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The following are a list of recently added items to the Mennonite Genealogical Resources website. There are also links to these items under the appropriate geographical category.
November 2024RussiaSchoenwiese, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement: 7 March 1835 Census, Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn Penner.
Schoenwiese, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement Revision List: 4 August 1850, Glenn Penner.
October 20241920s Emigration from the Soviet UnionEmigration Applications of Jacob and Catharina (Wiens) Hildebrand, Siberia: 1923, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn Penner.
RussiaHarms, Plenert, and Voth Inheritance Documents: 1840, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn Penner.
Chortitza Colony Property Transfer Records: 1807, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn Penner.
Mennonite Immigrants to Russia: 1805, translated by Glenn Penner.
Membership Lists for two Mennonite Brethren Congregations in the Omsk Region: 1934, by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn Penner.
September 2024CanadaEarly Genealogical Sources for Mennonites in Manitoba: 1874-1921, compiled by Glenn Penner.
PrussiaEarly Mennonite Members of the Elbing Sankt Georgen Brotherhood, by Glenn Penner.
RussiaList of Single Purchases in the Schlachtin Mennonite Settlement (2–8 Jan 1873), translated by Glenn Penner.
Mennonite Administrative and Agricultural Apprentices: 1840, translated from Russian to German by Willi Friesen; translated from German to English by Glenn H Penner.
Molotschna School Records: 1853-1855, compiled by Steve Fast.
USAMennonite Settlers in Glorieta, New Mexico: 1890, extracted and annotated by Glenn Penner.
July 2024RussiaChortitza Mennonite Settlement Census for September 1813, translation and comments by Richard D. Thiessen.
May 2024RussiaMolotschna Mennonite Settlement Revision List for 1835, by Glenn Penner.
Molotschna Mennonite Settlement Census for July 1810, translated by Richard D. Thiessen.
Molotschna Mennonite Settlement Census for October 1809, translated by Richard D. Thiessen.
Molotschna Mennonite Settlement Census for November 1808, translated by Richard D. Thiessen.
January 2024RussiaEmigration from West Prussia to South Russia: 1798–1802 and 1806–1815, compiled by Glenn H. Penner.
Events in the Molotschna Mennonite Settlement: 1859–1860, by Glenn H. Penner and Daniel Sobchakov.
Residents of Margenau, Molotschna: 1899, extracted and translated by Glenn H. Penner.
Neukirch, Molotschna Landowners: 1904, compiled by Glenn H. Penner.
September 2023PrussiaThe Complete 1776 Census of Mennonites in West Prussia, compiled by Glenn H Penner.
West Prussian Mennonite Villages, compiled by Glenn H Penner.
Mennonite Distillers in Danzig around 1660, by Glenn H Penner.
RussiaSchoeneberg, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement 1925 Census, translated by Tim Janzen; GRanDMA Numbers and Notes by Donella Robb.
Emigration from the Tragheimerweide Congregation in West Prussia to Samara and other Regions in Russia and Poland, by Glenn H Penner.
Hamberg, Molotschna Households: 1861 and 1913, compiled by Glenn H Penner.
Hierschau, Molotschna Settlement Households: 1904 and 1910, compiled by Glenn H Penner.
Incidences in Mennonite Colonies: 1823-1826, by Glenn H Penner and Daniel Sobchakov.
Rueckenau, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement Class List, 1911, Pam Klassen-Dueck.
List of Mennonite Refugees, July 1922, edited by Pam Klassen-Dueck.
Delegates at the 27-30 June 1924 Congress of the All-Russian Mennonite Agricultural Union, extracted by Glenn H Penner.
Chortitzer Zentralschule Students Residing in Canada in 1944, translated by Henry Fast (Winnipeg, Canada) and Glenn H Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Kleefeld, Molotschna Residents - 1912, extracted and translated by Glenn H Penner.
Verwandte Gesucht - Relatives Sought in the Mennonitische Rundschau, 1922, translation and GM numbers by Edie Williams; introduction and editing by Glenn H Penner.
1834 Chortitza Colony Schulz and Beisitzer List, extracted by Glenn H Penner.
Chortitza and Yazykovo Mennonites Murdered between 1917 and 1921, extracted by Glenn H Penner.
Lists of Chortitza Colony Prosperous Farmers: 1828 and 1833, translated and transcribed by Glenn H Penner.
Russian Mennonites in Need of Aid - 1922: From Die Mennonitische Rundschau, translation and GRanDMA database numbers by Edie Williams and Glenn H Penner.
List of those who came from Sabatisch and Velke Levare to the Hutterite Community in Wischenke, Russia: 1784, transcribed by Glenn H Penner.
August 2023Latin AmericaMennonite Passenger Lists for Refugee Transport to Paraguay in 1930-1931, updated and compiled by Marvin Rempel.
PrussiaThose Leaving the Danzig Flemish Mennonite Church: 1802-1806, translated by Glenn H Penner.
Church Transfers (Attesten) from the Diary of Aeltester Gerhard Wiebe of the Elbing-Ellerwald Congregation: 1778 – 1788, extracted by Glenn H Penner.
RussiaMolotschna Settlement Property Transfers: 1836-1862, extracted by Glenn H Penner.
April 20231920s Emigration from the Soviet UnionOntario "Swiss" Mennonites Hosting "Russian" Mennonite Immigrants in 1924, transcribed by Carole Grier, MHA Volunteer; Edited by Glenn H Penner.
RussiaCensus of Landowners in the Village of Chortitza, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement: 1928, translated from Russian to German and GRanDMA database numbers by Willi Frese, Rodgau, Germany; translated from German to English and edited by Glenn Penner, Winnipeg, Canada.
January 20231920s Emigration from the Soviet UnionMennonite Applicants for Emigration from the Soviet Union in 1926, translated by Tatiana Drozdova.
December 2022PolandDeutsch Kazun Landowners: 1795, transcribed by Glenn H. Penner.
PrussiaList of Danzig Mennonites: 1681, translated by Glenn H Penner.
The Elbing Territory Census of 1811, compiled by Glenn H Penner
The 1772 Census of West Prussia: Villages Containing Mennonites, extracted by Glenn H. Penner.
RussiaList of Chortitza Settlement Prosperous Farmers: 1833, translated and transcribed by Glenn H. Penner.
List of some Memrik Colony Settlers: 1888, extracted by Glenn H. Penner.
Schoenfeld-Brazol Early Settler Lists, extracted by Glenn H. Penner.
Orenburg Colony Petition: 1916, transcribed by Glenn H. Penner.
Mennonite Deaths for Sparrau and Konteniusfeld, Molotschna Settlement: 1924-27, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Teachers and Students in the Chortitza Teacher Training School: 1928, translated from Russian to German by Willi Frese; translated from German to English by Glenn Penner.
Baratov Mennonite Region Baptisms: 1922 & 1923, transcribed by Glenn H. Penner.
Molotschna Mennonite Settlement Census for October 1807, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
Kronsgarten, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement Census for 1805, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
Baratov Mennonite Settlement Education Report: 1907, translated by Willi Friesen and Glenn H. Penner.
Residents of Gnadenthal, Molotschna Settlement, South Russia: 1900, Mennonitische Rundschau 18 July 1900 page 1, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
November 2022PrussiaWest Prussian Mennonite Ministers in 1769, extracted by John D. Richert.
RussiaMolotschna Mennonite Settlement Census for October 1805, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
October 20221920s Emigration from the Soviet UnionRussian Mennonite Emigration List: 1922, provided by Glenn H. Penner.
Russian Mennonite Emigration List: 1923, provided by Glenn H. Penner.
Lists of Russian Mennonites Wishing to Leave the USSR via Dutch Aid Organizations, translated by Henry Fast (Winnipeg, Canada) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonites from Millerowa Wanting to Immigrate to Mexico, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonites from the Soviet Union who Settled in San Juan: September 1925, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
PrussiaAmt Schwetz Census: 1810 and 1812 -- 1810 Census transcribed and translated by Esther Patkau and Glenn Penner; 1812 Census transcribed and translated by John Richert.
Groningen Old Flemish Ministers in the Vicinity of Schwetz and Culm, derived from Adalbert Goertz s List of Mennonite Ministers in Prussia, compiled by John D. Richert.
Mennonite Births Recorded in the Schwetz Lutheran Church Register: 1800-1803, extracted by John D. Richert.
Mennonite Ministers in the Sch nsee (Culm) Churches of West Prussia, compiled by John D. Richert.
Mennonite Properties in the Schwetz Region, West Prussia: 1788-1824, compiled by John D. Richert.
RussiaKronsdienst List, compiled by Pam Klassen-Dueck
September 20221920s Emigration from the Soviet UnionMennonites from the Soviet Union Settling in Mexico: 1924 to 1926, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Russian Mennonites Who Immigrated to Mexico: 1924, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Russian Mennonites who Immigrated to Mexico: A List from 1924, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Russian Mennonites Who Immigrated to Mexico: Departing in October 1924, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Russian Mennonites Who Arrived in Mexico on 14 December 1924, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Russian Mennonites Who Immigrated to Mexico: 1925, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Russian Mennonites Who Settled in Rosario: 1925, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonites from the Soviet Union Wishing to go to Mexico: 1924, translated by Marvin Rempel (Vancouver, Canada); introduction by Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
House Listings in Prenzlau and Hammerstein, extracts from Die Mennonitische Rundschau compiled by Marvin Rempel.
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 2 July 1924, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 1924: Molotschna Rayon, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 1924: Those who Wish to be Accommodated in the Province of Ontario, Canada, translated by Henry Fast (Winnipeg, Canada) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 1924: Rejected Mennonites in Antwerp - S. S. Marglen, translated by Henry Fast (Winnipeg, Canada) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 1924: Departure Visas Issued by the NKVD in Moscow to Mennonites Willing to Leave the Country, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 1924: List of Mennonites Rejected in Lebesh - S. S. Marglen, 27 July 1924, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Mennonite Emigration List for Transport #2, 1924: List of Mennonites Left Behind in Liverpool, translated by Henry Fast (Winnipeg, Canada) and Glenn H. Penner (Mennonite Heritage Archives, Winnipeg, Canada).
Emigration Applications for Mennonites of the Chortitza Region: 1928, translated by Olga Schmakina (Fresno, California) for the California Mennonite Historical Society; index prepared by Diana Kauenhofen (Winnipeg, Manitoba).
Emigration Applications for Mennonites of the Chortitza Region: 1929, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Winnipeg, Canada)
August 2022RussiaNikolaipol (Nikolaifeld), Borissovo: Residents List, ca 1901, extracted by Pam Klassen-Dueck
Bethania Nervenheilanstalt: Staff List, ca. May 1927, extracted by Pam Klassen-Dueck
Sergeyevka, Fuerstenland List of Deaths Reported in Die Mennonitische Rundschau: Late 1910s Early 1920s, extracted by Pam Klassen-Dueck
July 2022PrussiaMennonite Marriages in the Culm Civil Records: 1811-1814, compiled by John D. Richert.
RussiaMoscow: 1929, Extracts from Die Mennonitische Rundschau, compiled by Marvin Rempel.
Elections for Oberschulze, Village Schulze, and Village Beisitzer in the Colonies of Wohldemfuerst and Alexanderfeld, Batalpashinsk Ujezd, Kuban Oblast: 25 November 1875, translated by Tatiana Drozdova, Russia.
Teachers in Kuban in 1881-1916, extracted from Kuban oblast annual reference books by Viktor Petkau; translated by Tatiana Drozdova.
Members of Kuban Division of the AMLV: Allrussischer Mennonitischer Landwirtschaftlicher Verein (All-Russia Mennonite Agricultural Society): 1924-1926, extracted and translated by Tatiana Drozdova, Russia; notes by Jo-Ann Bakker, Canada and Tatiana Drozdova, Russia.
May 2022RussiaNeu Samara Mennonite Settlement New Settlers: 1907, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Winnipeg, Canada).
Hierschau, Molotschna Settlement Households: 1910, compiled by Glenn H Penner.
Report on Schools in the Schoenfeld/Brazol Mennonite Settlement: 1895, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H Penner.
Mennonite Births in the Hierschau area of the Molotschna Mennonite Settlement: 1924-1927, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H. Penner.
Industries in the Chortitza and Molotschna Mennonite Settlements: 1914, translation by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H Penner.
1917 List of Members of the Molotschna Volost Zemstvo, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H Penner.
Report on the Activities of the Chortitzer Association of Conservationists for 1913, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H. Penner.
April 2022RussiaChortitza Family Registers, Mennonite Library and Archives (Fresno, CA) and California Mennonite Historical Society.
Birth Records of the Gnadenfeld Volost, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement: 1898-1920, by the California Mennonite Historical Society & Mennonite Library & Archives (Fresno, CA).
March 2022PrussiaMennonite Deaths found in the Catholic Church Records of Culm, West Prussia: 1812-1816, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
RussiaMennonite Marriages in the Alexanderwohl area, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement for 1925, translated from Ukrainian to German by Wilhelm Friesen; translated from German to English, Edited and GRANDMA database numbers added by Glenn H. Penner.
Mennonite Refugees in Constantinople: 19 April 1923, from the Mennonitische Rundschau 23 May 1923 pages 6-8, edited by Glenn H. Penner.
Members of the Allrussischer Mennonitischer Landwirtschaftlicher Verein (All-Russia Mennonite Agricultural Society) in the Arkadak Settlement in 1925, translated by Tatiana Drozdova (Russia) and Glenn Penner.
Mennonite Immigrants to Russia: 1819, translated by Wilhelm Friesen, Tim Janzen, and Glenn H. Penner.
Mennonites in the Metric Books of the Municipality of Prishib-Molotschansk and Village of Friedensfeld, original Russian transcription and German translation by Willi Friesen; translation into English by Glenn H. Penner.
Michalin, Volhynia Mennonite Census of 26 April 1858, translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen; translated from German to English, edited and GRANDMA database numbers by Glenn H. Penner.
Mennonites Who Immigrated from Gnadental, Baratov to Siberia: 1907 -1913, extracted from Jakob Redekopp. Es war dei Heimat Baratow-Schlachtin. 1966, page 31; edited by Glenn H Penner.
List of 53 Mennonite Families Arriving in Russia in 1803, translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen; translated from German to English and edited by Glenn Penner.
List of Recently Arrived Settlers in the Molotschna Settlement: 1844, translated by Wilhelm Friesen (Detmold, Germany) and Glenn H. Penner (Winnipeg, Canada).
November 2021PrussiaMennonite Marriages Found in the Roman Catholic Church Records of Sarnau, Culm Region, West Prussia: 1800-1813, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
Mennonite Deaths from the Civil Registers of Culm, West Prussia, 1808 1814, edited by Glenn H Penner.
RussiaWeapons Confiscated from Russian Mennonites in 1914 and 1915: Part 2, translation from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen; translation from German to English and comments by Glenn H Penner.
Income and Expenses for the Chortitza Mennonite Settlement: 1813, by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn Penner.
Mennonite Deaths in the Chortitza/Rosenthal District: 1929-1932, translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen, Detmond, Germany; translated from German to English and Edited by Glenn Penner.
Family Heads in Karassan, Crimea in 1874, translated by Glenn H Penner.
Attendees at the Allgemeine Mennonitische Bundeskonferenz: Rudnerweide, Molotschna, August 13-15, 1913, translated from Russian to German by Willi Friesen, Detmold, Germany; translated from German to English and edited by Glenn H Penner, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
List of Molotschna Mennonites Living on their Own Land Outside of the Colony: 1860, translated from Russian to German by Willi Friesen, Detmold, Germany; translated from German to English and Edited by Glenn H Penner, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Schoenwiese, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement 1 April 1858 Census; translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen, Detmold, Germany; translated from German to English and edited by Glenn Penner, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Events in the Molotschna Mennonite Settlement: 1840, translated from Russian to German by Willi Friesen, Detmold, Germany; translated from German to English and Edited by Glenn H Penner, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
October 2021PrussiaA Guide to the Genealogy of Prussian Mennonites, Glenn H. Penner.
RussiaForestry (Forstei) Lists: 1881-1901, Glenn Penner and Tatiana Drozdova.
Mennonite Immigrants to Russia: 1809, translated from Russian to German by Willi Friesen; translated from German to English and Edited by Glenn H Penner.
September 2021RussiaLists of Hutterites: 1818, translated from Russian to German by Willi Friesen; translated from German to English, edited, and GRanDMA numbers added by Glenn H Penner.
Chortitza Mennonite Settlement Property Transfers Report: 1812, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H Penner.
Russian Census of Males in the Chortitza Mennonite Settlement: 1811, translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen; translated from German into English, edited, and GRanDMA Numbers added by Glenn H Penner.
Chortitza Mennonite Settlement Household Heads: 1816, translated by Wilhelm Friesen and Glenn H Penner.
Request to have a Mennonite Brethren (Brudergemeinde) Conference in Rueckenau, Molotschna: 1912 (with signatures); translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen and translated from German and edited by Glenn H Penner.
Reports on Molotschna Mennonite Settlement Schools: 1895/96 & 1897/98, translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen; translated from German and edited by Glenn H Penner.
April 2021CanadaEarly Genealogical Sources for Mennonites in Manitoba: 1874-1921, compiled by Glenn Penner.
PrussiaWest Prussian Mennonite Villages, compiled by Glenn Penner.
March 2021Russia1829 Molotschna Settlement Lists of Loans, translated from Russian to German by Wilhelm Friesen, Detmold, Germany; translated from German to English and edited by Glenn H Penner, Winnipeg, Canada.
February 2021PrussiaA Guide to the Genealogy of Prussian Mennonites, Glenn H. Penner.
RussiaHutterite Landowners in 1839, transcribed by Glenn H. Penner.
Molotschna Settlement List of Landowners in 1822, transcribed by Glenn H. Penner.
Molotschna Settlement Property Transfers: 1827 and 1829, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
Molotschna Settlement Property Transfers: 1843, translated by Glenn H. Penner.
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