So another in 1927? The handwriting in this document is so clear and beautiful. I wish I could read cyrillic script.

The 1798 census for Yagodnaya lists a Johann Heinrich Kaer [Geier] on line 97. There is no age and no wife or children, but I think it supports the theory that the Geier name may have been translated as Kaer/Keer more than once. I think it is amazing that we might be related! atlant91 Do you know th...

I don't know if this will help in any way or not, but in the book, Annotated Inventory of Cases Handled by the Saratov Office of Foreign Settlers, published in 2002 there is one entry about a Geier from Messer. This is what it says: May 19, 1830 Case of the permission given to the colonist Geier fro...

I haven't come across the name "Keer" in my research. I can not translate the document in the picture. Can you tell me what it is?

Hi! I am also a Geier descendant. My great-great-great grandmother was Marie Elizabeth Geier married to Johannes Machleit. Their daughter was Katherine Elizabeth Machleit (born September 1860). They lived in Yagodnaya Polyana and later in Jagodnoye. I'm trying to find her parents and children.

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Hi! I'm new to the forum. I know that this was posted in 2018, but I have information about Mary Scheuerman Repp. If you are interested, she was married to my great-great grandfather's brother George Repp. I think she also had a brother named Phillip. I have a little information about her and her ch...