Category: Kratzke

Categories: Saratov (Province) | Volga German Colonies

Kratzke now Podchinny

According to historian Gottlieb Beratz, a Volga German historian, the first group of German colonists arrived in Kratzke on 7 August 1767. The first 34 colonist families came from the Palatinate, Prussia, Hanover, and Sweden. Center for Volga German Studies - Kratzke

Names: Botschinoja, Kratzke (Кратцке), Gratska (Грацка), Pochinnaya (Починная), Pochinnyy (Починный), Pochinnoe (Починное).

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Person Profiles (14)

Anna Sophia (Bautz) Reich 21 Sep 1763 Lißberg, Kr. Wetterau, Hessen

Maria (Bender) Schäfer abt 1819 Kratzke, Kamyshin, Saratov, Russia - aft 1859

Katherine (Blehm) Knaus 01 Jan 1864 Kratzke, Volga enclave, Russia - 01 Dec 1929

Margaretha Elisabeth (Blehm) Ulrich 01 May 1889 Kratzke, Volga enclave, Russia - 29 Jan 1979

Johann Fabricius 02 Nov 1866 Kratzke, Kamyshin, Saratov, Soviet Union - 14 May 1951

Catharina (Jäger) Kindsvater 12 Jul 1826 Kratzke, Saratov, Russian Empire - aft 1871

Johann Friedrich Knaus 17 Jun 1865 Kratzke, Volga enclave, Russia - 05 May 1942

Georg Mai 24 Jul 1865 Kratzke, Kamyshin, Saratov, Russia

Louise (Müller) Fritzler abt 1837 Grimm, Saratov, Volga, Russia

Johann Nuss 07 Apr 1881 Franzosen, Saratov, Russian Empire

Johann Schäfer 02 Jul 1817 Kratzke, Kamyshin, Saratov, Russia - 26 Apr 1880

Johann Christoph Schäfer 23 Oct 1731 Fränkisch Crumbach, Dieburg, Hessen, Germany

Katharina Elisabeth Templing 01 Nov 1825 Kratzke, Russia - 21 Oct 1903

Carl Ulrich 29 Oct 1885 Kratzke, Volga enclave, Russia - 03 Mar 1969

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