Thank you. Yes - the translation function saves me

Alexander-57 Thank you for putting many of the documents online at Family search. And for the direct link to the 1857 revision. A good opportunity for me to learn a bit of Russian. Victor 2 Thank you for pointing this out and for givning me the information on Johann Melchior Hummel. Very interesting...

Thank you again, very enlightning.

I guess that also (indirectly) confirms that there were only two children, the sons mentioned in the census two years earlier.

Again, thank you.

If you come across any additional information of the Hummels of Brockhausen/Hummel I would be most grateful if you would let me know.

Vielen dank. Yes you are absolutely right. That piece of information was very interesting to me!

Does that also mean that church records from Brockhausen/Hummel are available?

Thank you again!

Thank you again! If you find any additional information I would be most grateful

Very happy for your information. Thank you again for all of this.

I assume these four men between the ages of 26 and 42 (in 1850) are grandchildren of Johannes Hummel. Am I correct in assuming that?

Thank you again. Also for the picture from the census 1798.

Thank you! How wonderful.

That fits perfectly with him being born in 1728 (if ”70” indicates the age).
The names following his are they his children?

Thank you again!

Thank you. Perhaps not him as the profession I have for him in ”Germany” is Schuster, that is shoemaker or cobbler.

Dear all, Looking for: Johannes Hummel, born December 17 in 1728 in Waltershausen, Saal an der Saale, Rhön-Grabfeld, Bayern, Germany. Noted as dead in Saratov, Russia. This might not mean exactly in Saratov but the general Saratov area. I have found no trace yet of him in the area. Looking for any i...