Rosenort (Molotschna, South Russia)

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Introduction to Russian Village Reports

Subseries 1 contains the following 2 files:
1) Introduction:Origin of the Reports by Adam Giesinger 4 pages and List of Mennonite Settlements in Russia, 36 pages
2) Molotschna Village Questionnaires (1942), A Summary of Data in the Surviving ""Stumpp Commando" Molotschna Village Questionnaires. These statistics enumerate the Volksdeutche who were exiled,forcibly evacuated, recruited in the Red Army, Separated families and Complete families. The DorfKarte , (Village Reports) include the following:
Alexanderkrone, Alexandertal, Altonau, Blumenort, Fischau, Friedensdorf, Friedensruh, Gnadenheim, Gandental, Halbstadt, Hamberg, Hirschnau, Kleefeld, Konteniusfeld, Ladekopp, Landskrone, Lichtenau, Lebenau, Lindenau, Margenau, Mariawohl, Muensterberg, Neukirch, Orlow, Paulheim,Petershagen, Pragenau, Rosenort, Schoenau, Schoensee, Sparrau, Steinfeld, Gross-Tokmak, Tiege, Tiegenhagen, Waldheim
3) List of German Settlements with present Russian names
4) Dr. Karl Stumpp reports: Zusammenfassender Bericht Ueber die duetschen Siedlungen im ehemaligen Wolyynien, d.h. den heutigen Generalbezirken Uman, das zu Kiew zaehlt; 9 pages; Piatichatki, Dnjepropetrowsk, 11 pages; 10 Deutschen Siedlungen des Gebietes Pjatichatki Generalbezirk Dnjepropetrowsk, 11 pages; Bericht ueber Siedlungen in den Gebieten Dnjepropetrowsk;Petrikoewka und Werchnje-Dnjeprowsk,, 9 pages.
5) Correspondence, extensive official correspondence of Karl Stumpp, 20 cm of text including telegrams, reports, requests with officials, P. Busse, Gerhard Fast, in 1943. Box 254
6) Statistics material regarding the Chortiza Colony with graphs and tables compiled by K. Stumpp. 4cm

Stumpp, Karl, 1896-1982

Jacob & Katharina Epp family

Jacob & Katharina Epp family

This photo shows #17 Jacob & Katharina Epp family. Left section, front row (l-r): Maria, Katharina & Jacob. Left section, back row (l-r): Abraham, Johann, Cornelius. Couples in the right hand section (l-r): Heinrich & Katharina Epp, Justina & Johann Baerg, Jacob & Susanna Epp, Katharina & Peter Baerg.

Jacob & Katharina Epp’s grandchildren and foster children

Jacob & Katharina Epp’s grandchildren and foster children

This photo shows #17 Jacob & Katharina Epp’s grandchildren and foster children in 1913 (when Abram Boese from America was at Jacob Epps for a visit). Back, l-r: Peter Baerg 1762, Heinrich Epp 1733, unknown, Jacob Baerg 1741, Johann Baerg 1742, foster son Heinrich M. Epp 11110. Middle, l-r: foster daughter Margaretha with Margaret Baerg 1765, Willie Baerg 1744, Katharina Baerg 1743, Helene Epp 1735, unknown, Katherine Epp 1751, Justina Baerg 1746, Katharina Baerg 1763, Katharina Epp 1732. Front, l-r: Martin Epp 1734, unknown, Bertha Epp 1752, unknown, Jacob Baerg 1764.

Rosenort village school

Rosenort village school

This is a photo of a public school in the village of Rosenort, Molotschna, built 1895. The time came when our people realized the value of education, and they began to strive to bring their schools on a high level. To a very significant degree they succeeded. Our schools and our teachers, in general, were not only good, but very good. [HR 181]

Widower Martin Epp with his children

Widower Martin Epp with his children

This photo shows Widower Martin Epp 1(11) in the centre with his children in 1910. Back row (l-r): Susanna, Jakob, Anna, Johannes. Front row (l-r): Heinrich, Justina, David, Bernhard, Johann Neufeld (Justina’s husband) with son Martin, Tina.

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