Village Index to the 1913-1915 Census of Germans From Russia Living in Lincoln, NE
Moor & Gnadenfeld

Mrs. Hattie Plum William, a student of sciology at the University of Nebraska became interested in the ethnic group of Germans from Russia that settled in Lincoln, Nebraska. These people became her prime area of study and she conducted her own census among the Germans from Russia living in Lincoln. The survey was begun in the late fall of 1913 after the "beetfielders" had returned to Lincoln from their summer jobs in the sugar beet fields. The census continued into early 1915. Listed below is the index, copies of pages from the census can be ordered from AHSGR.AHSGR 1984 Edition Clues - Part 2, page 34-51

Gnadenfeld
Korell, Henry - No. in Family 6, Yr. Coming to Lincoln 1911

Moor - Mohr (Kljutschi) Saratov Province (some of these people may have been from Gnadenfeld, aka Moor or Neu-Moor)
Biegert, John, No. in Family 5, Yr. Coming to Lincoln 1914
Braun, Adolph 7 1903
Braun, Friedrich 6 1903
Braun, Jacob 7 1906
Braun, John 6 1900
Ernst, Conrad E. 3
Ernst, Conrad E. Jr. 4
Gies, Christian 1 1913-14?
Jakel, Conrad 1 1913
Lich, John 2 1892
Michel, Franz 1 1913
Michel, Henry 5 1900
Mohr, Jacob 6 1912
Pinneker, Henry 4 1908
Pinneker, Henry 6 1909
Scharton, Henry 9 1894
Scharton, Jacob 6 1893
Wunder, Carl 4 1912

Irma A. Waggoner, Village Coordinator, Gnadenfeld & data for Moor
Wayne Bonner, Village Coordinator, Moor

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