PfaeffingenGL,
Herrenberg [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 6.5 miles SW of Herrenberg
city, and was proven by GCRA to be home to the Welt/Velde
girls and Hoechs family that went to Glueckstal.
See the GCRA book for more detail. This
is the same place as the next entry.
PfaeffingenGL,
Tuebingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 4.5 miles W of Tuebingen
city, and was proven by GCRA
to be home to the Meier{Christian}
family that went to Glueckstal as
well as to the Lauer woman who
was frau Richert in Glueckstal. See
the GCRA book for more details. This
is the same place as the previous entry.
Pfafenmoisbakh/Pfaffenwiesbach(?),
Kurmainz: an unidentified place
said by the Preuss FSL to be home
to a Meibach family.
Pfaffenwiesbach, Hesse is some 27 miles NE of Mainz
city.
PfaffFN:
proven by Judy Remmick
to have migrated from Imsbach,
Rheinpfalz, Bavaria to Moersfeld, Kircheimbolanden
Amt, Rheinfalz; then via Ulm
(as transfer point) to Torschau, Batschka, Hungary of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire; later they migrated to Worms, Odessa, S. Russia
with Duc de Richelieu. See
her work at http://www.remmick.org/Pfaff.Genealogy/Page15.html#Johann.
PfaffenheimGL:
is 26 miles due W of Frieburg
city, and said by the Boregard
FSL to be homeUC to a Sommer{Heinrich}
family.
PfaffenhofenGL:
an unidentified place said by the Pfeiffer
FSL to be homeUC to a
Boehm family. In Germany and Austria there
are at least 16 Pfaffenhofen!
PfaffenhofenGL,
Wuerttemberg: is some 12 miles SW
of Heilbronn city, and said by
the Dreispitz FSL to be homeUC
to a Meier family.
PfaffenrohtFN:
see Pfaffenroth.
PfaffenrothFN:
said by the Jagodnaja Poljana FSL
to be fromUC Nidda.
Kromm version says the man was from Berstadt,
near Nidda (pp. 30, 34). This
Pfaffenroht man from the area of Darmstadt
married in Luebeck in 1766 a Birl woman from the same area (Mai&Marquardt#275).
PfaffenwiesbachGL,
[Waldbott Barony]: is 6 miles W
of Friedberg city, and said by
the Boregard FSL to be homeUC
to an Anfang family.
Said by the Neidermonjou FSL to be homeUC to a Schmidt{Johannes} family. Said
by the Ober-Monjou FSL to be homeUC
to a Lauer widower.
PfaffenwiesbachGL,
Hesse: also see Pfafenmoisbakh.
PfaffenzellerGL,
Bassenheim Barony: near Schmitten, Hesse.
Pfahlbronn
parish, Welzheim [Amt], Schwabisch
Gmuend, Wuerttemberg: was 3.5 miles SE of Welzheim town.
PfalzGS:
usually in the 1760’s was short for Kurpfalz.
PfalzGS:
said by the Stumpp version of the Balzer
FSL to be homeUC of Karl
and Robertus families; the Pleve version says Kurpfalz.
Said (no locality mentioned) by the Belowescher
Kolonien FSL to be homeUC to Berg,
Buchmiller/Buchmueller, Markstaetter,
Massold, Meiermann, Nordheimer, Schoellhorn,
Ulrich, and Webert
families. Said (no locality
indicated) by the Stumpp supplement to the Dietel
FSL to be homeUC to Bengel,
Detterer, Kern, Kindsvater, Michel, Mueller, Mueller, Ruff, Schlag, Seibel,
Simon, and Stahlmann families.
PfalzengrafenweilerGL,
Freudenstadt [Amt]. Wuerttemberg: is
some 7.5 miles NE of Freudenstadt
city, and proven by the GCRA to be home to the Rath
family that went to Bergdorf;
see their book for more details.
PfalzgrafenweilerGL,
Freudenstadt Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is some 7 miles ENE of Freudenstadt,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and was home to Schmidt/Schmid
families that settled in Gueldendorf,
Odessa.
Pfalz-Neuburg
DuchyGS: this duchy held lands on both banks of the Danube
almost as far W as Guenzburg and as far E as Reichertshofen just S of Ingolstadt
city; it also held extensive lands on the Knaab river just N of Regensburg
city, as well as farther N just W of Neustadt-an-der-Waldnaab.
Its seat was Neuburg some 49 miles SSE of Nuernberg
city in present-day Bavaria. This
duchy was independent during 1505-1742.
In 1742 it was folded into Kurpfalz
making it the fathermost outlier of that country.
From 1777-08 the duchy was under Bavarian control, and in 1808 it
disappeared, completely submersed into the Kingdom of Bavaria.
Pfalz-Simmern
Principality or Palatinate-Simmern
PrincipalityGS: see Simmern.
Pfalz-Zweibruechen
DuchyGS: see Zweibruechen.
PfanmuellerFN:
this family name was found recorded in Schlitz
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
PfannenstielFN:
said by the Mariental FSL to be
fromUC Buedesheim, Kurtrier.
PfannenstielFN:
said by the Mariental FSL to be
fromUC Manderscheid,
Kurtrier.
PfannenstielFN:
see Fanmispel.
PfannensteilVV:
an alternate name for MarientalVV.
PfautzFN:
this family name was found recorded in Kirburg
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip
PfeffingenGL,
Balingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is 5
miles ESE of Balingen city,
and believed by the GCRA to
be the birthplace of the Stauss
colonist who went to Glueckstal.
PfefterFN:
see Fefter.
PfeifFN
said by the Frank FSL to be fromUC
Bonbach(?), Sulz, Lobbach.
PfeifFN:
said by the Grimm FSL to be fromUC
Darmstadt (no locality
mentioned). Later spelled Pfeiff.
PfeiferFN:
listed in the Bergdorf 1816 census (KS:661,
393) without origin. Their
origin in Neusatz, Neuenburg
[Amt], Wuerttemberg was
proven by the GCRA using FHL(1,056,826).
See the GCRA book for more
details.
PfeiferFN:
said by the Kolb FSL to be fromUC
Bruchkoebel, Hanau.
PfeiferFN:
said by the Krasnoyar FSL to be
fromUC Laubach.
Later spelled Pfeiff.
Pfeifer{Jakob}FN:
said by both the 1816 Neudorf
census (#15) and KS:393 to have
come fromUC Besigheim,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg.
However, the GCRA proved that was not the origin.
Instead, the GCRA believes him to be fromUC Niedermohr, Kaiserslautern
[Amt], Rheinpfalz. See their
book for more.
PfeiferFN:
said by the Paulskaya FSL to be
fromUC Sankt Goar.
PfeiferFN:
said by the Pfeiffer FSL to be
fromUC Orb.
The 1798 Pfeiffer census
says his wife's maiden name was Jaeger
(Mai1798:Pf40).
PfeiferFN:
said by the Phillipsfeld FSL to
be fromUC Schellbach,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]. A
Luebeck ML says that in 1766 this
Pfeiffer man married a Reiss
woman; another source says Reisz
(Mai&Marquardt#188). In
1798 the maiden name of frau Pfeifer was given as Reis (Mai1798:Pp12, 02).
PfeiferFN:
said by the Schwed FSL to be fromUC
Rietesel(?), Lauterbach.
PfeiferVV
: a variant spelling of PfeifferVV.
PfeiffFN;
see Pfeif or Pfeifer.
Pfeiffer{Bernhard}:
died in Glueckstal and was
proven by the GCRA to be from Besigheim,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg
using FHL 1,184,892; see their
book for detail.
PfeifferFN:
this family name was found recorded in Haiger
parish records during the years prior to 1767, in Schotten
parish records for many generations prior to 1767, and in Winterhausen marriage records 1760-1769; see Flegel trip.
PfeifferVV
(aka Fajfer, Feifer, Gnilushka,
Gniluska, Gniluschka, Gvardeyskoye,or Pfeifer):
a Russian German village of the Roman Catholic faith situated on the
western side of the Volga, founded in 1767.
Its FSL is now published
in Pleve, Einwanderung …, vol.III, pp. 377-402.
According to this, the first settlers were from the following places
with the family names shown here in parens. A name within square brackets
following a family name is an alternate spelling usually from a later
source. Origin information which
Prof. Pleve derived from the Kuhlberg lists is italicized.
The number with the name is their household number in the FSL:
from Achern:
(Deible[Deibek])49;
from Arnstein:
(Dresser88);
from Arnstein,
Wuerzburg: (Keberlein[Keberle]86,87, Konrad92, Lambrecht83,
Ziegler100);
from Aschaffenburg:
(Amrhein[Amrein]75, Arnhold28,
Essler24a, Happel32a, Kuehn15,
Mallad99, Phillip2a, Pietz[Pietsch]29a, Roth1a, Samer[Sommer]32, Schwind[Schwindt]2,
Stegmann93, Stricker[Strecker]24,
Stumpfnagel78, Weigel7);
from Beauchene,
Frankreich: (Souffle84);
from Bonn:
(Schwed81);
from Elters?:
(Lohmann29);
from Florenberg?:
(Stroemel63a);
from Freiburg:
(Brueh[Bruhl]40, Gut[Guth]48, Kisner103);
from Freudenberg:
(Kamm21,22);
from Fulda:
(Heil97, Ifland[Iffland]42,
Imert50, Koehler38, Lindner[Linder]44, Roeder73, Schmidt101,
Schoenfeld76);
from Gemuenden?,
Wuerzburg: (Heilmann82);
from Gross
Steinum?, Mainz: (Weigan[Weigand]68);
from Hammelburg:
(Nickling107);
from Hammelburg,
Franken: (Klebeckspiss[Klebenpies]72, Koehler62);
from Hanau:
(Dresser?[Dieser]35);
from Hannover:
(Mehm[Mem?]64, Strang[Strack]67);
from Hilders,
Wuerzburg: (Grentz[Gretz/Krentz]90, Mensing[Mensinger]89);
from Isenburg:
(Brant43);
from Koblenz:
(Wagner33);
from Koenigstein:
(Eckermann3);
from Kuelz,
Mainz: (Hoefner[Hoeffner]17);
from Lauterbach:
(Suppes[Subers?]13);
from Lauterecken
an der Glan, Pfalz:
Eckler91);
from Lohr
am Main: Thomaa[Domme]71);
from Mainz:
(Heinrich41);
from Mannheim:
(Kaufamnn26, Naumann94);
from Mergentheim:
(Erlichhaeuser109);
from Michelstadt:
(Breit77);
from Neuberg
am Wald, Mainz: (Gulder1);
from Neuburg:
(Jacob106);
from Neustadt,
Pfalz: (Eberle96);
from Neustadt,
Wuerzburg: (Dippel[Tippel]102);
from Nottingham,
England: (Dar25);
from Orb:
(Alles27, Arnhold[Arnold]16, Frank9, Heim18, Heiss98,
Klauser14, Pfeifer6, Schetzel10,
Thesch[Desch]12, Ulrich8);
from Orb,
Mainz: (Herr23);
from Pfaffenhofen:
(Boehm104);
from Posda?,
Schweiz: (Dinkel19);
from Raron?,
Schweiz: (Kelbermater54);
from Sachsen-Meiningen:
(Wachtmeister[Wachmeister]74);
from Salmuenster,
Fulda: (Koehler[Keller]65;
from Schoenborn?,
Pfalz: (Spahn61);
from Schweinsberg,
Fulda: (Burgardt59);
from Seligenstadt,
Mainz: (Urschlauer31);
from Steinheim,
Mainz: (Holzmeister[Holtzmeister]80, Tege70);
from Unnamed:
(Baer[Bahrwirt?]45, Brenta79,
Guldich25a, Heim61a, Herrmann67a,
Rechaer?94a, Rubteschel?44a,
Waler?51a);
from Villach,
Oesterreich: (Schmal37);
from Weinsheim:
(Wagner5);
from Werdenberg,
Wuerzburg: (Zengraf[Zenkgraf]105);
from Wernborn
bei Usingen:(Ikes[Ikers]60);
from Wertheim,
Franken: (Etzel55);
from Woerth
am Main, Mainz: (Degent?[Dechant]30);
from Wuerzburg:
(Bechert39, Dittmaier52, Elheim[Ehlhein]52a, Fischer4, Kappes[Kippes]56, Keberlein[Keberle]66,
Kesner46, Kirchner53, Konrad[Konradi]20, Leth[Lehl]108,
Lutz47, Ramann36, Reser[Retter]69, Risch[Riesch]58,95,
Schaefer34,85, Schiemer[Schirmer]57,
Schubert51, Ulrich11, Ziegler63).
PfeifleFN:
in 1819 two families settled in Gueldendorf,
Odessa; family records found by Curt
Renz in Gottelfingen,
Freudenstadt parish, Wuerttemberg.
PfeifnerFN:
said by the Mueller FSL to be
fromUC Hannover.
In 1798 this family name is rendered variously as Fraigefer
and Greifert, and the wife's
maiden name is given as Brahm (Mai1798: Ml21).
PfeilerFN:
said by the Holstein FSL to be
fromUC Meinzing(?).
PfenningFN:
this was the maiden name of frau Sommer{Conrad},
according to the 1798 Brabander
census (Mai1798:Bn34).
PferdsbachGL
bei Buedingen, Hessen: according to the Frank
FSL, it was in the state of Isenburg
and was homeUC to Lapp
families. Said by Stumpp to be
homeUC to the Gutmann
man who in 1766 in Buedingen
married a Geyer woman; by 1767
the couple was in Kutter (Mai&Marquardt#498). Pferdsbach
evidently is no longer a separate village but is a subdivision within Buedingen
city.
PferdsfeldGL,
Kreuznach [Amt], Pfalz: is 11.5
miles W of Bad Kreuznach, and the
GCRA
proved the Schwind couple married
here before going on to Hungary
and Glueckstal.
See the GCRA book for more
detail.
PfitzerFN:
was in Glueckstal for a time and
said by KS:394 to be from
Duerrmenz, Vaihingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg.
This origin was proven by the GCRA
using FHL 1,184,962; see their book for detail. Also spelled Pfuetzer.
PfitzerFN:
Curt Renz
has found the church records for this Hoffnungstal, Bessarabia, family in Duerrmenz, Maulbronn Oberamt, Wuerttemberg.
Stumpp, p.524, says they arrived in Russia in 1805.
PflugFN:
said by the Kano FSL to be fromUC
Wiesbaden with a Zimmermann step-son in the household and the wife’s maiden name
[surely her previous married name] was given as Zimmermann. I could not
find neither these Pflugs in the 1798 Volga censuses.
PflugFN:
the GCRA proved this the maiden
name of Frau Springer (1816 Kassel
#16), and using FHL#770,206 proved
her origin in Oberseebach, Weissenburg
[Amt], Elsass.
See their book for more.
PfortzFN:
this family name was found recorded in Kirburg
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip
PforzheimGL,
Baden: is some 16 miles SE of Karlsruhe,
Baden-Wuerttemberg.
PfrischbachGL,
Hessen: see Frischbach.
Pfrondorf
GL, Tuebingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 3 miles NE of Tuebingen
city, and was said by the 1816 Bergdorf
census to be homeUC to a Redenbach
family. The GCRA found in FHL(probably
1,457,432) the mention of a Roethenbach
family but did not look for the birth records of the Bergdorf settlers. The
name was also spelled Reidenbach.
PfuetzerFN:
see Pfitzer.
Pful?FN:
said by the Seewald FSL to be
fromUC Bernkastel, Trier.
A later spelling was Puhl.
PfullingenGL,
Reutlingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg: is
some 2 miles SE of Reutlingen
city, PfullingenGL,
Reutlingen Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is some 2 miles SSE of Reutlingen,
Baden-Wuerttemberg, and was home to Beck,
Haring/Hering and Rothmann
families that settled in Gueldendorf,
Odessa. It was
incorrectly said by the 1816 Bergdorf
census to be homeUC to the Goetz
family. And mistakenly said by the 1816 Glueckstal
census to be homeUC to the Ruehle
family. The GCRA has proven this origin to be incorrect in both cases.
See their book for more detail.
PfundnerFN:
said by the Herzog FSL to be fromUC
Cham, Bayern.
Pfundner
FN: the Herzog FSL says his
wife fromUC Pilsheim-bei-Schmidmuehlen,
Bayern. Apparently she had
been an Arnst widow.
PhilippFN:
said by the Brabander FSL to be
fromUC Roth, Maltes?GL, Wuerzburg
[Bishopric]:.
Philipp{Carl}FN:
said by the Ernestinendorf FSL to
be fromUC Fauerbach.
For 1798 see Mai1798:Bb5, 38.
Philipp{Christian}FN:
said by the Ernestinendorf FSL to
be fromUC Naugen?.
For 1798 see Mai1798:Er14.
PhilippFN{Peter}:
said by the Keller FSL to be fromUC
Hattersheim, Kurmainz, with Leindecker
orphan girls of his married sister??
PhilippFN{Adam}:
said by the Keller FSL to be fromUC
Laubenheim, Kurmainz. For 1798 see (Mai1798:Nk49).
PhilippeFN:
said by the Franzosen FSL to be
fromUC Bessan, Frankreich.
PhilipperFN
said by the Frank FSL to be fromUC
Amereli(?), Dauphin(?), Frankreich.
PhilippsenFN:
said by the Dobrinka FSL to be
fromUC Albek, Daenmark.
PhilippsteinGL:
an unidentified place said by the Neidermonjou
FSL to be homeUC to a Kunz
family. Kuhlberg said this was
in Nassau, so this is likely the
same place as the next entry.
PhilippsteinGL,
Nassau-Weilburg: is some 4.6
miles E of Weilburg city, and
said by the Bangert FSL to homeUC
to a Gath? family.
Philips
EichGL: is now within Dreieich,
Hessen.
PhillipFN:
said by the Pfeiffer FSL to be
fromUC Aschaffenburg.
PhillippiFN:
this family name was found recorded in Kirburg
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
PhillipsfeldVV:
was a German Lutheran village on the eastern side of the Volga founded in
1767. The FSL is published in
Pleve, Einwanderung …, vol.III, pp. 403-412.
According to this, the first settlers were from the following places
with the family names shown here in parens. If a name is in italics it comes
from the Kuhlberg lists. If a
family name occurs more than once among the first settlers, given names in
{} brackets follow the family name. The
number after a name is its FSL household number:
from Altenmoor,
[Holstein Duchy?]: (Grebe14);
from Amberg:
(Hinsch/Gansch44);
from Ansbach
[Margraviate]: (Widemann46);
from Bernburg,
Hessen: (Reis12,
and possibly Bock12a);
from Berod,
Hessen: (Kaufmann37,
Metzger38);
from Bischausen-bei-Waldkappel,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]:
(Wilhelm9 and possibly Ludwig9a);
from Friedewald:
(Beier(J.Heinrich}20, {Maria}19/Beyer,
Damm/Dan22);
from Friedewald,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Eschenbrenner/Aschenbrenner3,
Merhardt/Marquardt2, Mueller21);
from Frielingen,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Keil30);
from Gesau,
[Schoenburg County, Kursachsen?]:
(Tischer15 and possibly Koch15a);
from Grossmannsrode,
[Hersfeld Principality, Hessen-Kassel
Landgraviate?]: (Voelker40);
from Heringen,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Knatz18,
Sommer10, Wagner24);
from Hessen-Kassel [Landgraviate]: (Schroeder/Schraeder1);
from Hetzbach,
Hessen: (Haar43);
from Hirschfeld[/Hersfeld PrincipalityGS, Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate?]: (Held/Heldt{Michael}25,
{Herman}42, Lies11);
from Hofgeismar,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Hose/Gose4,
and possibly Erchardt4a);
from Iba,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Thomas7,
and possibly Schneider{Kaspar,etc}7a);
from Ketzeman?:
(Goebel27);
from Ketzeman?,
Hessen: (Klotzbach28);
from Koenigsheim:
(Trautwein14);
from Kuechen-bei-Waldkappel,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: Berge8,
Jung26);
from Lingelbach,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Schaefer32,
Schmidt33);
from Machtlos,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Wiederholt/Wiederhold35);
from Mehlis,
[Kursachsen]: Anshuetz36);
from Mellinghausen,
[Hoya County, Kurbraunsweig?]:
(Hilgenberg/Hildenberg5);
from Nenterode-bei-Wernswig?,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate?]: (Behm17);
from Niederscheld,
[Nassau Dillenburg Principality]: (Ringel13);
from Oberaula,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Kreutzmueller23);
from Raboldshausen,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Kaiser6);
from Schellbach,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]: (Freund16,
Pfeifer29, Toepfer45;
from Weissenhasel,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]:
(Hopp/Kopp41, Windemuth39);
from Woelkershain-bei-Remsfeld,
[Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate]:
(Schneider{Michael}34).
PicardFN:
see Bickert.
Picardie:
that part of France that includes the Somme river valley (and neighboring
areas) down to the shores of the English Channel.
Said (no locality mentioned) by the Koehler
FSL to be homeUC to a Lossel
family.
Picardi?,
Frankreich: said by the Franzosen
FSL to be homeUC to a
Pagnon family. This
apparently refers to the same part of France as mentioned in the previous
entry.
Pichel
FN: said by the Koehler FSL to be the maiden name of frau Kilian.
Pikburg?,
Daenemark: an unidentified place said by the Franzosen FSL to be homeUC to a Maimre family.
PiehFN:
said by the Krasnoyar FSL to be
fromUC Laubach.
PiekFN:
said by the Kromm version of the Jagodnaja
Poljana FSL to be have come fromUC Allerbach,
Zweibruecken at Birkenfeld
later than the first settlers (p.137). Scheuerman
spelled it Piek.
PielFN:
see Pril.
PiermasensGL,
Pfalz: is some 27 miles E of Saarbruecken,
Saarland, and was said by KS:487
to be homeUC to the Will
family that went to Glueckstal. Was
home to an Eider family that
settled in Hoffnungstal, Bessarabia;
KS:523, says Piermasens
was in the County of Thalsueden.
PiermasensGL,
Piermasens [Amt], Pfalz:
Proved by the GCRA to be home to
the Hahn family in the Kassel
1816 census (#10).
PietschFN:
see Bitsch and Pietz.
PietzFN:
the GCRA’s prefered spelling
for Pitz{Friedrich} of Kassel.
PietzFN:
said by the Pfeiffer FSL to be
fromUC Aschaffenburg.
Later spelled Pietsch (Mai1798:Pf30).
PietzFN:
also see Bitsch and Pitz.
PihlFN:
see Bisl.
PikertFN:
said by the Stumpp supplement to the Dietel
FSL to be fromUC Wuerttemberg
(no locality indicated).
Pikotn?,
Bamberg [Bishopric]: an
unidentified place said by the Leitsinger
FSL to be homeUC to a Mehfelder
family.
PikusFN:
said by the Grimm FSL to be fromUC
Pommern (no locality mentioned).
PilenFN:
said by the Leitsinger FSL to be
fromUC Bamberg [Bishopric] (no locality mentioned) with a Friedritz orphan in the household.
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
PilgerFN:
this family name was found recorded in Tann
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
PilleFN:
included in the Bettinger FSL but
no place of origin was given.
According to a Rosslau ML this man married a Lehmann
woman in 1766 (Mai&Marquardt#918).
PilnerFN:
said by the Orlovskaya FSL to be
fromUC Silkerode. I
could not find this family in the 1798 censuses.
Pilow?GL:
an unidentified place said by the Paulskaya
FSL to be homeUC to a Wolter
family and possibly to a Gonohorn?
family. Kuhlberg said this was in Halle.
There was no Halle country that I can find but there was a Hall
Imperial City (23 miles E of Heilbronn
city), now known as Swabaeishch Hall,
which controlled considerable lands to the SW, N and E of Hall
city itself. There was a Tullau
some 1 mile SW of Hall city.
Pilseranstof?GL:
an unidentified place said by the Kano
FSL to be homeUC to a Schon
family.
Pilsheim-bei-Schmidmuehlen,
Bayern: is some 17 miles NW of Regensburg,
and said by the Herzog FSL to be
homeUC to a Krastel
and probably an Arnst family.
PimmelFN:
said by the Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be fromUC Nassau (no
locality mentioned).
PineckerFN:
said by the Moor FSL to be from Isenburg.
The family name was spelled both Pinneker and Pinnecker in
1798 (Mai1798:Mo55/45). Bonner
he was baptized, married his Lutz wife, and their elder children were baptized in Buedingen,
Isenburg[-Buedingen County].
Pingensheim?GL:
an unidentified place said by the Neidermonjou
FSL to be homeUC to a Wanter?/Winter
family. This probably was Bingensheim, Hessen-Darmstadt,
some 4 miles ENE of Friedberg
city.
PinkFN:
said by the Louis FSL to be fromUC
Saargemuend, Lothringen. In 1798 his
wife’s maiden name was given as Freschmann
(Mai1798:Mt1).
PinneckerFN:
see Pinecker.
PinnekerFN:
see Pinecker.
PinnstadtGL:
said by a Luebeck ML to be the
home of a Mueller man who in 1766
married a Keyser woman; later
this couple went to Stahl-am-Karman
(Mai&Marquardt#221).
There is a Pannstedt, Lower Saxony some 19 miles SSW of Bremen.
PirbichinFN:
said by the Norka FSL to be fromUC
Isenburg (no locality mentioned).
I cannot find them in the index to the 1798 censuses.
PirmasensGL,
Pirmasens AmtGL, Rhinepfalz:
is some 11 miles SE of Zweibruecken
city. Proved by Curt
Renz to be home to the Eider
family that settled in Hoffnungstal,
Bessarabia.
Said by both the 1816 Neudorf census (#36) and KS:487
to have been be homeUC to
the Will{Kaspar} family.
Pirmasens
AmtGL, Pfalz:
seated in Pirmasens city, this
was a District administrative center.
PirrleinFN:
said by the Leitsinger FSL to be
fromUC Poppenwind, Bamberg [Bishopric].
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
PiscatorFN:
this family name was found recorded in Herborn
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
PischeldorfGL,
Pfalz is an unidentified locality said by the Seewald
FSL to be homeUC of Hartmann
and Wolfgang families.
Pischki
FN: said by the Brabander
FSL to be fromUC Carcassonne,
Languedoc, Frankreich.
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
PischkiFN:
also see Bischke.
PisterfeldFN:
see Bisterfeld.
PistorFN:
this family name was found recorded in Herborn
marriage records 1762-1767; see Flegel
trip.
PitschFN:
see Bitsch.
Pitz{Friedrich}FN:
listed in the 1858 Kassel census
(#211) with no origin, but KS:
395 said this family came fromUC
Hungary (no locality indicated).
Also spelled Bitsch, Buetz and preferably Pietz.
See the GCRA book for
more.
PitzFN:
also see Bitsch.
Pivir?FN:
the 1798 Norka census gives this
as the maiden name of the wife of an Isenburger Derr
(Mai1798:Nr43).
Piver(?)GL,
is an unidentified locality which, according to the Frank
FSL, was in the state of Hannover
and was homeUC to a Mueller
family.
PlattenGL
is some 20 miles NE of Trier,
and is said by the Seewald FSL to
be homeUC of aTikhin? family.
Plattner/Blattner?FN: said by the Kamenka FSL to be fromUC Reez(?)/Retz.
PlatzFN:
said by the Volmer FSL to be fromUC
Bril/Bruehl(?). Later spelled
Blatz.
PleidelsheimGL,
Ludwigsburg [Amt], Wuerttemberg:
is some 4 miles N of Ludwigsburg city, and has been verified by
the GCRA as the origin of the Grill
and Hafner families that went to Bergdorf.
KS:349 gave this
place as an alternative origin for the Kurrle family that went to Bergdorf.
It was also proven by the GCRA
to be home to Abel{Regina} who
immigrated to Kassel.
PleimFN:
see Pleisch.
PleiningenGL,
Stuttgart parish, Wuerttemberg: is a southeastern suburban area of
Stuttgart.
PleinisFN:
see Pleisch.
PleischFN:
listed by both the 1816 Neudorf
census (#68) and KS:395 with no
origin. Using FHL#493,207,
the GCRA proved
their origin in Kellenbach, Simmern
[Kreis], Preussen Rheinland.
See the GCRA book for
more. Also
spelled Pleiss, Pleim, and, correctly, Pleinis.
PleissFN:
see Pleisch.
Plekenberg
CountyGS: this could be Blankenburg
County which existed somewhere in the Saxon
area.
PlesaFN:
said by the Franzosen FSL to be
fromUC Bordeaux, Frankreich.
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
Pless/Bless?FN: said by the Kamenka FSL to be fromUC Heilbronn am Neckar.
PlessGS,
Silesia, Prussia: is now Pszczyna, Poland,
57 miles S of Czestochowa city;
origin was proven here for the widow Zenker
who died in Glueckstal.
PlettenbergGL,
[Mark County]: is 24 miles NNW of
Siegen city, and said by the Boregard
FSL to be homeUC to a Schoeneberg
family and possibly to the Hirschs.
PletzendorffGL,
Tiegenhoff Amt: now Ploynik, Poland,
and was 1.5 miles NE of Tiegenhoff
city. Said by the Orloff FSL to be homeUC to an Epp family. Also spelled
Pletzendork.
PletzendorkGL:
see Pletzendorff.
Pligner/Wigner?FN:
the Stumpp supplement to the Dietel
FSL fails to give a place of origin for this family.
Plochingen,
Esslingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg:
is 4 miles ESE of Esslingen-am-Neckar,
and was proven by the GCRA
to be home to the Raile family
that settled in Neudorf.
PlockFN:
said by the Koehler FSL to be the maiden name of frau Gerstrung.
PlokwetFN:
see Plucket.
Plopdorf(?)GS,said
by the Dinkel FSL to be homeUC
to a Rebensdorf family.
PlucketFN:
said by the Norka FSL to be fromUC
Isenburg (no locality mentioned).
Spelled Plokwet in the
1775 census. Later spelled Pluket
(Mai1798:Nr223).
PluemerdorfFN:
said by the Kolb FSL to be fromUC
Regensburg.
PluketFN:
see Plucket.
PobingerFN:
said by the Brabander FSL to be
fromUC Bobingen, Augsburg [Bishopric], in
the Schwaben area.
Spelled Bobinger in 1798 (Mai1798:Bn33).
PobochnayaVV
(aka Pobochnya, or Pobotschnaja): a Russian
German village of the Lutheran and Reformed faiths situated on the western
side of the Volga. It was
founded in 1772. All the
information below has been provided by Laurin P. Wilhelm, the AHSGR village
coordinator. According to Prof.
Pleve the settlers came from Darmstadt. Whether they
had lived in this city or state, or whether they had gathered here from
distant points to begin their journey is so far unknown.
Unfortunately the first settlers list provides no information as to
origins, so in the following I will simply list (for now) the families names
(which often include maiden names of wives or unmarried female heads of
household) as given in the 1772 List, a translation of which Laurin has
provided. As usual the
households are numbered; I have placed an f indicating a maiden name before
household numbers where that is appropriate:
Appel21; Brach5; Dillmanf30;
Emrichf26; Evgel[?]f17, Falk29;
Gelmut[Helmut]f21; Gerhartf7,
Gerkhered[Hergert]f4; Gerlachf8,
Keller26,f15; Kalkopff3, Knak13;
Krum23; Lalb[?]f16, Lamm18;
Miller32; Neldlingf5; Niesper28;
Oshewald[Oswald]f2; Otto25;
Popp24,f10; Rutti[Rudi]11;
Schaefer1; Schlegel15,16;
Schmidt12; Schneiderf18,3,6,6f,7,8,17; Schukartf9;
Schumacher9; Seltzf13; Simmelf12; Stein27;
Straub20; Thiel10; Wagner14,22;
Weingaertnerf19; Wellef11;
Wilhelm31; Winself20,19; Wittig2; Zavina[?]f31.
PobochnyaVV
: an alternate spelling for Pobochnaya.
Pobotchino:
a daughter colony of Pobochnaya located in western Siberia.
PobotschnajaVV
: an alternate spelling for Pobochnaya.
PochinnayaVV:
is a Russian name of KratzkeVV.
PodchinnyyVV:
is a Russian name of KratzkeVV.
Podolia:
a region mostly that was mostly in present-day Ukraine,
roughly bounded by a line from Balta W to the Dniester, NW along the
Dniester to the Zbruch river due S of Tarnopol, an irregular line from
Tarnopol ENE to just S of Berdychiv, from there SE along the N border of
Vinnytsaya province, through Cherkaska province to the northern boundary of
Kirovohadska province at the Dnieper river, briefly S following the Dnieper,
then W generally following the southern boundary (but often a bit S) of
Kirovohadska province back to Balta. Thus
it was S of Volhynia and of the Kiev
Region, and E of Galicia.
Podosin(?)GL,
Hohensolms: an unidentified place
said by the Kraft FSL to be homeUC
to a Schinf family.
Podt?FN:
said by the Paulskaya FSL to be
fromUC Berghausen.
I could not find this family in the 1798 Volga censuses.
Poduch?GL,
Kurmainz: an unidentified place
said by the Mariental FSL to be
homeUC to a Wenzele
family.
PoenitzGL,
Anhalt-Dessau: is some 2 miles SE
of Dessau city and is now spelled
Poetnitz, and according to
Anhalt-Dessau
archives the home of a Pahn-Karst
woman who married in 1766 in Rosslau a Hanke (Mai&Marquardt#1097,902).
See Hancke of Orlovskaya.
PoetnitzGL:
see Poenitz.
PoghausenGL:
see Pokhausen.
PohlGL:
these sisters, who married men of Glueckstal
and Kassel, were proven
by the CGRA, using FHL
247,6328, to be from Klingenmuenster,
Bergzabern [Amt], Pfalz.
Also spelled Bohl. See the GCRA
book for detail.
PohlFN:
said by the Katharinenstadt FSL
to be from Hanau with a Bakler wife fromUC Maastrict.
A Luebeck ML says this man
married in 1765 a Berckler woman
(Mai&Marquardt#43).
PohlFN:
also see Boell.
Pohl-GoensGL,
Hesse: is the place in whose 1726 church
records (LDS microfilm) Jack Morkel found the baptismal record of the first
Morkel settler in Huck.
PohlmanFN:
said by the Walter FSL to be fromUC
Malkhin, Mecklenburg.
The Walter
Research Group has confirmed in parish records that this was a Pohlman
family from Malehin, Mecklenburg.
Poitiers,
Frankreich: is 183 miles SW of Paris
and said by the Franzosen FSL to
be homeUC to a Ribos?
family.
PokhausenGL:
said by the Dobrinka FSL to be
homeUC to a Geier
family. This may be Poghausen in Lower Saxony,
some 46 miles NW of Bremen city
center.
PolandGS:
see Polen. Said (no locality
mentioned) by the Merkel FSL to
be homeUC to a Hoffmann
family. Said by the 1816 Glueckstal
census to be homeUC to the Torno
family; the GRCA believes they,
like many others who came south towards the Black Sea, were from the Netze
River valley in Posen province.
Said by both the 1816
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