of Karlsruhe city, and
has been proven by the GCRA,
using FHL(1,238,310), to be the
place where a son was born to the Braun
who went to Bergdorf ; see
their book for more details. This
is the same place as the previous entry, except 40 years later.
GrackaVV:
is a variant of KratzkeVV.
GradwohlFN
said by the Kautz FSL to be fromUC
Ottenheim, Kurpfalz.
GraeberFN:
see Groeber.
GraefFN:
said by the Katharinenstadt FSL
to be fromUC Fritzlar(?).
GraefenhainGL,
[Kur-]Sachsen: is some 16 miles NW of Dresden city and said by the Jost
FSL to be homeUC to a Wenig
family.
GraefenhainichenGL,
[Kursachsen]: is some 11 miles SE
of Dessau city, and said by the Orlovskaya
FSL to be homeUC to a Zorn
family, and possibly to a Hank
family. Kuhlberg says this was
in the state of Dessau.
GraefensteinGL:
is some 9 miles NW of Braunfels
city.
GraetzFN:
said by the Dobrinka FSL to be
fromUC Kiel, Holstein.
Later spelled Gretz or Kretz (Mai1798:Db72).
Graf
FN: said by the Boregard
FSL to be fromUC Oberweld?.
Graf{Heinrich}FN:
said by the Dehler FSL to be fromUC
Langenbach.
For 1798 see 1798Mai:Dl40.
Graf{Johannes}FN:
said by the Dehler FSL to be fromUC
Dorschheim, Ansbach [Margraviate].
For 1798 see 1798Mai:Dl10, 37.
GrafFN:
said by the Dobrinka FSL to be
fromUC Inerepach(?), Oroningen(?). The 1798
census says Baumgaertner was his
wife’s maiden name (Mai1798:Db58).
GrafFN:
said by the Graf FSL to be fromUC
Eckstedt.
The Rosslau ML says this
man married a Osstermeyer woman
in 1765 (Mai&Marquardt#859).
GrafFN:
arrived in South Russia in 1819 and later
settled in Gueldendorf, Odessa; Curt Renz reports that he found the
Graf family records in Tuttlingen,
Tuttlingen Oberamt, Wuerttemberg.
Stumpp, p.599, mistakenly says this was a Grass
family from Tuttlingen, Wuerttemberg.
GrafFN:
Curt Renz has
found the church records for this Hoffnungstal,
Bessarabia, family in Hilsbach,
Sinsheim Amt, Baden.
GrafFN:
said by the Laub FSL to be a
step-son living in the Ganser
household, so frau Ganser
evidently was previously frau Graf.
Graf
FN: said by the Leitsinger
FSL to be fromUC Vorweichloch?,
Wuerzburg [Bishopric].
For 1798 see Mai1798:Sm44.
Graf{Jakob}
FN: said by both the 1816 Neudorf
census (#26) and KS:282 to have
come fromUC Gaggenau, Ratstatt [Amt], Baden.
Using FHL#1,189,097, the GCRA proved their origin in Hillsbach,
Sinsheim [Amt], Baden.
See the GCRA book for
more. Also spelled Graff.
Graf{Johannes/Jakob/Peter}FN:
listed by the 1858 Neudorf census
(#238) without origin and said by the GCRA
to be fromUC Josephsberg,
Galicia.
See their book for more.
GrafFN:
said by the Volmer FSL to be fromUC
Worms, Kurpfalz.
GrafVV
(aka Krutojarovka or Krutoyarovka): a Russian
Catholic German village situated on the eastern side of the Volga.
Its FSL has been published in Pleve, Einwanderung …, vol.II,
pp.59-71. According to it, the
first settlers were from the following places with the family names shown
here in parens:
from Alzey,
Kurpfalz: (Mueller45);
from Aschaffenburg:
(Hepp10, 11, frau Remus13,
Wagner12);
from Bergzabern,
Zweibruecken: (Remus13);
from Blieskastell:
(Wasinger26);
from Boehmen:
(Janson20);
from Burglengenfeld,
Kurpfalz: (Leisel39);
from Damice,
Osesterrich: (Zahn18);
from Dindelsbuehl:
(Metzinger5);
from Eckstedt:
(Graf1);
from Erfurt,
Sachsen: (Hatzer34);
from Frisack,
Brandenburg: (frau Weinberg7);
from Heidelberg,
Kurpfalz: (Geiger8 and
possibly Walter8a);
from Heilbronn:
(Brant15);
from Heilbronn,
Kurmainz: (Kohlmeier21);
from Homburg,
Wuerzburg: (Weber38);
from Homberg-an-der-Ohm,
Darmstadt: (Hermann28);
from Kahla,
Sachsen: (Kellfuss[Hellfuss]40);
from Kail,
Kurpfalz: (Kunz43);
from Kiel,
Holstein: (Stollmann32);
from Kopenhagen,
Daenemark: (Laaber41);
from Langenfeld:
(frau Stollmann32);
from Lauggen,
Wuerttemberg: (Tak27);
from Linz:
(frau Zahn18);
from Luxembourg:
(Buchholz29, 30, Kunz35, Zimmermann25);
from Mannheim,
Kurpfalz: (Eckel14, frau Hatzer34, Heidel4, Peil9,
Schnepp19, Sutner?17, Vogel23,
Wolf36, 37, and possibly Haaley36a);
from Nordhausen:
(Klepphorn48);
from Ostritz,
Sachsen: (Tonat[Donad]46);
from Regesnburg:
(Eckel31, Esslauer3, Windholz6);
from Salmuenster,
Fulda: (Ruebesam22);
from Schoenburg:
(frau Ruebesam22);
from Seiz(?),
Mirtepolska(?): (Gabel24);
from Siersk,
Frankreich: (Weiss33);
from Speyer:
(Glaese42);
from Ulm:
(Schmidt44);
from Wuerzburg:
(frau Janson20, Merker[Maerker]2,
Weinberg7 and probably Hein20a);
from Zindenfels,
Kurpfalz: (Wolf16).
GrafarFN:
said by the Katharinenstadt FSL
to be fromUC L avan(?),
Frankreich.
GrafenreuthGL:
the Pleve book suggested this might be what was meant by Graefenroda. There are
two small places name Grafenreuth in
present-day Bavaria.
Graefenroda,
[Sondershausen-Ruolstadt County?]: is 18 miles SW of Erfurt
city, and was said by the Ober-Monjou
FSL to be homeUC to a Kohl
family. The Pleve book suggested
this might be Grafenreuth, but
that seems extremely doubtful.
GraffFN:
see Graf.
Grafschaaft
Hanau GS: the County of
Hanau. See Hanau.
GrainFN:
see Bra.
GrammFN:
of Kassel, see Frasch.
Granau(?)GL,
see Granov.
Granov/Granau(?):
an unidentified place said by the Leichtling
FSL to be homeUC to a Schneider
family. In Poland there are
places called Granov, Granow, and Granau …
GrapeauFN:
said by the Franzosen FSL to be
fromUC Naujan, Frankreich.
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
GrapowskyFN:
said by the Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be fromUC Weiher/Weier
and to have married the widow Heck
in Oranienbaum.
GrasbrunGL,
was an unidentified locality which according to the Frank FSL was in the state of Ansbach
and was said to be homeUC to a Bereht
family.
GrasFN
said by the Frank FSL to be fromUC
Umstadt(?), Hessen-Darmstadt.
Grasemeuchen?GL,
Mainz: an unidentified place said
by the Paulskaya FSL to be homeUC
to a Neubert family.
Grasmick/GrasmueckFN:
said by one or both versions of the Balzer
FSL to be from Rohrbach, Isenburg[-Buedingen
County]. Rohrbach
parish records say these Grasmuck
families left their home in Rohrbach
for Russia in 1766 (Mai&Marquart#1254
and 1256). Bonner proved origin in Rohrbach,
the same for the Lepper wife of
one of them.
GrasmuckFN:
see Grasmick.
GrasmueckFN:
said by the Lauwe FSL to be fromUC
Friedland, Sachsen. I could not
find this family in the 1798 censuses.
GrasmueckFN:
see Gaurer of Lauwe.
GrasmueckFN:
also see Grasmick.
GrasnovatkaVV:
a Russian name for SchuckVV.
Grason?FN:
said by the Merkel FSL to be fromUC
Debertsin(?), Austria.
GrassFN:
said by the Paulskaya FSL to be
fromUC Breitenbach.
GrassFN:
also see Graf.
GrassertFN:
see Griser.,
GrasshofFN:
said by the Paulskaya FSL to be
fromUC Berneburg? and
to have Golop step-children in
the household. I could not find
this Grasshof family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
GrassmannFN:
said by the Kano FSL to be fromUC
Anhalt-Dessau (no locality
mentioned). Spelled both
Grassman (Rm28) and Grossmann
(Sh02) in 1798 (Mai1798:).
GrassmannFN:
the Katharinenstadt FSL says
these stepdaughters were living in a Westhausen
family fromUC Mecklenburg
(no locality mentioned).
GratzGL, Steiermark: is some 88 miles SW of Vienna, Austria, is also spelled Graz, and is said by the Katharinenstadt
FSL to be homeUC to a Rauscher
family.
GratzVV:
another name for BaselVV.
GratzkaVV:
is a variant of KratzkeVV.
GrauFN:
said by the 1798 Wittmann
census to be the maiden name of frau Wiedemann
of Ober-Monjou, now frau Junck of
Wittmann (Mai1798:Wm9).
GrauFN:
said by the Stahl-am-Karaman FSL
to be fromUC Gening.
Spelled Krau in the Stahl-am-Karaman
FSL.
GraubergerFN:
said by the Dietel FSL to be fromUC
Strassburg, Elsass.
Graubuenden
KantonGL, Schweis:
this kanton is eastern Switzerland.
GraudenzGL,
Poland: an unidentified place said by the Schuck
FSL to be homeUC to a Glass
family. This probably is
Grudzendz, aka Grudziadz, Kujowsko-Pomorskie, Poland,
some 60 miles S of Gdansk.
GrauerFN:
see Graul.
GraufFN
said by the Frank FSL to be fromUC
Schezler(?), Wuerzburg.
Graul?FN:
said by the Fischer FSL to be
step-children living with the Kaust?
family indicating that frau Kaust
was earlier frau Graul?.
The Graul? family name was spelled Grauer
in 1798 (Mai1798:Fs12).
GraulichFN:
this family name was found recorded in Schotten
parish records for many generations prior to 1767; see Flegel trip.
Grauss?:
see Gross.
GrazGL:
see Gratz.
Great
PolandGL: see Grosspolen.
GrebeFN:
said by the Phillipsfeld FSL to
be fromUC Altenmoor, [Holstein Duchy?].
GrebenhainGL,
Alsfeld: then within
Hessen-Darmstadt, is some 18 miles SSE of Alsfeld city and said by the Laub FSL to be homeUC to a Kruse family.
GrebenhainGL,
Darmstadt: said by the Laub
FSL to be homeUC to a Wiel
family. Same place as the
previous entry.
GrebingFN:
said by the Ernestinendorf FSL to
be fromUC Falwinhausen?,
Waldeck, with a Jung{H.Christian}
orphan boy in the household. Spelled
Greving in 1769 (Mai1798:Mv562).
Grechinnaya
LukaVV: a version of the Russian name for WalterVV.
Greder?FN:
said by the Preuss FSL to be fromUC
Affeln, Kelheim.
Greder?FN:
said by the Preuss FSL to be fromUC
Braband.
GrefathGL:
an unidentified place said by the Katharinenstadt
FSL to be homeUC to a Mai
family. This might be Grefrath
some 21 miles WNW of Duesseldorf city.
GrefensteinFN:
said by the Lauwe FSL to be fromUC
Esch, Schoenborn. In 1798 the
family name was given as Greifenstein
(Mai1798:Lw40).
Greiffenstein of Aich
married a Linert woman ofUC
Hauddorf near Christian Erlang in April 1766 in Woehrd (Mai&Marquardt#771);
in May he was a witness at the Woehrd
wedding of Lampel to Voitling
(#790 note 782).
GrefrathGL:
see Grefath.
GregerFN:
listed by KS:283 with no origin.
Should have been listed in the 1816 Neudorf
census (#97) but that entry was omitted in the printing process.
Also spelled Griger.
See the GCRA book for much
more.
Greich?FN:
said by the Leitsinger FSL to be
fromUC Lachen, Kurbayern, with Schmidt
step-children in the household. I
could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
GreifensteinFN:
see Grefenstein.
GreifertFN:
see Pfeifner.
GreiffensteinFN:
see Grefenstein.
GreiftsFN:
said by the Walter FSL to be fromUC
Kaltenordheim, Saxony-Weimar Duchy.
Identified by the Walter Research Group as the Greifzu
family.
GreifzuFN:
see Greifts.
GreinFN:
said by the Roethling FSL to be
fromUC Langen, Offenbach,
Hessen.
GreinFN:
also see Krain.
Greiner{Michael}FN:
KS:283 mistakenly says that this
man went to Neudorf.
According to the GCRA his name was substituted for Greger who did go to Neudorf.
See their book for more.
GreitzerFN:
this family name was found recorded in Schlitz
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
Grenau, Prussia : an unidentified place which the GCRA found associated with a Berg
family in 1772.
Grenlich?FN{Christoph}:
said (no locality mentioned) by the Neidermonjou
FSL to be fromUC Hamburg.
I could not find this man in the 1798 censuses.
Grenlich?FN{J.Wilhelm}:
said by the Neidermonjou FSL to
be fromUC Hogen?.
I could not find this man in the 1798 censuses.
GrensFN:
see Grenz.
Grentu(?)GL,
Bamberg: an unidentified place
said by the Preuss FSL to be home
to Knopf and Rauch families. There
is a Greuth, Bavaria, some 10
miles S of the city of Bamberg.
GrentzFN:
said by the Pfeiffer FSL to be
fromUC Hilders.
Later might be spelled Gretz and Krentz (Mai1798:Pf23?,Vm42?).
GrentzerFN:
this family name was found recorded in Tann
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
GrenzFN:
said by the Holstein FSL to be
fromUC Raibach, Darmstadt. The Buedingen
ML says this Grens man from Reibach in 1766 married a Volger
woman (Mai&Marquardt#72).
Later spelled Krentz.
GrenzerFN:
said by the Ober-Monjou FSL to be
fromUC Wuerzburg [Bishopric] (no locality indicated) with a Burger orphan boy in the household.
Spelled Krentzer in 1795
and 1798 (Mai1798:Mv2104, 2105,
and Mt5, Wm34, respectively).
Gress{Christmann}aka
Jakob{Anton}FN: listed
by both the 1816 Neudorf census
(#75) and KS:283 with no origin.
Using FHL#756,809, the
GCRA proved their origin in Roppenheim,
Bischweiler [Amt, Hagenau Oberamt],
Elsass. See the GCRA
book for more.
GressFN:
this family name was found recorded in Haiger
parish records during the years prior to 1767; see Flegel trip.
GressertFN:
see Griser.
Gretchinaja
LukaVV: a version of the Russian name for WalterVV.
GretschFN:
said by the Katharinenstadt FSL
to be fromUC Weissenfeld.
GretzFN:
see Graetz. and Grentz.
GreuthGL, Bavaria: see Grentu.
GrevingFN:
see Grebing.
GriebFN:
said by the Bergdorf 1816 census (KS:660)
to have been from Mohringen, Stuttgart
[Amt], Wuerttemberg.
This origin was verified by the GCRA
using FHL(1,055,882-7).
See their book for more detail.
Griedelbach,
[Solms-Braunfels Principality]: is 6 miles SE of Braunfels
city, and said by the Ernestinendorf
FSL to be homeUC to a Schwabacher?/Schweicheret/Schwabecher, and possibly to a Diel
family. Kuhlberg said this was
in Braunfels.
Griedelbach,
[Solms-Braunfels Principality]: said by the Ernestinendorf FSL to be homeUC to an Ebert
family. Kuhlberg said this was
in Solms.
Same place as the preceeding entry.
GriesFN:
said by the Dinkel FSL to be fromUC
Ziegenberg, Darmstadt.
Later spelled Griess.
GriesbachGL:
an unidentified place said by the Paulskaya
FSL to be homeUC to a Schmidt
family. There were at least
16 Giesbachs in the Germanies.
GrieserFN:
see Griser.
GrieshaberFN:
listed in the Bergdorf 1858 census (KS:668)
without origin. Origin given in KS:283
as Gross-Sachsenheim,
Ludwigsburg [Amt],
Wuerttemberg; this verified by GCRA
using FHL(1,184,619); see their book for detail.
GriesheimGL,
Frankfurt-am-Main: is now a
neighborhood within the city just before the Main turns sharply to the SW on
its way out of the city, and said by the Laub
FSL to be homeUC to a Lohmann
family.
Griess/Gries/GrieszFN:
according to Steven Hahn this family from Edenkoben
settled in Russia.
GriessFN:
see Gries, and
Grisin.
GriesmannFN:
see Griessmann.
GriesselFN:
see Krissel.
GriessmannFN:
said by the Krasnoyar FSL to be
fromUC Laubach, Buedingen.
Later spelled Griessmann.
GrieszFN:
see Griess.
Griger
FN: see Greger.
GrigoriopolGL,
Odessa: another colony in the Glueckstal
Gebeit from which Reiser{Philip}came
to Kassel.
GrigoriusFN:
see Grigoritsch.
GrigoritschFN:
said by the Husaren FSL to be
fromUC Beczkarik?, Oesterreich. Spelled Grigorius
in 1798 (Mai1798:Hs56).
GrillFN:
listed in the Bergdorf census (KS:665, 284) without origin. Proved
by the GCRA to have been in Pleidelsheim,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg (FHL
1,187,180-2) and then in Grossingersheim,
same Amt (FHL 1,184,928) prior to coming to Bergdorf.
GrimburgGL,
Kurtrier: is some 14 miles SE of Trier
city and said by the Mariental FSL
to be homeUC to a Zimmermann
family.
GrimmFN:
said by the Schuck FSL to be fromUC
Dan, France.
GrimmVV
(aka Kamenskiy, Lesnoi Karamysch,
Lesnoi Karamysh, Lesnoj Karamys) is a German village of the Reformed
faith on the western side of the Volga.
Its FSL is now published
in Pleve, Einwanderung …, vol.II, pp. 73-85.
According to this, the first settlers were from the following places
with the family names shown here in parens. The number with the name is
their household number in the FSL. Dona
Reeves-Marquardt tells me that at least two families "first
settled" in Grimm but did so after the FSL was put together; I have
added the two that I have been told about in red below::
from Brandenburg:
(Ehrlich82, Heide21);
from Danemark:
(Dumler[Tumpler], Schultheiss);
from Darmstadt:
(Ab/Aab16, Albrecht44, Baeker53,
Balzer20, 58, Benner77, Brahm?86,
Erdmann1, Felda45, Fink52[from(UC)
Zell], Fischer70, Heimbuch7,
Heppel/Geppel48, Icks75[from(UC)
Romrod], Just4, Kaiser46, Koch73,
Lefler42[from(UC) Heimertshausen?],
Maus71, Mueller43, Pfeif13, Rau12,
69, Reich11[from(UC) NiederOhm],
Salzmann37, 38, Schaefer17, Schamber15, Schmidt74,
85, Schneider31, Schulz26, Strebe28,
Walter60, Zulauf49, and
possibly Heil74a, Merz48a,
Tripper/Trimper16a, Waffel53a);
from Durlach:
(Seifert27);
from Erbach:
(Kerber84);
from Frankfurt-am-Main:
(Goetz65);
from Friedberg:
(Biermann66, Brunhardt82, Groh79,
Kirchner6, Kraft55, Kuhn5,
Major72, Seibel7a);
from Fulda:
(Mueller18);
from Gelnhausen:
(Abich56, Schroeder50 and
possibly Pea50a, Strecker56a);
from Gelnhausen,
Hessen: (Hepp[Hess]36);
from Gerden(?):
(Wohlender9);
from Gerz:
(Braun10);
from Hanau:
(Fischler19);
from Hessen:
(Gabel[Happell]64 and
possibly Sutter64a);
from Holstein:
(Marquart34 and possibly Hessenbeie?34a);
from Isenburg:
(Batz2, Hartmann57, Hock[Huck]67, Kisselmann40, Klein78b,
Leonhard80, Muth39, Schaefer63,
Schlefler88, Vogel51, Waag81,
Weilmuenster[Weilmeister]47,
61, Weissbinder59[from(UC) Dreieicherhayn],
Wolf41 and possibly Andrian51a,
Schekedanz[Schickedanz]80a);
from Kleinburg(?):
(Hesse29);
from Kurland:
(Engel25);
from Laubach:
(Worms76[from(UC) Freyenseen]);
from Lauterbach:
(Schwarz78a);
from
Leonbronn, OberAmt Brackenheim,
Wuerttemberg, via Danemark: (Dumler[Tumler];
from Mannheim:
(Bleichroth35, Lutz35a,
89);
from Marburg:
(Lipp3 and possibly Stiel/Stihl3a);
from Mehlis(?):
(Schott68 and possibly Berger68a);
from Pommern:
(Heilm23, Pikus32a, Rusch22,
24);
from Ruedesheim,
Imkelburg(?): (Schmidt33);
from Sachsen:
(Hendel32);
from Schlitz:
(Rusch8a);
from
Waldlaubersheim, Kreis Kreuznach,
Rheinland: (Schultheiss);
from Warschau:
(Kasimirow30);
from Wehrda:
(Braun8);
from Weimar,
Sachsen: (Roeder62 and possibly Wiltendorf?62a);
from Wirtheim:
(Axthelm87);
from Wuerttemberg:
(Scherer14, Strecker54);
from Zwibruecken:
(Heinz78).
GrimmelfingenGL:
is a neighborhood to the immediate SW of Ulm
city; see Grimmellfingen.
GrimmellfingenGL,
Ulm, Schwaben: and said by the Bangert
FSL to be home to a Huber family
and possibly to a Gerhardt
family; see Grimmelfingen.
GrimmenGL:
see Gommern.
GrischowskyFN:
said by the Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be fromUC Danzig.
GriserFN:
listed by both the 1816 Kassel
census (#84) and KS:283 without
origin. See the GCRA book for
more. Also spelled variously Grassert, Gressert, Grieser,
and Groessert.
GrisinFN:
said by the Norka FSL to be fromUC
Isenburg (no locality mentioned).
Later spelled Griess (Mai1798:Nr111,
216).
GrisselbachGL:
see Kaisersbach.
GrjasnowatkaVV:
a Russian name for SchuckVV.
GrjaznuchaVV:
a variation of the Russian name for KraftVV.
GrobFN:
this family name was found recorded in Tann
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
GrobauGL:
said by the Boaro FSL to be homeUC
to a Zwikau? family.
This might be the Grobau which is some 31 miles SW of Zwikau,
Saxony.
GroeberFN:
said (no locality mentioned) by the Degott
FSL to be fromUC [Kur-]Trier.
Spelled Graeber in 1798 (Mai1798:Dg03,04,05).
GroembachGL,
Freudenstadt Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is some 9 miles NE of Freudenstadt,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and was home to a
Schaible family that settled in
Hoffnungstal leaving home in 1808.
Proved by the GCRA to be home to Schaible{J.Martin}
and Schumacher{Adam}who went to Glueckstal.
: Mistakenly said by KS:293
to be homeUC to the Harr family
that settled in Neudorf. Also
istakenly said by both the 1816 Neudorf
census (#93) and KS:230 to have
homeUC to
the Bohnet/Bonnet family that settled in Neudorf.
See the GCRA book for
detail on these families.
GroembachGL,
Ludz Amt, Suedpreussen: nka Laznowska Wola which is 2 miles NW of Laznow,
Poland and some 15 miles SE of Ludz,
Poland, and was the colony in
which a Stein family lived for a
few years and two of their children were born before the family went on to Bergdorf.
The Weisert family that
went to Berdorf was here for a
time. The Schmid{J.Georg} family that settled in Kassel was there for a time. Other
families which the GCRA
associates with this place are Henger, Rath, Reutter.
See their book for details.
GroeningFN:
said by the1798 Hildmann census
to be the maiden name of frau Prediger{J.Adam}
(Mai1798:Hd6).
GroeningFN:
this family name was found recorded in Tann
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
GroessertFN:
see Griser.
Groetzingen,
Nuertingen Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is 3 miles WNW of Nurtingen,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and was home to a Werner
family that settled in Gueldendorf,
Odessa.
GrohFN:
said by the Grimm FSL to be fromUC
Friedberg (no locality
mentioned).
GrohFN:
said by the Krasnoyar FSL to be
fromUC Friedberg.
GrohFN,
see Krib.
Grohnde?GL,
[Kurbraunschweig]: is 24 miles SW
of Hildesheim city, and said by
the Neidermonjou FSL to be homeUC
to a Geisel? widower.
GrollmannFN:
said by the Keller FSL to be fromUC
Bodenheim, Kurmainz with a Fell
orphan girl in the household. I
could not find the Grollmann family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
GromanFN:
see Gromann.
GromannFN:
said by the Dinkel FSL to be fromUC
Kiel, Holstein.
Later spelled Groman.
GroppFN:
said by the Balzer FSL to be fromUC
Kurpfalz.
Gros
AuheimGL: an unidentified place said by the Buedingen
ML to be homeUC to
the Mehn man who in 1766 married
a Walther woman; by 1767 this
couple was in Pfeiffer (Mai&Marquardt:593). The
Pfeiffer FSL says he was fromUC
Hannover.
The reference in the FSL to Hannover
seems incorrect. This must be
the Gros Auheim that is 2 miles SE of Hanau.
GroschFN:
said by the Schuck FSL to be fromUC
Geslokh/Hassloch(?), Mainz.
There is a possibility that Grosch is a misreading of
Ketich.
GrosendorfelGL,
Hanau County: said by the Walter
FSL to be homeUC to a Behmer
family. The Walter
Research Group has identified this place as Oberdorfelden some 6 miles NW of Hanau city.
GrossFN:
said by the Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be fromUC Koenigsberg.
Gross
FN: they were listed by the Cheisol
FSL as step-sons in a Spiess
household. For 1798 see Mai1798:Mt15.
GrossFN:
said by the 1816 Glueckstal
census (KS:669, 285) to be fromUC Walburg, Weissenburg [Amt],
Elsass. However, using FHL(1,457,438),
the GCRA verified origin in Weilheim,
Tuebingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg.
See the GCRA book for more
details.
GrossFN:
said by the Kromm version of the Jagodnaja
Poljana FSL to be have been born on the trnsport enroute to Russia and
to have arrived later than the first settlers (p.137).
Gross{Andreas}FN:
said by the Kano FSL to be fromUC
[Anhalt-]Zerbst [Principality] (no
locality mentioned). For 1798
see Mai1798:Bt40.
Gross{Eleonora}FN:
a widow said by the Kano FSL to
be fromUC Luettich [aka
Liege Bishopric] (no
locality mentioned). For 1798
see Mai1798:Sh24.
GrossFN:
said by the Krasnoyar FSL to be
fromUC Buedingen,
Isenburg.
GrossFN:
said by the Kratzke FSL to be
fromUC Darmstadt.
GrossFN:
said by the Kratzke FSL to be
fromUC Duerkheim/Tirkim(?)GL, Leiningen/Leining.
GrossFN:
said by the Kratzke FSL to be
fromUC Kergbolan(?), Nassau.
GrossFN:
said by the Mueller FSL to be
fromUC Steinburg.
Gross{Maria,
Johann}FN: listed by the 1858 Neudorf
census (#153 as in-laws of the Bross
family) with no origin.
GrossFN:
said by the Volmer FSL to be fromUC
Gruenstadt, Pfalz
GrossFN:
this family name was found recorded in Haiger
parish records during the years prior to 1767, and in Kroppach and Tann
marriage records 1762-67; see Flegel
trip.
GrossaspachGL,
Backnang [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 1.5 miles NW of Backnang
town, and was proven by GCRA
to be home to the Holzwarth
family that went to Glueckstal,
and to the Knoedler family that
settled (after spending some years in South Prussia)
in Neudorf. See
the GCRA book for more details.
GrossaspachGL,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 1.5 miles NW of Backnang
town and some 10 miles NE of Ludwigsburg
city, and said by the 1816 Glueckstal
census to be homeUC to the Ibele
family that went to Glueckstal.
This is the same place aas the previous entry.
GrossapspachGL,
Backnang Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is some 2 miles NW of Backnang,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and was home to a
Schweigert family that settled in
Hoffnungstal leaving home in 1825.
Gross-BieberauGL,
Darmstadt: is some 10 miles SE of Dartmouth
city, and said by the Bauer FSL
to be homeUC to a Erhart
family.
Gross-BieberauGL,
Dieburg Kreis, Hessen: is some 9 miles SE of Darmstadt
city, and may have been homeUC to the Schuetz
family that went to Glueckstal
via Tscherwenka, Hungary. See the GCRA
book for more detail.
Grossbothen?GL,
[Kursachsen]: is some 18 miles SE
of Leipzig city and said by the Orlovskaya
FSL to be homeUC to a Wagner
family.
Grossbottwar,
Baden-Wuerttemberg: is 1.8 miles SW of Oberstenfeld,
Baden-Wuerttemberg.
Gross-BottwarGL,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 7 miles NE of Ludwigsburg
city, and proven by the GCRA
to be home to the Kurrle family
which went to Bergdorf;
see their book for more details.
Grossen
BuseckGL, [Hessen-Darmstadt]:
is some ½ miles SE of Alten Buseck,
and said by a Friedberg ML to be
homeUC to a Menzel
woman who in 1766 married a Freund
man (Mai&Marquardt: 322); the man was in Paulskaya by 1768 apparently with a new wife.
Said by the Paulskaya FSL to be homeUC to Damm, Meier, Pabst,
Schmidt, Simon, and
possibly Folnis families.
Gross-Elligen(?)GL,
Sachsen: an unknown place said by
the Bauer FSL to be homeUC
to a Rener family which had a Schlege
orphan living with them. In
Lower Saxony there are two possibilities: Gross Ellershausen and Gross
Gleidingen.
Grossenhain?GL:
was probably in Kursachsen 18.5
miles NW of Dresden city, and
said by the Neidermonjou FSL to
be homeUC to a Bote
man.
GrossenhausenGL,
was an unidentified locality which according to the Frank FSL was in the state of Hannover
and was homeUC to a Krebs/Kret?
family.
GrossenluederGL,
Fulda [Bishopric]: is some 7 miles WNW of Fulda city, and said by the Brabander
FSL to be homeUC to a Trutschel
family.
GrossenluederGL:
also see Grosslueder.
GrossenmoorGL,
Freie Adelprovinz der alten Ritter: is some 10 miles NNW of Fulda
city, and said by the Walter FSL
to be homeUC to Heinrich
and Izik[Isaak] families.
GrosserFN:
said by the Hoelzel FSL to be
fromUC Ochsenfurt, Wuerzburg [Bishopric].
Spelled Glasser in 1798 (Mai1798:Hz19).
GrosserlachGL,
Kurmainz: said by the Goebel
FSL to be homeUC to a Kemer
and perhaps a Hein family.
Stumpp says the Kaemmerer man was from Oberolm
near Mainz (Mai&Marquardt#357). There
was a Grossheubach in Kurmainz,
some 2 miles NE of Miltenberg, Bavaria.
Grosser-Werder:
see Belowescher Kolonien.
Gross
FeldaGL, Hessen-Darmstadt:
is some 8 miles SW of Alsfeld, Hessen;
see Feld.
GrosshansFN:
listed by both the 1816 Kassel
census (#66, 67) and KS:285
without origin. Using FHL#247,655
the GCRA
proved origin in Godramstein, Landau
[Amt], Rheinpfalz. See
their book for more.
GrosshausenGL,
[Hessen-]Darmstadt: is some 14 miles SSW of Darmstadt. Said by the Dietel
FSL to be homeUC to a
Kraemer family. Said by the Galka
FSL to be homeUC to an Olf
family. Said by the Kautz FSL to be the homeUC of a Knaub family.
GrossheimGL,
Mainz, an unidentified locality said by the Seewald
FSL to be homeUC of a Nungesser
family.
Grossheppach,
Waiblingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg:
is 3 miles ESE of Waiblingen
city, and was proven by the GCRA
to be home to Siegle{Johannes}who
settled in Neudorf.
GrossheubachGL:
see Grosserlach.
GrossingersheimGL,
Besigheim Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is some 3.5 miles SE of Besigheim,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and was home to a Rudolph
family that settled in Gueldendorf,
Odessa. as well as an
Aippersbach/Aipperspach family that
settled in Hoffnungstal
leaving home in 1804. This is
the same origin as the next entry.
GrossingersheimGL,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 4 miles N of Ludwigsburg
city, and said by the Bergdorf
1858 census (KS:667, 207, 665,
284, 666, 305) to have been home to Aiperschbach,
Grill and Hettich families. Mistakenly
said by KS:435 to have been homeUC
to
the Schott family that settled in Neudorf.
This is the same place as the previous entry.
See the GCRA book for more detail.
GrosskarbenGL:
see Friedberg.
Grosskopf:
see Roskopf.
GrosskopfFN:
see Gussfeld.
Gross
KottenGL, Filehne
Kreis, Posen Province,
Prussia: now Kocien Wielki, Poland,
some 6 miles NW of Filehne town
(now Wielen, Poland): the GCRA
believes this the likely origin of the Meske
family that went to Glueckstal.
GrossliebenthalBV:
was a southern Russian German village itself, and a district (Gebiet)
including the villages of Alexanderhilf, Alt-Freudental, Franzfeld,
Gueldendorf, Helenental, Josefstal, Klein-Liebental, Lustdorf, Mariental,
Neuburg, Neu-Freudental, and Peterstal.
All were located SW of, but very close to, Odessa.
The 1858 Bergdorf census
says the Schuler family cameUC
here to Bergdorf.
GrossluederGL:
is some 7 miles NW of Fulda
city and today is called Grossenlueder.
According to the Buedingen ML this was in the area of Fulda and the homeUC of a Diedrichs man who married in 1766 a Breler woman; by 1767 the couple was in Koehler [where his name was given as Dietrich]; Stumpp used the Grossenlueder
spelling (Mai&Marquardt#588).
GrossmannFN:
said by the1798 Ernestinendorf
census to be the maiden name of frau Siefert
(Mai1798:Mv569, Bt46).
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