Reverend John Schrag emigrated from Russia to South Dakota in 1874.

Daniel Schrag (1813-1891), an Amish Mennonite, immigrated from Germany to Perth County, Ontario during or before 1840, and married twice. Descendants lived in Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to New York, Michigan, Virginia and elsewhere in the United States. Includes ancestry in Germany to the early 1400s.

Peter Kaufman was born 10 March 1844 in Waldheim, Russia. His parents were Peter Kaufman and Maria Preheim. He married Freni Strausz (1846-1919) 18 November 1861. They had ten children. They emigrated in 1874 and settled in Moundridge, Kansas. He died in 1884. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Kansas and South Dakota.

Henrich M. Preheim (ca. 1785-1834) was born in Holland, married Maria Lichty, a Mennonite, and died in Russia. His son, Karl Preheim (1828-1914), a Mennonite, was born in Russia, married twice, and immigrated in 1874 to Freeman, South Dakota.

Chiefly, a record of descendants of Peter Kaufman and his wife Elisabeth Graber Kaufman who flourished in 1791 in Montbeliard, France. Later, in 1791 they moved to Einsiedel, Galicia, Austria, then to Michelsdorf, Poland in 1797. Descendants moved to Eduardsdorf, Russia 1815, Horodisch and Waldheim 1837, to Kotozufka 1861, and then to Kansas and South Dakota in 1874.

Peter Lohrentz/Lohrenz II (1811-1900) was born in Holland, immigrated to West Prussia, to the Ukraine in South Russia and later to Harvey County, Kansas. First he married Widow Klassen who had five living children and they had two children. After she died he married Elizabeth Neufeld and they had ten children. Four of these children came with them to the United States. Descendants lived chiefly in the Mennonite section of Kansas, but gradually scattered...

"The earliest record of the Lenocker family, in the United States, is in the year 1834. On March 18th of that year, a passport was granted to David Lengacher, his wife Susan Dubi (Duby) Lengacher, and their three sons ... to emigrate to the United States From Switzerland. The home seems to have been at Latterbach, but they were born in Aeschi (Aeschy), County Berne. They landed in New York, then went to Stark County, Ohio. This was their home,...

Indexes to the Mennonite Family History periodical, published for the genealogies and histories of Mennonite, Amish, and Church of the Brethren in North America. These are every-name and subject indexes to all articles and their authors. Indexes refer to the page number and the year of Mennonite Family History periodical, rather than volume and issue numbers.

Johann Waldner (1749-1824) married Maria Slager in 1773. Their son, Andreas, married Katharina Schrag in 1797. Many of their descendants immigrated to Dakota Territory and Kansas in the 1870's.