German-Russian  Bessarabian Colony of Borodino and Periojany  [Beriojan] Chutor Genealogy List. Remmick-Hubert Web Site.

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NOTE: Borodino :  Before 1814 the Tater village was known as  Soak Creek, after the German emigrates settled in the village the name was changed to Alexander  and soon, thereafter, was  renamed Borodino after the famous Battle of Borodino the Russians fought against Napoleon.  It should not be confused with Borodino which is near Moscow and where the battle was fought. Presently known as Borodino/Akkermann, Bessarabia, Ukraine [Southern Russia].  It can be found on a present day [2006] map. Chutor of  Periojany = Beriojany = Beriojan=Beriojohn=Beriozhom:  This chutor [estate] was found near Borodino. Find History , Photographs, Other Lists at:  Borodino/Bess.History.Site - Index Page   Explains the abreviations of place names plus the names of the villages, town, and cities in Germany and France  that are listed as being the Borodino / Bess. colonists' original homes before migr. to Russia.

Copyright  :  Jan. 2001 Second Edition 1 Aug 2009 Third Edition 6 June 2010 Fourth Edition 13 April 2012 Fifth Edition 10   Dec 2013 Sixth Edition 5 March 2014 Seventh Edition   1 June 2017 (includes a paper copy) This web site may be freely used for personal, nonprofit purposes or linked by other web sites.  It may, also, be shared with others, provided the copyright notice is included.  It may not be republished in this form or any other form without the written permission of:  Judy A. Remmick-Hubert, Law  offices of Hubert & Yasutake,  1320 Willow Pass Rd., Suite 590, Concord, California 94520 or e-mail: Remmick@aol.com This site has been created because a lot of hard working people in AHSGR, GRHS, GRHC, Dale Wahl, Harold Ehrman, Ruth Freeman and so many others. WARNING:  Due to human errors in any project such as this one,  there may be errors in this data, therefore, always check the sources, which, in most cases, is given. Place names There are many place names abreviated and you can find the additional information here.  Examples: Bess/ = Bessarabia Od. = Odessa which is a district in the Province of Kherson (Cherson). Wu.= Wuerttemberg which was a German state and is presently combined as Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.  I have a more detailed section on the German states, private estates and church lands. Alphabetical List of Dependencies of The Holy Roman Empire Before 1806 From"A" to "Zzz" CLICK BUTTON Adam, Adolph, Aichele, Akermann, Albrecht, Aldinger, Allerlei,  Allerley, Amendt, Anderson, Anhorn, Apelt, Appel, Apperlen, Arlt, Arndt, Artel , Auering Baelder, Baessler, Baeuerle, Bahnschwartz(?),  Baidinger,  Baisch, Balder, Bajaschinsky, Bammerike, Bandel, Banko, Banzegram, Barbat, Bartel, Barth, Baths,  Bauer, Baumann,  Baumbard, Baumbardt, Baumgaret, Baumgart,   Bech,  Beck,  Becker, Beglau, Beitinger, Bendewald, Bess, Betz, Bietz, Belling (?), Bender,  Bendevalt, Bendewald, Bendervald, Bendervalt, Benderwolt, Benz,  Berger, Bergstrasser, Bergstrazser, Berner, Berrath, Berreth, Berst, Beth, Beths, Betsch,  Betz, Beutel, Bez, Biest, Bibbus, Bindener, Binderwald, Bindebald, Binzinger, Bippus*, Birscht,  Birst, Bitter, Blakely, Blavatsky, Blind, Blumhardt, Boegner, Boes, Boczasky, Bodamer, Boech, Boettcher, Boger, Bohnet, Bohohahatz (?), Bohatozesky, Bollinger, Bolzhauser, Botjatschinsky, Bojatschenskye, Bojaschinsky, Bojasshuel(?), Bojasobindt, Bommereikye, Bommler, Borth, Born, Bornn(?), Bos, Boschatzke, Boschetzke, Boschalzkie, Boschutzke, Boshans [?Groshans] Bossert, Bottcher, Bottecher, Boty, Braun, Braunberger, Braunholz, Braunstein, Breitling, Brennesholz, Brenzel,  Brenner, Brettschneider, Bring, Broneske, Bronsch, Buerger, Buchfink, Buerst, Bruerst, Bruggert, Brughard, Brughardt, Burkard, Bundel(?), Burgermeister, Busch, Butz*, Buss, Bux, Buzz Carper, Cock Daag, Dade, Daede, Dalke, Damdein, Damlau, Dammel, Dappert, Daubert, Dauppert, Dashendorf, Deeg, Deering, Degen, Deissinger, Deisimger,  Demke, Demkye, Dest, Detz, Deuschle, Deuschle(?), Diehte, Diel, Diete, Dietrich, Dietsch, Dieterle, Dietterle, Dill, Doede, Doermann, Doetel [Doede]. Dolk (Dolke?), Dolke, Dolke, Domdei, Dote, Dothe, Dramnitzke, Drechsler, Dumdai, Dumday, Dummdei, Dummel Ebni, Eckert, Eder, Egler, Ehei, Ehmann, Ehni, Ehnne,,Ehny, Ehret, Eichelberg , Eichelberger, Eichelberk, Eirich, Eisele, Eisenmenger, Eley, Ellwein, Engel, Engelhard, Engelhardt, England, Eni, Ensnmenger, Enzminger, Erdmann, Erhardt, Erlenbusch, Esslinger, Eue Fabs [Tabs?], Fachne(?), Faelscher, Falkenberg, Falscher, Famke,  Fanrich, Fast, Fay, Fendel, Fendrich, Fercho, Fey, Fiedel, Filler, Fiess, Fink, Finkbeiner, Fischer, Fisher, Flath, Flegel, Flocker, Flodzen, Frannerich(?), Frantz, Fried, Fregen, Frender, Friedrich, Freier, Frisch, Fode, Forsch, Fragen, Frommerich, Frommrich, Fruck, Fueller, Fuchs, Fuller, Funk Gabert, Gaeckle,  Gackle, Gaiser, Gakcle, Gall, Garske, Gamke, Gantner, Ganzke, Garbo, Gast, Gaub, Gebbard, Gehrling, Gerber, Genzke, Gegle, Gerich, Gerisch, Gerstenberger, Geissler, Gentner, Getz, Geuszle, Giebhoff, Giell, Giehsler, Giessler, Ginszler, Glaser, Glockzaehne, Glaub, Glaubein, Gockzehne, Goensch, Goetz, Goeckle, Goerisch, Gohring, Goll, Golz, Gomko, Gonsch, Gother(?), Gothes, Gottschalk, Gotz, Gourlay, Grabatin, Grabau, Graboff, Grabow,  Graesle, Graff, Gras, Grassle, Graszle, Grill, Grochowalsky, Grohshans, Gross, Grossle, Grosshans, Groszhans, Gruen, Grueneich, Grun, Guetter, Guhse, Gumke, Gurcke, Guse, Gutkneicht, Gutter  Haarlose*, Haas, Haase, Haberer,  Hach, Haeger, Haerter, Haetterle,  Haertel, Hagedorn, Hagen, Hager*,  Hahn*, Haier, Haller, Hammel, Handel, Haputman, Hargstaster(?) [poss Bergstrasser], Harlass, Harlos, Harlose*, Harloss, Harmel, Harter, Hartmann, Hartze, Hass, Hauff, Haupt, Hauser, Hayer, Heberer, Hede, Hederley, Heforhes, Heger*, Hegner, Hehr, Heidsen, Heidt, Heier, Heihn, Heim, Hein*, Helfrecht, Henke*, Henning, Hentz, Henzel, Hepp, Herbst, Herr, Herter, Hertle, Herzge, Herzke, Herzker, Hess*, Hesz, Hetzel(?), Hettich, Heyn*, Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Hiller, Himrich, Hindemitt, Hintz, Hipp, Hirschkorn, Hirkle, Hoefel, Hoeger*, Hoehn, Hoerter, Hoerth, Hoess, Hoffart, Hoffert, Hoffmann, Hoger, Hoier, Holdorf, Holstein, Holzhausen, Holzwarth, Hosel, Hoss, Hotz, Hoyer, Huberer, Huberle, Hubert, Huesel, Human, Humbert, Hummel, Hust Ihni, Ilgner, Isaak, Israel Jabs, Janke, Jaschner (?), Jelenick, Jeske, Jess, Jesse, Jesske, (von) Jethon, Joachim, Justowitz Kahno, Kaess, Kaiser, Kahler, Kalmbach, Kaldun, Kalisch, Kaltun, Kantner, Kappenstein, Kashler, Kasper, Kaszer, Kaufmann, Katz, Keck, Kehsler, Keinhardt, Kelsch, Kepp, Kern, Kessel, Kessler, Kekkule,  Kieson, Kinse, Kison,  Kisse, Kittler, Klaubein, Klaub, Klaubein(?), Klein, Kleinknecht, Klowatzky, Klotzbuecher, Knest, Knodel, Knoell, Knopp, Knoll, Koch, Koppenstein, Kottas,  Kottke, Kosel, Kosenko,  Kostes, Kraemer, Kraal, Kraleck, Krain, Krainenbring, Kranich,  Kraft, Krieger, Kron, Kronwald,  Kugert (?), Kube,  Kuck, Krueger, Kubier, Kuebler, Kuenkel, Kruger, Kuhn, Kunkel, Kunz, Kupier, Kuse Laib, Laiser, Lambrecht, Lang, Lange, Langjahr, Lasson(?), Lehmann, Leinz, Lepp, Libra, Liebert, Lindemann, Linz, Lobe, Loeffelbein, Lorenz, Lukas, Lutz, Lux, Luz M?___s, Mackle, Maeckle,  Maedche, Maedcher, Maehle, Maercher, Maerz, Maglowsky, Maier, Malke, Mallach, Malz, Matzenberger, Mange, Mangold, Mann, Mannin, Mansberger, Mardel, Martel, Matthis, Martsch, Mau, Mayer,  Meckle, Megle, Mehsinger, Meidinger, Melk, Meng, Menge, Messinger, Metz, Metzger*, Metzler, Meyer, Mickel, Mielke, Miller, Milk, Mix, Moessner, Moewes, Mossner, Moser, Motz, Motzzenberger, Mowes, Muckle, Mueller, Muessel, Muler, Muller, Mund, Mutschall, Mutzenberger  Naas, Naber, Nabor, Naffing, Nandt, Nannt,  Nant, Nantke, Nauer, Nauman, Nawer, Nawner,  Nebke, Nehr, Neher, Neitz, Nepke, Nepkye, Neppke,  Neppky, Neubauer, Nickel, Nidel, Nikkel, Nolkert, Nollheimer,  Nostas, Nuffert, Nussert [Nuffert] Obenauer, Obergefall, Obergefaell, Oberfefaell, Orlt, Ors, Ost, Oster, Oswald, Otterstaetter P---(?), Peschel, Petsch, Petroff, Pfeffer, Pfitzmaier, Pfitzmayer, Pluchrad, Pluofrath (?Pflugrad),  Pflugrad, Plugrath, Pippas, Pippus, Polzhausser, Pommerinke, Popp, Proppenauer, Popperink, Press, Prusechel, Pusschel Quale(?), Quall, Quast, Quibler (?) Raab, Rack, Radach, Rader, Radziwill, Raeule,  Raigel, Raith, Rall, Rambach, Rambuch,  Rand, Rapp, Rappen,  Rast,  Rath (Raith), Rauch, , Raisser, Raith, Rebberger (Rehberger), Reddel (Rodel, Roedel*), Reddelbach, Regner Rehberger, Reich, Reichenberger, Reile, Reinhard, Reinhardt*, Reinhart, Reissen, Reisser, Remmick, (Roemmich Romich)* , Rempfer, Rempp, Renke (Renke  Renge, Rencke, )  Rensch, Renz, Rentz, Retzloff, Reule, Reuter, Richter, Riedel, Riedmueller, Riethmueller, Riogert (?), Rimp (Rempp),  Roedel*, Roeder, Roessler, Rode, Rodel*. Rohrbach, Rollsteiner, Rohrbach, Romming, Roppenstein [?Koppenstein], Rosel, Rosin, Rossin, Rossler, Rothfuss, Rothfusz,  Rothmann, Rothacker, Rottfusz, Rube, , Ruck, Rudel (Roedel), Ruk, Runch, Rueb, Ruethmueller, Ruff (Ruf)  Rung, Russhardt, Ruszhardt S__?_, Saber, Sackman, Sackmann, Sahnow, Salewsky, Salzeidler, Saridonov, Schaber, Schack, Schadler, Schaefer, Schaeft, Schall, (Shell, Schelle) Schaenberger. Schaeufle,  Schaidt, Schaible, Schaiker (?Schlenker) Schalkopf, Schalo, Schanz, Schatt (Scheid), Schaufele, Schaupp, Scheert, Scheff, Scheffelmaier (Scheffelmayer), Scheid, Scheidt, , Schelkopf. Schell, Schelle, Schlenz, Schert, Schenck, Shenk, Schenkel,  Schesselmayer (Scheffelmaier), Scheurer, Schichtinger (Schietteinger), Schick,  Siedler, Schilling,  Schitt, Schlafman, Schlag, Schlang, Schlaenz, (Schlanz, Schlenz)  Schlauch, Schlemmer, Schlenker, Schlenz, Schlepp , Scholl, Schraegle, Schuber, Schueber, Schuett, Schuett, Schmeichert, Schmide, Schmidt, Schmiedt, Schmeichel (Schmilke, Schmolke), Schmierer, Schmollinger, Schnaible,  Schneck, Schnek (?), Schneider, Schnurer, Schock, Schoenberger, Scholderer, Schonberger, Schoss(?), Schrek, Schroeter, Schuelz (Schulz, ) Schuerer (Scheurer) Schuh, Schuldheiss,  Schulz, Schutgines, Schutgius, Schutt, Schutzing, Schutzius, Schuerer, Schwab, Schwabaur, Schwalbe, Schwalm, Schwarz, Schweigert*, Schweickert*, Schweikert*, Schweiz, Schwigert,  Schwelt, Seelig, Sehanberger(? Schonberger), Selig (Seelig, Selich), Seidler, Sennfeld,  Sept, Siegloch, Sietier, Siewert, Sidel, Sigloch, Simon, Singer,  Somerfeld, Sp_____?, Speidel, Speitel (Speidel), Spitzer, Spock, Spring(?), Springlin ?Springling), Springling, Stadel. Staehl (Stahl, Staehlin), Staiger, Stahr, Staehr, Steelitz, Stauber, Stehr* (Stoehr, Stohr, Staehr, Stahr), Staugel, Staupel, Steich, Stein, Steinwand, Stellsteines(Stollsteiner), Stepke, Stepper, Steppke, Stern, Steschendorf, Stiefel, Stickel, Stikel, Stock, Stoehr*, Stoer*, Stollsteiner, Stollsteinke, Straub, Strobel, Stueckel, Suckert (Suckut, Sukut) Studel, Stukel,  Sulz, Sutter,  Suzelzle, Swan Tetz, Teischle, Teitz, Teschner, Tesske, Thaichbeide, Thautmann, Thilmann, Thumbert, Thielemann, Tiel, Tillemann, Tischendorf, Tornowsky, Trommnitzke Ulrich Vaslinko, Verworn, Vetter, Vilkert(?), Vogel, Vogt, Volkert, Vollstaedt, von Zappelya* W---(?), Waelz,  Wagenast, Wagner, Waidner, Walker, Wallewein, Wallewin, Walter*, Waltman, Walz, Weber, Weger, Wegwarth, Weibel, Weidner, Weihs [Weiss?], Weisharr, Weinhardt, Weizel, Wendland, Wenzel, Weippert, Weiss, Weisshaar, Weissner, Werenwag, Wesner, Wetzle, Wiege, Wieler, Wiest, Wieszner(?), Wilhaf, Wilhelm, Winkler, Wippert,  Wippke, Wippke(?), Wittmann, Wridmer, Wirst, Wirtemberger, Woelhaft, Wolff*, Wuelhoff, Wuertemburger, Wuest Zaiser,  Zappel, [von] Zappelya*, Zarbock Zeb, Zebbel,  Zeh, Zehn, Zeller, Ziegler, Zeiser, Zick, Zobel, Zutter Letters can be found at the end of each section or bottom of page.....  WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? Villages, towns & cities in which some Borodino /Bessarabian German-Russian Colonists lived before migrating to Russia A List: (1) PLACES IN GERMANY (2) PLACES IN POLAND & WEST, EAST and NEW EAST PRUSSIA (3) PLACES IN MECKLENBURG & POMERANIA (4) PLACES IN ALSACE  (ELSASS), FRANCE & Other Places -----------------------------. MAPS of Migration Routes For German Migration  to the East and into Russia from 1763 to 1824 Abrevations to Places Used In This Web Site Migration Route from 1763 to 1832  Borodino/Bess.History.Site - Index Page

Index of Surnames of Dockter, Goetz, Hein, Hoffer, Hubert, Hummel & Ochsner, Pfaff , Remmick [Roemmich] , Schwei[c]kert [Schweigert], Stehr,  and, Many Other  Families Connected to the Webmistress Judy A. Remmick-Hubert & her husband Garry J. D. Hubert

German-Russian House  Recipes

Borodino/Bess.Site:  History, photographs and other lists.... Borodino First Colonist -1814-1817, A List Ingrid ReuleLetters with surnames from a to z**** &  her web site: http://www.kloestitzgenealogy.org A site in German [someone out there will have to translate for me, however, it seems to have families and photographs of Borodino and Bess. in general:  http://home.arcor.de/axel.otterstaetter/Ahnenforschung/

Where is Borodino?  See Maps Map 2005 showing Borodino in the Ukraine near the border of Moldavia Map of 1814 showing Borodino in Bessarabia/ Russia in times of the Tsar's Map of German-Russian Villages in the southern part of Bessarabia 1927 Map of Bessarabia #1 Bess Map #2 Bess Map - Colonies, A List Map #1-Shows area around the Black Sea from the mouth of the Danuble River north into Moldavia [Bessarabia is the eastern section],  than eastwardly pass Odessa, Kherson, Crimea, Rostov to bend southward and edging past the Casptian Sea on the far east edge, into the N. Caucasus to the S. Caucasus, through Georgia, Armenian, Iran, where the Caspian Sea Southern shore lies, than westward through the upper northern part of Turkey to Istanbul, where the Mediterrean and the Black Sea almost touch, than north through Bulgaria, Dobrudscha back to the mouth of the Danube River. Map List of Russia, Rumania, Germany and others Other maps involving the German-Russians Duchy of Warsaw Area near Graudenz, Duchy of Warsaw Rudetz =  May poss be Graudenz because the village of Rudetz has not been found by researchers to this date Area near Kulm, Duchy of Warsaw = Chelmo, Poland Dolken / n. Kulm Klammer / n. Kulm Bessarabian Web Site - GRHS   RemMick@aol.com Please contact me, Judy A. Remmick-Hubert, the Webmistress of this web site for any additions, corrections, reports of broken links or questions.

Sources for the Borodino Web Site For the query, Borodino, of category St. Petersburg: File: Bessarabian Village Birth Records where you can search other family members in other Russian villages.  Remmick-Hubert Quick Reference Index of Web Sites Migration List of Huberts and Remmick Families Web Sites: American Historical Society of German-Russians AHSGR - http://www.ahsgr.org Beresan District Odessa Web Site Newsletters Bessarabiandeutscher Verein in Stuttgart Resource Website which presents various villages and other information in German, however, there are some pages that will pull up a "translate" button: http://www.bessarabien.de/adressen/index.php Digital Library: Odessa: http://www.odessa3.org/collections.html Newsletter on Beresan Area near Odessa, S. Russia: German-Russian Historical Collections of NDSU [GRHC] : http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/gerrus/ German-Russian Historical Society [GRHS] & Bessarabian Web Site -  http://www.grhs.org Other WebSites Otterstaetter.de's Borodino Web site: http://www.otterstaetter.de/home (German) & (English translation) http://www.otterstaetter.de/genea/borodino Photographs are from Ernst Hoeger's 175  JAHRE BORODINO.1814-1989: http://www.otterstaetter.de/genea/borodno/fotos Romanov's Russia, A  Russian History Forum by AGRBear http://remmick.org/Borodino.Bess.History/PageAbrevPlaces.html

Place names found with the colonists of Borodinoians from the area we presently know as Germany and in some places France

LIST OF PAGES ARE: index.page - You Are There PageA PageB PageBergstrasser PageB2 PageC PageD PageE PageF PageG PageH PageHaerter PageHein PageHein2 PageHein3 PageHein4 PageHein5 PageHein6 List of Alfred Hein's Photos PageHeinLetters3.html - Letters "H" continued PageH5 PageHess1 PageHess2 PageHess3 PageHess4 PageH6 PageH7-Letters "H" PageHildenbrand.html PageHoeger PageI PageJ PageK PageKahler Page Kurudischika Village PageL PageLichtental/Bess. S. Russia PageM PageMackle PageN PageO PageP PageQ PageR PageR1.2 = Reinhardt Page R continued - ReuleLetters with surnames from a to z**** - front page Page 1 Page 2 Page3 Page 4 PageR2 PageRothfuss PageS PageSchockMill PageSchweikert1 PageSource PageS3 PageT PageU PageV PageW PageWagner PageWagner2 PageX PageY PageZ Index of Names for Famly of Hein-Remmick Family Migration

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Hein Stoehr/Stehr Roedel Hager/Hoeger    Genealogy

Remmick   Pfaff Hoffer Dockter Genealogy

Borodino/Bess.Site  German-Russian Colony in S. Russia  - History

Hubert Jost Goetz Hummel Genealogy  + Norwegian Ancestors

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