Loucks, Roger 'Dut' , Jan. 8, 1920- Dec. 4, 2014 Billings Gazette Billings, Montana 7 Dec 2014 PLENTYWOOD — Funeral services for Roger Dutton Loucks will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 8. Pastor Johnette Grefe will officiate at the service at the First Congregational Church in Plentywood, with Masonic Rites at the church and interment in Redstone Cemetery. Dut died at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Plentywood, Wednesday evening, Dec. 4. The fifth of six children of Harry D. and May (Vannice) Loucks, Dut was born in Outlook on Jan. 8, 1920, and grew up on the family farm northeast of Redstone. He graduated from Redstone High School, and had completed three years of an aviation program at Rocky Polytechnic Institute (now Rocky Mountain College) in Billings. Already an experienced pilot when World War II broke out, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps and was stationed at Santa Ana, Calif. After a short period in the service, Dut was medically discharged. He spent some time in the Southwest before he came home to Redstone and took over the family farm, which he operated until retirement. Dut revered the land, the cycles of nature and enjoyed his livestock. A gregarious, outgoing man, Dut never met a stranger. Always cheerful, he never complained about anything, and let his positive outlook carry him through, in spite of life’s adversities. He loved to visit and enjoyed “poking” people — but always in a spirit of fun. He lived the adage from “Solitude” by Ella Wilcox: “laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone.” Dut married Jimmye Lee (Guthrie) Crist on July 17, 1963. They made their home on the farm before they moved to Plentywood. Dut was a member of the Plentywood School Board; moderator of the Congregational Church; board president of the Production Credit Association; and for over 23 years, served as a timekeeper at Plentywood School basketball events. He was a member and Past Master of the Masonic Lodge, belonged to the Scottish Rite and Al Bedoo Temple of the Shrine, and was a member and Worthy Patron of the Order of Eastern Star. After Jimmye Lee’s death in 1992, Dut was attending a Redstone reunion in Palm Springs, Calif., where he reconnected with a friend from high school days, Ada Hagan Olson — they were together in Burnsville, Minn., until her death. Eight years ago, Dut returned to Montana and has made his home at the Montana Pioneer Manor in Plentywood since. Dut is survived by his daughter Lynn and her husband, Tony Newnam, of Glendive; and grandsons Zach Anderson and his wife, Blanca, of Rosamond, Calif., and Jacob Anderson, of Sendai, Japan, and by Ada’s family. He is also survived by his younger brother Phil, and his wife, June, of Ennis; and by numerous nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, wife Jimmye Lee and companion Ada, he was preceded in death by his older siblings, Ruth, Harry, Homer and Joyce. In recent years, Dut and his good friend Orville Odegard have been inseparable. Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood has charge of arrangements. Read and print the obituary, post remembrances, and send cards and flowers online at www.fulkersonsplentywood.com.

Contact me for further information. ..............Brent............ Dr. Brent Mai, Dean of Libraries Director, Center for Volga German Studies http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu Concordia University Portland, Oregon 1897 Merkel Surnames Adam Bauer Briegemann Brug Bruntz Butherus Eidemüller Flohr Foos Giske Gross Hauf Kautz Klein Knaub Lohmann Maier Margheim Obermüller Petri Pister Rein Schild Schlager Schmidt Specht Stehle Weglin Wirth Movement to the following locations is recorded: Ährenfeld Archadino Chernushinsky (Don) Armavir (Caucasus) Astrakhan Baku Bauer Beideck Caucasus Dietel Dreispitz Emaus (Caucasus) Engels Franzosen Friedenberg (Wiesenseite) Friedenfeld (Wiesenseite) Friedental (Kuban) Grimm Huck Kamyshin Katharinenstadt Kratzke Lankaran (Baku) Lilienfeld (Caucasus) Medemtal Messer Morgentau (Wiesenseite) Neu-Bauer Neu-Dönhof Nikolayevka North America Old Shcherbakovka (Don) Olgenfeld (Caucasus) Omsk (Akmola) Pensa Pokrovsk Rosenfeld Rosenheim Rostov Rudnaya Saratov Sarepta Schwed Shemyakin South America Tsaritsyn Tsimlya (Don) Vladikavkaz Volgograd Yagodnaya Polyana Zhirnoye

Ruth Cundiff July 17, 1925- December 1, 2014 Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, Walla Walla, Washington Ruth was born July 17, 1925, in Walla Walla to Henry and Eva Elizabeth (Frank) Schneidmiller. She attended local schools and graduated from Walla Walla High School in 1943. During her senior year she was a secretary at Falkenberg’s Jewelers, where she met her husband-to-be, Jerry L. Cundiff Jr. They were married in Walla Walla on July 24, 1949, and celebrated their 65th anniversary this year. She was a member of the College Place Presbyterian Church, lifetime member of Beta Sigma Phi and Junior Club of Walla Walla, a member of P.E.O. Chapter BI, Lady Elks and Wa-Hi Alumni Association. Ruth was a past member of the Order of Eastern Star and was awarded the Rainbow for Girls Grand Cross of Color. She was a volunteer for the American Red Cross of Walla Walla and served as the Blood Drive Chair from 1961 to 1965. She also served as secretary of the Green Park PTA and Whitman Guild and participated in Bible Study Fellowship. Ruth spent summer weekends with the family boating on the Columbia River and also liked to cross-country ski and bicycle, as well as to downhill ski at Spout Springs. She and Jerry enjoyed regular trips to the Oregon coast, travel to several foreign countries and winter escapes to Maui. She is survived by her husband, Jerry; two children, daughter Diane and husband James Weil of Salem, Ore., and son, Jerry “Skip” Cundiff and daughter-in-law Shauna Cundiff of Walla Walla; two granddaughters, Kimberlee and husband Greg Jones of Boulder, Colo., and Kari and husband Mike Lovely of Salem, Ore.; two grandsons, Bryan Weil of Dundee, Ore., and Jesse Cundiff of Walla Walla; and six great- grandchildren. Survivors also include a brother, Samuel and wife Catherine Schneidmiller; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by sisters Mollie and Marie Schneidmiller, Lydia Stewart and Elsie K. Jones; brothers, Henry, William, David, Karl and John Schneidmiller; and an infant brother. A family graveside service will be held Monday, Dec. 8, 2014, at 10 a.m. at the Mountain View Cemetery followed by an 11 a.m. memorial service at the College Place Presbyterian Church. A luncheon will be held in the fellowship hall following the service. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to a charity of choice through Herring Groseclose Funeral Home, 315 W. Alder, Walla Walla WA 99362. Friends and family are invited to sign the online quest book at www.herringgroseclose.com.

Jerger, Margaret Elizabeth (Zitterkopf) Margaret Elizabeth (Zitterkopf) Jerger, 93, went with her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2014, while at the Golden Living Center in Scottsbluff. A memorial of Life Service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 8, 2014 at the Gering Memorial Chapel in Gering with Pastor Dale Brown officiating. Internment will be in West Lawn Cemetery. Memorials have been established to the Legacy of the Plains Museum or donor’s choice. Cremation has taken place as to her wishes. Tributes of sympathy may be left at www.geringchapel.com. Margaret was born Nov. 16, 1921, in Herington, Kan., to Jacob and Barbara (Koch) Zitterkopf. In April 1926, the family moved to Cedar Valley, where she obtained her education, helped the family on the farm, and helped raise her siblings due to her mother’s fragile health. In addition, she cared for her father in his later years in life. On Jan. 8, 1950, she married Rueben Jerger of Gering Valley. There were two sons born to this marriage: Stephen and Rodney. She was greatly involved with the Gering Valley Project Club and helped the club at the County Fair. She was a great cook and sewed the family clothes. She worked at Lichter Duo Rest and Trimline as a seamstress. She loved to see her children and grandchildren visit and could always be seen sitting in her chair reading her bible. Survivors include her sons and daughter-in-law: Stephen and Judy of Chandler, Ariz., Rodney of Mesa, Ariz., 4 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren with a new one to arrive shortly; sister, Hilda Skruck of Hubbard, Ohio and sister-in-law Rita Zitterkopf of Morrill, as well as and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Archie, Conrad, Harry, Emmanuel, Jack, and daughter-in-law, Elaine.

Any further info on the Mariental 1857 census regarding the following names would be appreciated: Brungardt Dreiling Geist Kohl Meier Rome Sander Schafer Thank you, Richard F Urban ________________________________ From: "ger-volga-request@rootsweb.com" <ger-volga-request@rootsweb.com> To: ger-volga@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2014 2:00 AM Subject: GER-VOLGA Digest, Vol 9, Issue 198 Today's Topics: 1. Mariental 1857 Census - Translation Complete (Brent Mai) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 22:19:07 +0000 From: Brent Mai <bmai@cu-portland.edu> Subject: [GV] Mariental 1857 Census - Translation Complete To: "GER-VOLGA@rootsweb.com" <GER-VOLGA@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <9E90CA712D688443BC0437E2F4CBD1B7A83329AA@Krimmler.ntdom.cupdx> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Contact me for further information. ..............Brent............ Brent Mai, University Librarian Director, Center for Volga German Studies http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu Concordia University Portland, Oregon 1857 Mariental Surnames (includes maiden names!) Abt Antone Asselborn Bach Barbie Bartel Basgall Bauer Becker Beier Beil Bernhardt Berns Bersch Biehn Billinger Billmann Bollig Boni B?s Bost Boxler Brandt Braun Breit Br?hl Brungardt Buchholz Dack Dahlheimer Debatist Delf Delwa Dening Dering Dessert Diel Dillmann D?ringer Dreiling Eberle Eckhardt Engel Enslinger Ernst Frank Fritz Garion Gassmann Geier Geist Gerber Gerhardt Gerstner Giebelein Gosnitz G?tz Graf Grebing Grefeldinger Gross Haas Halle Hammerschmidt Hanf Hansen Hein Heinz Heit Helwig Hepp Hergert Heronime Herrhauser Herrmann Hertz Herzenblum Hess Hild Hoffmann Hungel Hunger Hunsch Husch Jost Kamerer Kappes Kelbler Kerner Kessler Kinderknecht Klephahn Klick Klocker Knaub Knauf Knoll Kohl Kohlbeck Kohlbler Kohlmeier K?nig Korbe Kramm Krefeldinger Krentzer Krenz Krug Kuhn Lang Leichleider Leichtling Leideger Lineberger Mader Matern Maurer Meier Merker Mertes Milek Miller Neif Niedermeier Nussbaum Obholz Orth Ortmann Paul Pfannenstiel Pitel Quindt Reichert Reim Reinha! rdt Reiter Richmeier Riedel Rische Rohr Roht Rome Rost Rotgar Rumbach Ruppel Salz Salzmann Sander Sch?fer Schamber Schamne Scheck Scheffing Scheifler Schell Scherer Schifelbein Schiller Schiro Schloter Schmelzer Schmidt Schneider Schnell Sch?nberger Schreiner Schuck Schuller Schunk Schwab Seitz Sommer Sp?ter Spies Spister Springer Staldiger Staub Stecklein Sterzer Stolz Suchsdorf Sulzbach Terre Topolskie Uhlmann Wasinger Weber Weigel Weimann Weimer Weirich Werbach Werner Willer Windholz Windler Wittmann Witto Wolf Zerfas Zimmermann Zwinger Movement to/from Ober-Monjou & Sch?nchen is noted. ------------------------------ To contact the GER-VOLGA list administrator, send an email to GER-VOLGA-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the GER-VOLGA mailing list, send an email to GER-VOLGA@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GER-VOLGA-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of GER-VOLGA Digest, Vol 9, Issue 198 *****************************************

Wolfe, Barbara Oleta, December 4, 1925- November 2, 2014 The Coloradoan Fort Collins, Colorado 1 Dec 2014 Barbara Oleta Wolfe of Fort Collins, Colorado passed away November 2, 2014, surrounded by her loving family. She was born December 4, 1925 and grew up in Monte Vista, CO. She was married to Carol Wolfe for 67 happy years. She didn't tell Carol the reason she wanted to get married in Taos, N.M. was because she was only 17. Barbara worked at Hewlett Packard as a supervisor for 16 years. She was a devoted home maker for her husband and three children and she never met a stranger -- her home was filled with laughter and songs and friends. She enjoyed travelling down little dirt roads with Carol throughout the Southwest, driving every one of Colorado's mountain passes, singing 'round the campfire, making silver jewelry, and playing cards. She will be remembered for her lively spirit, sharp mind, kindness and loyalty to family. She leaves behind a brother Roy (Dorothy) Morgan, children Barbara (Bob) Brooks, Carolyn (Lance) Shotwell, and Steve (Lorrie) Wolfe, plus 6 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren, and a niece and nephew. A memorial service will be held Friday, Dec. 5, at 2 pm at the Allnutt Drake Chapel, 650 W. Drake, Fort Collins. Send online condolences to www.Allnutt.com. Memorial contributions may be made to the Food Bank of Larimer County, care of Allnutt.

Schneider, Walter George , Jan. 11, 1935- Nov. 28, 2014 Billings Gazette Billings, Montana 1 Dec 2014 Walter George Schneider, age 79, died at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Billings on Friday, Nov. 28, 2014, surrounded by family. Born Jan. 11, 1935, in Billings, to George and Hannah (Bender) Schneider. Walter served in the US Navy from 1952 to 1954 based in Corpus Christi, Texas. On June 21, 1955, he married Dorothy Kroll. From that marriage they were blessed with four kids. On Feb. 17, 1986, he married Mary Thielen. With that marriage he was blessed with 2 step-sons. He lived the majority of his life in Montana, California, and various other western states. He worked in the plumbing and pipefitting industry for 55 years until retiring in 1999. After retirement he was a security officer at Billings Logan International Airport and a school bus driver for School District 2. Walter was preceded in death by his first wife Dorothy; his parents Hannah and Bob Gazelle; and step-sister Luann Minnick. Survivors include his wife Mary; sons Dean (Cindy) and Dale (Bobbi); daughters Cathy and Cindy (Wall); Step-sons Tim (Christie) and Mark. Grandchildren Renee’, Wally (Kendra), Kerri (Ryan), Jeremy (Jackie), Jake, Jessica, Jaryd, Staci, and Bri. Great-grandkids Sessily, Austin, John, Koby, and Jaxon. Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at St. Pius Catholic Church, 717 18th St. W, Billings,MT 59102. Burial at Bridger Cemetery . Memorials may be made to St. Pius X Church or charity of your choice.Thanks to St. Vincent’s Medical Staff for their help and support.

Zitterkopf, Jeanette Gloria Ann, Dec. 4, 1924- Nov. 28, 2014 Scottsbluff Star Herald Scottsbluff, Nebraska 29 Nov 2014 Jeanette Gloria Ann Zitterkopf, age 89, of Gering passed away Friday, Nov. 28, 2014 at Regional West Medical Center. Funeral services will be held Monday, Dec. 1, 2014 at 10 a.m. at the Salem Congregational Church in Scottsbluff with Pastor Dale Brown officiating. Burial will follow at the Fairview Cemetery in Scottsbluff. Visitation will be Sunday from 1-6 p.m. at Dugan-Kramer Funeral Chapel. Memorials may be given to the Salem Congregation Church or American Diabetes Association. Online condolences may be left at www.dugankramer.com. Jeanette was born Dec. 4, 1924 south of Mitchell to parents Adolph Swanson and wife Anna (Engstrom) Swanson. She attended Springer School for her education. She met Jake Zitterkopf and they were united in marriage on April 18, 1946. To this union two sons were born, Jerry and Jack. She farmed with Jake in Mitchell Valley from 1949 until they moved to Lyman in 1956. They continued to farm there until 1977 when they retired. In Feb., 1980 they moved to Scottsbluff. Jeanette was on dialysis for several years. She resided at Northfield Villa. She liked to go fishing in her younger days and was a big Nebraska football and volleyball fan in her later years. She enjoyed her family and her special friends Evelyn Ott and Janice Fogelsong. She also enjoyed her three grandchildren and three great grandchildren very much and always loved visiting them and seeing what they were doing. She was a member of Salem Congregation Church for many years. She is survived by two sons, Jerry (Tria) Zitterkopf of Kingman, Ariz. and Jack (Pam) Zitterkopf of Grand Island, three granddaughters, Britt (Steve) Reiman of Palmdale, Calif., Annika (Jeff) Bergeson of Kingman, Ariz., and Alison Zitterkopf of Grand Island and three great-grandchildren, Brooke, Beckett, and Trent. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, three sisters and two brothers; Edith, Ruby, Viola, Carl and Fred.

Grauberger, Emma Lee (Stargrant), Jan. 10, 1933–Nov. 24, 2014 The Tribune Greeley, Colorado 28 Nov 2014 Age: 81 Residence: Red Feather Lakes, Colo. (formerly of Greeley) Emma Lee (Stargrant) Grauberger, 81, of Red Feather Lakes, Colo., passed away on Nov. 24, 2014, at Lemay Avenue Health and Rehabilitation Center in Fort Collins, Colo. Emma was born in a farm house east of Pierce, Colo. on Jan. 10, 1933, to Frederick Napolean and Ruby Eva (Caldwell) Stargrant. She attended elementary schools in Pierce and Nunn, Colo., then attended Meeker Junior High and Greeley High in Greeley, Colo. She married Arthur Junior “Tiny” Grauberger on April 14, 1951. During her high school and early married years she waitressed at the Cozy Café in Greeley, and later became a stay-at-home mom to raise their three children, Lowell, Sheri and Tammy. She also supported her husband with Grauberger Brothers Plastering and Drywall, a Greeley business he owned and operated. After Art developed physical problems from his years in this business, they purchased a small store in Red Feather Lakes, Colo. in 1969 called the Chalet Gift Shop. They built this business together from a small gift shop to a gift shop, grocery store and gas station serving local residents and numerous tourists to the area. In 1971 they also purchased additional property called the Alpine Lodge. After selling the Chalet, they expanded the Alpine Lodge to include cabin rentals and trailer/RV parking. After Art passed away in 1984, Emma continued working this business, with the help of countless friends and close family until the very end. She came to love the mountains and never wanted to leave, even when her illness got the better of her. As her many friends and business acquaintances know, she was a “stubborn Swede” who never gave up! She was set in her ways, and believed that the old ways were better than the new, especially when it came to using computers and many modern electronic conveniences. She was proud of having taught all of her grandchildren how to count back change in her gift shop at the Alpine, and they all appreciate it to this day. She was a wise woman that taught her children and grandchildren right from wrong with a loving heart, and always made sure everyone knew how to play Yahtzee so she could “whip their butts”! She also enjoyed her many trips to Central City/Blackhawk, even though she generally came home much poorer than when she got there. She leaves behind friends too numerous to count, and her children and their families who are all the wiser for having her as our mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Mere words will never be able to describe the woman that she was and the legacy she left. Emma will be forever loved and missed by her sister, Betty Prather; son, Lowell of Elbert, Colo.; daughters, Sheri (Michael) Williams of Vale, Ore, and Tammy (Paul) Lutkin of Severance, Colo.; grandchildren, Brenna (Orville) Davis, Liesel (Dustin) Flansburg, Denali Williams, Ian (Carissa) Williams, Katalyn Lutkin, and Leandra Lutkin; and five great-grandchildren, Jordan, Luke, Olivia, Gabrial and Jevon Davis. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; three brothers and a sister. Services include, viewing 4-6 p.m., Friday Nov. 28, 2014 and 10 a.m. Saturday Nov. 29, 2014 both will be held at Adamson Funeral Home. A Celebration of Life service 11 a.m. Saturday also at Adamson Funeral Home and interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens in Greeley. Memorial Contributions may be made to the “Red Feather Lakes Community Library” in care of Adamson Funeral Home, 2000 47th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634. Condolences may be sent to her family at www.adamsonchapels.com.

Wombolt, Kimberly 'Kim' Mae Diedrich, Sept. 29, 1958- Nov. 26, 2014 Billings Gazette Billings, Montana 29 Nov 2014 Kimberly 'Kim' Mae Diedrich Wombolt LAUREL — Kimberly “Kim” Mae Diedrich Wombolt, 56, of Laurel, went to be with Jesus after a long battle with multiple myeloma cancer on Wednesday Nov. 26, 2014. Kim was born Sept. 29, 1958, in Wolf Point to Lawrence “Jim” and DaNita “Jackie” (Daylong) Diedrich. Kim attended Billings schools and graduated in 1976 from Billings West High School. She met her soul mate on the “Point” in Billings, Leonard Wombolt, and they married May 6, 1977. Together they raised three children and made Laurel their home. Kim spent most of her time as a stay-at-home mom, doing the PTA thing, coaching girls softball and being a Daisy Girl Scout leader. When not being at home, she worked as a secretary and found her dream job at the Laurel Chamber of Commerce, where she worked from 1995 to 2006, at which time she left in order to fight the cancer and get a stem cell transplant in Denver. While working at the Chamber, the Laurel community honored her with these awards: 1995, Laurel Woman in Business of the Year; 2003, Don Lenhart Memorial Award for Distinguished Service; 2005, Special Service Award; and 2006, 10+ Years of Service Award to the Laurel Chamber of Commerce. Kim’s siblings tried to be her stem cell donors, and her sister, Pam, chose to go to Denver and give her the gift of life. This added more wonderful years to her life, in which she was able to get to know her 11 grandchildren. She loved to fish and float the Yellowstone River with Leonard, and spending time at their cabin at Deadman’s. She enjoyed sewing for family, crocheting and doing all kinds of crafts. Kim loved working in her garden. She especially loved going out dancing on Friday nights. Left to cherish her memory are her husband of 37 years, Leonard; children Mike Wombolt, Julie (Chris) Hust and Amanda (Gordon) Dennis; grandchildren, Dylan, Ethyn and Zoey Wombolt, Jocelynn Higgins, Kole and Maddy Hust, Alexis and Adam Henderson, Casey, Meagan and Josie Dennis; siblings Larry (Susan) Diedrich, Pam Diedrich (Perry Gliesman), and Dan Diedrich; her special cousins Jeanette Murray and Janice Rakitnichan; Step-mother Jane Diedrich; Step Grandmother Darlene Grinstine Westbrook as well as many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. A special thank you to Dr. Cobb of Frontier Cancer Center and Dr. Kevin McCrea of Laurel Medical Center for all their help and encouragement. A Vigil Service will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4, and funeral services will be 10 a.m. Friday at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Laurel. Memorial contributions may be made in Kim’s name to St. Anthony Catholic Church, Our Saviors Lutheran Church or the charity of your choice. Online condolences may be shared with Kim’s family at www.remingtonletcherfuneralservices.com.

Gross, Mary Schaub, March 12, 1921- Nov. 26, 2014 Scottsbluff Star Herald Scottsbluff, Nebraska 27 Nov 2014 Mary Schaub Gross, 93 of Gering, Nebraska passed away Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2014 at The Residency Care Center. Her graveside service will be held on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2014 at 10 a.m. at West Lawn Cemetery in Gering with Pastor Tim Hebbert officiating. Visitation will be Friday from 1-5 p.m. at Gering Memorial Chapel. Memorials may be given to the Inn Touch of Regional West Medical Center. Tributes of sympathy may be left at www.geringchapel.com. Mary was born on March 12, 1921 in Gering to John and Mary (Kerbs) Schaub. She attended school at Gering Valley School. She was united in marriage to Fred Gross on March 14, 1943 in Gering at Gering Zion Evangelical Church. To this union, two daughters were born Donna and RoseMarie. She was a hardworking person, enjoyed canning and pickling, and taking care of her family. She loved to garden and raised her flowers, playing Bingo and embroidering pillows and tea towels. She was a member of the Gering Zion Church. She is survived by her loving husband of 71 years Fred; daughters Donna Gates of Westminster, Colo., and RoseMarie (Dean) Polemi of Greenwood Village, Colo.; grandchildren Andrew Polemi of Charlottesville, Va. and Katelyn Polemi of Ft. Collins, Colo.; brothers Dan Schaub and Ben (Joyce) Schaub both of Gering and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Emmanuel and Harold Schaub, sisters Edna Schaub and Pauline Schwindt and two infant sisters Betty and Alice.

Roth, Ruth Ann (Knuppel), Jan. 22, 1925-Nov. 21, 2014 The Tribune Greeley, Colorado 25 Nov 2014 Age: 89 Residence: Greeley Ruth Ann Roth (Knuppel), 89, of Greeley, passed away Nov. 21, 2014, at Garden Square at Westlake Assisted Living. She will now be able to celebrate Thanksgiving with her loving husband in Heaven. She was born Jan. 22, 1925, to Henry and Ella (Thiesse) Knuppel at the family farm, east of Grover, Colo. Ruth attended Morning Star Country School for eight years and graduated from Grover High School. Ruth went to business school in Denver following graduation. Ruth married Sam Roth on Feb. 26, 1947, in Kimball, Neb. They lived in the Grover area where they farmed and worked with cattle until 1967. They then moved to Pine Bluffs, Wyo., where they again farmed and worked with cattle until 1974. They moved to Greeley, where she enjoyed watching her grandsons play numerous sports. She also enjoyed watching the Denver Broncos, Colorado Rockies and the Denver Nuggets. Ruth loved quilting, gardening, playing cards and doing jigsaw puzzles. Ruth was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Greeley. She was a great wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She is survived by her daughter, Peggy and husband, Randy Peters, Loveland; son, Don Roth and wife Judy, Greeley; sister-in-law, Morine Knuppel, Grover; grandchildren, Garrett Peters and wife Christie, Branson Peters and wife Collette, and Travis Roth, all of Greeley, Traci and husband Brian Darr, Lander, Wyo.; great-grandchildren, Cayden Peters and Kyler Peters, Greeley, and Zoey, Aspen and Cedar Darr, Lander, Wyo. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, four brothers and an infant son. Visitation will be from 9-10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2014, at Trinity Lutheran Church. Services will be held at 10 a.m. following the visitation. Interment at Linn Grove Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Trinity Lutheran Church in Ruth’s memory in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 702 13 St., Greeley, CO 80631. Friends may view the online obituary and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.

Contact me for further information. ..............Brent............ Brent Mai, University Librarian Director, Center for Volga German Studies http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu Concordia University Portland, Oregon 1857 Mariental Surnames (includes maiden names!) Abt Antone Asselborn Bach Barbie Bartel Basgall Bauer Becker Beier Beil Bernhardt Berns Bersch Biehn Billinger Billmann Bollig Boni Bös Bost Boxler Brandt Braun Breit Brühl Brungardt Buchholz Dack Dahlheimer Debatist Delf Delwa Dening Dering Dessert Diel Dillmann Döringer Dreiling Eberle Eckhardt Engel Enslinger Ernst Frank Fritz Garion Gassmann Geier Geist Gerber Gerhardt Gerstner Giebelein Gosnitz Götz Graf Grebing Grefeldinger Gross Haas Halle Hammerschmidt Hanf Hansen Hein Heinz Heit Helwig Hepp Hergert Heronime Herrhauser Herrmann Hertz Herzenblum Hess Hild Hoffmann Hungel Hunger Hunsch Husch Jost Kamerer Kappes Kelbler Kerner Kessler Kinderknecht Klephahn Klick Klocker Knaub Knauf Knoll Kohl Kohlbeck Kohlbler Kohlmeier König Korbe Kramm Krefeldinger Krentzer Krenz Krug Kuhn Lang Leichleider Leichtling Leideger Lineberger Mader Matern Maurer Meier Merker Mertes Milek Miller Neif Niedermeier Nussbaum Obholz Orth Ortmann Paul Pfannenstiel Pitel Quindt Reichert Reim Reinhardt Reiter Richmeier Riedel Rische Rohr Roht Rome Rost Rotgar Rumbach Ruppel Salz Salzmann Sander Schäfer Schamber Schamne Scheck Scheffing Scheifler Schell Scherer Schifelbein Schiller Schiro Schloter Schmelzer Schmidt Schneider Schnell Schönberger Schreiner Schuck Schuller Schunk Schwab Seitz Sommer Später Spies Spister Springer Staldiger Staub Stecklein Sterzer Stolz Suchsdorf Sulzbach Terre Topolskie Uhlmann Wasinger Weber Weigel Weimann Weimer Weirich Werbach Werner Willer Windholz Windler Wittmann Witto Wolf Zerfas Zimmermann Zwinger Movement to/from Ober-Monjou & Schönchen is noted.

Frank, Gary Lee, December 18, 1943- November 19, 2014 Hudson Funeral Home Lander, Wyoming 22 Nov 2014 Gary Lee Frank (1943 - 2014) Gary Lee Frank, 70, passed from this life unexpectedly on November 19, 2014 at his home and ranch in Lyons Valley near Lander, Wyoming. Gary was born December 18, 1943 in Bayard, Nebraska, the son of William Frank and Pauline (Korell) Frank. The Frank family left Nebraska with all their belongings loaded on their beet truck on January 1, 1948 for the Wind River Mountains near Lander, purchasing the Amigo Ranch on Squaw Creek. In 1952, the Frank family sold the Amigo Ranch and purchased the Peterson place in Lyons Valley, adding to it over the years. Gary graduated from Fremont County Vocational High School in 1962. He played in the State Championship Football game his senior year and was a member of Lander's only state champion wrestling team, winning the Wyoming State Championship in 1962. Gary was also on the State FFA Champion Livestock Judging Team. Gary won the National High School Rodeo Finals Bareback Bronc and All Around Cowboy titles in Valentine, Nebraska his Senior year. Gary attended the University of Wyoming, graduating in 1966 with a B.S. in Animal Husbandry. While at UW, Gary participated on the wrestling and rodeo teams. He won the Western Athletic Conference championship at 147 lbs. and wrestled in the NCAA championships in New York in 1964. Gary married Diane Lynn Sawer on May 20, 1965 in Laramie. After graduating from UW in 1966, Gary and Diane moved to the Frank family ranch in Lyons Valley, where they began their life of rodeo, ranching and raising their children. Gary, his father Bill and brother Billy formed Frank & Sons Rodeo Company and produced rodeos in the area and state-wide through the remainder of the 1960s, with bucking horses Flying Dutchman, Sundown and Airborne among their best stock. In 1970 they sold the rodeo company and converted to a cattle ranching operation, running cattle in Lyons Valley and on South Pass. Gary rodeoed with the Wyoming Rodeo Association throughout the 1960s and 1970s, winning 15 trophy saddles and several shoe boxes full of belt buckles. He rode his last competitive saddle bronc at age 40 in the Lander Old Timers Rodeo and switched to team roping. Gary was one of the founding members of the Lander Old Timers Rodeo Association. In 1993, Gary became the "boss" and majority shareholder of Frank Ranches after his father Bill retired and brother Billy moved to Shoshoni to ranch. During his ranching career, Gary had many dogs and horses he loved and that helped him gather stubborn bulls and brushed up cows. Gary never knew a cow or bull that couldn't be corraled and loaded in the trailer. Gary began raising his own registered Angus bulls in 2006 with Diane, his daughter Anjie and son in law Mike. Gary is survived by Diane, his wife of 49 years, son Dan (Bobbie) Frank, Cheyenne and their daughters Megan Hallwachs, Bailey Hallwachs and son, Shade Frank, daughter Anjie (Mike) McConnell and their children Mark and Kiley, and daughter Melissa (Keith) McPherson and their children Makayla and Kristen, sister Betty (Mike) McMahon, sister Karen (Lee) Wilkes and sister Gail O'Neal. Gary was preceded in death by his son Jeffrey Scott Frank, parents William and Pauline Frank, brother Ronald Frank, brother Billy Frank, and brother in law Ben O'Neal. Visitation is at Hudson's Funeral Home at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, November 24, 2014 with a Rosary to follow at 7:00 p.m. The Celebration of Life service will be 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Lander. - See more at: http://www.hudsonsfuneralhome.com/obituary/Gary-Frank/Lander-WY/1453999#sthash.vxctbQds.dpuf

Reifschneider, Rodney Carl, Sept. 12, 1958- Nov. 15, 2014 Scottsbluff Star Herald Scottsbluff, Nebraska 22 Nov 2014 Rodney C. Reifschneider, 56 of Centennial, Colo., passed away Saturday, Nov. 15, 2014 at the Porter Hospice Residence surrounded by loved ones after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. His memorial service will be held on Saturday Nov. 29, 2014 at 1 p.m. at the Metro West Chapel, 901 South Sheridan Blvd, Lakewood, Colo. 80226 with Pastor Gary Gould officiating. There will be no viewing, at Rodney’s request, cremation has taken place. Newcomer Funeral Home, Denver, Colo., is in charge of arrangements. A graveside memorial service and inurnment will be held at Sunset Memorial Park, West highway 26, Scottsbluff on Friday, Dec. 12, 2014 at 2 p.m. with Pastor Dale Brown officiating. The celebration for Rod following his graveside services will be at the Remington Club, 711 Main, Minatare ,(former Legion Hall). The family respectfully requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials in Rodney’s honor be made in care of the family to be designated at a later date or the donor’s choice. Tributes of sympathy may be left at www.dugankramer.com. Dugan Kramer Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Rodney was born on Sept. 12, 1958 in Omaha to Charles R. Reifschneider and Odelia Ruth (Dee) (Henkel) Reifschneider. He was baptized Oct. of 1958 at the Evangelical Reformed Church in Omaha. His parents relocated to Gering, where Rodney attended West Ward and Northfield Elementary Schools. He graduated from Gering High School in 1977 and later continued his education at the University of Nebraska, majoring in business management. He was a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. Rodney was a member of Salem Congregational Church for many years and was confirmed April of 1973. Rodney enjoyed horses and participated with his family in many activities. He was an avid rider, a member of the Bit and Spur 4-H club for many years, serving as a reporter. One highlight of his riding career was when he and his father rode in the Centennial Nebraskaland Pony Express Re-Run in 1967. Rodney was a motorcycle enthusiast and participated in many fund raisers over the years. His other love was Mustangs; his favorite was his 1971 blue Mustang. He had a lifelong career in construction from carrying bricks to operating million dollar projects. His career took him to many states, most recently in Maine, before ill health forced him to retire. Rodney is survived by his son, Caden Jeffrey Tyler, Centennial, Colo.; sister and brother-in-law Pamela D. Martin and husband TJ Martin, Kearney, and sister Patricia M Steinle and fiancé Brad Hall, Minatare,; step mother Doris Reifschneider, Scottsbluff; niece Paige L. Steinle, Minatare; nephews Garrett R. Martin and Ross C. Martin, Kearney, Zane Tyler, LaSalle, Colo., and Tristan Tyler, Denver, Colo., and God father and uncle James Reifschneider, Carmichael, Calif. Rodney is survived by numerous uncles and aunts, cousins, extended family members and a host of friends, especially his many cherished “Biker Buddies.” Rodney was preceded in death by his mother Odelia (Dee) in January of 1973, his father Charlie in May of 1993, maternal grandparents Dave and Pauline (Sinner) Henkel, paternal grandparents Carl and Marie (Kramer) Reifschneider, uncle Jack E. Reifschneider and aunts Claire Reifschneider and Phyliss Reifschneider.

Erik Amburger was born in St. Petersburg on August 4, 1907 and died in Heuchelheim near Giessen in Germany on November 6, 2001. He was a German historian focusing on Eastern Europe. His father was the physician Nikolai Amburgerand his wife was Gerda nee Schottlaender. He attended the St. Catherine Lutheran Parochial School in St. Petersburg from 1914 until 1918. He fled with his mother and siblings in 1918 but his father had to remain and died as a result of an epidemic in 1920. Amburger attended the Cathedral and Nobility School in Reval, Estonia from 1918 until 1920 and then the Humanistic High School / Junior College in Heidelberg, Germany. In 1926 he began to study history in Heidelberg and then in Berlin as of 1927 where he obtained his doctorate in 1933 on the subject of: "Russia and Sweden 1762 - 1772." He could not enter public service because he had Jewish ancestry. He was a private assistant for Karl Staehlin for his publication of "Geschichte Russlands / The History of Russia." He was in the German army, a prisoner of war in the Soviet Union (1939 - 1945). He then resided in Berlin. From 1946 to 1948 he was employed by the Institute of Slavic Studies of the German Academy of Sciences, from 1948 to 1950 the head of the publication office of Akademie-Jubilaeum and from 1950 to 1953 a coworker in the publications issued on Leibniz. He was fired from this position because he refused to move to East Berlin. From 1953 to 1957 he was a scholarship holder for the DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft /German Research Society - I think!). In 1957 he got a position at the University of Giessen, initially in the commission for research into agriculture and economic development in East Europe, then since 1960 in the commission for continental agricultural and economic research and since 1968 he was a senior academic consultant. He became a professor at the University of Marburg in 1962 and in 1968 he became an honorary professor in the subject of historical science. He retired in 1972. He was married to the classic archaeologist Eleni Amburger HE RESEARCHED MANY SPECIFIC FOREIGN INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN RUSSIA AND IN THE BALTICS including a few Black Sea Germans at the very least. You will have to search the database that you can access (he had almost 100,000 family tree items in his cardex) by GOING TO Erik Amburger - Wikipedia and down to the section on Weblinks and click on Archiv Erik Amburger zu Auslaendern im vorrevolutionaeren Russland (Personenkartei). You can also click on Digitalisierte Literatur zu Auslaendern im Russischen Reich. Some of the books which he had in his library have been digitalized by the Institut fuer Ost und Suedosteuropaforschung (IN REGENSBURG, GERMANY). His library, listed at 800 items is located there and this library, by the way, has about 300,000 items. He is, of course, also known for his book listing the pastors (with a short biography on each) in the Russian Empire from the end of the 16th century up to 1937 published in 1998 (when he was 91 years of age - so don't give up your research too early!) Horst Gutsche

Nr. 2 November 2014 "O give thanks to the Lord for He is good and His mercy endures forever." We would like to begin our new report concerning Marx with these words. Yes, there is much reason to give thanks! During the past year decisive things have taken place on the Volga. And so we will report the following: As was reported in the last issue of the news, the new partnership agreement was signed between the Evangelical Lutheran Church - European Russia and the Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg and Upper Lusatia in worship services held jointly with the deaneries of Saratov and the Lower Volga. Thus there is now a signed mutual agreement acting as a foundation for cooperation that has been taking place for the last 20 years. "The Evangelical Lutheran Church - European Russia (ELC-ER)" was the church of the German-speaking minority before World War II. Today it is a part of Russian society and numbers 170 congregations and fellowships. It is still the church of a small remnant. In light of these circumstances this official partnership will now be filled with life that will include: mutual exchanges of ideas, mutual praise of the Lord, regular prayers for one another, visits to each other, the organization of seminars for further education, and the commissioning of volunteers. The Berlin Mission Society, represented in this delegation by Dean von Kirbach, Mission Director Roland Herpich, Chairman of the Committee for the Volga Lars Haake and Consultant Wolfgang Iskraut who is reponsible for East Europe will be working to enact this partnership in its new form as an official agreement. (citation: from the Mission Paper Nr. 2 August 2014 of the Berlin Mission Society). On the basis of the agreement signed above a new agreement was signed concerning the partnership with Marx on the Volga. This took place in the working group/special committee that met in Potsdam. In order to discuss this agreement this year and to have it confirmed, the Evangelical Church of The Star invited Pastor Volodya Rodikov and Natalia and Svetlana, two delegates from the church council to come to Potsdam for a partnership visit. After extensive travel preparations, including difficult procedures for the application of visas, the group arrived in Potsdam on September 26, 2014. The first thing that was done was that the chairman of the working committee/special committee for Marx on the Volga, W. Gubatz and his wife drove the guests to the partner congregation "De Hoeksteen / The Cornerstone" in Schoonhoven in The Netherlands. The Church of The Star and the congregation in Schoohoven have been working together for Marx for over 20 years. This has led to lasting friendships between congregations and generous support for the brothers and sisters in Marx. During face to face meetings the problems that the congregation in Marx are dealing with were discussed and we looked for solutions for which we had input from both sides. After the festive worship service, the Dutch prepared a wonderful program for the guests. Their Russian friends were enraptured by the Dutch windmills, the open landscape with its canals and the imposing Maeslant gated closure (perhaps for sea water) and tasty Gouda cheese. Back in Potsdam on October 1st, the working committee/special committee for Marx had arranged for an extensive tour of Berlin and Potsdam which included the Parliament Building in Berlin with its domed rise, the Evangelical Cathedral of Berlin and a trip with a steamship on the Spree River. Seven church members from Potsdam together with the three Russian guests spent the "Day of German Reunfication" in Wittenberg walking in Martin Luther's footsteps. In Potsdam they were impressed by the walk through Sanssouci Park and a bus tour of the historic city centre. The day ended with a choir concert in the Schinkel Church in Caputh. On October 4th, the new agreement was signed in the presence of Lars Haake, the chairman of the Volga committee of the Berlin Mission Society, as well as Vicar U. Bischoff, counselor for East Europe for the Berlin Mission Society, F. Muhme, the chairman of the church council of the Evangelical Church of The Star, Andreas Markert, the pastor of the Evangelical Church of The Star, and the members of the working committee for Marx on the Volga. In the agreement the goal of partnership is described in this way: "Furthering the work the congregation in Marx, and specifically the pastoral and diaconal congregational work by means of advice and financial support for the expansion of congregational groups, for example the church council, a choir, groups for children, youth and seniors." Natalia reported in the report after she had returned home: "While in Germany and in The Netherlands the days passed by very rapidly. Everything was organized in an excellent manner. We found out that the members of the congregations are very deeply concerned about our congregation. We reported that to our church members. Svetlana gave a photographic presentation of our trip after a worship service. Many questions were asked and we were able to answer all of them. Our congregation sends its greetings and wishes you God's blessing." On October 12th we celebrated Harvest Thanksgiving in Marx. "The church and the altar were decorated with fruits of the harvest that are autumn's gifts. On that day we gave thanks to the Lord for the harvest from our gardens and fields. Pastor Rodikov held a festive family worship service." I am especially glad to to report that Bible studies have been re-initiated. Sinaida Sukotscheva told us that, with the help of God, she would be the study leader. Without even considering the cold in the church building, church members are attending the Bible studies eagerly and gladly. We put on two electric space heaters in the room so that it will be a bit warmer in the room where we meet. Breaking News: 1. A miracle has taken place. The restoration work on the church building in Marx is going full blast since August 14th. Firstly, the church tower will be rebuilt using the old architectural records and the facade will be restored. "The building of the church tower is progressing. It is going ahead in all kinds of weather. The construction crew consists of two shifts of workers. Our congregation is still praying for the construction of the church tower." (note Natalia's report in November, 2014)2. The description on the website is recommended viewing and is being updated on a regular basis by Svetlana. A lot of photos of the church tower have been posted as well as the video of our trip to Marx in September of 2013. Here is the site: http://lutherkirche-marks.ru Special Prayer Requests: - God's blessing for the practical application of the the new agreement- God's blessing for Pastor Rodikov and his co-workers- God's blessing and aid for the changes in the application of new responsibilities in the church council- blessed work for Sinaida in the new Bible study group- active participation in the Sunday school and God's blessing for it as well Trinity Evangelical Church in Marx is a partner congregation to The Evangelical Church of The Star in Potsdam Production of the Newsletter is under the direction of Helga Gubatz; Tel.: 030 805 11 96; Email: h.gubatz@t-online.deContact Address: Ev. Stern-Kirchengemeinde Potsdam, Arbeitskreis Marx/Wolga, Im Schaeferfeld 1, 14480 Potsdam, GermanyWerner Gubatz - Tel.: 030 805 1196; Email: werner.gubatz@t-online.de To support the partner congregation in Marx donations may be transferred to this account:Account: 779 202; BLZ: 210602 37; Bank: EDG KielFor non-specified donations: 2110.02.2210.1Donations for specific causes: 2110.02.2210.2 Photos are included in the original German version of this newsletter along with highlighted web connections. If you wish to receive this copy then please contact Helga Gubatz at: h.gubatz@t-online.de Translated by Horst Gutsche on November 20, 2014

Ehrlich, David Keith, Dec. 26, 1948- Nov. 18, 2014 Scottsbluff Star Herald Scottsbluff, Nebraska 20 Nov 2014 David Keith Ehrlich, 65 of Gering, went to be with his Lord on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014. His funeral service will be held on Friday, Nov. 21, 2014 at 2 p.m. at Calvary Memorial Evangelical Free Church in Gering with Pastor Gary Hashley officiating. Interment will follow at West Lawn Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday from 1-8 p.m. at Gering Memorial Chapel. Memorials may be given to the family to be designated at a later date. Tributes of sympathy may be left at www.geringchapel.com. David was born on Dec. 26, 1948 in Scottsbluff to Harry and Esther (Krueger) Ehrlich. He attended school in Gering valley, graduating from Scottsbluff High Special Ed. David favorite hobbies were working with his sister in the yard, collecting airplanes and going to Fresh Foods and the airport to drink coffee. David lived and served for the Lord and was active in his church. He loved his dog, Mike. David is survived by his mother Esther, Gering; sister Harriett Curtis, Gering; two nieces Robin Otzel, Morrill and Sheri Strodtman, Bridgeport; one nephew Mark Curtis, Papillion,; six great nephews and two great nieces. He was preceded in death by his father Harry Ehrlich.

Mohrlang, Harry, Sept. 12, 1925-Nov. 13, 2014 The Tribune Greeley, Colorado 19 Nov 2014 Age: 89 Residence: Harry Mohrlang, 89, passed away Nov. 13, 2014, peacefully at home surrounded by family. He was born Sept. 12, 1925, to German Immigrant parents Jacob and Mary (Bott) Mohrlang from the German villages of Walter and Frank on the west bank of the Volga River in Russia. Harry was a lifelong resident of Morgan County. In 1944, he became part of the Greatest Generation. Entering the Army and proudly serving his family’s new country in the Philippine Islands until his Honorable Discharge in 1946. On April 24, 1949, Harry married Lenora Hoff in Fort Morgan. Harry was founder, and served as president, of Mohrlang Manufacturing for over 50 years and was the holder of three patents. In 2005, the company was sold and he retired. Harry was very involved in many community groups; retired from the Brush Volunteer Fire Department after serving 23 years; member and past commander of the VFW Post No. 3551; past president of Morgan County Farm Bureau; past president of Morgan Community College Council for 10 years; life member of the 37th Infantry Veterans Association. Harry was selected the Outstanding Pioneer by the Brush Rodeo Association in 2004. In 2009, Harry was honored to be selected as one of the first from Morgan County to participate in the “Veterans Honor Flight” to Washington D.C. Harry had a love for travel and was able to visit his ancestral homes of Frank and Walter, Russia, as well as numerous trips to Australia, the Philippines, the Amazon River, the Iditarod in Alaska, and the Serengeti in Kenya. Survivors include his wife of 65 years, Lenora; one son, Bruce (Nancy); daughters, Glenda McNabb and Amy (Mark) Johnson; brother, Milton; sisters, Irene Shank and Edna Macht; and five grandchildren, Sonia, Bradley, Erik, Cooper and Olivia. He was preceeded in death by granddaughter, Katie Mohrlang; son-in-law, John McNabb; brother, Jacob Mohrlang, Jr.; and sisters, Helen Mohrlang, Alvina Brunkhardt, and Dorothy Reich; and his parents.

Contact me for further information. ..............Brent............ Brent Mai, Dean of Libraries Director, Center for Volga German Studies http://cvgs.cu-portland.edu Concordia University Portland, Oregon 1834 Krasnoyar Surnames Armbrüster Aul Bauer Beckmann Beller Bender Bie Buss Dahmer Diehl Dietz Eckert Eis Eller Enders Feldbusch Felde Fischer Föller Franz Fritz Funk Gorman Götz Griesmann Groh Haak Haas Hoffmann Holzhauer Höppner Horn Idt Jäger Janson Keizer Keller Kempf Kimmel Kopp Kraft Krämer Kraus Krausch Krieger Künstler Laubach Markert Meier Mühl Müller Neustedt Ott Pabst Pfeif Pfelinger Popp Reich Reichert Ritter Röhmer Schadt Schäfer Schleicher Schmidt Schmunk Schönemeier Schräder Schreiner Schütz Schwabauer Schwedel Simeon Simon Sinner Spiess Steigerwald Stieler Straub Stürtz Uhrich Volmer Walter Weber Weigand Weitz Werner Wilhelm Zeitler Movement to/from Fischer, Reinwald, Rosenheim, & Stahl am Karaman is noted.