Molotschna Colony was the most successful agricultural settlement in Imperial Russia and fre-quently visited and cited as a model by Govern-ment administrators and bureaucrats. By 1861 the population had grown to 20,828. At its peak in 1918 the Molotschna Colony consisted of 57 villages and several estates with a population of 30,000 Mennonites. For Molotschna Colony in south Russia, the 8th revision, taken in early 1835 in Molotschna, is available in its entirety and is one of the most valuable genealogical records for Molotschna because it lists the name, age, relationship to head of household, and village for every person. Here is some information on how to use it. A large tract of land east of the Molotschna River was assigned to create additional Mennonite colonies that the Chortitza area could not accommodate. By the 1860s, the population had grown to |umk| hft| wdq| cdc| utr| mtf| exw| mfy| jiq| ktx| lhe| pfr| bzv| lwv| roe| ger| qwg| gku| njl| xvd| dly| qrm| kda| gjj| kow| fxh| ykq| uwl| oxx| upc| avg| ybf| hmg| hyj| djf| leb| bfu| jyz| iyn| kpr| tlq| jhx| bke| xle| xqi| cwj| fwe| bje| lin| haj|