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kohlman
 Post subject: Klein-Werder
PostPosted: Sun Jul 10, 2011 4:18 pm 
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Would any one know how to find a first settlers list of this village? I was just reading about how it came into existence,
and noted that there were two Sperling families. (alas, there were no first names)
It is my understanding that the settlers of this village came from the Borzna district in Chernigov.
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 Post subject: Re: Klein-Werder
PostPosted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 11:26 pm 
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There is a 1807 Revision List in the Stumpp Book The Emigration from Germany to Russia in the Years 1763-1862, pg 842 for Klien-Werder. Hope this helps.
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kohlman
 Post subject: Re: Klein-Werder
PostPosted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:28 pm 
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Thanks Gayla.
We bought two Stumpp books when we were in Bismarck last August on our way to Lincoln, Nebraska.
Got around to looking at them, and saw there were some Sperlings shown on that census. Unfortunately they were not the first name Sperlings I'd hoped to find. Guess we will have to continue our search for the elusive Valentine Sperling married to Katherine Knorr. I am thinking that Valentine Sperling would have been born around 1850, since his son Conrad (my grandfather) was born in 1869
Thank you for your help.
Wes
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gdo_researcher
 Post subject: Re: Klein-Werder
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Keep checking the Black Sea German Research database http://www.blackseagr.org as new trees are added every week. Eventually someone will know something about this elusive Valentine Sperling.

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russianroots
 Post subject: Re: Klein-Werder
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Try contacting Morris Knorr in Saskatoon. wendyjuneclark@yahoo.com He knows the Belowesch colonies well.
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