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Jeruslan Nachrichten - Lower Jeruslan River Colonies Research Project
Villages include: Blumenfeldt, Friedenberg, Gnadentau, Morgantau, Kana, Wiesenmuller. A wealth of information including original settler lists, census and church records, family genealogy data and more.
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A village that was founded by German settlers in 1804 near the city of Odessa in Ukraine.
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Leichtling, Saratov, Volga, Russia.
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Established between 1764-1766, a cluster of nine colonies populated by Germans of the Lutheran faith were established by the Russian government on the west side of the lower Volga River. Among the 104 original colonies founded between 1764 and 1767, this group included both the first and last of the colonies established. The Lower Volga villages are Dobrinka, Dubovka, Dreispitz, Galka, Holstein, Kraft, Mueller, Shcherbakovka, Schwab and Stephan.
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The purpose of this website is to document and preserve the heritage, history, traditions, and accomplishments of the German colonists who settled in Norka as well as their descendants.
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"Gnilushka", Volga River, Bergseite, Russia
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SUSANNENTAL a German/Russian Volga Village
A village organization web site for Susannental or Winkelmann as it was sometimes known located on the east side of the Volga River north of present day Saratov. SCHMIDT, WEGNER, WERNER, WASMUTH, LEHMAN, KOBER, RUNK, LOEBER, HERGETT, KORBMACHER, etc.
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Volga Russian Germans.
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Dobrinka, Russia, the mother colony, was the first village in the area, founded on 29 June 1764 by 353 Lutherans from several countries.
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Orginial settlers and description of the Village of Frank, Russia.
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