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Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2020-04-03T16:09:43Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to Find A Grave.

This presented a brand-new problem. Find A Grave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with Find A Grave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 316 pages accounts for '''9,011''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''
'''

* [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AQsCyRmMM8kOffuV4UgvnJWDwXguWTnF Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]'''

D.G. Bender

(Updated on 11-February-2020)

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2020-04-03T16:08:45Z

BenderDG:

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2020-04-03T16:04:32Z

BenderDG:

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-09-11T21:02:19Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to Find A Grave.

This presented a brand-new problem. Find A Grave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with Find A Grave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 208 pages accounts for '''5,886''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''
'''

* [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AQsCyRmMM8kOffuV4UgvnJWDwXguWTnF Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]'''

D.G. Bender

Benutzer:BenderDG

2018-05-23T13:10:05Z

BenderDG: /* What is my research area */

== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

D.G. Bender

31 Penland Way NE

Medicine Hat, Alberta T1C 1X2

Canada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

Website: [http://t1p.de/GRSL Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/index.html German Maps & Villages]
* [https://www.findagrave.com/user/profile/47380620 Find A GRAVE]

== Links ==

[[Kategorie:GenWiki-Autoren|BenderDG]]

Benutzer:BenderDG

2018-05-23T13:09:24Z

BenderDG: /* Who am I */

== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

D.G. Bender

31 Penland Way NE

Medicine Hat, Alberta T1C 1X2

Canada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

Website: [http://t1p.de/GRSL Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/index.html German Maps & Villages]
* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf GERMANS FROM RUSSIA AND EASTERN EUROPE SETTLEMENT LOCATIONS]
* [https://www.findagrave.com/user/profile/47380620 Find A GRAVE]

== Links ==

[[Kategorie:GenWiki-Autoren|BenderDG]]

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T22:06:44Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to Find A Grave.

This presented a brand-new problem. Find A Grave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with Find A Grave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''
'''
* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]'''

D.G. Bender

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T22:03:01Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to Find A Grave.

This presented a brand-new problem. Find A Grave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with Find A Grave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''

D.G. Bender

'''* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]'''

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T22:00:58Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. Find A Grave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with Find A Grave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''

DG Bender

'''* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]'''

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:58:38Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''

DG Bender

'''* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]'''

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:54:46Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''

DG Bender

* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:49:36Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''
DG Bender

* [https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations]

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:38:03Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''"'''Germans from Russia Settlements'''"'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''

DG Bender

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:34:39Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing '''''Germans from Russia Settlements''''' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“'''Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.'''”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''

DG Bender

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:27:12Z

BenderDG:

'''Greetings from Alberta Canada''',

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''“Germans from Russia Settlements”'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. ''“Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.”''

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for '''5,453''' settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.

'''Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!'''
DG Bender

Benutzer Diskussion:BenderDG

2018-04-13T21:20:43Z

BenderDG:

Greetings from Alberta Canada,

Shortly after my mother passed away in November of 2007 her collection of family photos sparked my interest in putting together a family tree. Then in 2013 on recognizing the worldwide tree building potential of “FindAGrave.com” I decided to post all of that to FindAGrave.

This presented a brand-new problem. FindAGrave had no provisions for selecting birth and/or death locations for the ancestral villages of interest to me such as; Tarutino, Kassel, Johannestal, Paris and so on! Other than the city of Odessa there was no other selection(s) listed for the province (Oblast) of Odes’ka, Ukraine. So in working with FindAGrave’s geography department I was instructed to ask for the inclusion of no more than four at a time current name locations such as; Tarutyne, Velykokomarivka, Ivanivka, Veselyi Kut and so on. Hence the birth of the cross-referencing ''“Germans from Russia Settlements”'' list.

In March 2016 upon learning that German-Russia ancestral village locations were not being harbored behind locked doors by various heritage organizations I decided to try my hand at greatly expanding my meager four page list of one hundred and three settlements. At that time I had no idea there were thousands of additional German settlements that extended well beyond the immediate Odessa region, the Crimean peninsula or the area known as Bessarabia. “Good thing I didn’t know then, what I know now.”

Almost immediately this became a labor of love. I was hooked … my household and yard chores were disrupting my time on the computer. Every day was filled with the anticipation of cross-referencing at least twenty to thirty more villages. With Sandy (Schilling) Payne doing the online mapping and regional guidance work in just eight months we had determined the GPS coordinates for twenty-three hundred German-Russia colonies. Pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Descendants of the Germans from Russia and eastern Europe were stirring with anticipation and special requests to pinpoint and include their specific settlement(s) of interest. We in turn complied by giving priority to requests by Dave Grosz, Merv Weiss, Maggie Hein, Mike Grau, Andreas Tissen and others.

Currently the “Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations” list of 193 pages accounts for 5,453 settlements. It now also includes the German-Polish settlements that were often used as stepping stones for the Germans that later moved on to new colonies in south Russia.
Enjoy, use, download, distribute and/or post the list however you please!

DG Bender

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== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

D.G. Bender

31 Penland Way NE

Medicine Hat, Alberta T1C 1X2

Canada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

URL: https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/index.html

URL: https://library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/maps_villages/GermansfromRussiaSettlements2.pdf

URL: https://www.findagrave.com/user/profile/47380620

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/source_1166285 Germans from Russia Settlement Locations]
* [[Pfalz|Süd-Pfalz]] vor 1810
* [[Bas-Rhin]] vor 1810
* [[Galizien|Späteres Westgalizien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Zamo%C5%9B%C4%87 Woiwodschaft Zamość] 1781 - 1814
* [[Provinz_Neuostpreußen|Neuostpreussen]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Ostro%C5%82%C4%99ka Woiwodschaft Ostrołęka] 1802 - 1814
* [[Bessarabien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budschak Budschak] 1790 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrudscha Dobrudscha] 1870 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzmeerdeutsche Schwarzmeerdeutsche], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblast_Odessa Süd-Ukraine Oblast Odessa] 1790 - akt.

== Links ==

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2018-04-11T09:44:57Z

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== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

D.G. Bender

Alberta

Kanada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

URL: https://www.krasnaproject.org/

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/source_1166285 Germans from Russia Settlement Locations]
* [[Pfalz|Süd-Pfalz]] vor 1810
* [[Bas-Rhin]] vor 1810
* [[Galizien|Späteres Westgalizien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Zamo%C5%9B%C4%87 Woiwodschaft Zamość] 1781 - 1814
* [[Provinz_Neuostpreußen|Neuostpreussen]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Ostro%C5%82%C4%99ka Woiwodschaft Ostrołęka] 1802 - 1814
* [[Bessarabien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budschak Budschak] 1790 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrudscha Dobrudscha] 1870 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzmeerdeutsche Schwarzmeerdeutsche], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblast_Odessa Süd-Ukraine Oblast Odessa] 1790 - akt.

== Links ==

[[Kategorie:GenWiki-Autoren|BenderDG]]

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2018-04-11T09:43:58Z

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== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

D.G. Bender

Alberta

Kanada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

URL: https://www.krasnaproject.org/

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/source_1166285 Germans from Russia Settlement Location]
* [[Pfalz|Süd-Pfalz]] vor 1810
* [[Bas-Rhin]] vor 1810
* [[Galizien|Späteres Westgalizien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Zamo%C5%9B%C4%87 Woiwodschaft Zamość] 1781 - 1814
* [[Provinz_Neuostpreußen|Neuostpreussen]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Ostro%C5%82%C4%99ka Woiwodschaft Ostrołęka] 1802 - 1814
* [[Bessarabien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budschak Budschak] 1790 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrudscha Dobrudscha] 1870 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzmeerdeutsche Schwarzmeerdeutsche], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblast_Odessa Süd-Ukraine Oblast Odessa] 1790 - akt.

== Links ==

[[Kategorie:GenWiki-Autoren|BenderDG]]

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2018-04-11T09:43:06Z

BenderDG: /* What is my research area */

== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

Dennis G. Bender

Alberta

Kanada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

URL: https://www.krasnaproject.org/

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/source_1166285 Germans from Russia Settlement Location]
* [[Pfalz|Süd-Pfalz]] vor 1810
* [[Bas-Rhin]] vor 1810
* [[Galizien|Späteres Westgalizien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Zamo%C5%9B%C4%87 Woiwodschaft Zamość] 1781 - 1814
* [[Provinz_Neuostpreußen|Neuostpreussen]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Ostro%C5%82%C4%99ka Woiwodschaft Ostrołęka] 1802 - 1814
* [[Bessarabien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budschak Budschak] 1790 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrudscha Dobrudscha] 1870 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzmeerdeutsche Schwarzmeerdeutsche], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblast_Odessa Süd-Ukraine Oblast Odessa] 1790 - akt.

== Links ==

[[Kategorie:GenWiki-Autoren|BenderDG]]

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2018-04-11T09:41:00Z

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== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

Dennis G. Bender

Alberta

Kanada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

URL: https://www.krasnaproject.org/

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [[Pfalz|Süd-Pfalz]] vor 1810
* [[Bas-Rhin]] vor 1810
* [[Galizien|Späteres Westgalizien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Zamo%C5%9B%C4%87 Woiwodschaft Zamość] 1781 - 1814
* [[Provinz_Neuostpreußen|Neuostpreussen]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Ostro%C5%82%C4%99ka Woiwodschaft Ostrołęka] 1802 - 1814
* [[Bessarabien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budschak Budschak] 1790 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrudscha Dobrudscha] 1870 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzmeerdeutsche Schwarzmeerdeutsche], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblast_Odessa Süd-Ukraine Oblast Odessa] 1790 - akt.
* [https://gov.genealogy.net/item/show/source_1166285 Germans from Russia Settlement Location]

== Links ==

[[Kategorie:GenWiki-Autoren|BenderDG]]

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2018-04-11T09:32:07Z

BenderDG:

== Who am I ==

[[Datei:Benderdg.jpg‎|thumb|left|250 px| D.G. Bender]]

Dennis G. Bender

Alberta

Kanada

E-Mail: [mailto:dg_bender@hotmail.com dg_bender@hotmail.com] 

URL: https://www.krasnaproject.org/

 

== What is my research area ==

{{MitgliedBei|GRHS}}

* [[Pfalz|Süd-Pfalz]] vor 1810
* [[Bas-Rhin]] vor 1810
* [[Galizien|Späteres Westgalizien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Zamo%C5%9B%C4%87 Woiwodschaft Zamość] 1781 - 1814
* [[Provinz_Neuostpreußen|Neuostpreussen]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woiwodschaft_Ostro%C5%82%C4%99ka Woiwodschaft Ostrołęka] 1802 - 1814
* [[Bessarabien]], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budschak Budschak] 1790 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrudscha Dobrudscha] 1870 - 1940
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzmeerdeutsche Schwarzmeerdeutsche], [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblast_Odessa Süd-Ukraine Oblast Odessa] 1790 - akt.
* [http://ofb.genealogy.net/krasna/ Ortsfamilienbuch Krasna]

== Links ==

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