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1. [GV] New Balzer etc.. [1]
Sorry, I misread the question. Did Neu Balzer have an alternate name ? It would have had a Russian one as well. If no one knows it, 2 ways of finding out, is to use the Jewish Stetlseeker and the www.calle.com/world These might well give you exact Lat and Long. Then get a very good Russian map - and look it up there. Vera --------------------------------------------- This message was sent using World Mail. http://www.worldonline.co.za
2. [GV] Re: GER-VOLGA-D Digest V02 #170 [1]
Please keep posting the obits, I scan them and delete if they don't apply to me. I have found many relatives from them, I feel they are esential to our finding these people. Thanks for all the work it takes to find and post these. Isabell Higgs ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 2:03 AM Subject: GER-VOLGA-D Digest V02 #170
3. [GV] Obit; Schmidt [1]
Greeley Tribune Greeley, Coloraod 06-13-02 > Caroline Schmidt > Caroline Schmidt, 100, of Greeley died Tuesday, June 11, at the Hospice and > Palliative Care of Northern Colorado inpatient unit. She was born July 6, > 1901, in Neighburg, Russia, to Leonhard and Magdelena (Schachterle) Fetzer. > In 1910, she came to Colorado with her parents. They homesteaded in the > Rockland community, south of Daily, and she attended Rockland Schools. On > Jan. 18, 1922, she married Jesse Schmidt in Fleming. He died in 1
4. Re: [GV] village name Splavnuka / A name I don't know [1]
Lorna, Vera's information makes a big difference. The ShtelSeeker site shows the village a "SPLAVNUKHA" which has only one more letter, the "H" That puts the location about 40 miles South-West of the Saratov area. Which makes more sense. Thanks Vera for your help. Don #### ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 12:46 PM Subject: [GV] village name Splavnuka / A name I don't know > If she was a GR from a GR village, the name would
5. [GV] Obit comment [1]
Bob and Elaine McDowell I have been monitoring this site now for several years. My Ancestors settled and Homesteaded in many areas of Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas. I think your obit. information has been a tribute to those in passing and very informative to those of us who do not get all the newspapers necessary for that information. This is a site for German-Russian information. I am a researcher of my family, obits. is a major part of that information. Jack Lehman made a statement that he turned
6. [GV] Help on Family Tree Maker [1]
Hi Cousins: I am working on research selections to print for coming family roots reunion booklet. Is there a way to print charts without printing birth dates of living people? That is, without going in and deleting all the birthdates? Eeuu, that would be terrible. Can anyone advise me? thanks a hundred mil, Karleene on the coast of Oregon a Volga daughter
7. [GV] Further to Norka Sauer + + + Reunion... [1]
Dear Listers; For all who are interested in viewing some of the sites of the Schnell, Sauer, Brill, + + + upcoming Norka Family Reunion in August, I am sending two websites for your pleasure. The last website is a map showing the location of Viking. BTW... The famous Hockey Sutter Brothers are my cousins. Their mother Grace (nee Sauer) is another Grandchild of Johann George Sauer and his first wife, Christina (nee Brill) older sister of my Grandmother, Katherine Elizabeth (nee Brill) all Norka born.
8. Re: [GV] Topeka's Little Russia area quarterly paper [1]
Paul, In reply to your question, the articles are usually about individual people and events, as originally published in the newspaper of the day, rather than specific treatises on the topic of VG per se, although a significant part of the Little Russia's population were from Pfeifer, Kamenka and other neighboring villages. The topic might be about the 1903 flood which dispersed many of the VG to other parts of the USA or with their relatives in Argentina, or Flagstaff Arizona; as well as wiping out the
9. Re: [GV] Where to send for Weld Co.Colorado Declaration of Intent ? [1]
Mike and I would like to thank everyone for the input on this and we are diligently working on that input to try and get the Declaration of Intent (hopefully it has the family information we are looking for). Each day we take 2 steps forward on our research of Mike's family and if we ever find out exactly where in Germany they came from, we plan to take him there on our next visit. Elaine/Mike
10. [GV] Entry in 1889 - how to find [1]
I wonder if someone can point me in the right direction. I'll looked for Julius Miller on the shipping lists all over the place, but never seem to find him. On the Lincoln 1920 census, his widow claims to have arrived in 1889 in USA ( from Warenburg ). He would have travelled together with his family, I presumably. Julius Miller (aged ca 28) wife Emelie (Amalia ) (aged 25) with 2 children Bertha Ella My grandfather thought Julius went over to USA in 1891, so I might have been looking for the wrong year
11. Re: [GV] village name Splavnuka / A name I don't know [1]
AKA german village of HUCK till later _J_B_ KB7YX@charter.net _J_B_Coats NVSSAR@charter.net NoChpt Registrar ================================ old KB7YX@excite.com old NVSSAR@excite.com +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 11:46 AM Subject: [GV] village name Splavnuka / A name I don't know > If she was a GR from a GR village, the name would have been 'SP
12. [GV] Obit-Johanna (Thaut) Trausch [1]
HASTINGS (NE) TRIBUNE 14 Jun 2002 Joanna 'Jo' Trausch Thursday, June 13, 2002 Hastings resident Joanna 'Jo' (Thaut) Trausch, 85, of Good Samaritan Village Perkins Pavilion died Thursday, June 13, 2002, at Perkins. Rosary is 10:30 a.m. Wednesday and services are 11 a.m. Wednesday, both at St. Michael's Catholic Church with Rev. Michael Houlihan officiating. Burial will be in Parkview Cemetery at Hastings. Visitation is 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at Brand-Wilson Funeral Home in Hastings. The cask
13. [GV] Calling all Norka Cousins from A to Z... [1]
Dear All, Please forgive the lateness of this posting. Due to many family tragedies and the short summer we have to work, this posting may not come at the greatest opportunity for all. I also apologize in advance for the length of this posting, however it is necessary to save many people time and answer as many questions as possible. It is with great enthusiasm we announce, that a Family Reunion is set for all Norka Cousins linked either through blood or marriage with the Schnell, Sauer, Brill, Sc
14. [GV] "Huck" is same village as SPLAVNUKHA [1]
GR village of "Huck" was renamed during russification and became : SPLAVNUKHA... sound values: kH = h = X = ch.........like in "H"amburg You will find the German and Russian village names in the Pixel library or the Odessa Library on-line = full village lists with German and Russian names, year of founding, etc... last census, etc... in which county, Huck was in Balzer district, founded 1767, Bergseite, population 380 in 1773 census, and page references in history books. Huck
15. [GV] Hamburg ship lists added the years 1899 & 1900 [1]
The Hamburg (departure) ship lists web site has just added the years 1899 & 1900 a few days ago so now it covers the years 1890-1900. http://www.hamburg.de/fhh/behoerden/staatsarchiv/link_to_your_roots/english/start.htm If my ancestral Volga village is representative of other villages, many Volga Germans came in 1900. While most of the destinations are New York, it also lists destinations of Baltimore, Phildelphia, Galveston, Halifax, Quebec and Rio de Janeiro. Patrice Miller
16. [GV] German Telephone Directories [1]
http://www.teleauskunft.de/NSAPI/Anfrage is where the search engine is for the following website: > Just type in: www.teleauskunft.de and you will be able to access German > telephone books. > > Best wishes, > > Horst > hgutsche@telusplanet.net
17. [GV] Mollie Domson Andrew Obit [1]
Scotts Bluff Star Hearld Scotts Bluff, NE 23 Jun 2002 Mollie Domson Andrew OZARK, Ark. - Mollie Domson Andrew, 92, of Ozark, Ark. died Feb. 16, 2002. A funeral was held Feb. 19 at the Shaffer Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Coyce Couch officiating. Mrs. Andrew was cremated and graveside services will be held June 25, 2002, at 10:30 a.m. at the Forest Lawn Cemetery in Morrill. Grandson Craig Hodges of Ozark, Ark. will preside. Daughter of the late George and Katherine Dermer Domson, she was born Sept. 26, 190
18. [GV] village name Splavnuka / A name I don't know [1]
Dear Vera and listers, The name of a town mentioned as SPLASONUSKS might derived from some specific name which ends with NOVSK or OVSK, something like this. For example, SPASOVSK sounds in a very Russian style but SPASONOVSK is not. SPASINOVSK doesn't sound good, too :-))) As well as SPLAVNUKA... Examples: PAVLOVSK, a small city in St.Petersburg area named, I believe, in memory of a Russian Emperor Pavel the First. Another example - Dnepropetrovsk (modern Ukraina) named for Peter the Great (Petr Perviy i
19. [GV] obit's [1]
Please continue sending the obit's to this list. I don't know about other Village Coordinators, but I for one have many, many surnames I am trying to fill in the blanks, and keep records on, so I read everyone of the obit's that have a surname I am looking for. I just save them to a separate folder till I have the time to check them out. I have quite a few saved so far!!! Thank you, Thelma Mills Village Coordinator for the Villages of Louis and Mariental http://www.webbitt.com/volga/mariental/ KIND
20. [GV] Obit: Ott (might be German from Russia) [1]
Dear Friends, The AHSGR and GRHS both have a vital interest in the collection and preservation of matters relating to the history, heritage and genealogy of the Germans from Russia. Both organizations are currently making every effort to preserve and facilitate access to the vital information found in obituaries. I can speak only for AHSGR about our efforts in this regard and I rely on GRHS to inform the German Russian communities they serve to do likewise. AHSGR has initiated the Save Our Ancestral Recor
21. [GV] SPLAVNUKHA (or might be SPLAVNUHA) is a great name :-))) [1]
Dear listers, Yes, SPLAVNUKHA (or it might be written as SPLAVNUHA) is a great name :-))) sounds VERY Russian. Alexey Kromin
22. [GV] ROTH, FLORENCE L ,obit [1]
Published in the Denver Newspaper Agency on 6/16/2002. Denver, Colorado Roth, Florence L. ROTH, FLORENCE L. Homemaker, 85 Florence Roth died June 12, 2002. Born December 1, 1916 in Clay Center, NE. On November 24, 1934 she married Herman Roth. Mrs. Roth was a wife, mother, and homemaker. Mrs. Roth is survived by daughters, Gerry Coffey, Hermie (Sid) Fox and Teri A. Roth; brother Claude Fritz. Pri
23. Re: [GV] Neu Balzer exists [1]
Vera, thank you very much. My mother was born there, bless her sole she is 92 but remembers little. Jack in Reno ----- Original Message ----- Wrom: PNKMBIPBARHDMNNSKVFV Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 12:16 PM To: GER-VOLGA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GV] Neu Balzer exists NEU BALZER = Village = Neu-Balzer (shoot-off off parent village / daughter colony ) District = Frank Bergseit -mountainside established = 1863 Evangelic - religion Population in 1912 = 948 s154,g86,b356 = sources authors: Saller, Gi
24. Re: [GV] Pleve's new book - Exact village list! [1]
According to Beratz, in his book, THE GERMAN COLONIES ON THE LOWER VOLGA, "Four colonies, Chasselois, Casarsfeld, Keller and Leitsinger, were destroyed by the Kirghiz. The first two were abandoned. The settlers of Keller and Leitsinger, however, those who survived the Kirghiz attack and avoided capture, joined together later on and founded Neu-Kolonie on another site below Seelman." Rosemary Larson AHSGR Village Coordinator KAMENKA & PFEIFER ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patrice Miller"
25. [GV] Annual Village fight // Die Welt in English [1]
Well done Alexander - I like your initiative. Ok - now that you have a tarnslation - with hilarious lines = please share the fun bits with me. Privately, if you do not want to annoy the List. One thing I learnt from the article that getting beaten up periodically is in the nice old peasant/village tradition,when once a year, the village youths would assemble and attack the village youths of the other village - until one side "wins" - kind of a antiquated "passage of rites" into manhood, and reminded me
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