Pfaff Family Genealogy from Moersfeld / Kirchheimbolanden, Pfalz, Germany, who migr. to Fruedental/ Odessa, S. Russia, bought a large estate [chutor],  and then  migr. to USA [North and South Dakota areas].

Last Updated: 17 July 2016

	Title & Index Page of Pfaff Home Site
	Pfaff Family Genealogy Home Site
	This web site would not have been possible without the help of : Ralph Wiseman, Karen, nee Weisenburger, Abel and many others.  See "Letters" Page  for names of other contributors.
	Index for Pfaff Families [Click on this symbol on the following pages and it will return you to this place]
	Beresan District Odessa Web Site - German-Russian Colonies near Odessa, S. Russia, GRHS [German-Russian Historical Society] Newsletters
	Closs Family
	Freudental / Odessa, S. Russia, A German-Russian Colony "WERE DID THEY COME FROM?"
	Geissler / Geisler / Geiszler Family
	Koschel Family
	Kolb Family
	Letters for Pfaff Family Gerald Ott's Family Letter
	Maps, A List for all Remmick-Hubert Web Sites Pfaff Chutor in Odessa area Torschau (Torza) (known , now, as Savino Selo ) / Batschka, Ungarn, Austria-Hungary - 1794 Remmick Chutors in Odessa area Route of the Danube River German villages where Pfaffs were known to have lived Map showing Kaiserslautern / Rhineland-Pfalz Map showing Imsbach / Rheineland-Pfalz Map showing Moersfeld / Rhineland-Pfalz 1 in area of Kaiserlautern Map showing Moersefled / Rhineland-Pfalz 2
	Mining in the Palatinate area in the Mid-1700s Johann Philip Pfaff  b. 1733 in Moersfeld / Palatinate [Bavaria]
	Migration Information  WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? Maps showing routes some German traveled to Russia Villages, towns & cities in which some German-Russian Colonists lived before migrating to Russia A List: (1) PLACES IN GERMANY (2) PLACES IN POLAND & WEST, EAST and NEW EAST PRUSSIA (3) PLACES IN MECKLENBURG & POMERANIA (4) PLACES IN ALSACE  (ELSASS), FRANCE & Other Places -----------------------------. MAPS of Migration Routes For German Migration  to the East and into Russia from 1763 to 1824 Abrevations to Places Used In This Web Site Migration Route from 1763 to 1832 The article was created for the Germans who migrated to  Borodino/Bess.History.Site - Index Page, which encludes the Remmick & Pfaff families.
	Orschiedt / Orschitt Family #1 Orchiedt Family in Moersfeld Family Book
	Orschitt/ Orschiedt  Family #2 Orchiedt Family in Moersfeld Family Book
	Pfannkuchen Family Moresfeld / Donnersberg Dist., Rhineland-Palatinate list of Pfannkucken families
	Pfaff Family Pfaff Family Generation Index Gen. 1 Pauline Pfaff b. 1872 m. Jacob Roemmich+ m. (none) Jacob Roemmich* Gen. 2 Frederich Jacob Pfaff b. 1843  m. (2) Friederica Elizabeth Geissler Gen. 3 Johannes Philipp Pfaff b. 1809 m. Juliana Koschel Gen. 4 Johann Michael Pfaff b. 1766 m. (2) Sybillia _______ Gen. 5 Johann Philipp Pfaff b. 1733 m. Maria Catharina Engel Closs Gen. 6 Conrad Pfaff b. abt 1711 m. Anna Margaretha Kolb Additional Information Brief Notes on Family History Sergeant Pfaff DO YOU KNOW THESE PFAFFs
	Photographs, The Lists of ALL Sites See Dorothy Kerr's photographs of Worms taken in 1996 at this web site Reform Church Road to Worms List Kerr's Many Other  Photographs
	Remmick.Family.Tree Home Site Roemmich Family Generation List
	Sod / Adobe  House Construction by German-Russians
	Stories Gearld Ott's Aunt's Story through her letters....... See List of Stories on Remmick.Famiy.Tree.Index Page
	Torza [Torschau, Savino Selo], Ungarn / Austria-Hungary [Yugoslavia] Migration List 1794 to 1806
	SOURCES FOR PFAFF-REMMICK SITE R-1, R-2, etc. etc:  Reference to Remmick Source plus number which. shows the person [plus e-mail or letter if there is one], books or articles where information was found Borodino / Bess. S. Russia Source: S-1, S-2, etc. etc.:  Reference to Borodino & Hein  Families Source plus number which. shows the person [plus e-mail or letter if there is one], books or articles where information was found
	Weber Family
	Worms / Odessa, S. Russia, A German-Russian Colony

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