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Si-Ssz
Sibelius FN:
said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Nassau
with a
Sprecht stepson
in the household.
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 censuses.
SichartFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Winterhausen
marriage records
1760-1769; see
Flegel trip.
SichiFN:
see
Tichy.
SichyFN:
see
Tichy.
SickFN:
said by the Kano
FSL to be fromUC
Maxger?.
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga censuses.
SickFN:
also see
Fick.
Sickingen CountyGS:
see
Siekingen and
Hassloch Condominium.
SidikumFN:
said by the Rosenheim
FSL to be fromUC
Goettingen [Principality],
Kurfuerstentum Hannover, and the wife’s maiden name was given as
Roth.
I could not
find them or any
descendants in
Mai1798.
SiebFN:
said by the
Volmer FSL to be
fromUC
Geperkh/Hepberg(?),
Kurmainz.
Later
spelled
Zipp.
SiebenFN:
said by the
Schuck FSL to be
fromUC [Kur-]Mainz
(no localaity
mentioned).
For 1792,
1794, 1797 and 1798
see
Mai1798:Mv2636,2645,2651,Su14,11,6,21
and Dl3.
Also spelled
Sieber? (Pf66).
Siebenbuergen, [Principality]GS: aka Transylvania, a former state within
what is now
Romania;
an area of German
settlement from the
12th
century on.
SiebenhaarFN:
said by the
Kamenka FSL to
be fromUC Bamberg.
Siebenhausen, [Anhalt-]Dessau
[Principality]:
is 13 km S of Dessau
city.
The
Urbach FSL said Giebenhausen
[sic for
Siebenhausen]-bei-Retzau,
[Anhalt-Dessau
Principality]
was homeUC
to frau
Kermigk.
Siebenlehn?, [Kur-]Sachsen: is 30 km E
of
Dresden city and was said by the
Urbach FSL to be
homeUC
to a
Schulzen family.
SiebenlistFN:
said by the
Doenhof FSL to
be fromUC
Wuerzburg (no
locality mentioned).
The
Buedingen ML
says he was
fromUC
Burg Sinn [which
was then
Thuengen
territory not
Wuerzburg] and
married in 1766 a
Prunck woman
(Mai&Marquardt#518).
SieberFN:
this woman
from
Bentzheim on the
Bergstrass
was said by a
Friedberg ML to
have married in 1766
a
Henrich man
who settled
in
Keller (Mai&Marquardt#297).
SieberFN:
also see
Sieben and
Siebert.
SiebertFN:
said by the
Bangert FSL to
be fromUC
Uckersdorf,
Nassau-Dillenburg.
Spelled
Sieber in 1798 (Mai1798:Bg28).
Siebert?FN{Adam}:
according to the
Boaro FSL he was
the step-son of a
Sorgenfrey man
who was fromUC
Hohen-Pritz.
This family
might have been in
Zuerich colony
in 1798 (Mai1798:Zr01).
SiebertFN:
according to the
Buedingen ML, a
Siebert woman
fromUC
Unter Lays
married in 1766 a
Stang man;
later the couple
went to
Jagodnaja Poljana
(Mai&Marquardt#718).
SiebertFN:
Herr Siebert was
said by the
Koehler FSL to
be fromUC
Alt Simmern, Baden, and his frau’s maiden name
was given as
Eberle (no
origin given).
SiebertFN:
said by the
Preuss FSL to be
fromUC
Arlon(?), Luxembourg.
SiebertFN:
said by the
Roethling FSL to
be fromUC Hanau
in the state of Hessen.
SiebertFN:
said by the
Roethling FSL to
be fromUC
Hosenfeld, Fulda, Hessen.
SiebertFN:
said by the
Warenburg FSL to
be the maiden name
of frau
Schraeder.
Seibert{M.Elisabeth}:
fromUC
Homburg on the
Hoehe
on 13 May 1766 in
Buedingen
married
Fouron{Peter}
(Mai&Marquardt#643).
(Mai&Marquardt#643).
KS128 said this
place was in Hesse.
I did not
find them in any
published FSL or in
Mai1798.
SiebertFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Schlitz marriage
records 1762-1767;
see
Flegel trip.
SieboldFN:
Bonner
found that the
record of her
Eckartshausen marriage to
Hohnstein{Nicolaus},
later of
Norka, said this
was her maiden name
and that she
was fromUC
Vonhausen. This name
appears later to
have been rendered
Erbold.
Siedelsbrunn, [Kurpfalz]: is 1.5 km SW of
Wald-Michelbach
was the origin of
Albrecht{A.Katharina}
who married
Gutherich{J.Christian}
in 1759.
Siedlung: German
for suburb.
SiefertFN:
see
Schaefer.
Si[eg]burg(?)GL,
Kurpfalz: an
unidentified place
said by the
Boaro FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Lauterbach
family.
SiegelFN:
said by the
Kamenka FSL to
be fromUC
Eppingen.
SiegelFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Bellingen(?),
Mavetz(?).
SiegeleFN:
see
Siegle.
SiegenGL, Nassau[-Siegen
Principality]: is a city
some 57 miles NNW of
Frankfurt-am-Main.
In the 1760s
it was the seat of
Nassau-Siegen
Principality and
was said by the
Warenburg FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Heinz family.
SiegfriedFN:
said by the
Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be fromUC
Mainz
(no locality
mentioned).
SiegfriedFN:
said by the
Merkel FSL to be
fromUC Stuttgart,
Wuerttemberg.
Siegle{Johannes}FN:
mistakenly said by
both the 1816
Neudorf census
(#25) and
KS:446 to have
come fromUC
Winnenden,
Waiblingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg. Using
FHL#1,056,942,
the
GCRA proved
their origin in
Neustadt,
Waiblingen [Amt], Wuerttemberg.
See the
GCRA book for
more.
Also spelled
Siegele.
Siegle{Johannes}FN:
mistakenly said by
both the 1816
Neudorf census
(#73) and
KS:446 to have
come fromUC
Beilstein, Heilbronn
[Amt],
Wuerttemberg.
SieglerFN:
said by the
Seelmann FSL to
be fromUC
Gemuenden,
Wuerzburg [Bishopric].
I did not
locate them or any
descendants in
Mai1798.
SiegwardFN:
said by the
Dreispitz FSL to
be a
Siewert fromUC
Mitz?, Wittenberg.
Doris Evans
says his origins are
confirmed in
research done by
David Schmidt
for Edward F.
Wagner: he was born
in
Metzingen, [Wuerttemberg
Duchy],
immigrated to Sweden
in 1763 and then to
Dreispitz in
1766-1767.
His lineage
is traced back to a
Siegwart born
about 1580 in
Doeffingen
[Wuerttemberg Duchy].
SiegwardFN:
see
Siewert.
SiehrFN:
said by the
Mariental FSL to
be fromUC
Merzig, Kurtrier.
The family
name was later
spelled
Zier (Mai1798:Fz02?).
SiekartFN:
said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
to be fromUC
Birgel.
I could not
find this man in the
1798 Volga censuses.
Siekingen: might
this be
Sickingen
County?
Sielers(?)GL,
see
Zilers.
SiemensFN:
said by the
Rosenort FSL to
be fromUC
Neusteterwald, Elbing, with an Emsen
friend living in the
household.
SiemensdorffGL,
Marienburg Amt:
an unidentified
place said by the
Orloff FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Wiensz {Johann}
family.
Also spelled
Siemensdorf.
SiemerodeGL:
is in
Thueringen some
9 miles SW of
Duderstadt; see
Sinrot.
SienfelFN:
said by the
Reinwald FSL to
be fromUC
Flinsbach,
Wuerttemberg [Duchy]. I could not find
this family in the
1798 census index.
Sierck/Siersk, Frankreich: said
by the
Cheisol FSL to
be homeUC
to
Maerz/Mertz/Markus and
Schoenberger
families.
Said by the
Graf FSL to be homeUC to a Weiss family. Said by
the
Kamenka FSL to
be homeUC
to
Deisch,
Mellinger, and Schmidt
families.
Now known as
Sierck-les-Bains,
Moselle, Lorraine,
France, being some 24 mils SW
of
Trier city.
SierckGL,
Lothringen: is
now known as
Sierck-les-Bains, is
some 15 miles SE of
Luxembourg city, and
is said by the
Louis FSL to be
homeUC to
Mutin and
Springer families. Same
place as the
preceding entry.
Siersburg?, [Kur-]Trier[sic?]: is 8 km SSE of
Metzig city and
was said by the
Seelmann FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Straat family.
Old maps show
it as belonging to
Lothringen, not
to
Kurtrier.
SievertFN:
this woman may have
married in 1766 in
Luebeck the
Mai man who as a
widower settled in
Neidermonjou.
Sierwald?{J.Georg}:
for his widow see
MartinFN{Johannes}
of
Stahl-am-Karaman
(#46).
SiewertFN:
said by the
Dreispitz FSL to
be fromUC
Mitz?, Wittenberg.
In 1798 the
family name was
spelled
Siegward (Mai1798:Kf28).
Doris Evans
says his origins are
confirmed in
research done by
David Schmidt
for Edward F.
Wagner: he was born
in
Metzingen, [Wuerttemberg
Duchy],
immigrated to Sweden
in 1763 and then to
Dreispitz in
1766-1767.
His lineage
is traced back to a
Siegwart born
about 1580 in
Doeffingen
[Wuerttemberg Duchy].
SiffermanFN:
listed in the
Bergdorf 1816 census (KS:661,
447) without origin.
Said by
KS:423 to be from
Leonberg,
Wuerttemberg.
Origin in
Leonberg,
Stuttart [Amt], Wuerttemberg
was proven by the
GCRA using
FHL(1,056,728),
in addition the
GCRA using
FHL(718.629) has
proven that the
family was earlier
in
Mittelbergheim/Barr,
Strassbourg [Amt], Elsass, and also in
Kuernbach,
Bretten [Amt], Baden before
going to
Bergdorf.
See the
GCRA book for
more details.
Also spelled
Seifermann and
Schiffermann.
Sigila(?)GL, Nassau:
an unidentified
place said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be homeUC
to a
Vogel family.
Sigmarigen?GL,
[Hohenzollern
Principality]:
said by the
Brabander FSL to
(mistakenly) be in
the country of
Oberesterhof?
and to be homeUC
to a
Stalldecker
family.
SigmarswangenGL,
[Horb
Amt],
Sulz [Oberamt],
Wuerttemberg: is
some 2 miles S of
Sulz-am-Neckar,
and 8 miles SSW of
Horb-am-Neckar.
Proven by the
GCRA to be home
to the
Leicht family
which went to
Bergdorf;
see their book for
more details.
Also
proven by Curt Renz
as home to the
Bippus, Hetzel and
Zuern families
that settled in
Gueldendorf, Odessa.
SigwartFN:
see
Siegward.
Silberbauer{Joseph}:
KS:82 and nnn
say this Catholic
man fromUC
Cesaria(spelling?)
in 1764 was sent on
to the
Saratov
area as part of
the group of
colonists
transported under
the command of
Captain
Paykul and Cornet
Rehbinder.
I have not
found them in any
published FSL.
SilberhausGL,
Nassau:
said by the
Dietel FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Engelmann
family.
This probably
is
Selbenhausen, Hessen, some 12 miles NE of Limburg-an-der-Lahn.
SilberhornFN:
said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
to be fromUC
Albstadt?.
Spelled
Silberngon with
the maiden name of
the wife given as
Farenies? in 1776 (Mai1798:Mv2041);
however her maiden
name was given as
Nagengart[?] in
1798 when she was
frau
Riesch (Om36).
SilberngonFN:
see
Silberhorn.
SildenbachFN:
said by the
Leichtling FSL
to be fromUC
Aschaffenburg
(no locality
mentioned).
According to the
Buedingen ML,
this
Sendelbach man married a
Seils woman,
no origin given for
either (Mai&Marquardt#387).
Silenburg(?)GL:
an unidentified
place said by the
Boaro FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Schmidt family.
SilesiaGL:
was an
area which was
annexed by
Prussia
in 1742; most of it
is said now to be in
southwestern Poland.
The
GCRA believes
that the
Liebig family
that settled in
Kassel may originateUC here.
SilkerodeGL,
[Schwarzburg-Sondershausen
County]:
is a village some 17
miles WNW of
Nordhausen,
Thueringen, and
said by the
Boaro FSL to be
homeUC to
Berg and
Zose? families, and possibly a
Brando? family.
Said by the
Orlovskaya FSL
to be homeUC
to
Brot and
Pilner families.
Said by the
Orlovskaya FSL to be homeUC to a Senne family; in the case of this family Kuhlberg said Silkerode was
in the state of
Schwarzburg.
Sim(?)GL,
Baden:
an unidentified
locality said by the
Rothammel FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Bieber family.
There is a
Zimmern 17.5 miles
SW of
Baden-Baden,
and a Sinzheim some
3 miles W of
Baden-Baden.
Simbirsk,
Russland: is 213 miles NNE of
Saratov
city and was said by
the
Husaren FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Sawazki/Sawatski
family.
Said by the
Schwed FSL to be homeUC to frau Malin. Today (or at
least yesterday!) it
was
Ulyanovsk,
renamed for its
famous (infamous)
son: Vladimir Ilyich
Ulyanov, aka Lenin
… was not his
mother Ger-Rus?
SimlinFN:
said by the
Norka FSL to be
fromUC
Isenburg (no
locality mentioned).
I cannot find
them in the index to
the 1798 censuses.
Simmel{A.Katharina}
FN:
listed in
the 1772
Pobochnaya first settlers’ list as the wife of Schmidt{J.Heinrich} (pb12).
Simmer?,
Luxemburg: said to be homeUC to Flanz{Micael} who settled in
Roethling FSL
(#23).
SimmernGL:
in the 1760s and
until 1778 this was
a Kreis i.e.
district
administrative
center for the
country of
Kurpfalz.
After 1778 it
was part of
Bavarian-owned
Rheinpfalz.
After 1813 it
became part of the
Prussian
Rheinland
province.
Simmern KreisGL,
Prussian Rheinland:
is some 27 miles S
of
Koblenz city and was a District
administrative
center.
Simmozheim,
Calw [Amt],
Wuerttemberg:
was
proven by the
GCRA to be home
to the
Dompert family
that lived for a
time in
Neudorf.
SimmozheimGL:
also see
Simonsfeld.
Simpfendoerfer
FN:
the
GCRA verified
this family’s origin
in
Waldbach,
Scheppach
[parish],
Winsberg [Amt], Wuerttemberg,
using
FHL#1,346,109.
They also
indicate, but do not
explain, that this
family may have been
associated with the
Steigmann family that went to
Bergdorf; see
their book.
SimonFN{Conrad}:
said by the
Dietel FSL to be
fromUC
Marnsaberg(?)GL,
von Gutstein(?)
Domaene.
Kuhlberg
said this was in
[Kur-]Pfalz. For 1795 and
1798 see
Mai1798:Mv423,
Dt21, Ko26.
SimonFN{Gottfried}:
said by the
Dietel FSL to be
fromUC [Kur-]Pfalz (no locality given).
In 1798 the
wife’s maiden name
was given as
Katzenfeller (Mai1798:Mr19,
Mv425).
SimonFN:
said by the Stumpp
supplement to the
Dietel FSL to be
fromUC
Pfalz (no
locality indicated).
SimonFN:
said by the
Dobrinka FSL to
be fromUC
Blankenhof(?),
Baden-Durlach.
SimonFN:
Curt Renz
has found the church
records for this
Hoffnungstal, Bessarabia, family in Eggenstein, Karlsruhe Amt, Baden.
SimonFN:
said by the
Holstein FSL to
be fromUC
Preussisch Holland(?),
Preussen.
SimonFN:
said by the
Kamenka FSL to
be fromUC
Mainz.
The
Buedingen ML
says this man
married in 1766 a
Weitzebach woman
who also was
from
Mainz territory
(Mai&Marquardt#355).
SimonFN:
said by the
Krasnoyar FSL to
be fromUC
Steinau, Hanau.
Simon FN:
said by the
Paulskaya FSL to
be fromUC
Grossen Buseck.
Simon{Kunigunde}:
said by the 1798
Schoenchen
census to have been
the maiden name of
frau
Conrad{Johannes}
(Mai1798:Sn11).
SimonFN:
said by the
Warenburg FSL to
be fromUC
Altenbueren, [Hessen-]Darmstadt [Landgraviate].
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Wr23.
SimonRN,
Paul: generously
supplied information
on his
Simon,
Weinbender and Weissebach
ancestors’s origins.
SimonsfeldGL,
Calw [Amt], Wuerttemberg: an
unidentifed place;
there was a
Simmozheim 3.5
miles NW of
Calw city..
SimpelFN:
the
Katharinenstadt
FSL says this
stepdaughter was
living with a
Kaweller? family
fromUC
Stockort(?).
Simrod: see
Sinrot and Zimrot.
Simroth: see
Sinrot.
SimsenFN:
said by the
Warenburg FSL to
be fromUC
Ritterhude,
Holstein. For 1798 see
Mai1798: Wr102.
SindelFN:
see
Zindel.
SingerFN:
Curt Renz
has found the church
records for this
Hoffnungstal, Bessarabia, family in Korb, Waiblingen Oberamt, Wuerttemberg.
Stumpp,
p.524, says they
arrived in Russia in
1800.
SingerFN:
said by the
Leichtling FSL
to be fromUC
Neustadt (no
locality mentioned).
According to the
Buedingen ML
this
Sanyer man married in 1766 a
Gathoff woman,
no origin given for
either (Mai&Marquardt#428).
Singhofen,
Nassau [Condo]: said by
the
Warenburg FSL to
be homeUC
to
Roth{Jacob}.
Sinkau BaronyGS:
an unidentified
country.
It may have
been associated with
Zinkau,
Silesia, nka
Zinkovy, Czech
Republic.
Sinnburg, Bergen
Duchy: an unidentified place said by the Buedingen ML to be home to the widow
Busch{K.Maria
Teresia} nee
Franck who
married
Chalitz{Anton}
(Mai&Marquardt#721).
SinnerFN{Johann}:
said by
Kuhlberg1631 to
be fromUC Isenburg
(no state or
locality
identified). His
widow was said by
the
Balzer FSL be fromUC Isenburg
(no state or
locality
identified).
KS:158 said the
widow was fromUC
Offenbach,
Isenburg[-Birstein
Principality].
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Bz100,
Gk38, Ho9, Nr94.
SinnerFN:
said by the 1798
Doenhof census
to the maiden name
of frau
Schmidt{Johannes)
(Mai1798:Dh100).
SinnerFN{Michael}:
said by
Kuhlberg1628 and
the
Schilling 1775
census (#69) to be
fromUC
Isenburg (no state or locality identified
SinnerFN{Michael}:
Gary Martens says
that according to
Igor Pleve the
original
Schilling Sinner was born in
Ranstadt, but
was living in
Rinderbuergen
when he left for
Russia.
Sinner{
Michael}: listed at
#69 in the 1775
Schilling census
is a likely first
settler there.
Kulberg1631 said
he was fromUC
Isenburg (no indication which one, and no locality mentioned),
and
the
Schilling Website
says his origin was
in
Rinderbugen,
which was in one of
the
Isenburgs.
However,
Gary Martens
using
Randstadt[,
Stollberg] church books
proved Michael was
baptized there in
1717 (Schilling website).
Sinner{Anna E.}:
KS120 and Mai&Marquardt#560
say
she married in
Buedingen on 19
April 1766
Becker{Johann
H.},
both of
Fischborn.
I could not
find them in any
published FSL.
SinrodFN:
see
Sinrot.
Sinrot/Sinrod/Simrod/SimrothGL, Darmstadt: an unidentified place said by the Pleve version of the Jagodnaja Poyjana FSL to be homeUC to a
Kniss family.
Spelled
Simroth by the
Kromm version which
suggests it was
really
Siemerode (p.30), and says that Schneidermueller/Schneidmueller families were also from there
(pp.27, 30).
SinsheimGL,
[Kurpfalz]:
61 miles SSE of
Frankfurt-am-Main.
SinsheimGL,
Baden: is 17
miles NW of
Heilbronn city.
This is the
same place as the
previous entry
except 50 years
later.
Sinsheim [Amt]GL, Baden:
the city was also a
District
administrative
center.
This centered
in the city of
the previous
entry.
Sinsheim,
Kurpfalz: said by the Urbach
FSL to be homeUC
to a
Kreiner family.
This was the
same place as the
previous entry
except 50 years
earlier.
SinslerFN:
said by the
Preuss FSL to be
fromUC
Wuerzburg.
SinzingGL,
[Kur-]Bayern:
said by the
Herzog FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Gerstner family.
There at
least three Sinzings
in
Bavaria, but the
most likely one, I
think, is some 3
miles SW of
Regensburg.
Sipachisch?GS:
an unidentified
country.
See
Witt.
SippelFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Schlitz marriage
records 1762-1767
and in
Schotten parish
records for many
generations prior to
1767;; see
Flegel trip.
Sippert FN:
said by
KS:448 to have
been inUC
Neudorf.
Evidently
there is no
confirmation of
that.
Sipsmar(?)GL,
Breitenbach: an
unidentified place
said by the
Goebel FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Hess, and
perhaps a
Mispeck family.
SirchingenGL,
Urach Oberamt,
Wuerttemberg: is
some 3 miles S of
Bad Urach, Baden
Wuerttemberg,
and was home to a
Werner family
that settled in
Gueldendorf, Odessa.
Sirsk(?)GL,
see
Sierck.
SissellRN,
Eleanor is one of the
AHSGR village
coordinators for
Kukkus and has
proven the origins
of her
Maser and
Krumm ancestors.
Sit(?)GL,
Sachsen: an
unidentified place
said by the
Dobrinka FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Michaelis
family.
Sitler/SchitlerFN:
said by the
Kraft FSL to be
fromUC
Muenzesheim, Baden.
The
Buedingen ML
says this
Schuettler man
fromUC
Muentzesheim,
Baden-Durlach,
married in 1766 a
widow
Weber, nee
Mueller (Mai&Marquardt#688).
Sittig FN:
said by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Kersdorf.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Nb11.
SittnerFN
{Wilhelm}: said by
Kuhlberg3159 and
the
Huck FSL to be
fromUC
Isenburg (no
locality or country
mentioned).
SittnerFN:
also see
Zitner.
SitzFN:
said by the
Bettinger FSL to
be fromUC
Undeit, and in
1768 to have gone to
Orolowskaja.
Dr. Pleve
thought this might
also have been
spelled
Seiss.
I could not
find him in
Mai1798es.
Sitzinger?FN:
said by the
Doenhof FSL to
be fromUC
Hannover (no
locality mentioned).
SitzmanFN:
see
Zitzmann.
SkatovkaVV:
was a Russian name
for
Straub.
SkatowkaVV:
was a Russian name
for
Straub.
SkinosBV:
the original
name for
LeipzigBV,
Bessarabia.
SlawskGL:
see
Gross Slawsk.
Sleigouim?GL,
Fraenkischen
Ritterkreis: an
unidentifed place
said by the
Lauwe FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Schmidt family.
SmolinGL,
Reichau [Kreis], Galicia: now
called Karpy,
Ukraine, some 33
miles NW of
L’viv city, and
proved by the
GCRA to be the
place where
Miller{Joseph}’s
children were born
(1800-1805) prior to
coming to
Bergdorf.
Smoplinski, Poland: an unidentified place which the GCRA found associated with frau Mauch (nee Wedel) in
1786.
Snenkiries?: the
Straub FSL entry
(41) makes it look
as if this were the
name of a locality,
with
Greifenstein as the country.
I think there
was some major
garbling of this
record, although I
could be wrong.
There once
was a country called
Greifenstein,
but it was absorbed
by
Solms-Braunfels
in the 17th
century and the fine
buildings used by
the
Greifenstein rulers, disused, deteriorated badly. The locality,
Greifenstein,
endured.
My guess is
that Snenkiries is a
mangling of the name
of the
Kreis
responsible for that
locality.
Snetning?GL:
an unidentified
place said by the
Paulskaya FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Hill family.
Snip?FN:
said by the
Preuss FSL to be
fromUC
Guntershausen,
Kurpfalz.
Might
this name be
Schnepp?
Sobyn, Zgiers, South Prussia:
an unidentified
place the
GCRA said was
near
Schoeneich, NW
of
Lodz and was
associated with a
Huff family
1801-1803.
Soda: an
unidentified place
said by the
Seelmann FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Schreiner
family.
Soden(?)GL,
Kurpfalz: said
by the
Goebel FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Wahl family.
The only
Soden I can find is
4 miles SE of
Aschaffenberg
city, but in 1766 it
was in
Kurmainz, not
Kurpfalz.
SoedelGL,
[Solms]: is some 8
miles N of
Niederwoelstadt
and
was home to the
father of at least
one of the
Klein men who
went to
Frank.
See
Kleim.
SoedelGL:
also
see Sedal, Solms.
SoederFN:
said by the
Norka FSL to be
fromUC
Kurpfalz (no
locality mentioned).
Spelled
Soeder in the
1775 census.
In 1798
spelled
Seder (Mai1798:Nr121, 150, 154).
The
Buedingen ML
says that this
Soether man
fromUC
Schwartzerden, Baden, married a Paul woman in 1766 (Mai&Marquardt#681).
SoellnitzGL:
said by the
Kano FSL to be
homeUC to
the widow
Gruen{Agness
K.}.
This less
than one mile from
Kleutsch,
Anhalt-Dessau.
Soerth(?)GL,
Baden-Durlach:
an unidentified
place said by the
Kukkus FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Hertel family.
SoetherFN:
see
Jeder.
Sogerheim?: an
unidentified place
said by the
Recruiter
Beauregard’s list to
have been homeUC
to the
Griesbach{Philipp}
family (Lk45).
Sohlen, [Kur-]Brandenburg: is 9 km
S of
Magdeburg city
and was said by the
Urbach FSL to be
homeUC
to a
Schulz family.
SohnFN:
said by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Oppenweiler.
For 1798 see
Mai1798: Nm22.
SohnFN:
said by the
Warenburg FSL to
be a stepson in the
Feil household.
I could not
find him in
Mai1798.
Sohren,
Kurpfalz[sic?]: is 41 km WNW of Bad Kreuznach and was said by the Seelmann FSL to be homeUC to a Grissel family. This
place seems to have
been in
Sponheim County,
not in
Kurpfalz.
SokolowFN:
said by the
Husaren FSL to
be fromUC
Aschaffenburg.
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
Sokolowsky{Johann}:
KS:82 and nnn
say this Catholic
man fromUC
Polen
in 1764 was
sent on to the
Saratov area as
part of
the group of
colonists
transported under
the command of
Captain
Paykul and Cornet
Rehbinder.
The Dreispitz FSL (#16)
to be fromUC
Uschatsch,
Polen.
In 1798 the
family name was
spelled
Sokolowsky (Mai1798:Dr05).
Possibly nka?
Uchacze,
Poland, 46 SSE of Warsaw.
SokolowskiFN:
said by the
Husaren FSL to
be fromUC
Newel,
Polen. In 1798 spelled
Sokolowsky (Mai1798:Hn9).
SokolowskyFN:
see
Sokolowski.
Soldinin(?)GL,
Elbin(?):said by
the
Dietel FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Koch family.
This might be
Soldin, now
Mysliborz,
Zachodniopomorskie,
Poland.
Sollbach{J.Christian+w+1c}:
Kulberg124
Catholic
fromUC
Wetau. Not found in
T.
Said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
(#5) to be fromUC
Oppertshofen,
with a
Kirchturm orphan
girl in the
household.
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
SollerGL:
see
Zoller.
Sollnitz?GL:
an unidentified
place said by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be homeUC
to an
Otto man.
This is
likely the same
place as the next
entry.
SollnitzGL,
Anhalt-Dessau:
is some 5 miles SE
of
Dessau city, and
said to be homeUC
to
a
Hartmann woman
who married a
Reifegerste man
and went to
Boaro (Mai&Marquardt#1137).
SollnitzGL:
also see
Soellnitz and
Zoellnitz.
SollschwitzGL,
Sachsen: an
unidentifed place
said by the
Jost FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Goldberg family.
There are at
least two
Sollschwitz in
Saxony.
SolmerFN:
see
Seelmann.
SolmsGS,
could have been any
of about 7 countries
(named below) most
of which held lands
SW, S, SE and E of
Giessen, now in
Hesse. Said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be homeUC
to a
Steger family.
Solms [Feinstein?]GL,
is an unidentified
locality which,
according to the
Frank FSL, was in Freie
Adelprovinz der
alten Ritter(?)
and was homeUC
to a
Dietrich family. This might be the
village of Solms
that is some 15
miles NNW of
Fulda.
Solms-Assenheim CountyGS: this country had 3 lives: 1632-35,
1699-1725 and
1728-1778 when it
was absorbed into
Solms-Roedelheim-Assenheim County.
Its lands
seem to have lain
mostly S and SE of
Friedberg city, now in Hessen.
Solms-Braunfels[Principality]GS: this country, often just called
Braunfels, was a
member of the Bench
of the Secular
Princes, Upper
Rhenish Circle in
the
HRE, began as a County, was elevated to Principality in 1742; its
lands lay mostly W
and SW of
Wetzlar city,
now in Hessen; also
see
Branfelzer.
[Solms-]Braunfels [Principality]GS:
said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be homeUC
to a
Wasmar? family.
Same place as
the previous entry.
Solms-Hohensolms-Lich
CountyGS:
this country,
created in 1718
becoming a
Principality in
1792, was a member
of the
Bench of Counts and
Lords, Upper Rhenish
Circle in the
HRE and
lay N, W and S of
the town of
Hohensolms, NNW
of
Wetzler citynow
in Hessen.
Solms-Laubach [County]GS: this country, often simply called
Laubach, was
created in 1544, was
a member of the
Bench of Counts and
Lords, Upper Rhenish
Circle in the
HRE. Its lands
extended from NE of
Laubach town in a
fairly wide but
fluctuating swath to
the SW almost to
Friedberg city.
According to a
Luebeck ML a
Walter woman fromUC Solms-Laubach
married in
1766 an
Eckhard man (Mai&Marquardt#263).
Said (no
locality mentioned)
by the
Krasnoyar FSL to
be homeUC
to an
Eckhard family.
Solms-Roedelheim
CountyGS:
this country lasted
1728-1778 when it
was absorbed into
Solms-Roedelheim-Assenheim County.
Its lands
seem to have lain
mostly E of those of
Solms Assenheim and were scattered towards the south all the way to
Roedelheim which
was a suburb just W
of
Frankfurt-am-Main,
now in Hessen.
Solms-Roedelheim-Assenheim
CountyGS:
this country lasted
from 1778 until
about 1806.
Solms-Sonnenwlade
County and
Solms-Wildenfels
CountyGS:
these two small
countries supposedly
were in what is now
southern? Hesse from
the late 17th
century until
1803/06.
SoltmerFN:
see
Soltner.
SoltnerFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Gruenberg, Hessen
with a
Doerr wife fromUC
Hangheim.
SoltnerFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Marklein Banghein(?),
Ansbach.
Also later
spelled
Soltmer (Mai1798:Ka27,
Mv1180).
SoltnerFN:
said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Ansbach [Margraviate].
I could not
find this man in the
1798 censuses.
Sommer{David}FN:
said by the
Boregard FSL to
be fromUC
Massenheim. The
1798
Boregard census
gives the wife’s
maiden name as
Elscheidt (Mai1798:Mv188).
Sommer{Heinrich}FN:
said by the
Boregard FSL to
be fromUC
Pfaffenheim.
Sommer FN
{Conrad}: said by
the
Brabander FSL to
be fromUC
Gut Berun,
Nassau.
SommerFN
{Andreas}: said by
the
Brabander FSL to
be fromUC
Milisin?.
SommerFN{Anna
Maria} said by the
Brabander 1798
census to be the
maiden name of frau
Behm (Mai1798:Bn20).
SommerFN:
said by the
Kratzke FSL to
be fromUC
Kemberg(?)/Kimber(?).
SommerFN:
said by the
Laub FSL to be
fromUC
Freiwalde,
Preussisch-Schlesien.
SommerFN:
said by the
Leitsinger FSL
to be fromUC
Echenbrunn,
Bamberg [Bishopric].
SommerFN:
said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
to be fromUC
Wien,
Oestrerreich with his Pauly
wife and a
Pauly
brother-in-law in
the household.
This couple (she a
Pauli) was
married in Luebeck
in 1766 (Mai&Marquardt#124).
For 1770 see
Mai1798:Mv2033.
SommerFN:
said by the
Phillipsfeld FSL
to be fromUC
Heringen, [Hessen-Kassel Landgraviate].
For 1769 see
(Mai1798:Mv2291).
Sommer{A.Katharina}FN:
in 1789 she is
recorded as leaving
Rosenheim
(Mv2465) and was
elsewhere in 1798
(Ps67) but I cannot
find her in any FSL.
Sommer{Nicolaus}FN:
said by the
Rosenheim FSL to
be fromUC
Zentlof?,
Herrschaft von Gleichen.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Rm34.
SommerFN:
said by the
Walter FSL to be
fromUC
Kunverskikhene, Laubach County.
Sommer{Christina&Maria}:
they were said by
Recruiter
Beauregard’s list to
have been
step-daughters in
the
Jung{Phillip} household (Lk78b).
For 1767see
T2646-2650. Not found in
any FSL and I could
not find them or any
likely descendant
associated with any
Volga colony.
SommerFN:
also see
Samer.
SommersdorfGL,
Ansbach: is some
6 miles S of
Ansbach city and
said by the
Laub FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Leikam family.
Sompolno, Przedecz, Posen: is 46
miles NNE of
Kalisch,
Poland, and the
GCRA found that it was associated with a Nagel family in 1805.
SondFN:
said by the
Enders FSL to be
fromUC
Luebeck (no
locality given).
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
Sondersfeld, [Kurbayern]: is 21 miles SE of
Nuerenberg city
center and was said
by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
to be homeUC
to a
Doeringer/Doehring/Doering family.
Sondershausen-Rudolstadt
County: this
small country
lay about 27
km W of
Rudolstadt city
in two even smaller
chunks, one to the
north, one to the
south, of
Ilmenau city.
Sonnenburg,
Oststernberg Kreis, Prussia:
nka Slonsk,
Poland, is and
was 19 miles NNE of
Frankfurt-an-der-Oder.
SonnenblattFN:
said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Filun?.
I could not
find this man in the
1798 censuses.
SonnengruenFN:
said by the
Paulskaya FSL to
be a stepson in the
Lenk household.
Sonnenwald{Jacob+wife+6
kids}:
Kulberg170 said
they were from [Kur-]Pfalz and went to Livonia.
SonntagFN:
said by the
Brabander FSL to
be a step-son in the
Sturn family
household.
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
SontauFN:
said by the
Merkel FSL to be
fromUC
Sester, Holstein.
SoquieteFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Paris, Frankreich.
SorbegerFN:
see
Sorberger.
SorbergerFN:
according to the
Buedingen ML
this woman in 1766
married a
Jaeckel man
(Mai&Marquardt#538).
By 1767 this
couple was in
Moor.
Bonner proved
she was baptized in
Wolf.
SorbergerFN{Jacob}:
said by
Kuhlberg2716 to
from
Isenburg (no
locality or country
indicated).
The
Norka FSL showed his wife to have married an Anspach and his daughters living in that household.
Bonner
indicates that his
wife was born an
Armbruster and
he
proved that her
Sorberger
children were
baptized in
Aulendiebach,
Isenburg[-Buedingen County].
In 1798
spelled
Sorbeger and
Soiberg (Mai1798:Nr60 and 116).
SorekonkGL:
see
Soring.
SorgFN:
said by the
Bangert FSL to
be fromUC
Moenstadt, Nassau-Usingen. I could
not find this family
in
Mai1798es.
SorgFN:
said by the
Doenhof FSL to
be fromUC
Loewenstein, Kurpfalz (no locality mentioned).
SorgFN:
also see
Borg.
SorgenfreyFN:
said by the
Boaro FSL to be
fromUC
Hohen-Pritz (no
other locality
mentioned).
He married a
Berg woman in 1766 in Luebeck
(Mai&Marquardt#214).
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
SoringFN:
said by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Wolf.
Pleve noted that his might be
Sorekonk?
I could not
find this family in
the Volga 1798
censuses.
SorkinoVV:
a Russian name for
ZuerichVV.
SosnovkaVV:
a variation of the
Russian name for
SchillingVV.
SosnowkaVV:
a variation of the
Russian name for
SchillingVV.
Sostdorf?FN:
said by the
Krasnoyar FSL to
be fromUC
Lengfeld(?).
Later spelled
Suessendorf.
SouffleFN:
said by the
Pfeiffer FSL to
be fromUC
Beauchene,
Frankreich.
South Prussia:
aka
Suedpreussen, in Poland until 1793 when occupied by Prussia and
incorporated into
that Kingdom as a
Province in 1795.
In 1807 the
Province was
dismantled and its
lands became subject
to the
semi-independent
Warsaw Duchy. In 1815 some eastern parts went to Russia but most of
what had once been
the Province of
South Prussia were
folded into the
newly organized
Prussian province
(duchy) of
Posen, and so
they remained until
1848.
South PrussiaGL:
also see
Preussisch Schlesien.
SovaldFN:
said by the
Rohleder FSL to
be fromUC
PilsenGL,
Boehmen.
A
Rosslau ML says
this
Sowalter
man married a
Casspar
woman in 1765;
KS:124 spells
her name
Caspar (Mai&Marquardt#870).
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Rl16.
SowalterFN:
see
Sovald.
SowatskyFN:
said by the
Orloff FSL to be fromUC Heubuden, Marienburg Amt.
Also
spelled
Sawatsky.
Sowenow(?)GL:
an unidentified
place said by the
Boaro FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Rechin family.
SpaarFN:
said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
to be fromUC
Malsbach?, [Regensburg Imperial Abbey?].
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
Spaar: also see
Spahr{Andreas} of Kind.
SpachbrueckenGL,
[Hessen-]Darmstadt
[Landgraviate]: is some 8 miles ESE of Darmstadt city, and said by the Holstein FSL (#38) to be homeUC to Buchsbaum and Mai
families.
According to the
Buedingen ML a
Walther wife of
one of these
May/Mey men
was also fromUC
Spachbruecken (Mai&Marquardt#584).
According to
the
Buedingen ML the Buchsbaum man from
Spachbruecken on
25 April 1766
married
Meyer{M.Elisabetha}
(Mai&Marquardt#585).
Using the
Familienbuch Spachbrücken done by Gunnar Kohl and Helmut
Ramage,
Brent Mai has
confirmed
Spachbruecken as the
place of origin for
these families.
SpadiFN:
said by the
Norka FSL to be
fromUC
Oesterreih (no
locality mentioned).
For 1798 see
(Mai1798:Nr22,
35, and 91).
In Nr8 the
family name is
spelled Spady and a
son’s wife’s maiden
name is given as
Fuchs.
SpadyFN:
see
Spadi.
Spaecht{Gottfried}FN:
in 1788
he is
recorded as leaving
Rosenheim
(Mv2455) and was
elsewhere in 1798
(Nm19) but I cannot
find her in any FSL
SpaechtFN:
also see
Specht.
SpaedtFN:
see
Spaeth.
SpaedterFN
see
Spithof.
Spaeter{Christian}:
said by Recruiter
Beauregard’s list to
have been fromUC
Helmighausen (Lk135).
They may b e
listed in 1767 (T1873-1874)??
Not found in
any FSL and I could
not find them or any
likely descendant
associated with any
Volga colony.
Spaeter?FN,
also see
Shpeiter.
SpaethFN:
said by the
Balzer FSL to be
fromUC [Wied-]Runkel [County] (no
locality mentioned).
The maiden
name of the wife was
give as
Krikau in 1798 (Mai1798:Bz68;
for others in this
line see Bz30, 64,
85 and Bd24; also
spelled
Spaedt in 1798: Bg1 and Wr65).
SpaethFN:
said by the 1816
Glueckstal
census (KS:674, 448) to be fromUC Grosssachsenheim, Ludwigsburg
[Amt],
Wuerttemberg. However,
the
GCRA proved this
an erroneous origin
and thinks he may
have come fromUC
Sulpach, Goeppingen Amt,
Wuerttemberg,
but they did not
prove that origin.
See their
book for more
detail.
SpaethFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Kirburg marriage
records 1762-1767;
see
Flegel trip.
Spaeth: also see Spath
SpaetterFN:
said by the
Leitsinger FSL
to be fromUC
Elschiburg?,
Kurtrier. I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
SpaetterFN
also see Spaedter and
Spaeter.
Spaetz{Wilhelm+wife+son}:
Kulberg175 said
they were fromUC
Erbach and went
to
Livonia.
SpahnFN{Heinrich}:
said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Hanau [County].
For 1792 and 1798
see
Mai1798:
Mv2244,Pl56,57 and
Nm28.
SpahnFN{Nicolaus}:
said (no locality
mentioned) by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be fromUC
Hannover with a
Borti
step-daughter and a
Letz step-son in
the household.
This family
has not been found
in the 1798 census
index.
SpahnFN:
said by the
Norka FSL to be
the orphaned son of
Christian Spahn
living in the Wuertz
household.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Nr128.
SpahnFN:
said by the
Pfeiffer FSL to
be fromUC
Schoenborn?.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Gb35. Pf27, 57.
SpahnFN:
said by the
Stahl-am-Tarlyk
FSL to be fromUC
Magdeburg [Duchy] with no locality mentioned.
I could not
find members of this
family
Mai1798.
Spahnnagel
FN: said by
the
Paulskaya FSL to
be fromUC
Eching.
For 1793 and
1798 see
Mai1798:Mv329,
Bx34 and Ur11.
Spahr{Andreas}:
said by the
Recruiter Beauregard
list to have come
fromUC
Zillbach going to
Kind in 1768 (Lk134); which would likely make them among the Kind first settlers. Spelled
Spaar in 1767 (T1788-1793).
I could not
find them or any
likely descendants
in
Mai1798.
SpahrFN:
said by the
Warenburg FSL to
be fromUC
Altenhausen, [Hessen-]Darmstadt [Landgraviate].
I could not
find them in
Mai1798.
SpaichingenGL,
Wuerttemberg: is
36 miles SW of
Reutlingen,
Baden-Wuerttemberg.
SpaltGL,
Nuernberg: is
some 20 miles SSW of
Nuernberg city,
and said by the
Orlovskaya FSL
to be homeUC
to a
Ludwig family.
SpamerFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Schotten parish
records for many
generations prior to
1767; see
Flegel trip.
SpangenbergFN:
see
Spangenberger.
SpangenbergGL,
Hessen-Kassel:
is some 16 miles SE
of
Kassel city, and
said by the
Anton FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Bremer family.
Spangenberger/SpangenbergFN:
the Pleve version of
the
Jagodnaja Poljana
FSL gives no
place of origin for
this step-son in the
Langlitz
household, but the
Kromm version says
he was from fromUC
Eichelsdorf,
Nidda (pp.32,
34).
SpaniolFN:
said by the
Brabander FSL to
be fromUC
Aepfelborn?,
Lothringen. I could not find this family name in the 1798 censuses.
Sparwasser{A.
Margaretha}FN:
said by the 1798
census (Bg16) to be
“from
Straub” but I
cannot find her in
any FSL.
Sparwasser{Margaretha}FN:
evidently listed as
the wife of
Burghardt in the
Straub FSL
(sr24) and in 1798
in
Straub listed as
the wife of
Fazius (Sr41).
Sparwasser{K.Margaretha}FN:
listed by by the
Warenburg FSL as
an orphaned
sister-in-law in the
Simsen
household.
Kuhlberg says
she was fromUC
[Hessen-]Darmstadt [Landgraviate].
She might be
the M.Margaretha
listed as wife of
Buehr in
Wr40 in 1798.
SpatFN:see
Spath.
Spath/SpatFN: not found in an FSL but was in the 1775
Grimm census
#69.
Spelled
Spaeth in 1798 (Mai1798:Gm75).
SpaustgraFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Kirburg marriage
records 1762-1767;
see
Flegel trip.
SpechbachGL,
Sinsheim parish,
Baden: is some 6
miles NNE of
Sinsheim,
Baden-Wuerttemberg,
and was home to a
Bernhard family
that settled in
Gueldendorf, Odessa.
SpechtFN:
said by the
Kano FSL to be
step-children in the
Schaefer{Christoph}
household.
In 1798 said
to be the maiden
(sic for married
widowed) name of
frau
Schaefer (Mai1798:Sh44).
Specht{Heinrich}FN:
said by the
Kano FSL to be
fromUC [Anhalt-]Zerbst [Principality] (no
locality mentioned).
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
Specht{M.Katharina}:
married in
Rosslau 6 April
1766
Gross{Andreas}
(Mai&Marquardt#899).
KS131 said the
year was 1765.
This couple
may have settled in
Kano FSL (#19)
which said he was
fromUC [Anhalt-]Zerbst
[Principality] (no locality mentioned).
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Bt40.
SpechtFN:
said by the
Merkel FSL to be
fromUC
Alstein, Pomerania.
Later
spelled
Spaecht.
SpechtFN:
also see
Becht and
Sprecht.
SpeckFN{A.Margaretha}:
married
Gutermuth{Conrad}
in
Buedingen on 12
March 1766 (Mai&Marquardt#418).
By 1767 this
couple was in the
Belowescher Kolonien.
SpeckFN:
also see
Spek.
Speicherz near
Brueckenau now in Bavaria:
is 6 km NW of
Bad
Brueckenau
and
KS128 says it
was the place
Fischer{Otto}
left UC
without
permission.
Speidel FN:
listed by the
1816
Glueckstal census (KS:671)
as frau
Werner without
origin, but
KS:449 said her
family was
from
Moessingen,
Rottenburg [Amt], Tuebingen [Oberamt],
Wuerttemberg; the GCRA
proved this origin,
using
FHL 1,457,469;
see their book for
detail.
SpeigelbergGL,
Backnang parish,
Wuerttemberg: is
some 6 miles N of
Backnang,
Baden-Wuerttemberg,
and was home to an
Ackermann family
that settled in
Gueldendorf, Odessa.
SpeisterFN:
see
Spister.
SpekFN:
said by the
Bergdorf 1816
census (KS:659)
to have been from
Trossingen,
Tuttlingen [Amt],
Wuerttemberg.
This origin was
verified by the
GCRA using
FHL(1,658,752).
This family
stopped in Kolonie
Neusulzfeld,
Suedpreussen, in
1806 prior to going
to
Bergdorf.
See the
GCRA
book for more
detail.
Also spelled
Speck (KS:449).
Spelcher, [Kur-]Trier: an
unidentified place
said by the
Dehler FSL to be
homeUC to
a
Hoffmann family.
SpeldeckerFN:
said by the
Shcherbakovka
FSL to be fromUC
Obereisesheim?.
For 1788,
1790 and 1798 see
Mai1798:Mv2786,
2788, Gm118, Hk49,
Sv17 and 18.
SpelerFN:
said by the
Goebel FSL to be
fromUC
Tating, Kurmainz.
Spener?FN:
said by the
Paulskaya FSL to
be fromUC
Kaderhein?.
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
Spengel FN:
see
Spenger.
Spenger?FN:
said by the
Boaro FSL to be
fromUC
Dessau (no
locality mentioned).
Spelled
Spengler in 1796
and 1798 (Mai1798:
Mv336,Bx 5,26,51 and
Er05), and also
Spengel in 1798
(Bx13).
SpeierFN:
see
Brausemann.
Spengler{Samuel+w+3c}:
Kulberg209 said
they were fromUC
Wartenberg and
went to
Livonia.
SpenglerFN:
also see
Berger and
Schott of Grimm.
SpenglerFN:
see also
Spenger.
SpennerFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Schlitz marriage
records 1762-1767;
see
Flegel trip.
SperlingFN:
Kulberg17 said
this Catholic man
was fromUC
Danzig with
wife, sister and
daughter.
Said by the
Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be fromUC
Danzig; it also
said his wife died
in
Oranienbaum and
he then married an
Arnt woman from
Marienburg.
SpessartGL
is the now name
of the
northwestern-most
section of
Bavaria and may
have been a part of
Hesse in earlier
days.
Speyer,
Bruehl: said by the Schuck
FSL to be homeUC
to a
Wuertz family.
Spelled
Wertz in 1797 and 1798 (Mai1798:Mv2650,Su4,13 and Vm39).
In his first
translation Pleve
had spelled Speyer
as
Shter(?), Bruehl
as
Briel or Breyell(?) and Wuertz as
Wirtz. It seems that something is awry with the FSL here.
Bruehl never
was a country but is
a town 12 km NE of
the Speyer city and
in the 1760s was in
Kurpfalz, not in a Speyer country.
From
1405-1709 Bruehl had
been part of a Condo
jointly run by
Kurpfalz and the
Speyer Bishopric. In
1709 the Bishop
signed a treaty
turning the area
entirely over to
Kurpfalz.
However, in
this case it seems
that he issued a
passport for Russia
for a member family
of his church even
though he had no
legal right to do
so.
SpeyerGS:
in the 1760s there
were two countries
named Speyer.
The original
one was a Bishopric
(748-1803),.
The other was
the Imperial City
which became
independent of the
Bishopric in 1294.
Both in the 1760s
apparently were
still rebuilding
from war inflicted
in ruins. [the
modern city of
Speyer is 57 miles
SSW of
Frankfurt-am-Main]. None of the following references mentions a locality, and none indicates
which of the two
countries is meant.
Said
by the
Belowescher Kolonien
FSL to be homeUC
to a
Lobauer family.
Said by the
Graf FSL to be homeUC to a Glaese family. Said by
the the
Rohleder FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Pehr? family.
Said by the
Straub FSL to be homeUC to a Steitz family.
SpeyerGS,
[Kur-]Pfalz[sic]: said by the
Seelmann FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Zoeger family.
Neither
Speyer country owed
any allegiance to
Kurpfalz in the
1760s
so far as I have
been able to find
out.
Spickelhof, Prussia: an unidentified place which the GCRA found associated with a
Gering family in
1797.
SpieckerFN:
said by the
Norka FSL to be
fromUC
Isenburg (no
locality mentioned).
The family
name was spelled
both
Spiegel (Nr12)
and
Spikart? (Gm20) in 1798 when the maiden name of the wife was later
said to be
Geier (Mai1798:Nr12).
A
Luebeck ML says
this
Spiecker man
married a
Geil woman in
1766 (Mai&Marquardt#1184).
SpiegelFN:
see
Spiecker.
SpiegelbergGL,
Backnang
Oberamt, Wuerttemberg: is
some 6 miles N of
Backnang city,
and said by the 1816
Glueckstal
census to be homeUC
to the
Heimerdinger
family that went to
Glueckstal.
Proven by
Curt Renz as
home to the
Ackermann family
that went to
Gueldendorf,
Odessa.
Spiegelhof?
GL: an
unidentified place
said to have been
homeUC to
a
Schwabe
familyoung man (Lk12),
an early settler in
Zuerich.
Kuhlberg said
this was in
Isenburg but I could find no such placename in the German-speaking lands.
SpielbergGL:
an unidentified
place said by
the
Buedingen ML
to be homeUC
to
an
Eckert woman,
who married a
Rau and
then went to
Huck (Mai&Marquardt#504). Said
by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be homeUC
to
Ulrich and
Werth{Jacob} families.
Said by the
Shcherbakovka
FSL to be homeUC
to the
Zweizig family.
There are at least
17 Spielbergs in the
Germanies.
One is some 7
miles ENE of
Buedingen,
SpielbergGL
said by
the
Buedingen ML
to be homeUC
to
the
Kraus woman who married a
Gebel man
from
Petersroth (Mai&Marquardt:506).
By 1767 this
couple was in
Messer (FSL#77).
KS129 said this
Spielberg was in
the
Pfalz I think
Stumpp probably was
wrong and that this
was the town in
Isenburg, some 7
miles ENE of
Buedingen city.
Spielberg,
Isenburg-Waechtersbach County: a parish center about 6 km NNW of
Waechtersbach
city.
This is most
likely what the
previous two entries
refer to.
SpielmannFN:
said by the
Bergdorf 1816
census (KS:660,
220) and by his
passport to have
been fromUC
Reilingen,
Mannheim [Amt], Baden.
But no record
was found in
Reilingen
records by
GCRA; see their
book for more
detail.
Spielmann/SpielmanFN:
said by both the
1816
Neudorf census
(#16,
Spielman) and
KS:449 (Spielmann) to have come fromUC Reilingen, Mannheim [Amt],
Baden. See the
GCRA book for a
bit more.
Spielmann
FN: said by
the
Stephan FSL to
be fromUC
Elbergen?.
For 17 67.
1796 and 1798 see
T401-03 and
Mai1798:Mv2850,Sp38,37; also spelled Spillman (Sv37).
SpielmannFN:
also see
Spielman.
SpiesFN:
said by the
Krasnoyar FSL to
be fromUC
Alsfeld, Darmstadt.
Later spelled
Spiess.
SpiessFN:
said by the
Cheisol FSL to
be fromUC
Saarburg, [Kur-]Trier, with
Gross step-sons
in one household.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Ls13, 27, 21, 31, Gf19.
SpiessFN:
this family name was
found recorded in
Kirburg marriage
records 1762-1767;
see
Flegel trip.
SpiessFN:
also see
Spies.
Spiester{Gottfried}:
he must have been in
Luzern when his
daughter {Christina}
left there to marry
in
Schoenchen (Mai1798:Mv1624,
Sn26); there in 1798
her maiden name was
spelled
Spistran.
This family
was not found in any
FSL, nor is any
earlier colony
indicated for them,
so they may well
have been
Luzern first
settlers.
Spikart?FN:
see
Spiecker.
SpikermannFN:
said by the
Mariental FSL to
be fromUC
Geske.
Spillman FN:
see
Spielmann.
SpindlerFN:
said by the
Urbach FSL to be
fromUC
Althausen.
For 1798 see Mai1798:Rh10.
Spindler FN:
his wife, who had
been the widow of
Weber{Ernst},
was said by the
Urbach FSL to be
fromUC
Erbstadt, [Hanau
County,]
Hessen[-Kassel Landgraviate].
SpindtFN:
said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
to be step-children
in the
Spister
household.
I could not
find this them in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
SpinglerFN:
said by the
Kraft FSL to be
fromUC
Zweibruecken (no
locality mentioned).
SpiriFN:
listed by both the
1858
Kassel census
(#246) and
KS:450 without
origin.
Also spelled
Spiry. The GCRA found
indications that
they may have come
fromUC or
near
Schönau,
Bergzabern [Amt],
Rheinpfalz.
See their
book for more.
Spiry FN:
see
Spiri.
SpissFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Bayreuth (no
locality mentioned).
SpisterFN{Joseph}:
said by
Kulberg104 to be
a Catholic from
Bamberg( no
locality indicated).
Not found in
T.
Said by the
Ober-Monjou FSL
(#2) to be fromUC
Meisendorf, Bamberg
with
Spindt
step-children in the
household.
Spelled
Speister in
1769, 1784 and 1798
(Mai1798:
Mv2028, Mv2063 and
Lz41 repectively).
The maiden
name of the wife was
given as
Eck in 1784 (Mai1798:Mv2063)
and
Yeshin or
Jess? in 1798 (Lz41).
Spistran: see
Spiester.
SpitalGL,
Friedberg Imperial
City: see
Friedberg.
Spital, Posen: aka Schoeneich.
Spithof FN:
said by the
Keller FSL to be
the step-son of the
Job family.
Spelled
Spaedter in 1798
(Mai1798:Mv1865).
Spitsa..ton/Spitza..tonGL,
Yanauzen County:
said by the
Walter FSL to be
homeUC to
Gelfrit and
Hilt families.
The
Walter Research
Group has
confirmed in parish
records that this is
a
Hill family from Altern
(aka
Spitzaltern), Hanau (now Hessen).
SpitzFN:
said by the
Bettinger FSL to
be fromUC
Burg Gemuenden.
I could not
find them in
Mai1798es.
SpitzalternGL,
Hanau County:
(aka
Altern) is some
16 miles S of
Hanau, Hessen;
see Spitsa..ton, Yanauzen County.
Spitzenalten(?)GL,
Schatanu(?): an
unidentified place
said by the
Dobrinka FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Rau family.
This most
likely is the same
as the preceding
entry.
SpitzerFN:
listed in the
Bergdorf 1858 census (KS:664)
without origin. The
GCRA believes
him to be one of the
“Warsaw Settlers”
who probably came
from somewhere in
the province of
Posen in the
Duchy of Warsaw, but
they have been
unable to identify
specific places.
SpitzerFN:
listed by the 1816
Kassel census
(#92) but said by
KS:450 to be
from
Polen.
The
GCRA thinks they
probably were from
Posen province;
see their book for
more.SpitznagelFN:
listed by the 1816
Glueckstal
census (KS:674,
677) with no origin.
SpitzwieseFN:
see
Spitzwieser.
SpitzwieserFN:
said by the
Brabander FSL to
be fromUC
Reit, [Kur-]Bayern.
Spelled
Spitzwiese in
1788 (Mai1798:Mv346).
Splavnucha,
Splavnukha, or
SplawnuchaVV:
variant spellings of
the Russian name of
HuckVV.
SpoeckGL,
Karlsruhe [Amt], Baden: is some 9
miles NE of
Karlsruhe city,
and said by the 1816
Bergdorf census
to be homeUC
to a
Kroll family.
See the
GCRA book for
more detail.
SpoehrFN:
left
Nagold, Wuerttemberg
for Russia in the
1817.
Spohr{Caspar}:
said by
Recruiter
Beauregard’s list to
have been fromUC
Oerlenbach
(Lk152).
Spelled
Spor in 1767 (T2732).
Not found in
any FSL and I could
not find them or any
likely descendant
associated with any
Volga colony.
SponheimGL,
Kurpfalz: is
some 5.5 miles W of
Bad
Kreuznach.
Sponheim CountyGL,
Baden Margraviate:
the full name was
Sponheim-Starkenberg
County but it
was usually refered
to as this short
form.
Sponheim-Starkenberg
CountyGS:
its lands were
scattered mostly to
the NW and N of the
Nahe River but two
or three bits were
to the S of it.
The
quasi-indendent
portion of this
country was under
the control of a
Baden Margraviate
1444 to 1776, when
the whole was
subsumed into
Kurpfalz. Its
scattered lands ran
from around
Kirchberg (which
may have been its
northern seat) and
others
intermittently along
the Nahe River from
W of
Birkenfeld on NE
towards just beyond
Winterburg.
Sponsheim?,
Kurpfalz: an unidentified place said by the Keller FSL to be homeUC to a Lemrich family and possibly a
Kastell family.
The only
Sponsheim I can find
is 3 miles SSE of
Bingen city, but
it seems to have
been in
Kurmainz, not
Kurpfalz.
Spor: see
Spohr.
SporyFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Zuerich, Schweiz.
SprechtFN:
said by the
Neidermonjou FSL
to be a step-son in
the
Sibelius
household.
Spelled
Specht in 1798 (Mai1798:Nm19,Mv1927).
SpechtFN:
said by the
Seelmann FSL to
be an orphan boy in
the
Bickel
household.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Sm46.
SpreierFN:
see
Spreuer.
SprendlingenGL,
Isenburg[-Birstein Principality]:
is between
Dreieich and
Langen S of
Frankfurt-am-Main,
According to the
Frank FSL, it
was then in the
state of
Isenburg and was
homeUC to
Leonhard,
Schickedans?,
Schmidt,
and
Stroh families.
The
Buedingen ML
says it was homeUC
to
a
Leonhard woman who married a
Wittwaeger man
in 1766;
later the couple
went to
Frank (Mai&Marquardt#638).
The Sprendlingen
origins of
Leonhard, Schmidt
and
Schickendans
have been confirmed.
Sprendlingen was
also the birthplace
of the
Wittwaenger man
who went to
Frank.
Said by the
Kolb FSL to be homeUC to Mueller and perhaps Stellwag
families.
Said by
the
Buedingen ML
to be homeUC
to
the
Lehnhart woman who married an
Proester man in
1766; by 1767
this couple was in
Norka; Stumpp said this
was near
Offenbach, Hessen
(Mai&Marquardt#686).
SprengerFN:
see
Springer.
SpretzFN:
said by the
Kano FSL to be
fromUC [Anhalt-]Zerbst [Principality] (no
locality mentioned).
I could not
find this family in
the 1798 Volga
censuses.
SpreuerFN:
said by the
Dietel FSL to be
fromUC
Wettersborn(?),
Baden-Baden. In 1798
spelled
Spreier (Mai1798:Dt67, 22).
SpringFN:
said by the
Galka FSL to be
fromUC
Kulzfeld.
For 1798 see
Mai1798:Db68.
Springe ReinfeldGL,
Hessen: an
unidentified place
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be homeUC
to a
Looss family.
SpringelFN:
said by the
Kraft FSL to be
fromUC
Queckborn(?),
Darmstadt.
Springen, [Katzenelnbogen County],
Hessen[-Kassel
Landgr.]: said
by the
Susannental FSL
to be homeUC
to
Asmus{M.Elisabeth
and J.Philipp}
families.
The same
place as the next
entry.
Springen?, [Katzenelnbogen County],
Hessen-Kassel [Landgraviate]:
is 19 km NW of
Wiesbaden city
centre and was said
by the
Warenburg FSL to
be homeUC
to a
Weil bachelor.
Springen,
Nassau[sic?]: said by
the
Rothammel FSL to
be homeUC
to
Bernhard
families and maybe
to a
Lauer family.
Nassau surely
is a mistake and
this must be the
same place as the
previous entry.
SpringerFN:
listed by both the
1816
Kassel census
(#16) and
KS:450 without
origin.
Using
FHL#193,930 and
457,537,
the
GCRA proved they
were from
Niederhorbach,
Bergzabern [Amt], Pfalz.
Also
spelled
Sprenger.
See their
book for more.
SpringerFN:
said by the
Katharinenstadt
FSL to be fromUC
Darmstadt (no
locality mentioned).
SpringerFN:
said by the
Louis FSL to be
fromUC
Bitsch,
Lothringen.
SpringerFN:
said by the
Louis FSL to be
fromUC
Sierck,
Lothringen.
SpruerFN:
see
Spreuer.
SPV: a Saint
Petersburg area
German village or
parish.
Srednaja RogatkaSPV,
popularly known as
the
Zweiundzwanziger
Kolonie, was in
the parish of
Neu-Saratowka east
of St. Petersburg (Gieg1).
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