Table of Contents:

Glückstal Colonies Research Association Newsletter, Vol. 15, No. 2, 2002

• Glückstal Bicentennial Project — pp. 33-34

• Dedication of Monument in Glückstal — pp. 34-35

• Gift [of TV and Video-Tape Player] to School in Glückstal — p. 35

• I Would Never Have Dreamed [regarding Glückstal], by Michael M. Miller — pp. 35-36

• Bicentennial Book & Video Donations — pp. 36-37

• Conventions in the Year 2003 — p. 37

• Requisitioning of Horses, 1863 [State Archives of the Odessa Region, File 6-4-21179], translated by Horst Gutsche — p. 38

• Authenticated Origins [Amann, Benignus, Beringer/Behringer, Bohl, Bühler, Feigert, Feller, Foerder, Friedrich, Gabel, Göttler, Götz, Gram, Grauer, Greiner, Gross, Hamann, Häuser, Hermann, Heyl, Hoechs, Hoffmann, Jutzy, Kern, Keuerliber, Knapp, Knorr, Kram, Kübler, Kuhnle, Lapp, Mauer, Pflug, Pohl, Rapp, Rieger, Roesch, Ruff, Schnaible, Schneider, Schott, Stahl, Sturm, Unruh, Veiock, Velde, Vögele, Vogelhuber, Weber & Weiland], by Ken Goetz, Gwen Pritzkau, Michael Rempfer, Curt Renz & Thomas A. Stangl — pp. 39-41

• Bureaucratic Issues in Glückstal Colonies, 1840-1842, translated by Richard & Natasha Klein, interpreted by Lynn Fauth — p. 41

• Glückstal Families in Möhringen by Stuttgart. by Thomas A. Stangl — pp. 42-48

• Russian-German [Repression] Death Lists, translated by Margaret Freeman & Homer Rudolf — pp. 48-56

• South Russia Migration, 1808-1810, by Heinrich Wild, translated by Margaret Freeman & Homer Rudolf — pp. 56-59

• Passenger Lists, by Allyn Brosz — pp. 59-60

• Conventions in the Year 2004 — p. 60

• Special Thanks — pp. 60-61

• In Memoriam — p. 61

• Glückstal Projects and Researchers [by village & other areas] — p. 62

• Index of Family Names — pp. 63-64

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