Transcripts of Evangelical-Lutheran Church records (births, marriages, deaths) for German-Russians of Gross-Libentalʹ (aka Bolʹshoĭ Libentalʹ, Bolʹshai︠a︡ Akarzha, Mariinskoje), Odessa, Kherson, Russia, known in German as Großliebental; now Velykodolynsʹke, Ovidiopolʹ, Odesa, Ukraine. Text in German.

Translation of an unidentified manuscript on the history of the German colony Gross-Libental' (Odessa), Kherson, Russia; later Velykodolyns'ke (Ovidiopol'), Odesa, Ukraine. Gross-Libental' (spelled Großliebental in German) has also been known as Bol'shoĭ Libental', Bol'shai︠a︡ Akarzha, Marīinskoe, or Velikodolinskoe.

Transcriptions of census records from the German colony Gross-Libental' (Odessa), Kherson, Russia; later Velykodolyns'ke (Ovidiopol'), Odesa, Ukraine. Gross-Libental' (spelled Großliebental in German) has also been known as Bol'shoĭ Libental', Bol'shai︠a︡ Akarzha, Marīinskoe, or Velikodolinskoe.

En 1811, Singling est rattachée à Gros-Rederching.

Paul F. Gross was born in 1864 in Russia. He came to Lincoln, Nebraska, with other Mennonites in 1874.

Genealogy and history of the Gross family of the United States and Europe.

The Gross/Grose/Groce family of Truro and of Wellfleet were from England. Clement Gross was the father of Isaac and Simon. Simon married Mary Bond in Boston and settled Hingham. They had seven children; Simon, Thomas, John, Josiah, Misah/Micah, Alice and Abigail. There seems to be a close relationship between the Hinkes and Gross families of Welfleet and of Truro.

Addie Mae Gross, daughter of Christopher Gross and Mary Magdeline Moss, was born in 1893 in Wayne County, Missouri. She married Steve Marion Raymer in 1920.

G. C. (Grover Cleveland) Wimer was born in 1886 in Sidney, Nebraska. His parents were Elias Wimer and Sarah Margaret Moyers. He married Katherine Celeste Murphy (1887-1972), daughter of Timothy Anthony Murphy and Harriet Elizabeth Bauers-Gross, in 1921 in Shanghai, China. They had three children, John, Barbara and Ronald. G. C. died in 1976 in Cook City, Illinois.

Conrad Wildensteiner (1770-1829) was born in Waldbuch, Germany. He married Anna Margaretha Lohin (1772-1852) who was born in Seibelsdorf, Germany. One descendant, Katharina JoAnna Wildensteiner (1870-1952), was born in Waldbuch. She married William Kirmes and later James A. Engle. She came to the U.S. in 1888 and later died in Baltimore, Maryland. Family members lived in Maryland, Germany, and elsewhere.