Data for the development of the population in Neu Samara
| Year |
Number |
Source |
| 1890 | Settlement of nearly 500
families with
2,600 persons |
P.M.Friesen "Geschichte der Alt-Evangelischen Mennoniten Brüderschaft in Russland" |
| 1905 |
Pleschanowo Mennonite
Congregation numbers 1,034 baptized members and altogether 2,691 persons |
George K. Epp "Geschichte der Mennoniten in Russland" Volume III |
| 1908 |
1,503 taxable adults
in the age of 14 - 60 years |
P.M.Friesen "Geschichte der Alt-Evangelischen Mennoniten Brüderschaft in Russland" |
| 1909 |
1,520 taxable adults in the age of 14 - 60 years | the same |
| 1917 |
3,670 inhabitants on
35,695
Desjatins and 9 estates |
"Neu Samara am Tock" |
| 1926 |
3,071 mennonite und 66
non-mennonite inhabitants |
Mennonitisches Lexikon |
| 1923-1928 |
Emigration of ca. 700
persons to
Canada |
"Neu Samara am Tock" |
| 1930 |
Emigration of more then 58
persons from Neu Samara to
Paraguay |
Mennonite Passenger lists
for
Refugee Transport to Paraguay in 1930 MMHS-Site |
| 1989 |
7.434 persons or 26 % of
the population of
Krasnogwardejskij Rayon are Germans (state 12.01.1989) |
Census 1989 |
Single villages
A list from the book "Neu Samara am Tock" propably from the year 1908, because Annenskoje is already mentioned and it was founded in 1908.
| Krassikowo |
221
souls |
45
Farms |
4860
acres |
| Podolsk |
263 souls | 47 Farms | 5000 acres |
| Pleschanowo |
258 souls | 49 Farms | 4700 acres |
| Lugowsk |
305 souls | 64 Farms | 3248 acres |
| Donskoj |
298 souls | 45 Farms | 4860 acres |
| Dolinsk |
220 souls | 44 Farms | 4800 acres |
| Bogomasowo |
284 souls | 34 Farms | 3672 acres |
| Annenskoje |
93 souls | 15 Farms | 2025 acres |
| Ischalka |
212 souls | 22 Farms | 2700 acres |
| Klinok |
246 souls | 33 Farms | 4700 acres |
| Jugowka |
175 souls | 35 Farms | 3780 acres |
| Kaltan |
251 souls | 45 Farms | 4800 acres |
| Kuterlja |
195 souls | 40 Farms | 4320 acres |
| Kamenez |
150 souls | 33 Farms | 3600 acres |
| altogether |
3,171
souls |
551 Farms | 57,065
acres |
We took the next data from the list of all German villages in Russia on http://eiprd.ru/. For the inhabitants number the issues of the census in 1926 were used (except of extra declared). Some numbers doesn't correspondent with other sources. For example according to this list Dolinsk had 302 inhabitants in 1926, but it's 76 more then the number for 1919 from the other source. Such rising is unpropably.
| village |
entire
population |
Germans |
| Annenskoje | 100 |
100 |
| Bogomasowo | 288 |
282 |
| Dolinsk | 302 |
295 |
| Donskoj |
305 |
282 |
| Ischalka | 180 |
180 |
| Jugowka |
208 |
208 |
| Kamenez | 188 |
188 |
| Kaltan | 275 |
275 |
| Klinok |
221 |
221 |
| Krassikowo |
201 |
194 |
| Kuterlja | 205 |
191 |
| Lugowsk |
311 |
311 |
| Pleschanowo |
264 |
259 |
| Podolsk |
296 |
280 |
| Wladimirowka |
49
(1930) |
|
| altogether |
3.393 |
In the same list are further settlements in Luxemburg Rayon with possibly German population part. Propably all Germans moved already before 1926 from these settlements. They are mostly estates.
| settlement |
inhabitants |
| Blagodatnoje |
22 |
| Helenopol |
35 |
| Krassikow-Gut |
6 |
| Nar-Tock |
32
(1930) |
| Rawnopol |
62 |
| Chutor na Tocku (Estate at
Tock) |
35 |
Podolsk
50 years after settlement 77 families with 358 persons
100 years after settlement 208 german und 58 russian and mixed families, altogether 970 inhabitants
192 german und 20 mixed families moved to Germany till 1997
Source: "Neu Samara am Tock" private statistics
Dolinsk
March 25th 1919: 226 persons, 122 male
January 15th 1970: 482 inhabitants
Juny 1st 1990: 135 households with 466 persons.
Donskoj
1989 642 families with 2,428 persons
366 families with 1,417 persons moved to Germany till 2000
Source: "Neu Samara am Tock"
Pleschanowo
2001 3,600 inhabitants
Source: internet