Census Links- Russiahttp://censuslinks.com/Russia/Census, Birth, Death, Marriage Transcriptions on the Internet The Molotschna Colony Census of 1835: Chortitza and Bergthal Colony Connections http://www.mennonitegenealogy.com/russia/pennermc.htmWed, 30 Nov -1 00:00:00 GMTInhabitants in the Burgh of Selkirk, 16th June 1817 http://www.members.home.net/hughlarmstrong/selkirk1817.htmFrom <a href="http://www.members.home.net/hughlarmstrong/">Hugh Armstrong's Genealogy Site</a>Wed, 30 Nov -1 00:00:00 GMTSouth Russian Mennonite Census, 1795-1814 http://members.cox.net/smharder/my_book/c7.htmThis index lists names, estimated birth dates, village names, and the source page number for Mennonites who lived in the Black Sea region of Russia.Wed, 30 Nov -1 00:00:00 GMTMarriage Register for the Village of Osterwick, Chortitza Colony, Russia, 1941 http://www.mennonitegenealogy.com/russia/jr/ostmar.htmFrom the <a href="http://www.mmhs.org/">Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society</a>Wed, 30 Nov -1 00:00:00 GMTChortitza Census of October 14, 1797 http://www.mennonitegenealogy.com/russia/Chortitza_1797.htmThis is the first official census taken of the Chortitza settlement, as of October 14, 1797, covering the 228 families which founded the first eight colonies, followed by Schoenwiese and Kronsgarten, founded in 1797, and also adds the 86 families of the 1Wed, 30 Nov -1 00:00:00 GMTFamilies Transferring from Chortitza to Molotschna between 1816 and 1835 plus http://www.mennonitegenealogy.com/russia/mmhsgen4.htmWed, 30 Nov -1 00:00:00 GMT