I'd be happy to hear from anyone researching City of ODESSA Families Bergau and Kraft Ella Melik

Landau: IMMEL HELBLING HECKEL RIEDINGER Josefstal: ZINK

villagers from: Alt Danzig (Kirovograd) Neu Danzig (Nikolayev) Güldendorf (Odessa) Hoffnungstal (Bessarabia) Curt. Renz AHSGR and GRHS Village Coordinator

Hi all, This past summer, after five years of looking, I finally found my relatives who are now living in Germany. It was an emotional and joyful reunion. They were very excited about all the research I had done. One of the highlights was seeing pictures of my great grandparents in the 1890's as well as hearing stories about their lives in Ukraine. In the area around Dnepropetrowsk, I'm researching the villages of: JAMBURG, MARIENTAL, KATHARINENHOF, SERAFIMOWKA, SOLENOJE Surnames: BLEICHER, KLASS, SCHUBERT, BLANK, DONHAUSER, EIGENSEER, ILLENSEER, GOLDOFF, HARTMANN, KALTEIS, MEIER, LAUTENSCHLAGER, ZEIGER, ZINN Peter Oleskevich Burlington, Ontario peter.nancy@cogeco.ca

Good idea. I am researching Hellmann's from: Morlheim, southwestern Germany prior to 1789; then Karlsruhe, Russia from 1810 -; and finally Woronesh, Russia in the early 1900s. We lost contact with relatives during WWII and don't know where to look now but grandfather has listed Woronesh as his home on Ellis Island records. Thanks Bev

Village of Meschewaja WERNER, LEIPPI, JEDIG, EDENEUR, ARTES

"Freydental" may be how some folks have written a placename they found hard to pronounce... but i think we will have to look for Freudental / Freudenthal I have see it as Freidental as well...*** The spelling -thal is "older" than -tal, and we can see it across the entire range of placenames that end in either. And the "old" spelling does not include "-tahl" Jay *** Freudental Birth Records, 186x Fischer, Friedrich 10 Feb 1868 Berlin Michael Katharine Alrich? 1884110/3 549 19 From Freidenthal Gewiss, Jacob 26 Sep 1869 Neu Cassel Johann Louise Werner 1884110/3 523 136 From Freidenthal Freudental Death Records, 188xSchweigart, Johannes 26 Apr 1881 Annenthal Valentin - Guenzer, Elisabetha 1897593-1 797 1 1y.8m.29d., Annenthal Freidensthal, Bessarabia Glueckstal Marriage Records, 183xLehr, Johannes Kopp, Margaretha 23 Nov 1833 Glucksthal 1792290/2 179 33 Br: from Freidenthal Grm from Cassel Neusatz Birth Records, 184xSchamber, Friederike 21 Feb 1847 Freidental Adam 1882639/1 537 13 Neusatz Birth Records, 185x Bauerle, Rosine 16 Apr 1857 Freidenstahl Carl/Dorothea Muller 1884103/2 157 47 .................... a long listZeeb, Gottlieb 26 Feb 1857 Freidenstahl Georg/Marg. Bauer 1884103/2 155 25 Rohrbach Birth Records, 187xBecker, Elisabetha 23 Feb 1878 Neu-Freidentha Heinrich B. 1895624/1 775 4 ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:50 PM Subject: [GERmanRUSsian] Roll Call > ENGEL ancestors from village of Freudental (Alt Freudental, Freydental, > Freudenthal) Black Sea region, Grossliebental, South Russia, now Ukraine. > > TRICK (TRIK, TRUECK, TRUCK, DRUECK) from village of Neuburg or Grossliebental > > Rene'

Well there U have it! And see what a ROLL CALL can deliver! Jay ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek J Witt" <dwitt1@kc.rr.com> To: "JM_on_GR_G" <JM_on_GR_genealogy@telus.net> Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 12:59 AM Subject: Re: Leiker > Ah, thank you. I have been to that very site and didn't look hard > enough. LOL > > I didn't know when Joe was born or how old he was. > > On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 22:43, JM_on_GR_G wrote: > > Have U seen: > > http://members.aol.com/MGill0%20292/genea.htm#Leiker > > > > ? > > > > There U have LEIKER and Kansas... > > As well as > > http://globalguest.com/gb/OBERMUNJOR/guestbook5.html with: > > Joseph Leiker b. 2-2-1844 Obermonjou, Russia d. 12-19-1917 Munjor, Kansas > > 13. > > Agnes Dechant b. 11-2-1841 Obermonjou, Russia d. 12-25-1918 Munjor, Kansas > > 14. > > > > and further down: > > "" The founders of Munjor were part of the largest single expedition of > > Unsere Leute to emigrate from Russia. Under the leadership of Balthazar > > Brungardt 108 families left Saratov by train on July 8, 1876. Their body > > consisted of departures from Herzog, Obermonjou, Louis, Graf, Wittman, > > Marienthal, Schoenchen, and Gattung. The group SEPTEMBER rated at > > Eydtkuhnen, with the Munjor founders among these electing to sail via the > > Hamburg-American line. Arriving in New York, they then proceeded by train to > > Herzog. After remaining there several days, they repaired to a site on Big > > Creek a short distance north of the present village of Munjor. Some two > > months later they moved to the present town site in Section 25, Town ship > > 14, Range 18 in Wheatland Township. The MUNJOR settlers were poor people, as > > were most of the Volga-Germans in the other local settlements. "" etc. etc. > > > > That file is a bit of a mess , as it is all run together, but i think U can > > make some sense of it... > > > > Good luck, > > > > Jay > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Derek J Witt" <dwitt1@kc.rr.com> > > To: <GermanRussian-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:54 PM > > Subject: [GERmanRUSsian] Roll Call > > > > > > > Hi. :) > > > > > > Nice mailing list. I'm curious about my great-great grandfather, Joseph > > > LEIKER. He emigrated from OBERMUNJOR Russia on 20 July 1876 and was one > > > of the founders of MUNJOR, Kansas. > > > > > > I noticed on one website that the 1798 census of Obermunjor mentions the > > > surname of Leiker. > > > > > >

U may also wanna check: www.volgagerman.net/Sunflower%20Chapter%20of%20AHSGR.htm www.ahsgr.org/northeastern_kansas_chapter.htm And some obits: http://www.webbitt.com/volga/lower/obitsl.htm http://www.webbitt.com/volga/lower/802obits.htm http://www.gbtribune.com/obitsarchive/2003/oct2003.htm some family trees: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dcrose/dat74.html#91 http://www.cousinconnect.com/d/a/39548 etc. etc. Happy roots rooting! Jay ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek J Witt" <dwitt1@kc.rr.com> To: <GermanRussian-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:54 PM Subject: [GERmanRUSsian] Roll Call > Hi. :) > > Nice mailing list. I'm curious about my great-great grandfather, Joseph > LEIKER. He emigrated from OBERMUNJOR Russia on 20 July 1876 and was one > of the founders of MUNJOR, Kansas. > > I noticed on one website that the 1798 census of Obermunjor mentions the > surname of Leiker. > > > > > > ==== GermanRussian Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb's mailing lists are filtered and most SPAM is intercepted. > >

Have U seen: http://members.aol.com/MGill0%20292/genea.htm#Leiker ? There U have LEIKER and Kansas... As well as http://globalguest.com/gb/OBERMUNJOR/guestbook5.html with: Joseph Leiker b. 2-2-1844 Obermonjou, Russia d. 12-19-1917 Munjor, Kansas 13. Agnes Dechant b. 11-2-1841 Obermonjou, Russia d. 12-25-1918 Munjor, Kansas 14. and further down: "" The founders of Munjor were part of the largest single expedition of Unsere Leute to emigrate from Russia. Under the leadership of Balthazar Brungardt 108 families left Saratov by train on July 8, 1876. Their body consisted of departures from Herzog, Obermonjou, Louis, Graf, Wittman, Marienthal, Schoenchen, and Gattung. The group SEPTEMBER rated at Eydtkuhnen, with the Munjor founders among these electing to sail via the Hamburg-American line. Arriving in New York, they then proceeded by train to Herzog. After remaining there several days, they repaired to a site on Big Creek a short distance north of the present village of Munjor. Some two months later they moved to the present town site in Section 25, Town ship 14, Range 18 in Wheatland Township. The MUNJOR settlers were poor people, as were most of the Volga-Germans in the other local settlements. "" etc. etc. That file is a bit of a mess , as it is all run together, but i think U can make some sense of it... Good luck, Jay ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek J Witt" <dwitt1@kc.rr.com> To: <GermanRussian-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:54 PM Subject: [GERmanRUSsian] Roll Call > Hi. :) > > Nice mailing list. I'm curious about my great-great grandfather, Joseph > LEIKER. He emigrated from OBERMUNJOR Russia on 20 July 1876 and was one > of the founders of MUNJOR, Kansas. > > I noticed on one website that the 1798 census of Obermunjor mentions the > surname of Leiker. >

AND we see it in textual information* that introduces people to other files... : "" We will also find that there are people from many places other than where they were living in 1940. We can note in the Bessarabian films, that there are many families from the Odessa area of Grossliebental, Alexanderhilf, >>> Neuberg, <<< Worms, and the Glueckstal colonies. There will also be a few from Rohrbach, Peterstal, Freudental, etc. "" which is very unfortunate... J. Meeuwig * From http://odessa3.org/collections/bess/koblenz/link/kobintro.txt "This is an introduction to a collection of 31 films held in Bismarck ND in the GRHS library and the index to these films. This introduction is written by Dale Wahl and edited by Marty McMahon December 1997."

Ooops... wrong list... ----- Original Message ----- From: "JM_on_GR_H" <JM_on_GR_heritage@telus.net> To: <GermanRussian-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:44 PM Subject: [GERmanRUSsian] Re: Re: [GR-HERITAGE] Pest control... > Yes i have seen damage by hoppers... > and have also skidded on the TransCanada highway by Moosejaw, > when it was covered with those fat green insects > after they had gorged themselves elsewhere... > The road was slicker than a waterslide that was greased with butter... > My windshield was a mess too! > > And to think that the Royal Canadian Airforce > used do flight training from a field in Moosejaw... > A buddy of mine was stationed there... > > As an aside... i don't think that GRs brought the methods > described below along to Canada to fight hopper infestions... > Or??? > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jim Klein" <kleiji@wwc.edu> > To: <GR-HERITAGE@LISTSERV.NODAK.EDU> > Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:02 PM > Subject: Re: [GR-HERITAGE] Pest control... > > > > On page 136 of Joseph Heights' "Homesteaders on the Steppe", there is a > > reproduction of an 1838 woodcut by Kohl showing peoples' response to a > > locust invasion near Odessa in 1828 and 1829. Accompany text states: > > > > "Every able-bodied man, woman, and child was required to rally to the > > fight. People tried desperately to deter the swarms from landing on the > > fields by creating a pandemonium of noise. Men fired shots into the > > air, hoisted firebrands and scarecrows on long poles, beat loudly on > > kettle drums, and built smudges of damp straw and litter. Sometimes the > > din and the smoke actually caused an approaching swarm to veer from its > > course and by-pass a village. But when it descended upon a field or > > garden, the locust fighters quickly encircled it with numerous fires and > > tried to exterminate the invaders on the ground by throwing in faggots > > of burning straw or running horse-drawn rollers over the field. But all > > the efforts to stave off disaster were of little avail. When the > > depredators had gorged themselves they rose en masse into the air, > > leaving behind a scene of vast ruin and desolation." > > > > >>> JM_on_GR_H <JM_on_GR_heritage@telus.net> 08/23/04 7:33 PM >>> > > While doing some research on "bio-remedies" i wondered if anyone has any > > stories they can share about what The Germans IN Russia may have done > > about > > agricultural or "garden" pests... > > > > I remember, as a kid collecting [Colorado] potato beetles on my > > grandfather's farm. > > > > > > > > > ==== GermanRussian Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb's mailing lists are filtered and attachments are NOT allowed. > >

Yes i have seen damage by hoppers... and have also skidded on the TransCanada highway by Moosejaw, when it was covered with those fat green insects after they had gorged themselves elsewhere... The road was slicker than a waterslide that was greased with butter... My windshield was a mess too! And to think that the Royal Canadian Airforce used do flight training from a field in Moosejaw... A buddy of mine was stationed there... As an aside... i don't think that GRs brought the methods described below along to Canada to fight hopper infestions... Or??? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Klein" <kleiji@wwc.edu> To: <GR-HERITAGE@LISTSERV.NODAK.EDU> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:02 PM Subject: Re: [GR-HERITAGE] Pest control... > On page 136 of Joseph Heights' "Homesteaders on the Steppe", there is a > reproduction of an 1838 woodcut by Kohl showing peoples' response to a > locust invasion near Odessa in 1828 and 1829. Accompany text states: > > "Every able-bodied man, woman, and child was required to rally to the > fight. People tried desperately to deter the swarms from landing on the > fields by creating a pandemonium of noise. Men fired shots into the > air, hoisted firebrands and scarecrows on long poles, beat loudly on > kettle drums, and built smudges of damp straw and litter. Sometimes the > din and the smoke actually caused an approaching swarm to veer from its > course and by-pass a village. But when it descended upon a field or > garden, the locust fighters quickly encircled it with numerous fires and > tried to exterminate the invaders on the ground by throwing in faggots > of burning straw or running horse-drawn rollers over the field. But all > the efforts to stave off disaster were of little avail. When the > depredators had gorged themselves they rose en masse into the air, > leaving behind a scene of vast ruin and desolation." > > >>> JM_on_GR_H <JM_on_GR_heritage@telus.net> 08/23/04 7:33 PM >>> > While doing some research on "bio-remedies" i wondered if anyone has any > stories they can share about what The Germans IN Russia may have done > about > agricultural or "garden" pests... > > I remember, as a kid collecting [Colorado] potato beetles on my > grandfather's farm. > > >

As before: Unfortunately a lot of records have been transcribed with Neuberg instead of Neuburg as the placename. The place was actually Neuburg, and to the best of my knowledge there was no Neuberg in S.Russia. Lets we think this is only in the St. Pete records, here is more of the sort of confusion we see: Schoch, Johanna Christiana 21 Oct 1791 Neuberg/Wuerttemberg 1476493 3176/84 ahnentafel Schoech, Johanna Christiana 21 Oct 1791 Nauburg Neuburg Brackenheim 1476493 2010 marriage record Schoech, Johanna Christina 21 Oct 1791 Neuburg 1476492 1716 ahnentafel Schoech, Johanna Christine 21 Oct 1791 Neuberg/Wuerttemberg 1476492 202 familien buch Schoech, Johanna Christine 21 Oct 1791 Neuberg 1476493 2494 ahnentafel { per Christian FIESS Files Supplemental Index M - Z } So PLEASE be aware! Jay

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ERRORS cont.: Search of St. Petersburg Archive Extractions for the query "Neuberg" Grossliebental Marriage RecordsDreher, Johannes 12 Mar 1837 Neuburg Otto, Elisabeth 1882647/3 20 4 Wf - Widow frm Neuberg Grm Widower & Kolonist from Neuberg Wagner, Jakob 13 Apr 1837 Neuburg Taqart, Sophie 1882647/3 20 6 Wf - from Peterstal Grm Widower from Neuberg Grossliebental Birth Records, 183x Ammon, Josephine Feb 1833 Neuberg Andreas Ammon 1792290/2 38 3 Anderst, Gottlieb Dec 1832 Neuberg Gottlieb Anderst 1792290/2 38 1 Bauer, Wilhelm Apr 1833 Neuberg Georg Bauer 1792290/2 39 12 Essig, Johann Georg May 1833 Neuberg Johann Essig 1792290/2 39 14 Faul, Philipp Carl Feb 1833 Neuberg Peter Faul 1792290/2 38 7 Fischer, Barbara Apr 1833 Neuberg Johann Heinrich Fischer 1792290/2 39 13 Frey, Regina May 1833 Neuberg Georg Frey 1792290/2 39 15 Frisch, Maria Elisabetha Sep 1833 Neuberg Peter Frisch 1792290/2 40 20 Graff, Dorothea Dec 1833 Neuberg Friedrich Graff 1792290/2 40 25 Heimbuch, Johann Heinrich Aug 1833 Neuberg Jacob Heimbuch 1792290/2 40 19 Herz, Ludwig Jan 1833 Neuberg Ludwig Herz 1792290/2 38 2 Huls, Juliana Jul 1833 Neuberg Mattheus Huls 1792290/2 39 16 Hummel, Sophia Feb 1833 Neuberg Johannes Hummel 1792290/2 38 8 Litz, Philipp Jul 1833 Neuberg Jacob Litz 1792290/2 39 18 Maier, Christine Juliane Cath Feb 1833 Neuberg Gottlieb Maier 1792290/2 38 4 Meier, Christina Barbara Mar 1833 Neuberg Johann Michael Meier 1792290/2 38 10 Ottmar, Johannes Nov 1833 Neuberg Johann Ottmar 1792290/2 40 23 Plocher, Andreas David Feb 1833 Neuberg Georg Plocher 1792290/2 38 6 Reister, Michael Oct 1833 Neuberg Martin Reister 1792290/2 40 22 Schaffner, Dorothea Magdalena Mar 1833 Neuberg Heinrich Schaffner 1792290/2 38 9 Schweinforth, Eva Margaretha Jul 1833 Neuberg Georg Schweinforth 1792290/2 39 17 Taxis, Johann Georg Dec 1833 Neuberg Jacob Taxis 1792290/2 40 24 Uetz??, Johann Gottfried Mar 1833 Neuberg Johann Uetz?? 1792290/2 39 11 Wagner, Johann Feb 1833 Neuberg Georg Wagner 1792290/2 38 5 Weiss, Friederike Dec 1833 Neuberg Ernst Weiss 1792290/2 40 26 Ziegler, Johann Heinrich Oct 1833 Neuberg Johannes Ziegler 1792290/2 40 21 Ammon, Christina 26 Oct 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Ammon 1895624/1 591 35 Anderst, Johannes 4 Oct 1878 Neuberg Daniel Anderst 1895624/1 591 33 Becker, Karl 3 Jul 1878 Neuberg Karl Becker 1895624/1 590 22 Dietrich, Barbara 1 Aug 1878 Neuberg Gottlieb Dietrich 1895624/1 590 27 Dreher, Barbara 15 Jul 1878 Neuberg Moth Carolina Dreher 1895624/1 590 25 Fetzer, Karolina 21 May 1878 Neuberg Leonhard Fetzer 1895624/1 589 15 Frey, Elisabetha 10 May 1878 Neuberg Gottfried Frey 1895624/1 589 13 Harsch, Elisabetha 20 Sep 1878 Neuberg Philipp Harsch 1895624/1 591 31 Heimbuch, Wilhelm 29 Jan 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Heimbuch 1895624/1 587 4 Heinrich, Johann 26 Jan 1878 Neuberg Gottlieb Heinrich 1895624/1 587 2 Hertz, Heinrich 4 Apr 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Hertz 1895624/1 587 9 Hirning, Johannes 16 Apr 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Hirning 1895624/1 589 11 Hirning, Louisa 11 Jul 1878 Neuberg Andreas Hirning 1895624/1 590 24 Horch, Pauline 14 May 1878 Neuberg Friedrich Horch 1895624/1 589 14 Kaatz, Katharina Elisabetha 12 Dec 1878 Neuberg Wilhelm Kaatz 1895624/1 591 39 Kaefer, Katharina 10 Aug 1878 Neuberg Johannes Kaefer 1895624/1 590 28 Kaeser, Sophia Christina 8 Nov 1878 Neuberg Johann Georg Kaesser 1895624/1 591 36 Kuehlbauch, Magdalena 20 Sep 1878 Neuberg Jakob Kuehlbauch 1895624/1 591 32 Maier, Karolina 27 May 1878 Neuberg Jakob Maier 1895624/1 589 16 Maier, Katharina 30 Jul 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Maier 1895624/1 590 26 Maile, Julianna 14 Apr 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Maile 1895624/1 587 10 Neu, Christina 19 Apr 1878 Neuberg Johann Neu 1895624/1 589 12 Neu, Elisabetha 17 Jun 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Neu 1895624/1 589 20 Otto, Friedricka 10 Jun 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Otto 1895624/1 589 18 Otto, Jakob 8 Jul 1878 Neuberg Johannes Otto 1895624/1 590 23 Praegitzer, Eduard 14 Jun 1878 Neuberg Georg Praegitzer 1895624/1 589 19 Rath, Christine 6 Jul 1878 Neuberg Christian Rath 1895624/1 590 30 Born in Raxolowa Rath, Gottfried 23 Feb 1878 Neuberg Gottfried Rath 1895624/1 587 5 Rath, Johann 27 Feb 1878 Neuberg Jakob Rath 1895624/1 587 6 Rath, Karolina 11 Oct 1878 Neuberg Johann Rath 1895624/1 591 34 Reister, Elisabetha 8 Apr 1878 Neuberg Christian Reister 1895624/1 587 8 Reister, Wilhelm 22 Dec 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Reister 1895624/1 591 40 Rivinius, Wilhelm 26 Aug 1878 Neuberg Gregar Rivinius/Dorothea Walk 1895624/1 590 29 Rohrer, Johann 3 Jun 1878 Neuberg Johann Rohrer 1895624/1 589 17 Ruff, Christina 12 Jan 1878 Neuberg Moth Sophia Ruff 1895624/1 587 1 Ruff, Elisabetha 29 Nov 1878 Neuberg Peter Ruff 1895624/1 591 37 Ruff, Louise 27 Feb 1878 Neuberg Johann Ruff 1895624/1 587 7 Schneider, Dorothea 28 Jun 1878 Neuberg Jakob Schneider 1895624/1 590 21 Spee, Johann 14 Dec 1878 Neuberg Johann Spee 1895624/1 591 38 Waesch, Katharina 27 Jan 1878 Neuberg Theobold Waesch 1895624/1 587 3 Grossliebental Death RecordsAmmon, Christine Sep 1833 Neuberg Andreas Ammon 1792290/2 50 9 2 yrs 2 mos 15 dys Ammon, Dorothea Oct 1833 Neuberg Andreas Ammon 1792290/2 50 11 12 yrs 4 mos 14 dys Ammon, Friedrich Jacob Nov 1833 Neuberg Andreas Ammon 1792290/2 50 12 6 yrs 17 dys Eder, Johann Philipp Jan 1833 Neuberg Martin Eder 1792290/2 50 1 2 yrs 4 mos 27 dys Eisenbrei, Juliane Barbara Aug 1833 Neuberg Bernhard Eisenbrei 1792290/2 50 7 1 yr 9 mos 9 dys Fetzer, Barbara Jul 1833 Neuberg Leonhard Fetzer 1792290/2 50 5 10 yrs 2 mos 9 dys Fischer, Barbara Oct 1833 Neuberg Heinrich Fischer 1792290/2 50 10 5 mos 14 dys Fischer, Johanna Friederike Feb 1833 Neuberg 1792290/2 50 3 37 yrs 11 mos 19 dys Nee Uhl Harsch, Johann 4 Dec 1838 Grossliebental Georg Friedrich Harsch 1882648/1 369 80 1 1/2 yrs - from Neuberg Heimbuch, Johann Jacob Dec 1833 Neuberg Jacob Heimbuch 1792290/2 50 13 2 yrs 2 mos 23 dys Herz, Georg Ludwig Apr 1833 Neuberg 1792290/2 50 4 34 yrs 6 mos 4 dys Hoehn, Maria Elisabetha Aug 1833 Neuberg 1792290/2 50 8 76 yrs 4 mos 14 dys Born in Wurtemberg Dorf Luzbeurau? Huels, Johann Heinrich Jul 1833 Neuberg Mattheus Heuls 1792290/2 50 6 2 yrs 6 mos 28 dys Truck, Johann Martin Feb 1833 Neuberg Martin Truck 1792290/2 50 2 20 yrs 8 mos 5 dys Utz ??, Christine 7 Sep 1835 Grossliebental Johannes Utz ? 1882645/2 16 32 25 yrs (born Neuberg) Father or Step father or Husb ?? Aisenbrey, Susanne 16 Jan 1845 Grossliebental Husb Andreas Aisenbrey 1882636/1 372 8 19 1/2 yrs (nee Anderst ) From NeuberBecker, Carl 9 Dec 1878 Neuberg Karl Becker 1895624/1 611 20 5 mos 6 dys Binder, Catharina 26 May 1878 Neuberg Moth Catharina Binder 1895624/1 610 11 2 yrs 1 mo 8 dys Dreher, Barbara 4 Aug 1878 Neuberg Moth Karolina Dreher 1895624/1 611 15 20 dys Harsch, Elisabetha 27 Sep 1878 Neuberg Philipp Harsch 1895624/1 611 17 7 dys Hirning, Johannes 2 May 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Hirning 1895624/1 610 10 16 dys Hirning, Johannes 27 Oct 1878 Neuberg Wife Margaretha Laufer ?? 1895624/1 611 19 80 yrs 6 mos 4 dys Born in Ulm Wurt Hummel, Elisabetha 14 Apr 1878 Neuberg 1895624/1 610 7 79 yrs 3 mos 13 dys Widow Born in Lidling ? Ungarn Kirsch, Elisabetha 30 May 1878 Neuberg Sebastian Kirsch 1895624/1 611 12 18 yrs 3 mos 16 dys Kirsch, Sebastian 8 Oct 1878 Neuberg Wife Rosina Heimrich 1895624/1 611 18 54 yrs 11 mos 11 dys Kludt, Johanna 11 Sep 1878 Neuberg Benjamin Kludt 1895624/1 611 16 9 mos 16 dys Maile, Juliana 15 Jun 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Maile 1895624/1 611 13 2 mos Otto, Magdalena 15 Apr 1878 Neuberg Husb Jakob Otto 1895624/1 610 8 48 yrs 9 mos 15 dys ( nee Maier ) Praegitzer, Rosina 26 Feb 1878 Neuberg Gottlieb Praegitzer 1895624/1 610 4 1 yr 1 mo 10 dys Reister, Catharina 1 Apr 1878 Neuberg Heinrich Reister 1895624/1 610 5 5 mos 29 dys Ruff, Christina 22 Feb 1878 Neuberg Sophie Ruff 1895624/1 610 3 1 mo 8 dys Ruff, Johannes 7 Apr 1878 Neuberg Karl Ruff 1895624/1 610 6 5 mos 14 dys Schaechterle, Magdalena 28 Jan 1878 Neuberg Johann Schaechterle 1895624/1 610 1 4 mos 6 dys Schmidt, Johann Jacob 3 Feb 1878 Neuberg Wife Wilhelmina Maile 1895624/1 610 2 51 yrs 6 mos 7 dys Born in Frudenthal Schneider, Dorothea 7 Jul 1878 Neuberg Jakob Schneider 1895624/1 611 14 7 dys Trick, Magdalena 25 Apr 1878 Neuberg Husb Philipp Trick 1895624/1 610 9 32 yrs 6 mos 1 dy ( nee Rath/Roth ?? ) Born in Rohrbach

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ERRORS cont.: Search of St. Petersburg Archive Extractions for the query "Neuberg" Freudental Birth Records, 185x Heer, Caroline 11 Nov 1856 Franzfeld Johann Jacob/Margaretha Juliana Friedrica Becker 1884100/2 100 55 Mother from Neuberg, PBN:99 Rath, Elisabetha 14 May 1851 Freudental Jacob/Elisabeth Feucht 1883181/1 70 30 EL, From Neuberg, PBN:0 Freudental Death Records, 185x Schmidt, Johanna 27 May 1854 Petersthal 1883189/2 735 75 28y.1m.20d., B-7 Apr 1826, Neuberg, MN-Rouff, H-Philipp, PBN:170 ] Glueckstal Birth Records, 183x Werth, Carl 2 Dec 1836 Neuberg Johann 1882646/2 228 210 Glueckstal Death Records, 187x Mayer, Wilhelm 4 Jul 1879 Neuberg Felix 1895629/1 722 7 11 years 9 mo. 10 days Glueckstal Deaths, 1833-1885 Buetelspacher, Rosine 19 Dec 1877 57y 10m 27d Neuberg 1895624-1-652-006 check record; is Ludwig Buetelspacher spouse? Maier, Wilhelm Felix 4 Jul 1879 11y 9m 10d Neuberg 1895629-1-722-016 check record for mother's name; mother is BEUHTELSPACHER Ruff, Dorothea 14 Jul 1874 50y 10m 21d Neuberg 1884120-1-702-020 married name was Bauer Odessa (City) Birth Records, Meyer, Rosina 8 Dec 1846 Odessa Joseph Christine Dreher 1882637/3 298 90 From Neuberg Rossle, Regina 18 Oct 1845 Odessa Joseph Elisabetha Pitz 1882636/1 371 100 From Neuberg Odessa (City) Deaths Records Hollewing, Christoph 5 Jan 1878 Odessa 1895623-2 57 6 80y.0m.0d., Neuberg, Boehmen, B: c1798, widower Rohrbach Birth Records, 188x Fetzer, Karolina 10 Nov 1881 Neusatz Moth Magdalena Fetzer 1895610/1 833 2 Single Mother Grdfr - Leonhard of Neuberg

Unfortunately a lot of records have been transcribed with Neuberg instead of Neuburg as the placename. The placename is actually Neuburg, and to the best of my knowledge there was no Neuberg in S.Russia. Nor for that matter was there a Neuberg in Wuerttemberg. There was only one in Hessen. So please be sure to record the correct name in any derivative work. Below is a list of the errors on the St.Pete online files; rest assured there are plenty of other places where this placename has been recorded incorrectly. And where it has been propagated in error. Already in 1382 do we find mention of the Rittergeschlechts Thumb von Neuburg... in the history of Schwaben[-land]. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ERRORS: Search of St. Petersburg Archive Extractions for the query "Neuberg" Bessarabian Village Birth Records, 185x Binder, Catharina Christina 12 Nov 1852 Lichtental Heinrich Schreiber, Christina 1883185/1 151 28 from Neuberg Binder, Ludwig 27 Oct 1853 Lichtenthal Heinrich Schrieber, Christina 1883188/1 140 26 Neuberg Maile, 11 Jan 1853 Lichtenthal Friedrich Schaufelberger, Dorothea 1883188/1 138 2 from Neuberg, stillborn Schumann, Caroline Henriette 23 Apr 1861 Katzbach Carl Ferdinand Neuberg?, Wilhelmina 1884084/2 459 13 Bessarabian Village Death Records, 185x Bauer, Friedrich 20 Apr 1850 Teplitz Friedrich 1882651/3 172 7 Neuberg colonist Klein, Michael 3 Sep 1853 Friedenthal 1883188/2 192 20 ? Neuberg, ? Hungary 53y.0.Litz, Michael 10 Jun 1867 Friedenthal 1884091 276 10 Neuberg Schneider, Friedrich 18 Feb 1868 Siementhal Friedrich 1884092 197 2 from Neuberg Speh, Johannes 8 Apr 1868 Siementhal Johann 1884092 197 3 from Neuberg Vogt, Elisabeth 23 May 1869 Friedensthal 1884110/3 261 9 Neuberg nee Faul 30yAmmon, Katharina 28 Aug 1874 Seimenthal Friedrich Bauer, Susanna 1884119/3 71 7 from Neuberg Anderst, Katharina 5 Feb 1874 Seimenthal Christian ???, Katharina 1884119/3 71 1 from Neuberg Fetzer, son 16 Nov 1876 Seimenthal Johann Bauer, Katharina 1884070/1 926 18 stillborn from Neuberg Hayle, Jacob 7 Feb 1874 Seimenthal 1884119/3 71 2 Neuberg from Neuberg Jergentz, Leonhard 18 Mar 1876 Seimenthal Gottlieb Jergentz, Magdalena 1884070/1 925 7 from Neuberg Neher, Elisabetha 29 Feb 1876 Sophienthal Lorenz 1884070/1 903 4 Neuberg from Freudenthal Praegitzer, Gottlieb 14 Dec 1876 Seimenthal Johann Jrgentz, Catharina 1884070/1 926 20 from Neuberg Schneider, Magdalena 17 May 1876 Seimenthal Johann Albrecht, Karolina 1884070/1 926 15 from Neuberg Schneider, Wilhelm 21 Dec 1870 Seimental Peter 1884125/2 236 8 Neuberg Speh, Friedrich 21 Mar 1876 Seimenthal Ludwig Rivinius, Katharina 1884070/1 925 8 from Neuberg Maas, Elisabeth 7 Oct 1883 Sophienthal 1895615/2 971 2 Neuberg 32y, 8m, 1d; nee Wiedmeier, wife of Martin

ENGEL ancestors from village of Freudental (Alt Freudental, Freydental, Freudenthal) Black Sea region, Grossliebental, South Russia, now Ukraine. TRICK (TRIK, TRUECK, TRUCK, DRUECK) from village of Neuburg or Grossliebental Rene'

Village of LENSCHUTZ, Poland: Frank, Steg The Frank and Steg families arrived at Ellis Island in 1894. They traveled to Burlington, Colorado and lived there for 6 years. In 1900 they traveled to Sterling, Colorado and established permanent residence. Village of KOLB: Kanzler, Adler, Schreiner The Kanzler family I research arrived at Ellis Island in 1899 ... they traveled to NE and then on to Sugar City, Colorado, from there they lived in Sterling, Keota, Ione, and several small towns in Colorado. The same with the Adler family. Judy Kanzler Garretson JuGargo@aol.com

Hi. :) Nice mailing list. I'm curious about my great-great grandfather, Joseph LEIKER. He emigrated from OBERMUNJOR Russia on 20 July 1876 and was one of the founders of MUNJOR, Kansas. I noticed on one website that the 1798 census of Obermunjor mentions the surname of Leiker.