| Josef
LEHLI,
emigrated
from
Baden
with
parents,
Johannes
LEHLI
and
Marianna
JUND.
Johannes
died
on
ship
enroute
to
Canada.
AHSGR
has
photo
taken
in
1926.
ADartel@
SCHAMBERGER,
daughter
of
Peter
and
Eleonore
Schamberger,
from
Hildmann.
Her
husband's
nickname
or
surname
was
STROFEL.
One
child,
Peter,
was
born
1907.
Joseph
GLASSNER,
son
of
Joseph
Petrovich
and
Josephina,
nee
WILLGANG
(?).
From
Reichenfeld
(Kostheim),
Zaporozhye,
South
Russia.
He
came
to
the
U.S.
after
WW
II
according
to
his
siblings,
Joseph
and
Rosa,
who
are
still
alive.
Wilhelm
LIND
came
to
America
from
Dönhof
/
Doenhof
with
his
son
Jacob
and
brother
Johannes.
He
had
to
leave
his
wife
Elisabeth
and
children
in
Russia,
and
they
were
never
able
to
join
him.
He
is
being
sought
by
his
daughter
Amalia.
AHSGR
has
photo
of
the
Wilhelm,
his
son
Jacob,
and
his
brother
Johannes
which
says
AGebr.
Lind@
(Lind
brothers)
and
was
taken
in
1932.
Christian
Adam
SCHNEIDER,
son
of
Adam,
born
in
Stahl
am
Tarlyk
in
1871.
Jacob
SCHMALL,
born
in
Stahl
am
Tarlyk
in
1862.
PEIL
siblings:
Friedrich,
Alexander,
Natalia,
Amalia,
Paulina,
from
Messer.
May
have
gone
to
Canada,
possibly
Winnipeg.
August
and
Samuel
FRITZLER,
sons
of
Friedrich.
Went
to
Canada.
FRIBUS
sisters
from
Rosenheim,
Volga,
daughters
of
Christian.
One
may
have
married
an
EHLERT.
Two
NILMEIER
brothers,
sons
of
George.
One
may
have
been
Phillip.
Left
brother
Heinrich
in
Stahl
am
Tarlyk.
Daughters
of
William
SCHWARTZKOPF
and
Maria
Katherine
LIND:
Elizabeth
(born
1882),
Anna
Elizabeth
(1886),
Eva
Elizabeth
(1890).
Married
names
unknown.
Emma
RIFFEL,
born
1923
in
Pallasovka,
Volga,
was
an
interpreter
for
the
German
Army
near
Stalingrad
during
WWII.
Did
she
successfully
retreat
back
to
Germany
with
the
army
and
then
come
to
America?
Madeus
(Mathew?)
HEHLMEHL
from
Peremenovka,
Kazakstan,
went
to
Germany
in
1941.
In
1948-49
he
went
to
America.
He
had
a
daughter,
Cecilia,
born
1951-52.
Being
sought
by
son
now
in
Germany.
Four
SCHLESSLER
/
SCHOESSLER
brothers,
sons
of
Heinrich,
all
emigrated
from
Walter
at
various
times:
Wilhelm,
George,
Jacob,
and
Adam.
HIRSCH
sisters,
daughters
of
Gregory,
emigrated
from
Mariental,
Odessa.
Their
sister
Genoveva
was
unable
to
emigrate
due
to
illness.
She
later
married
Andrei
(Heinrich)
BECK,
and
they
founded
the
village
Blumenfeld
in
Kazakstan.
Wanda
HERBST,
married
name
unknown,
daughter
of
Robert
and
Amalia
Herbst.
From
Michailovka,
Ukraine.
Emilia
and
Wanda
GRAUMANN,
daughters
of
Julius.
At
one
time
Wanda
lived
in
Fresno,
CA
(3534
East
Mono).
Wanda
had
no
children,
but
her
sister
Emilia
did.
AHSGR
has
photo.
David
FREIMANN,
wife
Sophia,
and
five
children.
The
oldest
child
was
killed
by
a
street
car.
David
was
the
son
of
Phillip
and
Anna.
They
were
from
Katharinenstadt
and
lived
in
Chicago.
`
Eduard
and
Ida
SCHMIDT,
from
Marianovka,
Volhynia.
Their
daughter
Esther
was
a
dentist
in
Portland,
OR.
AHSGR
has
a
photo.
Friedrich
Georg
HAFFNER,
from
Oberdorf,
went
to
South
America.
Johannes
NAGEL,
born
1894,
from
Norka.
Wilhelm
HUWA,
his
wife
Pauline,
and
daughter
Marta,
who
married
Heinrich
MOHR.
They
lived
in
British
Columbia.
AHSGR
has
photos.
Theodor
TRAUTMANN,
who
last
lived
in
Columbus,
Ohio.
TRUPP
families
from
Volga
region.
Eugene
BAIER
born
in
Kamenka
in
1918.
In
Red
Army
1940,
POW
in
Germany,
left
Germany
for
USA
in
1958.
He
lived
at
1852
W.
Morse
Ave.
in
Chicago.
May
have
moved
to
southern
California.
Anna
SCHWAB,
daughter
of
Jacob,
born
in
Hussenbach
in
1886.
Married
and
divorced
a
Propp.
Son
Jacob
Propp
born
in
1904.
Anna
came
to
uncle
Jacob
FUCHS
and
remarried
in
America.
Aleägret
[Margret?],
daughter
of
Georg
KEIB
came
to
America
with
husband
SCHNEIDER
and
children:
Alexander,
Mari,
Mili,
and
Victor.
She
was
born
in
Hussenbach
about
1877.
Jacob
PROPP
and
wife,
nee
SCHWAB,
went
from
Hussenbach
to
Blumental,
Siberia.
Left
there
in
1912
for
America.
Left
two
daughters
in
Siberia.
AHSGR
has
photo.
Last
letter
received
in
Russia
was
from
Portland,
OR.
Johanna
LUCHT
and
husband
Rudolf
BONN/BOUN,
born
Yekaterinoslav
1877-78,
went
to
Germany
with
children
1912-1914.
AHSGR
has
photos.
Christian
&
Julia
SCHWEIGERT
fron
Neu-Schwed
went
to
Chicago.
Carl
and/or
Heinrich
LIEDER
born
in
Rosendamm
1877,
confirmed
in
Boaro
in
1894,
may
have
gone
from
Neu-Schwed
to
Chicago,
leaving
son
Alexander
in
Russia.
Maria
Elisabeth
RICHTER,
nee
SCHULTZ,
came
to
America
with
husband
Leopold
HEINRICH.
Jacob,
Peter,
and
Alexander
EHRLICH
left
Grimm
for
Chicago
1913/1914
together
with
the
sons
of
their
older
brother
Friedrich,
Friedrich
and
Jacob.
Friedrich
died
in
Chicago,
and
Jacob
returned
to
Russia.
Alexander
had
children
Herlein
(Karoline?)
and
Victor.
AHSGR
has
obituary
for
Alexander
EHRLICH,
married
to
Elisabeth
ALBRANDT,
who
died
in
Gering,
NE.
He
was
survived
by
brothers
Peter
and
Jacob.
IMHERR
families
from
Köhler
/
Koehler.
Heinrich
LEHMANN
from
Schilling
was
in
Russian
Army,
then
a
POW
in
Germany,
and
is
said
to
have
immigrated
to
America.
Jakob
SALWASSER
from
Schilling
served
in
Russian
Army,
became
a
POW.
Did
he
come
to
U.S.A.?
Sought
by
brother.
Alexander
HOFMAN
from
Schilling
was
in
the
Russian
Army,
became
a
POW
in
1941,
and
is
said
to
have
immigrated
to
America.
Timmi
KRIEGER,
daughter
of
Nikolaus
KRIEGER
and
Helene
FEGLER
from
Norka.
Her
stepmother
was
Helena
FEUERSTEIN.
Timmi
came
to
America
with
grandparents,
Johannes
and
Helen
FEUERSTEIN.
She
married
Konrad
GLANTZ,
also
from
Norka,
and
they
had
six
or
seven
children.
AHSGR
has
photo.
Margaret
HOHNSTEIN,
daughter
of
George,
married
Adam
DERR.
Both
were
from
Norka
and
went
to
Portland,
OR.
They
had
two
daughters,
Margaret
and
Katherine.
Katherine
married
Carl
Fred
PALMER,
and
they
had
four
sons:
Kenneth
J.,
and
triplets
Rollo
F.,
Richard
A.,
and
Robert
L.
Gustav
NEUMANN
from
Volhynia
was
the
oldest
child.
He
had
siblings
Edward,
Albert,
Marta,
and
Friedrich.
AHSGR
has
photos.
Gerhard
HARMS,
son
of
Gerhard,
born
22
July
1915
Waldeck,
Don
District.
May
have
gone
to
Canada.
Katarina
FRANK,
daughter
of
Michael,
married
to
a
JACOBI,
from
Dönhof
/
Doenhof.
Conrad,
George,
and
Peter
GORR
from
Yagodnaya
Polyana
or
Nieder-Monjou
went
to
Canada
with
families
after
1909.
Eva
MELINGER,
husband
Heinrich
REIFSCHNEIDER,
and
daughter
Rosa
were
from
Kutter.
Heinrich
was
the
son
of
Eduard
Reifschneider.
Eva
was
very
heavy
and
supposedly
was
killled
when
she
fell
down
the
stairs.
They
may
have
lived
in
New
York.
Edward,
Friedrich
(Fritz),
and
Heinrich
MILAS
lived
in
North
Dakota.
Maybe
from
Volhynia.
Kaspar
WILHELM
born
3
January
1893
in
Krasnoyar.
Mr.
BAUER
and
family
went
from
Volga
Region
to
Bazine,
Kansas.
He
was
a
cousin
of
Eva
Bauer
JUNG
left
in
Russia.
Rudolf
FUNK
or
FROST
born
in
Hochstadt,
Molochna
colony
4
October
1926
was
separated
from
the
family
during
the
deportation
in
1941.
He
eventually
came
to
California.
Sought
by
sister
Rosa.
Melcher
NIKOLAS
and
wife
nee
LEBHAHN
from
Elsass.
Wendelin
WINGERTER
and
wife
Luna
GSCHMOK
from
Elsass.
Christian
BASNER
from
Reinhardt.
May
have
died
in
Saginaw,
MI.
Julia
JÄGER
/
JAEGER,
divorced
from
Heinrich
JÄGER
/
JAEGER.
Possibly
from
Schwed.
Two
daughters
of
Gottfried
EIRICH
from
Weizenfeld:
Dorothea,
married
Kasper
MILLER,
and
Metinna
married
Jacob
SIMON.
Johannes
EISWIRTH,
from
Klosterdorf,
South
Russia,
went
to
Canada.
Did
he
die
in
Canada
in
1970?
Theodore
SCHÖNMEIER,
born
in
Volga
Region
1895,
went
to
Chicago.
AHSGR
has
photos.
Two
ADOLF
girls
from
Warenburg,
Liese
and
Amalia.
One
married
an
OSTWALD,
one
a
MEDER.
Went
to
Chicago.
Joseph
EBEL,
son
of
Johann,
had
a
sister
Paulina
who
married
a
HAAG.
Jacob
BRUCH
from
Bauer,
son
of
Jacob
and
Barbara.
His
mother
had
also
been
married
to
a
GEIER.
Konrad
ROTÄRMEL
/
ROTHERMEL
was
from
Saratov.
He
was
a
traveling
preacher.
His
children
were
Klement,
Elsa,
Gustav,
Konrad,
Esther,
and
Johannes.
Dorothea
SCHELLER,
daughter
of
Gustav
and
Johanna.
From
Michalov,
Vinnitsa
District.
Heinrich
and
Maria
GILLIG
from
Erlenbach.
In
1920
they
went
from
Canada
to
Erlenbach
and
wanted
to
adopt
the
young
daughter
of
Alexander
and
Christina
GILLIG.
This
request
was
refused.
Adam
SHAFRAN
/
SCHAFFRON
from
Nikolaev.
During
WW
II
he
was
sent
to
Poland,
where
he
was
conscripted
into
the
German
Army.
He
eventually
came
to
North
America
and
lived
in
or
near
Canada.
Siblings
of
Johann
&
Fellgen
(?)
MÜLLER,
who
remained
in
Russia,
children
of
Eustis/Gustaf.
From
Mannheim,
Odessa
District.
Gottfried
and
Wilhelm
HERGERT
from
Erlenbach,
Volga.
Johann
NITSCHKE,
son
of
Adam
and
brother
of
Samuel,
from
Alexanderfeld.
Last
address
in
Lodi,
CA.
AHSGR
has
photo.
Three
sons
of
Adolf
RUSCH
from
Engels,
Volga
Region,
brothers
of
Waldemar.
Helene
WIENS,
daughter
of
Peter
WIENS
and
Katharina
SPERLING.
Lived
with
BOSCHMANN
family
in
USA
before
moving
to
Canada
where
she
married
Jacob
ESAU.
Last
known
address
in
Chilliwork,
B.C.,
Canada.
Joseph
and
Barbara
WEICHEL
from
near
Odessa.
According
to
AHSGR
obituary,
Barbara
died
in
Strasburg,
ND,
in
1971.
Katharina
RUDY,
daughter
of
Peter
and
Katharina
RUDY,
married
Heinrich
RUDY.
Both
from
Pobochnoye,
Volga
Region.
According
to
AHSGR
obituaries,
they
died
in
Rush
County,
Kansas.
Theodor
PALMTAG
from
Zaporozhye
District,
South
Russia.
Emil
MILLER,
son
of
Julius,
from
Volhynia.
A
ROOT
family
from
either
Mariupol
or
Rostov,
South
Russia.
Ludwig
KLATT,
1888-1950,
emigrated
from
Rudovko,
Volhynia,
in
1914.
Unable
to
get
family
out
of
Russia.
Renewed
correspondence
with
wife,
Emilia
KWIRM
Klatt,
after
WW
II,
but
was
again
unsuccessful
it
getting
the
family
out
of
the
Soviet
Union.
Gustav
KELLER,
possibly
from
Boaro
in
Volga
Region.
Anna
ERDLEI/ERDLEY,
born
in
Kazakhstan
in
1895,
emigrated
with
six
children.
Georg
SCHNEIDER,
emigrated
from
Stahl
am
Tarlyk
with
his
parents,
Heinrich
SCHNEIDER
and
Anna
KLEINFELDER.
Lived
in
California.
Eugene
ELZER
and
wife
Justine.
Came
to
America
after
WWII.
Johannes
WINTERMUT
and
his
brother
Heinrich
were
born
in
Phillipsfeld.
Johannes’
children,
Richard
and
Maria,
were
born
in
Boaro,
Volga
Region.
Pastor
Konrad
J.
WAGNER
of
Frank,
Volga
Region,
visited
his
sister,
Elisabeth
GETTMAN,
in
Kazakhstan
in
the
1930s.
Johann
and
Albinius
HERMAN
in
Canada.
Albinius
sent
a
package
to
Cecilia
ZERF
as
late
as
1968.
Clementine
NEUFELD,
nee
BRENDLER
or
BENDER,
went
from
Germany
to
Canada
in
1942
with
her
son
Alexander
and
his
wife.
From
Halbstadt.
Frieda
SCHULZ
married
Eugene
LAPS
in
Germany
in
1942.
They
had
two
children,
Anna
and
Eugene.
Sent
photos
from
Elmwood
Park,
IL,
to
family
in
U.S.S.R.
AHSGR
has
photos.
Richard
BALZER
from
Paulskoye.
SCHILLING
family
from
Hoffnungstal,
Bessarabia.
Elene
(Helene?)
HERR
fled
South
Russia
in
1940s.
Married
a
GI
and
came
to
U.S.A.
Being
sought
by
half-sister
Lydia.
Christian
HEIDELBACH,
son
of
Christian,
from
Strassburg,
Volga
Region.
May
have
gone
to
California.
A
BLOCK
woman,
sister
of
Peter
and
Johann,
immigrated
to
Canada.
May
be
co-owner
of
tobacco
factory.
AUER
family
from
Rohleder.
Christian
ILTNER
from
Kronntal,
North
Caucasus.
George
JACOBS
from
Pfeifer,
Volga
Region.
Last
address
in
Jerome,
ID.
Georg
and
Peter
JACOB
lived
in
Topeka,
KS,
before
moving
to
Argentina.
Brother
Philip
remained
in
Russia,
and
brother
Michael
went
to
Hays,
KS.
Zacharius
BRAUNBECK
from
Katharinental,
Odessa
District,
had
sons
Zacharius
and
Lorenz.
Last
known
address
in
Miles
City,
MT.
Theodor
TRAUTMANN
and
wife
Karolina,
nee
HOFFMANN.
Last
known
address
in
Columbus,
OH.
Being
sought
by
sister.
Franz
SCHMIDT
from
Kandel,
Odessa
District.
Jacob
and
sister
Anna
PENNER,
from
Orenburg
District.
Anna
married
a
MILLER.
Their
brother
Peter
was
a
teacher
in
Leningrad
until
he
was
shot
by
the
NKVD.
Children
of
Gerhard.
Johannes
KLOTZ
from
Krasna,
Bessarabia.
May
have
lived
in
British
Columbia.
Philip
ZENT
from
Speyer,
Odessa
District.
Emigrated
with
second
wife.
Paul
BREIMEIER,
born
about
1870.
Descendants
may
live
in
Wisconsin.
Adam
WINDEKER
/
WINDECKER
and
wife,
Anna
WERZ,
and
five
children
came
from
Riga
before
WWII.
He
had
been
with
a
circus
in
Riga.
She
was
born
in
a
village
along
the
Don
River.
David
GOTTFRIED
and
his
sister
Anna
(married
name
unknown)
were
single
when
they
came
to
Chicago
from
Unterwalden
(Meinhard)
with
their
brother
Heinrich.
Heinrich
returned
to
Russia
for
his
family,
but
they
could
not
return
to
America
because
of
the
Revolution.
All
nobility
previously
living
in
the
Crimea,
including
the
FALS-FEIN
family.
Gottlieb
KRÄMER
/
KRAEMER,
son
of
Christian
KRÄMER
/
KRAEMER
and
Maria
Katarina
HERZOG,
from
Schwed.
AHSGR
has
photo.
Anton
SELENSKI,
son
of
Johann,
from
Kresnoye,
Odessa
District.
Went
to
North
Dakota.
Phillomen
DUTTENHÖFER
and
her
brother
Franz,
from
Kandel.
Phillomen's
married
name
unknown.
David
HERBER,
son
of
Johann,
came
from
Katharinenstadt
to
U.S.
with
brother-in-law,
Heinrich
GÜNTHER.
Alexander
TRIPPEL
from
Warenburg.
May
have
gone
to
Fresno,
CA.
AHSGR
has
an
obituary
of
an
Alexander
Trippel
who
died
in
Fresno,
CA,
in
1931.
Maria
Katharine
and
sister
Anna
Elisabeth
SINNER
from
Dreispitz.
Maria
Katharine
married
Jacob
LEHLER
of
Grimm
and
had
a
daughter
Maria.
Anna
Elisabeth
married
a
Daniel
?
and
had
two
children,
David
and
Lidia.
This
family
may
have
gone
to
South
America.
Alexander
SCHMIDT,
son
of
Jacob,
also
had
a
son
Jacob.
From
Kutter.
Michail
STILL,
son
of
Anton,
his
wife
and
six
children
were
from
the
province
of
Yekaterinoslav.
Michael
and
Alfis
(?)
KAUFMANN
were
from
Brabander.
Michael
came
to
U.S.,
and
Alfis
came
first
to
the
U.S.
then
went
to
Canada.
Two
of
his
children
died
aboard
ship
and
were
buried
at
sea.
AHSGR
has
photo
of
Michael's
family.
Ella
and
Emil
WASEMILLER
were
possibly
from
Rosenberg
(Umet)
in
Volga
Region.
They
had
three
daughters.
Emma
gave
music
lessons
at
home.
AHSGR
has
photo
of
Ella
and
Emil
taken
in
1985.
Karl
FORST
and
his
son
Rudolf
were
from
Volhynia.
Karl
worked
for
Ford
Motor
Company
in
Detroit.
Rudolf
had
one
son
and
one
daughter.
Heinrich
BITTER,
son
of
Heinrich.
Possibly
from
Volga
Region.
His
brother
August
and
wife
Katherine
Elisabeth
also
lived
in
U.S.,
where
3
or
4
children
were
born.
August
and
family
returned
to
Russia
in
1913.
Johannes
und
Wilhelmina
HARTMAN
from
Norka.
Their
son
Johannes,
born
1896,
was
a
school
teacher
as
was
his
wife,
Olinda,
daughter
of
David
SCHULZ.
Johannes
had
brothers
August,
Robert,
and
Joseph.
Children
of
Gottfried
FEIL:
David,
Georg,
Maria,
Amalia,
all
born
prior
to
1872
in
Dreispitz.
David
may
have
gone
to
South
America
and
had
two
sons
and
two
daughters.
Brothers
Gottfried
and
Andreas
remained
in
Russia.
Katherine
ADLER,
daughter
of
Wendelin
and
Mariane,
from
Kleinliebental.
Married
Kamilius
HÄUSER
/
HAEUSER
and
lived
in
New
York.
Immigrated
in
1945.
Mathilde
and
Beate
ADLER
from
Kleinliebental
went
to
Canada
in
the
1920s.
They
were
aunts
of
Katherine
Adler
above.
Mathilde
married
and
had
twelve
sons;
Beate
married
and
had
one
daughter.
Married
names
unknown.
Otto
GRETZ,
son
of
Ignatz
and
Marianne.
Born
Kleinliebental
about
1895.
Went
to
Canada
after
the
Revolution.
SCHMAUDER
families
from
Mannsburg,
Bessarabia.
Six
children
of
Christian
MÜLLER
came
to
America,
including
Christian,
David,
and
Amalia.
The
only
sibling
to
remain
in
Russia
was
Hanjerg
(Johann
Georg?).
From
Strassburg,
Volga
Region.
Eugen
Joseph
GLASSNER,
born
in
Reichenfeld
(Kostheim),
Zaporozhye
District
in
1924,
may
have
come
to
America
after
WWII.
Georg
FRICK,
son
of
Friedrich
Frick
and
Katherina
Elisbetha
PROPP,
had
five
siblings.
He
also
had
five
children
and
was
a
farmer.
From
Hussenbach.
Johann
ALBRECHT
emigrated
from
Glückstal
with
two
sons
and
one
daughter
following
death
of
wife
after
childbirth.
The
new-born
son,
Wilhelm,
was
left
in
Russia.
Johann
was
unsuccessful
in
his
attempt
to
bring
Wilhelm
out
of
Russia
in
the
late
1920s.
The
family
of
Anna
SIMON
or
SIMONS,
born
1860,
from
the
Volga
Region
went
to
Chicago.
They
left
their
oldest
daughter,
Anna
Simon
SCHLEIGER
in
Russia.
AHSGR
has
photos
of
Anna
and
family.
Ewald,
David,
Efron,
Teresa,
Ida,
and
Adina
GINTER/HINTER
went
to
Canada
with
Hergard
and
Lisa
GEMPLAR.
Adina
married
a
SCHMALZ,
and
the
last
letter
from
her
was
from
Vancouver,
BC.
She
has
since
died.
All
were
of
the
Baptist
faith.
A
BAUER
family
from
the
Volga
Region
went
to
Bazine,
Kansas.
AHSGR
has
a
photo
Maria
LAMBRECHT,
from
Josefstal,
Volga
Region,
and
her
husband,
Philip
HOLMANN
from
Marienfeld,
Volga
Region.
Pauline
BÄCKER
/
BECKER
/
BAECKER,
nee
SOMMER,
from
Wittman,
Volga
Region,
the
daughter
of
Johannes
SOMMER.
A
GLOCK
woman
from
Preuss,
Volga
Region,
married
a
MINOR.
Her
mother
was
Anna
Elisabeth
KESSLER.
SCHMIDT
families
from
Volmer.
LELL
families
from
Pfeifer,
possibly
Olga,
Konstantine,
and
George.
Jacob
SIMON
and
his
wife
Christine
BELLER,
two
daughters
and
three
sons
(Friedrich,
Johann,
and
?)
went
from
Krasnoyar
to
Chicago
approximately
1914.
Augustin,
Helena,
Josef,
and
Andreas
SILBERNAGEL
from
Baden,
Odessa.
Wrote
from
Bismark,
ND.
Amalia
STRAUCH
and
husband
?
Had
a
daughter
Martha.
From
Beideck.
Konrad
FROSCHHAUSER
and
wife,
Lydia
STRAUCH
had
two
sons,
Erwin
and
Richard.
From
Beideck.
May
have
lived
in
Garden
City,
MI.
Maria
Katherine
BUSIK
from
Beideck
married
Henry
HEIMBUCH
from
Rosental.
They
had
twins,
one
of
whom
was
Philip.
Alexander
HEIMBUCH
or
HEINBUCH
from
Lauwe.
Herman
MERLING
or
MERLIN
(born
1888)
and
brother
Robert
(born
1890)
went
from
Chernigov,
Volhynia,
to
Canada
in
1914.
Samuel
KUJAHT/KUJAT,
son
of
David
Kujaht
and
Eva,
nee
DÜCK,
from
Neu-Arzis,
went
to
Canada
and
then
to
Bismark,
ND.
Karl
SCHMIEDER,
son
of
Gottfried,
born
1894
in
Galka,
went
to
Argentina.
AHSGR
has
photos.
Three
JOST
girls
came
to
the
U.S.
from
Norka.
It
is
unknown
if
they
came
as
single
girls
or
with
husbands.
One
married
a
FEUERSTEIN,
one
a
WOLF,
and
one
a
GLUSTEIN
(GLOISTEHN?).
Their
brother
Konrad
visited
them
for
several
years
then
returned
to
Russia.
Elisabeth
and
Margaret
SCHAAB
from
Semenovka.
Lydia
NORD,
daughter
of
Heinrich
and
Olga
Nord,
from
Volga
Region.
Ferdinand,
Gustav,
and
Pauline
SCHILLER,
children
of
August
SCHILLER
and
Julia
KUNKLER.
Ferdinand
was
a
pastor
and
Gustav
a
farmer,
both
lived
in
Washington.
They
were
from
near
Dobinski,
Volhynia.
Lydia
WILL
and
seven
of
her
children,
including
Benjamin
and
Emilie,
came
to
Canada
from
Kronental,
Caucasus,
1902-05,
leaving
daughter
Lydia
in
Russia,
where
she
married
Samuel
LANG.
Heinrich
PAULS,
son
of
Peter,
was
born
in
Friedensruh,
Molochna,
1880-1881.
Peter
Pauls
was
from
Alexandertal.
"Hangerch"
(Johann
George?)
SCHEIDEMANN,
son
of
Heinrich,
born
in
Norka
1882-1883.
Heinrich
REGEHR,
son
of
Heinrich
and
Helena.
Had
siblings
Peter,
Johann,
and
Maria.
Was
in
the
German
Army
and
came
to
Canada
after
WWII.
Alexander
VEIT/FEIT
from
Brabander,
Volga
Region.
Went
to
Argentina
with
family
of
Alexander
BRAUN.
Amalia
MERKEL,
daughter
of
Peter
Merkel.
Probably
from
Paulskoye,
Volga
Region.
Karl
WEINBERGER
from
Gnadendorf,
Volga
Region.
Once
lived
in
Dinuba,
CA.
He
left
five
children:
Andrea,
Sophia,
Emilia,
David,
and
Karl
in
Russia.
In
America
he
had
two
sons
and
a
daughter.
Elisabeth
KINDSVATER
married
a
SCHWARTZKOPF,
and
her
sister
Maria
married
Alexander
ACHZIGER
from
Kolb.
The
Achziger
family
returned
to
Russia.
Now
their
descendants
are
seeking
the
related
SCHWARTZKOPF
family.
BUCHHOLZ
families
from
Tarutino,
Bessarabia.
Emma,
KAISER,
neé
SIMON
and
her
son
George
KAISER;
Alma
SIMON,
neé
Pusankevich,
and
her
son
Karl
Friedrich
or
Friedrich
Karl.
This
family
also
known
by
the
name
SCHIMANSKI.
From
Borisov,
Belorus.
WEIMER
families
from
Kraft,
Volga
Region.
FISCHER
families
from
Unterdorf/Meinhard,
Volga
Region.
Heinrich
SCHWARZ
from
Volhynia,
probably
Novorovka,
near
Zhtomir.
Georg
MAIER,
son
of
Peter,
from
Kraft,
Volga
Region.
Herman
FAESSNER
from
Russian
Poland
or
Polish
Volhynia.
In
Russia
the
family
had
the
name
WOSNJAK/VOZNYAK.
Katherine
HULM,
married
to
Konrad
ERIK.
Her
parents
were
Josef
Hulm
and
Franziska
ZAHN.
From
Selz.
Family
of
Arthur
ZAHN
and
his
wife,
Maria
Katharina
GOSSMANN,
who
formerly
lived
in
Milwaukee,
WI.
Children
were
Leo,
Albert,
Robert,
and
Arthur.
FRITZ,
first
name
either
Andreas,
Heinrich,
or
Kasper.
Had
five
sons
and
one
daughter,
Katya.
From
Krasnoyar,
Volga
Region.
Elisabet
and
Eugenia
JESEL
from
Strassburg,
Odessa
Region.
Eugenia
married
HECK
Elisabet
immigrated
to
Canada
first
and
sent
ticket
to
Eugenie
later.
AHSGR
has
photo
of
Elisabet’s
children..
Johannes
URBAN,
son
of
Fritz
Urban
and
Katerina
SCHMIDT.
From
Kamenka,
Volga
Region.
Heinrich
ELSäSSER
from
Balka
(Balzer?),
Volga
Region.
AMENT,
Karl
and
George,
sons
of
George.
One
born
1879,
the
other
1882.
Emigrated
from
Rostov
area
in
Don
District.
Theodor
ZIELKE
from
Volhynia.
Had
children
Theodor,
Olga
(married
a
MARTIN),
Daniel,
and
Else
(married
a
KRUTSCH).
Remarried
and
had
four
more
children
in
America. |