Mennonite Villages in Russia - Germans from Russian ... · Mennonite Villages in Russia Compiled by Tim Janzen Village Name Russian Name Year Founded Government District and/or Province

Mennonite Villages in Russia Compiled by Tim Janzen

Village Name Russian Name Year

Founded Government District and/or Province

Colony Name Mother Colony Sources

Chortitza Khortitza 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608 Rosenthal Kanzerovka 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608 Insel Chortitza Ostrov Khortitsa 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; How God Leads Einlage Kitschkas 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608;

Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents Neuenburg Malaschevka 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608;

Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Schoenhorst Vodyanaya

(Ruchaeivka) 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 27;

Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Neuendorf Schirokoye 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608;

Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Kronsweide Vladimirovka 1789 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608;

Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents Schoenwiese Shenvize

(Moskovka) 1793 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; How God Leads;

Chortitza Family Registers, Volume 1, p. 198 Kronsgarten Polovitsa 1793 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; How God Leads; Stumpp’s Map of the

Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant E3; Preservings, No. 18, June, 2001, p. 114, 115 Nieder Chortitza Nischnaya

Khortitza 1803 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, p. 146, 147

Burwalde Baburka 1803 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Kronsthal Dolinsk 1809 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Neu-Osterwick Pavlovka 1812 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Schoeneberg Smolyanaya 1816 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Neuhorst Ternovataya 1824 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608;

Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Rosengart Novoslobodka 1824 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608;

Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Blumengart Kapustyanka 1824 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 27;

Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Neu Kronsweide Dnyeprovka or

Velikii Lug 1833 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 27; Herman and

Katharina, Their Story, p. 6 Rosenbach 1928 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, frame 325; WilliVogt’s map of the Chortitza Colony

region; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 572; National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, p. 324, 325; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents, in the Chortitza file

Halbstadt Molochansk 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Muntau Yanevka

(Yasnovka) 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Schoenau Dolina 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Fischau Rybalovka

(Rybolovka) 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Lindenau Lyubimovka 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Lichtenau Svetlodolinskoye 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Blumstein Kamenskoye 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Muensterberg Prilukorka

(Prilukovka) 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Altonau Chervonoye

(Travnyeve) 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Schoensee Shenze

(Snegurevka) 1804 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Ladekopp Lakovka

(Ladovka) 1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Petershagen Kutuzovka 1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Tiegenhagen Levadnoye 1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Ohrloff (Orloff) Orlovo 1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Tiege Tige (Orlovo) 1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 43 Blumenort Volnaye

(Orlovo) 1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads

Rosenort Vodyanoye (Orlovo)

1805 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101; How God Leads

Fuerstenau Legovka (Lugovka) (Lygovka)


Schaeferei (Schifferei)

1807 Taurida Molotschna Prussia Die Mennoniten in Russland, p. 145

Rueckenau Rosolugovka (Kozolugovka)


Juschanlee (Yushanlee)

Kirovo 1830 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 34, 43; Johann Cornies, p. 16

Steinbach Kalinovka 1812 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Felsenthal 1812 or

1820 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

Die Mennoniten in Russland, p. 145; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 321 and V. 3, p. 733 Fabrikerwiese 1863 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 3, p. 734 Margenau Karkovyy

(Raekovoe) 1819 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Lichtfelde Grushevka 1819 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Neukirch Udarrik

(Udarnik) 1819 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Rudnerweide Rozovka 1820 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Alexanderthal Aleksandrovka

(Alexandrovka) 1820 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101

Schardau Sharovka (Garovka) (Panfilovka)


Pordenau Vesnyanka (Panfilovka)

1820 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101

Marienthal Panfilovka


Grossweide Prostoroye (Prostore)


Franzthal Lugovoy (Lugoviy)


Pastwa Pastva (Kyitkove) (Kvitkovoye)

1820 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 43

Alexanderwohl Svetloye 1821 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Fuerstenwerder Balkov (Balkove)

(Balkovoye) 1821 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Gnadenheim Balashovka

(Balagovka) 1821 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Tiegerweide Groznyy

(Mostovoye) (Mostove)


Liebenau Mayskoye (Ostrikovka)


Elisabeththal Yelizavetovka (Alexandrovka)


Wernersdorf Preberezhoyne (Ostrikovka)


Friedensdorf Khelmnitskogo (Khelmnitskoye) (Chemelniukoye)


Prangenau Stepovyy (Stepovye)


Sparrau Zelenyy Gay (Guy Selyoniy) (Klinovoye)

1828 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101; How God Leads; E-mail message dated August 30, 2002 from Alexander Tedeyev to Tim Janzen

Konteniusfeld Dolgoye (Dovge)


Gnadenfeld Bogdanovka 1835 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Waldheim Rechnoye

(Vladovka) 1836 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101

Landskrone Lankovyy (Lankove)


Neu-Halbstadt Molochansk 1843 Taurida Molotschna Prussia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 34, 38, 127 Hierschau Vledovka

(Vladovka 2) 1848 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Nikolaidorf Nikolayevka

(Nikolsk) 1851 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

E-mail message dated August 30, 2002 from Alexander Tedeyev to Tim Janzen Paulsheim Pavlovka 1852 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Kleefeld Roskoshyy 1854 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

(Roskoshnvy) How God Leads Alexanderkrone Molotschnoye

(Grushevka) 1857 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 43 Mariawohl Maryevka

(Zyelyenyi Yar) (Zelyonyi Yar)


Friedensruh Mirnyy (Malarovka) (Udarnik)

1857 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 43 Chortitza Family Registers, Volume 1, p. 276

Steinfeld Sadovyy 1857 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Gnadenthal Blagodatnyy

(Blagodatnoye) 1862 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

How God Leads Hamberg Kamenka 1862 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 638 Klippenfeld Molonochnoye

(Mogochnuye) (Stulnevo)

1862 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101; How God Leads; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 43; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 3, p. 206

Kuruschan 1909 Taurida Molotschna Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Family History, July, 1991, p. 100-101 Koeppental 1855 Novo-Usensk,

Samara Am Trakt Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 743

Hahnsau 1854 Novo-Usensk, Samara

Am Trakt Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 743

Lindenau 1858 Novo-Usensk, Samara


Fresenheim 1860 Novo-Usensk, Samara


Hohendorf 1862 Novo-Usensk, Samara


Lysanderhoeh 1864 Novo-Usensk, Samara


Orloff 1867 Novo-Usensk, Samara


Valuyevka 1868 Novo-Usensk, Samara


Ostenfeld 1870 Novo-Usensk, Am Trakt Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608 ; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 743

Samara Medemtal 1873 Novo-Usensk,

Samara Am Trakt Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 743

Alexanderthal 1859 Samara Alt-Samara

(Alexandertal) Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608

Neuhoffnung Nadeschdino (Ndezhdino)

1860 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)

Prussia National Archives Microfilm #T81 608

Mariental Mariyevka 1863 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Grotsfeld Krotovka 1863 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Muravyevka 1863 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Orloff Orlovka 1867 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Liebental Lyubimovka 1870 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Schoenau Krasnovka 1870 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Lindenau Krasnovka 1870 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)

Prussia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 52, 133

Marienau Krasnovka 1870 Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Rettungstal 1880s Samara Alt-Samara (Alexandertal)


Hochfeld 1832 Melitopol,

Ekaterinoslav Molotschna Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 770

Bergthal Bodnya

(Respublica) 1836 Melitopol,

Ekaterinoslav Bergthal Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 17, 118

Schoenfeld Ksenovka 1837 Melitopol, Ekaterinoslav

Bergthal Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 17, 118

Schoental Novoromanovka 1837 Melitopol, Ekaterinoslav


Heuboden (Heubuden)

Serveevka 1839 Melitopol, Ekaterinoslav


Friedrichsthal Fedorovka 1852 Melitopol, Ekaterinoslav


Nowo Schitomir (Nowyj-Shitomir) (Novozhitomir)

Schimba (Shimba)

1847 Kherson Judenplan (Ebraer Colony)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant B6; Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47; A Mennonite in Russia: The Diaries of Jacob D. Epp 1851-1880, Map 4; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents, in Friesendorf file

Kamenka (Kamianka)


Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant B6; A Mennonite in Russia: The Diaries of Jacob D. Epp 1851-1880, Map 4; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents, in Friesendorf file

Islutschistoje (Jslutschistaja) (Izluchistaya) (Izluchistoye)

Reggetan 1847 Kherson Judenplan (Ebraer Colony)


Novopodolsk (Novopodolskoye)


Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant B6; A Mennonite in Russia: The Diaries of Jacob D. Epp 1851-1880, Map 4; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents, in Friesendorf file

Nowo Konno (Neu Kowno) (Novokovno)

Krivoples 1847 Kherson Judenplan (Ebraer Colony)


Novovitebsk (Neu-Witebsk) (Novovitebskoye)

Kherson Judenplan (Ebraer Colony)

Chortitza Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 3, p. 125; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant B6; A Mennonite in Russia: The Diaries of Jacob D. Epp 1851-1880, Map 4; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents, in Friesendorf file

Hochfeld 1848 Michailo-

Lukashevo Volost, Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Chortitza Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 770; 1852 List of People living outside the Chortitza Colony; Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant F6; Harry Thiessen’s map of the Zaporozhye area showing the location of Hochfeld

Rosenhof (Brodsky)

before 1860

Melitopol, Taurida

Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant D9; Mennonite Historian, September 2000, p. 9

Gerhardstal Tcheroglas

(Chernoglaz) (Egoropol)

1860 Ekaterinoslav Tcheroglas (Chernoglaz)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 382, 386, and 690; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant D5; E-mail message dated August 30, 2002 from Alexander Tedeyev to Tim Janzen

Adshembet (Adschi-Mambet) (Achubet)

1897 Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 18; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Aktatschi-Busau (Busav-Atkachi)

1886 Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 12, 33; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Alatsch (Alach)

Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Algase-Konrat (Olgase-Kamrat)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Busau Church Records; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Alexanderfeld

Kutyuki (Kutjuki)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Busau Church Records

Andraewka (Andreevka)

Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Busau Church Records; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Annenfeld Annovka 1863 Dzhankoy or Perekop, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 14; Saints and Sinners, p. 112; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 128; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Annenfeld (near Bruderfeld)

1860s Feodosia, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna

Arkaschin Feodosia, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Aschaja Simferopol, Taurida


Atartschik (Adartschik) (Aderchik)

Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13

Bachschill before 1862

Taurida Crimea Moloschna Janzen, Jacob (b. 29 May 1828) Family Record

Bakschai Eupatoria, Taurida


Barak (Barach) Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Map of Berislav and Melitopol region (Map #48)

Baschlytscha (Buslachik) (Bek-Baschlytscha)

Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Basul (Busul)

Eupatoria, Taurida


Bek-Bulatschi (Bek-Bulat)

Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 14; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Bescharan Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28

Biyuk-Busau (Bijuk-Busaw) (Busau)

Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea; Busau Church Records

Biyuk-Kaban (Kaban)

Eupatoria, Taurida


Boragan (Baragon)

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 14

Borongar Dzhankoy, Taurida


Bruderfeld 1861 Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Saints and Sinners, p. 112

Bubschik Eupatoria, Taurida


Burnak Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Burnash Eupatoria, Taurida


Danilovka Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p.13; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Dsanbore (Dzhaiburi)

Dzhankoy, Taurida


Dschangara Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Dselair (Dzhalair)

Feodosia, Taurida


Dshaga-Scheich-Elli (Dzchaga-Shekh-Eli)

1886 Feodosia, Taurida


(Scheich Elli) Ebenfeld Kurt Itchiki

(Kurt Itschki) Dzhankoy,

Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28;

Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 11; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea Ettingerbrunn Sari-Bash

(Saribasch) Eupatoria,

Taurida Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 12, 33;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480 Falantush early

1870s Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 11

Fernheim Feodosia, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Franzfeld Dortkul Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Hochfeld Pascha-Tschokmak (Sari-Pasha-Chokmak)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28, 122; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 741; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Hoffnungsberg 1860 Dzhankoy?, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Saints and Sinners, p. 112

Itschki (Ichki)

Feodosia, Taurida


Johannesruh (Johannesfeld)

Tokultschak (Tukulchak)

1860s Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 11, 33; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea; Busau Church Records; Saints and Sinners, p. 112

Kadagai (Katagay) (Kadagay)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13

Kangil Simferopol, Taurida


Kara-Kodscha (Karakudja) (Karakodzha)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Busau Church Records; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Karakuch Eupatoria, Taurida


Karassan 1862 Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28, 29, 123; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 14-16; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 740, 741; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 3, p. 150, 151; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Kasantschi Simferopol, Taurida


Keneges Dzhankoy, Taurida


Kiat (Kiatt) Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Busau Church Records

Kiptchak Simferopol, Taurida


Kirgis Dzhankoy, Taurida


Kirk Feodosia, Taurida


Kitai Simferopol, Taurida


Kronsgarten before 1865

Kertch, Taurida Crimea Molotschna Janzen, Jacob (b. 29 May 1828) Family Record

Kutievka early 1870s

Dzhankoy, Taurida


Lustigstal (Lustigtal)

Dzhankoy, Taurida


Makut Dzhankoy, Taurida


Mara Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Marienfeld Yalantusch

(Ialantush) (Jabantusch) (Jalantusch)

Dzhankoy or Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 33; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Busau Church Records; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Marienruh Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Menlertschik (Menlerchik) (Minlertschik) (Menglertschik)

1881 Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 16, 19; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Montanai (Busav-Montanai) (Elgeri Montanai)

Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 12, 13, 33; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480

Morei Dzhankoy, Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13;

(Mari)(Morre) Taurida Stumpp’s Map of Crimea Neutelentschi (Neu-Telentschi)

Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Ogus-Tobe 1884-85 Kertch, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 20, 21

Philippstal Temir Bulat 1860s Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 11, 12, 33; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Busau Church Records

Sabantschi (Shabantschi)

Perekop or Eupatoria, Taurida


Safronovka Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 33; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Salgirka Simferopol, Taurida


Sarona 1890 Feodosia, Taurida


Schirin (Shirin)

Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 20

Schoental Ischung-Nemetzky Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28, 122; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 13; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 592

Schottenruh Dyurmen (Diurmen)

1876 Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28, 122; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 10; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 741; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 117

Schwesterthal (Schwesterdorf)

1861 Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna Saints and Sinners, p. 112; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Selenaja Feodosia, Taurida


Semisotka (Suvagar)

Kertch, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Spat Gwardeyskoye 1881 Simferopol, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28, 29, 123; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 16-19; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 741; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 592; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Stanislavka Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Telentschi (Telentschi-Dshurt)

Simferopol, Taurida


Terkle Kitai (Terekli)

Eupatoria, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Busau Church Records; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Tokmak (Tamak)

Dzhankoy, Taurida

Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 20; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Toksaba (Tocksaba)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28

Topalovka ca 1900 Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 19, 20

Tschambuldi (Dzhambulda)

Perekop or Dzhankoy, Taurida


Tsche-Tsche Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea

Tschokmak (Tschikamak)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Busau Church Records

Tschongrau (Tchongrav) (Chongrav)

1890s Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28, 122, 123; Mennonite Settlements in Crimea, p. 14; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 740

Usnajak (Uzun-ayak)

Kertch, Taurida Crimea Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Vassilyevka Simferopol, Taurida


Wiebenthal Muni (Monie)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480 Busau Church Records

Yapuntchi (Yapundzha)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 480; Map of Central and Western Crimea (Map #49)

Yschun (Ischun) (Teseki-Ischun)

Perekop, Taurida Crimea Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 28; Stumpp’s Map of Crimea Chortitza Family Registers, Vol. 1, p. 40

Wohldemfuerst Welikoknyashesko

ye 1864 Kuban Kuban Chortitza and

Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Alexanderfeld Alexandrodar 1863-66 Kuban Kuban Chortitza and Molotschna

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Tempelhof 1868 Kuban Tempelhof Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Orbelianovka 1868 Kuban Tempelhof Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Georgsthal, #1 Georgiyevka 1864 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 30; Chortitza Family

Registers, V. 2, p. 268 Olgafeld, #2 1864 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 30 Michaelsburg, #3 1865 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 30 Rosenbach, #4 1866 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 30 Alexanderthal, #5 1867 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 30 Sergeyevka, #6 1868 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 30 Karlovka 1923 Taurida Fuerstenland Chortitza Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 426 Andreasfeld Andrejewka 1864 Alexandrovsk,

Ekaterinoslav Markuslandt; Jakowlewo

Molotschna, then Chortitza

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Saints and Sinners, p. 113 Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant E6; Preservings, December 2000, p. 91, 92

Friedrichsthal 1863 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Markuslandt Molotschna Saints and Sinners, p. 113; Preservings, December 2000, p. 91, 92

Neu Schoenwiese Dmitrovka (St. Leshina)(now called Lezheno)

1867 or 1868

Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Jakowlewo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant E6; Preservings, December 2000, p. 92; http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/EART/x-ussr/100k/L-36-011.jpg, coordinates 76 horizontal and and 00 vertical

Blumenau 1870 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Jakowlewo Chortitza Preservings, December 2000, p. 93

Ebenfeld 1870 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav


Eigenfeld (Eugenfeld)

Yakovlevo 1880 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Jakowlewo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Preservings, December 2000, p. 93; http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/EART/x-ussr/100k/L-36-011.jpg, coordinates 82 horizontal and and 10 vertical

Ebenberg Before 1898



Gruenhoffenthal (Gruenhoffnungstal) (Janzen Chutor)

Before 1889


Jakowlewo Chortitza Preservings, December 2000, p. 93; Message for Abraham Klassen (b. 19 Sep 1961) #452409 in the Grandma 4 database

Nikolaithal Novo-Sofievka 1865-66 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, p. 251 Felsenbach Mariopol 1865-66 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607;

(Marinopol) Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents Schoendorf Olgino 1865-66 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Chortitza Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 54;

National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, p. 476 Annafeld (Anafeld) 1865-67 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 114 Blumenhof Alexandrovka 1865-67 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 113 Heuboden Maryerka

(Maryino) (Mariovka)

1865 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 114; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Rosenfeld Yekaterinovka 1865-67 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 114; National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, p. 355

Steinbach Kuzmitskoye 1865-67 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 113 Ebenfeld Yagidnoye,

Ulyanovka Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18

Eichengrund Petrovka Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18 Friedensfeld Miropol

(Meropol) 1862 or 1866

Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 114; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Gruenfeld Zelyonoye (Zelenopol) (Seljenopolje)

1867 Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Saints and Sinners, p. 115; Chortitza Family Registers

Hochstaedt Alexandropol Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18 Neuanlage Mariafeld

(Ivanovka) Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Saints and Sinners, p. 114

Hochfeld Chutor Ekaterinoslav Borozenko Molotschna Saints and Sinners, p. 115 Schoenfeld Krasnopol 1868 Alexandrovsk,

Ekaterinoslav Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Rosenhof (Rosenheim)

1868 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 132; Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant F6; Dale Wahl’s Long German Russian Village List

Blumenheim Verbovskoye 1875-79 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 48, 132

Blumenfeld 1843 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Church, Family and Village, p. 28; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 48, 132

Eichenthal 1875-79 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 48, 132

Kronberg (Kronsberg)

Michailovka 1879 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 48, 132; Dale Wahl’s Long German Russian Village List

Silberfeld 1839 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) (Puchtin)

Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 48; Church, Family and Village, p. 28

Schoenbrunn 1885 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 48, 132

Hoffnungsfeld Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schoenfeld (Brazol) Molotschna Christlicher Familienkalender, 1915

Heinrichsfeld Alexandrovka 1861 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Puchtin (Pukhtin) Schoenfeld (Brazol)

Molotschna and Chortitza

Church, Family and Village, p. 28

Neuanlage By 1857 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav



Church, Family and Village, p. 29; birth record for Maria Warkentin (b. 2 May 1857), Bethel Mennonite Church records, Inman, Kansas

Apuchtin (Apukhtin)

By 1862 Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav



Church, Family and Village, p. 30

Nikolaifeld, #1 Nikolaipol 1869 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken)

(Gesickowa) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 136;

National Archives Microfilm #T81 740, p. 239, 240 Eichenfeld #4 (first village)

Dubovka 1869 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Adelsheim, #3 Dolinovka 1869 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Franzfeld, #2 Varvarovka 1869 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)


Hochfeld, #5 Morosovo 1869-72 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)


Reinfeld Tschistopol or Ivangorod

1869-72 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)


Paulsheim Pavlovka 1869-72 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)


Petersdorf Nadeschdovka (Petershivka)

1833 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 136

Jelenowka 1869-72 Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)


Eichenfeld (second village)

Ekaterinoslav Yazykovo (Gesicken) (Gesickowa)

Chortitza Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 58

Wiesendorf 1869 Bulochovsk Volost, Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav

Chortitza

Alexandrovka Kusmitski

(Kusmitzky) 1870 Ekaterinoslav Kuzmitsky

(Alexandrovka) Chortitza Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 51; V. 4, p. 387; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk

Gebiet, Quadrant B4 Blumenfeld, #1 Kislitschevataya

Kisli-Tschunate 1870 Tschortomlek

Volost, Ekaterinoslav

Nepluyevka (Seifertsland)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 231; Jacob Epp Diary, p. 285; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Steinau, #2 Starosavodskoye 1870 Tschortomlek Volost, Ekaterinoslav


Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 18, 118; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 231; Jacob Epp Diary, p. 285; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Hamburg, #3 1870 Tschortomlek Volost, Ekaterinoslav


Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 231; Jacob Epp Diary, p. 285

Neubergthal, #4 1870 Tschortomlek Volost, Ekaterinoslav


Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 231; Jacob Epp Diary, p. 285

Hoffnungsfeld, #5 (Hoffungsort)

Dolgenkoye; Dolgenko

1870 Tschortomlek Volost, Ekaterinoslav


Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 231; Jacob Epp Diary, p. 285; Petermann’s Mitteilungen; Christlicher Familienkalender, 1905; Christlicher Familienkalender, 1915; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant C7

Neu Chortitza Novaya Chortitza 1872 Verknedneprovs

k, Ekaterinoslav Baratov (Sofievka)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 235; Library of Congress Microfilm #4 of captured German war documents

Gnadental Vodyanaya (Mayak)

1872 Verknedneprovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Baratov (Sofievka)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 235; Library of Congress Microfilm #3 of captured German war documents

Alexanderfeld, #1 Alexandrowka 1872 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674;

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Neu-Schoensee, #2 Oserowka 1872 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Friedensfeld, #3 Mirowka 1872 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674;

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Neu-Halbstadt, #4 Rownopolje 1872 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents

Nikolaifeld, #5 Nikolskoje 1872 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents

Orloff, #6 Marienburg

Orlowo 1872 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Library of Congress Microfilms #1 and #2 of captured German war documents; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547

Blumenort, #7 Swetlowka 1873 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Tiege, #8 Tigeljkotschubeewka Kotschubejewka

1873 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Altonau, #9 Prigoje 1873 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents

Rosenort, #10 Rosowka 1875 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 600, p. 5388674; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 546; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents

Muensterberg, #11 Dolinowka 1874 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Gnadenfeld, #12 Blogodatnoje 1876 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Schoenau, #13 Krasnowka 1877-78 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 546; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents

Steinfeld, #14 Kamenka 1879 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Nikolaidorf, #15 1873-79 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; Stumpp’s Map of the Nikolajew

Gebiet, Quadrant J3 Reinfeld, #16 Sofijewka 1875 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Library of Congress Microfilms #1 and #2 of

captured German war documents; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547

Alexanderkrone, #17

Lugowka 1883 Kherson Sagradovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 46; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 547; Library of Congress Microfilm #2 of captured German war documents

Gruenfeld

Selenpol Selenoje-Polje


Schlachtin


Steinfeld Kamenopol, Kamenka


Schlachtin


Hochfeld Vysokopol Wisokoje-Pole

1924 or 1927

Verknedneprovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Schlachtin


Neu Rosengart Zhmirino

(Zhmirinovo) (Zhmirinovka)

1878-80 Ekaterinoslav Neu Rosengart Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant D7

Kronsfeld Udelnenskoye 1880 Ekaterinoslav Neu Rosengart Chortitza Stumpp’s Map of the Saporoshje Gebiet, Quadrant D7; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 3, p. 248 Friedensfeld 1867 Ekaterinoslav Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 400;

Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant C6 Wiesenfeld 1869 or

1880 Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav

Wiesenfeld Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant F4; Mennonite Settlements in Russia, p. 35

Kronsfeld Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav

Wiesenfeld Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Herzenberg Alexandrovka 1880 Pavlograd,

Ekaterinoslav Molotschna Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 717

Ebenezer 1881 Bukhara,

Turkestan Kaplanbeck, Am

Trakt National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; The Great Trek, p. 120

Lausan

1882 Khiva, Turkestan Ak-Mechet

Kaplanbeck, Am Trakt

National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; The Great Trek, p. 157 Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387;

Ak-Metschet 1884 Khiva, Turkestan Am Trakt National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; The Great Trek, p. 170

(Ak Metchet) Koeppental Romanovka

(after 1917 called Leninpol)

1882 Samara Aulie Ata Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 190; E-mail message dated October 24, 2004 from Willi Vogt to Tim Janzen

Nikolaipol Nikolaipol (after 1917 called Leninpol)


Gnadental Andreyevka (after 1917 called Leninpol)


Gnadenfeld Vladimirovka (after 1917 called Leninpol)


Orloff Orlovka 1891 Samara Aulie Ata Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 190; E-mail message dated October 24, 2004 from Willi Vogt to Tim Janzen

Hohendorf Kosutschak ca 1908 Samara Aulie Ata Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 190; E-mail message dated October 24, 2004 from Willi Vogt to Tim Janzen

Marienort Kalinovo 1885 Bachmut,

Ekaterinoslav Memrik Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 33;

Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5 Memrik 1885 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5 Kotlyarevka Mikhailovka 1885 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5 Karpovka Karlovka 1885 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5 Alexanderhof Alexandrovka

(Galitsinovka) 1885 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5 Waldeck Lessovka 1885 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5 Michaelsheim Michailovka

(Mikhailovka) (Staro-Michailovka)

1885 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav

Memrik Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 33; http://wald.heim.at/urwald/540392/ukr_places_ind.htm Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5

Nordheim Marianovka (Marinovka)


Memrik Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 33 Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5

Ebental Nikolayevka 1885 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav

Memrik Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 33; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5

Bahndorf Orlov (Orloff) (Orlovka)


Memrik Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 33; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5

Dolinovka 1922 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav

Memrik Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 33 Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B5

Alexeifeld 1885 Kherson Alexeifeld Molotschna Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; Chortitza Family Registers; Petermann’s

Mitteilungen; Tedeyev, Alexander; letter sent to Nikolai Rempel, forwarded by E-mail on December 28, 2004 to Timothy P. Janzen (b. 3 Dec 1960); Hermann Thiessen Microfilm Collection, Microfilm #26, Folder 149

Apostolovo Late

1880s Kherson Chortitza Petermann’s Mitteilungen

Alexanderpol (Alexandropol)


St. Sajzewo (Memrik)

Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 31, 124; Memrik, p. 12; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant C4

Alexanderheim 1889 Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav


Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant F4

Ossokino About 1895


Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 124; Memrik, p. 12

Samoylovka 1888 Kharkov Samoylovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Schestokowo (Shetakovo)

1888 Kharkov Samoylovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Nowo Stepnoje (Novo Stepnoye)

1888 Kharkov Samoylovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Ryskowo 1888 Kharkov Samoylovka Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607 Miloradovka 1889 Verknedneprovs

k, Ekaterinoslav Milorad Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 769-771

Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant C5 Ekaterinovka Katarinovka 1889 Verknedneprovs

k, Ekaterinoslav Milorad Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 771

Stumpp’s Map of the Dnjepropetrowsk Gebiet, Quadrant B5; Library of Congress Microfilm #4 of captured German war documents

Ekaterinovka, #1 Katerinovka 1889-90 Bachmut, Ignatyevo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 31

Ekaterinoslav Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant C4 Romanovka, #2 1889-90 Bachmut,

Ekaterinoslav Ignatyevo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 31

Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant C4 Leonidovka, #3 1889-90 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant C4 New York, #4 Novgorodskoye 1889-90 Bachmut,


Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant C4 Kronstadt, #5 Nikolaewka

(Nikolayevka) (Pravdovka)

1889-90 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav

Ignatyevo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 31 Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant C4

Ignatyevka, #6 Gnatovka 1889-90 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav


Alexeyevka, #7 Zarya 1889-90 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav


Grigoryevka 1890 Isjum (Ezum),

Kharkov Naumenko (Petrovka)

Chortitza and Molotschna

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 582; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 265; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B2

Petrovka 1890 Isjum (Ezum), Kharkov

Naumenko (Petrovka)


National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 265; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B2

Elenovka 1890 Isjum (Ezum), Kharkov

Naumenko (Petrovka)



Barvenkovo 1890 Isjum (Ezum), Kharkov

Naumenko (Petrovka)


National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant B2

Vassilyevka 1890 Isjum (Ezum), Kharkov

Naumenko (Petrovka)


National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 265

Bogomasov 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara

(Pleshanovo) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Pleschanovo (Pleshanovo)

1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Krassikov 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Kamenetz 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Lugovsk 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Podolsk 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Kuterlya (Kuterla)

1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Dolinsk 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Donskoye 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Kaltan 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Annenskoye 1890 Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Ishalka Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)

Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 54

Klinok Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Yugovka Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Slobotshik Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Vakanov Busuluk, Samara Neu Samara (Pleshanovo)


Lyubomirovka 1892 Bachmut,

Ekaterinoslav Borissovo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Kondratyevka (Konradovka)


Borissovo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Nikolaifeld Nikolaipol 1892 Bachmut, Ekaterinoslav

Borissovo Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 16

Besovka 1892 Alt Samara Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 267 Karanbasch 1894 Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and

Samara National Archives Microfilm #T81 607

Gortschakovo 1894 Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Beresovka (Beryesovka)

1894 Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Yurmankey 1894 Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Kulikovo 1894 Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Davlekanovo Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 56

Golyschevo Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Schingak Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Surovo Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Urta-tau Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Yukala Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara


Yelanskaya #1 Belebej, Ufa Ufa (Davlekanovo) Molotschna and Samara












Chortitza, #1 1894 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Petrovka, #2 1894 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Kantserovka, #3 Sypaya (Sipai) 1894 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

(Kanzerovka) Ural, p. 30, 165 Kamenka, #4 1894 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Deyevka, #5 Shdanowka 1894 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Nikolayevka, #6 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Feodorovka, #7 1897 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Romanovka, #8 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

Ural, p. 30, 165 Dolinovka, #9 1902 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Katharina

Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47 Rodnitschnoye, #10

1902 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Katharina Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47

Dobrovka, #11 1902 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Katharina Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47

Kitchkas, #12 1902 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Katharina Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47

Suvorovka, #13 1902 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Katharina Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47

Pretoria, #14 1902 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Katharina Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 47

Sabangul (Zabangul)

Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 75; Orenburg am Ural, p. 165

Aliessovo (Allissovka)

1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Stepanovka 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Klubnikovo 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Kubanka 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Karaguy 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Kameschevoye 1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am

(Kamyschevo) Ural, p. 36, 165 Tscherno-Osernoye (Chernoye Osero)

1895 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Selenoye 1897 Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 55; Orenburg am Ural, p. 36, 165

Lyubimovka Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 75 Pogoronoye Orenburg Orenburg (Deyevka) Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 75 Nikolaifeld 1894 Stavropol Suvorovka

(Ssuvorovka) Sagradovka National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 19, 119

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 606 Grossfuerstental 1899 Stavropol Suvorovka

(Ssuvorovka) Kuban National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 19, 119

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 606 Lavarov After

1899 Stavropol Suvorovka

(Ssuvorovka) Sagradovka, Kuban, Molotschna

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 19, 119 Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 606

Arival After 1899

Stavropol Suvorovka (Ssuvorovka)

Sagradovka, Kuban, Molotschna

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 19, 119 Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 606

Olgino 1895 Stavropol Olgino Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 54 Romanovka 1895 Stavropol Olgino Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 54 Loshkarevo (Loschkarevo) (Lasharevo)

1905 Stavropol Olgino Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 54

Miropol 1910 Stavropol Olgino Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 54 Pessotchnoye (Pesochono)

1898 Samara Bezenchuk Alexandertal Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 321; V. 4, p. 387; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 133

Blumenhof Before

1898 Bulochovsk Volost, Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav

Chortitza Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 1, p. 372; Petermann’s Mitteilungen

Three villages, names unknown

1898 Andreyev Volost,

Ebenfeld Chortitza Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 136; Petermann’s Mitteilungen; 1905 Christlicher Familienkalendar


Gruenfeld Before

1898 Andreyev Volost, Alexandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav

Chortitza Petermann’s Mitteilungen

Maslyanovka Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Smolyanovka Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45;

2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional Tiegerweide Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Rosenwald Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608 Friedensfeld Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608 Margenau 1903 Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Ivanovka After

1903 Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44

Nikolaifeld Nikolay-Pol Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional

Korneyevka After 1903

Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44

Alexeyevka Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Alexandrovka Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Hamberg Puchkovo

(Putchkovo) (Boyevoy)

1903 Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional

Tutschkovo Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608 Tschukreyevka (Tchukreyevka)

1899 Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 58; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45, 131

Orloff Orlovka 1899 Omsk Friesenov Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 58; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional

Alexanderkrone Mirolyubovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional Asanovo Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Beryesovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Ekaterinovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Emilyanovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44

Friesenov Perfilyevka 1901 Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 59 Friedensruh Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Grigoryevka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Mikhaylovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Petrovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional Rosenort Lesnoy Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional Feodorovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 59 Skvorzovo Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Waldheim Apolonovka 1911 Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44; Mennoniten in der Umgebung von Omsk, p. 155;

E-mail message dated July 30, 2003 from Albert Davidjan to Tim Janzen. Wiesenfeld Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 44 Alexeyevka (Alekseyevka)

Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45

Atschain Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Blumenfeld Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Borodin Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Chaldeyevka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Chortitza Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Devyaterikovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Kiryanovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Kremlyovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Kulomzino Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Lusino Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Margenfeld Maryanovskiy Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional Novodatchna Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Osipovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Petrovka Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Revrovka (Rebrovka)

Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45; 2002 Microsoft Encarta Professional

Sharapov 1904 Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 58 Tchunayevka 1899 Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45 Trussovka 1900-01 Omsk Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 45; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 59 Millerovo Don Don (Millerovo) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387 Schoenbrunn Masayevka

Masajewka 1897 or 1900

Don Don (Millerovo) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; Stumpp’s Map of the Stalino Gebiet, Quadrant D8;

Dale Wahl’s Long German Russian Village List Nikolaipol 1903 Don Don (Millerovo) Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387 Wanderloo, #1 1901 Chasov-Jurt,

Terek Terek Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 20;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 695 Chartsch, #2 (Khartch)

1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek

Terek Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 20; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 695

Talma, #3 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Konstantinovka, #4 1901 Chasow Jurt, Terek


Sulak, #5 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Alexandrovka, #6 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Maryanovka, #7 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Rohrbach, #8 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Nikolayevka, #9 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Muedelburg, #10 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Pretoria, #11 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Ostheim, #12 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek

Terek Molotschna Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 20; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 695

Taranovka, #13 1901 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Kameschlak, #14 1904 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Kaplan, #15 1904 Chasov-Jurt, Terek


Agrakahn (never settled)

Chasov-Jurt, Terek

Terek Molotschna Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 695

Aktasch (never settled)

Chasov-Jurt, Terek

Terek Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 695

Ebenfeld 1903 Natalinskaya

Volost, Novo-Osensk District, Samara

Rovnopol (daughter colony of Rosenort, Sagradovka Colony or the Memrik Colony)

Molotschna National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 273, 364

Novo Nikolayevka 1904 Kazatskaya

Volost, Kherson Pachtdorf (Trubetskoye)

Molotschna or Sagradovka

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 273, 364 Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; E-mail message dated August 30, 2002 from Alexander Tedeyev to Tim Janzen

Volodyevka 1904 Kazatskaya Volost, Kherson

Pachtdorf (Trubetskoye) (daughter colony of Altonau, Molotschna)

Molotschna or Sagradovka

National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 273, 364 Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; E-mail message dated August 30, 2002 from Alexander Tedeyev to Tim Janzen

Gnadental Borosovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar

(Tas-Kuduk) Mixed Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 128, 387; Vitkor Petkau’s map Mennoniten Siedlungen in

Pawlodar Gebiet Steinfeld

Olgino 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Tas-Kuduk)

Mixed Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 128, 387; Vitkor Petkau’s map Mennoniten Siedlungen in Pawlodar Gebiet

Halbstadt Nataschino 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Tas-Kuduk)


Konstantinovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Taldy-Kuduk)


Rovnopol (Rovnopolye)

1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Taldy-Kuduk)

Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 128, 387; Vitkor Petkau’s map Mennoniten Siedlungen in Pawlodar Gebiet

Nadarovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Tursun-Bay)


Reinfeld Tschistipol (Tchistopolye)

1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Tursun-Bay)


Olgino 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Tursun-Bay)

Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 128, 387

Sabarovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Mosde-Kul)


Friedensfeld

Sofieyevka (Sofievka)

1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Mosde-Kul)


Ebental Dominskoye (Domenka)

1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Mosde-Kul)


Altonau (Altenau)

Rayevka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar (Mosde-Kul)


Rebrovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 128, 387; Vitkor Petkau’s map Mennoniten Siedlungen in Pawlodar Gebiet

Miloradovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387; Vitkor Petkau’s map Mennoniten Siedlungen in Pawlodar Gebiet

Borissovka 1906 Semipalatinsk Pavlodar Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387 Alexandrovka 1907 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Beresovka (Beryesovka) (Berezovka)

1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50

Hochstaedt Vyosokaya Griva (Vysokije Grivy)


Rosenhof Dvorskoe 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Schoenwiese Degtjarka 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Nikolaidorf Djagilevka

(Djagelevo) 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50

Schoental Krasnyj Dol (Krasny Dol)


Kleefeld Krasnoe 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Rosenwald Lesnoe 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Friedensfeld Lugovoe 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Gnadenfeld Uglovoe #1

(Mirnoe) 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50

Nikolaipol Nikolskoe (Nikolsk)


Orloff Orlovo 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Blumenort Podsneznoe 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Alexeifeld Polevoe 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Pretassov (Protasovo)


Ebenfeld Rovnopol 1907 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Gnadenheim Redkaya Dubrava 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Schoensee Sineozernoe

(Ssinje Osernoje) 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50

Lichtfelde Petrovka 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Tiege Uglovoe #2 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Chernovka (Tschernovka) (Tschenievka)


Gruenfeld Chertez (Tschertesh) (Tschertoesch)

1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Katharina Banman’s book about Julius Janzen’s descendents, p. 81

Reinfeld Chistoe (Tschistoje)


Schoenau Jasnoe 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Alexanderkron Kusak 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Halbstadt Polgorod

(Nekrasovo) 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50

Schumanovka (Sumanovka)


Chortitza (Chortica)


Alexanderfeld Griskovka (Grishkovka) (Grieschevka)


Karatal 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Markovka 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Wiesenfeld Stepnoye 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50 Landskrone Annovka

(Golyenkoye) (Golenkij)

1910 Slavgorod Barnaul Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Klaube, p. 208; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 50; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 538, 539

Fernheim Ekaterinoslav Ekaterinoslavskaya

1910 Slavgorod Barnaul (Fuenfziger) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540

Sergeyevka 1910 Slavgorod Barnaul (Fuenfziger) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540

Gnadenthal Pjatiugolny 1910 Slavgorod Barnaul (Fuenfziger) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540 Silberfeld Serebropol 1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Saratov) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540 Scheitsche Nikolayevka 1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Saratov) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540 Saratov Saratovka 1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Saratov) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49;

Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540 Khoroschoye (Choroschij) (Choroschee)

1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Saratov) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 540

Dolinovka

1913 Slavgorod Barnaul (Bas Agatsch)

Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49

Suvorovka (Suvorkovka)

1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Bas Agatsch)

Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 539

Dolinovka

1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Svistunovo)


Tschernyevka (Tschernovka) (Chernovka)

1911 Slavgorod Barnaul (Svistunovo)


Nikolayevka 1911 Slavgorod Barnaul (Tschajatschi) (Tchayatchy)


Alexeyevka 1911 Slavgorod Barnaul (Tschajatschi) (Tchayatchy)

Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49

Tatyanovka

1911 Slavgorod Barnaul (Tschajatschi) (Tchayatchy))


Glyaden #1 Lichtfelde 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul (Glyaden) (Lichtfelde)

Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 538, 539

Glyaden #2 Ebenfeld 1908 Slavgorod Barnaul (Glyaden) (Lichtfelde)


Glyaden #3 Ivanovka 1909 Slavgorod Barnaul (Glyaden) (Lichtfelde)


Glyaden #4 Sluchanyoye (Slutschajnoje)

1909 Slavgorod Barnaul (Glyaden) (Lichtfelde)


Ananyevka 1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Pashnya) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49 Markovka 1912-14 Slavgorod Barnaul (Pashnya) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49 Ekaterinovka 1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Pashnya) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49 Grigoryevka 1912 Slavgorod Barnaul (Pashnya) Mixed National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 49 Zhelanovka (Zelanovka) (Shelanovka)

1912-14 Slavgorod Barnaul (Pashnya) Mixed Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 121

Zentral (Central) 1909 Novochper,

Voronezh Zentral Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Die Mennoniten Gemeinden in Russland 1914-1920;

Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 280 Anna Vassilyevka 1909 Bobrov,

Voronezh Sadovaya (Ssadovoye)

Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387, 399, 606; Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 280

Vladimirovka #1 Rabotschiy

1910 Balashov,

Saratov Arkadak Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 16;

1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30 Borissopol #2 Krestyanskij

1910 Balashov,


1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30 Dmitrovka #3 Krassnoyesselo

1910 Balashov,


1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30 Marianovka #4 Proletarskoye

1910 Balashov,


1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30 Vyazemskoye #5 Oktjaberskiy 1910 Balashov,


1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30 Leonidovka #6 (Ebenfeld)

Komunisritsckeskoye

1910 Balashov, Saratov

Arkadak Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 16; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30

Lidyevka #7 Trudowoye 1910 Balashov, Saratov

Arkadak Chortitza National Archives Microfilm #T81 607; Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 16; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 30

Oberdorf 1910 Stavropol Kalantarovka Molotschna Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 280, 367 Unterdorf 1910 Stavropol Kalantarovka Molotschna Hildebrand’s Zeittafel, p. 280, 367 ? 1910 Samara Bugulma Alexandertal Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387 ? 1910? Saratov Kistyendey ? Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387

Rosovka (Rozovka)

1913 Yeniseysk Minusinsk (daughter colony of Ignatyevo)

Ignatyevo National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387, 1003

Krasnovka 1913 Yeniseysk Minusinsk Ignatyevo National Archives Microfilm #T81 608; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 387, 1003 Belo Beryesovka 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Ebenfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Friedensfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66 Gruenfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Kleefeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Memrik 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 New York 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Osernoye 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Shumanovka 1927 Eastern Siberia Shumanovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Blumenort 1927 Eastern Siberia Usman, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Eichenfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Usman, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Gnadenfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Usman, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Rosenthal 1927 Eastern Siberia Usman, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Silberfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Usman, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66 Halbstadt 1927 Eastern Siberia Savitaya, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Orechov 1927 Eastern Siberia Savitaya, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Pribrezhnoye 1927 Eastern Siberia Savitaya, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Reinfeld 1927 Eastern Siberia Savitaya, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Schoensee 1927 Eastern Siberia Savitaya, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Bodanovka 1927 Eastern Siberia Muchino, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66; 1964 Heimatbuch, p. 17 Yurgino 1927 Eastern Siberia Muchino, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66 ? 1927 Eastern Siberia Nevzorovka, Amur Mixed Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 66 ? About

1927 Caucasus Traken (Konosawod) Rückenau, p. 153

Rotfeld Roitfeld 1926 Friesendorf

Rayon, Pjatichatki Kriesgebiet, Ekaterinoslav

Baratov Library of Congress Microfilm #4 of captured German war documents

Neudorf Krasino 1927 Friesendorf

Rayon, Pjatichatki Kriesgebiet, Ekaterinoslav

Judenplan National Archives Microfilm #T81 739, p. 806, 830, 831

Deutschendorf Ivanovka 1942 Kronau Rayon,

Bolschaya-Alexandrovka Kriesgebiet, Nikolayev

Sagradovka Library of Congress Microfilm #1 of captured German war documents

Nikolaital Before

1943 Cherson ? Stumpp’s Map of the Nikolajew Gebiet, Quadrant K3

Low German

Volhynian Mennonite Villages

Antonovka 1801-12 Volhynia Karolswalde Culm-Gaudenz,

Prussia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388; http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/200e/44-50.jpg

Fuerstendorf 1857-74 Volhynia Karolswalde Culm-Gaudenz, Prussia

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388, 844;

Fuerstental Before 1874

Volhynia Karolswalde Culm-Gaudenz, Prussia

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388; http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/200e/44-50.jpg

Karolsberge 1828 Volhynia Karolswalde Culm-Gaudenz, Prussia

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388, 844; http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/200e/44-50.jpg

Karolswalde 1801-12 Volhynia Karolswalde Culm-Gaudenz, Prussia

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388; http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/200e/44-50.jpg

Jadvinin 1828-57 Volhynia Karolswalde Culm-Gaudenz, Prussia

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388, 844; http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/200e/44-50.jpg

Heinrichsdorf 1848 Volhynia Waldheim, Molotschna

Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 136; http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/200e/46-50.jpg

Bereza 1806-23 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 136; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 845 Dosidorf 1806-23 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 136; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 844, 845

(Dossidorf) (Zabara) Gruental (Gnadenthal)

1857-74 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 844

Horodyszcze 1806-23 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 136; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 845 Jozefin (Ostrova) 1828 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 845 Lindental Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 845 Melanienwald 1806-23 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 136; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 845 Waldheim (Waltajem)

1806-23 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 136; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 844, 845

Zofyovka 1811 Volhynia Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 57, 135; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 845 Hutterite Villages in

Russia

Vishenka (Wischenka)

1770 Tchernigov Transylvania Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388

Radichev (Raditschewa)

1802 Tchernigov Vishenka Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388

Hutterthal 1842 Taurida Radichev Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388 Johannesruh 1853 Taurida Hutterthal Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388 Hutterdorf Kushcheva 1857 Ekaterinoslav Hutterthal Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388 Neu-Hutterthal Dabritcha 1857 Ekaterinoslav Hutterthal Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 4, p. 388 Sheromet 1868 Ekaterinoslav Hutterthal Mennonite Historical Atlas, p. 109, 153; Mennonite Encyclopedia, V. 2, p. 861 Sources:

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frames 5397965-5398131. Daughter Colonies of the Molotschna Colony. This file includes villages from Ufa, Kuban, Samara, Don Region, Savorovka, Terek, Samojlovka, Memrik, Sagrodovka, Crimea, Eupatoria, Dshankoj,

Kertsch, Theodosia, and Simferopol. 166 villages listed. frames 5398142-5398234. Daughter Colonies of the Chortitza Colony. 92 villages listed. frames 5398235-5398323. Duplicate file of the Daughter Colonies of the Chortitza Colony.

44. United States National Archives Microfilm #T81 608. List of Mennonite villages in Russia compiled in 1942 by Dr. Karl Stumpp and his associates and sent to the Deutsches Ausland Institut. frames 5398324-5398351. Am Trakt and Alt Samara Colony Villages. 27 villages listed. frames 5398352-5398379. Duplicate file of the Am Trakt and Alt Samara Colony Villages. frames 5398381-5398466. Mixture of Daughter Colonies in Siberia. This file includes villages from Slavgorod, Pavlodar, Minusinsk, and Omsk. 85 villages listed. frames 5398467-5398633. Duplicate file of the Daughter Colonies of the Molotschna Colony. frames 5398534-5398719. Duplicate file of the Mixture of Daughter Colonies in Siberia file. frames 5398721-5398782. Villages of the Molotschna Colony. 61 villages listed. frames 5398784-5398803. Villages of the Chortitza Colony. 18 villages listed.

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scanned copies in the possession of Timothy P. Janzen (b. 3 Dec 1960). 55. Map of the Zaporozhye area showing the location of the Hochfeld estate; sent by Harry Thiessen [email protected] on 22 Feb 2006 to Richard Froese [email protected] and subsequently forwarded to Tim Janzen on 22 Feb 2006.