Balzer; A Volga
Village Germans from Baden, Hesse, Rhineland,
Palatinate, Württemburg and Switzerland emigrated to Russia between
1765 and 1767. They settled along the west side (Bergseite) of the Volga
River, forming the Village of Balzer
Bessarabia;
Armin Zimmermans Bessarabia Genealogy
Bessarabian
Village Names
Beresen District
Research Group - Surname List
Black
Sea Germans in the Dakotas names of
those immigrants who are listed as migrating from the Crimea
Browse
World's Largest Obituary Database - at Genealogy Bank
search obituaries
in 100s of newspapers going back over 200 years
Brunnental,
Russia (called Kriwojar in Russian)
Cyndi's
List - Germans from Russia largest
private collection of genealogy links on the web
Dobrinka
Surnames
Famous
Germans from Russia
from
Fellbach (Baden-Wuerttemberg) Germany to Russia (Mennonites)
German-Polish
Emigrants to Russia between 1813 and 1866
German-Russian
Genealogy Links
German
Russian Roots large database of names
with email contacts here
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Germans
from Russia Family and Villages Homepages
Germans
from Russia in Gackle, North Dakota, USA
Germans from
Russia in Portland, Oregon including a
list
of families
Germans from
Russia US Land Records indexed by state
Germans from Russia
Heritage Collection courtesy North Dakota State University
Libraries
German-Polish
Emigrants to Russia between 1813 and 1866
German
Russian Peoples who came to Cheyenne Co; Kansas, USA
German Settlers in Russia; Village
History Project
Glueckstal
Reformed Births, Eureka SD
Hopf
List of German Emigrants from Poland to Russia 1813-1866
Janet's Germans
from Russia Research
Jeruslan
Nachrichten - Lower Jeruslan River Colonies Research Project
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Kamenka
Surnames
Kamenka
Village Emigration
Koblenz Exodus
Questionnaires/Forms Index
Kratzke Village
Genealogy
Crimean Germans from Russia
Leichtling;
First Settlers List of Leichtling 1767
Leichtling Russia Genealogy
Leichtling
Village Database
Name
Extracts from Book: "Emigration from Germany to Russia in the Years
1763 to 1862"
Obermunjou, Russia
Genealogy
Odessa: German-Russian Genealogical
Resources huge collection online resources here
Rosental
Baptisms 1847-1865
Schilling
A German-Russian Village in the Lower Volga Valley
St.
Joseph's Colony in Saskatchewan, Canada
In April, 1905 the first German Catholic immigrants left the USA and
headed for Canada. After almost twenty days of travels and adventure
they reached their destination which was approximately 3 miles north
and 2 miles west of the present site of Leipzig
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SOAR (Saving Our Ancestral
Records)has a searchable database
The Bessarabian
Collection databases at Odessa.org
The
Christian Fiess Indices
Village
History Project German Settlers in Russia
Volga: The
Lower Volga Villages Saratov, Volga, Russia
Volga:
Lower Volga Villages Obit Project comprised of hundreds
of obituaries, funeral cards, headstone information and related material
Volga Germans
Volga Germans search
database of over 100,000 names
Volga: German Villages in the
volga valley of Russia
Volga: Kraft
Village surnames, including emigrants to America
Volga Germans
site includes a 100,000 name database of Germans from Russia
Volga: German Villages in the
volga valley of Russia
Yagodnaya
Polyana (Germans): Founders and later arrivals
