- came to the area from 1853. They
built both the
Gruenberg (1859) and
Gnadenberg Lutheran churches. The
township of
Moculta itself was surve**** in 1865...
- Catherine's
remains were
buried at
Gnadenberg....
- wine. In 1891 his son Paul
Gotthard Henschke bought some land near the
Gnadenberg Church; that land is now
known as 'the Hill of
Grace vineyard'. In the...
- (now Bolnisi).
Three more
colonies were
founded in Abkhazia: Neudorf,
Gnadenberg and Lindau. By the late 1840s,
there were five
German colonies in the...
-
Michelfeld Abbey Schönenfeld
Abbey Seemannshausen Abbey Ensdorf Abbey Gnadenberg Abbey Fürstenzell
Abbey Biburg Abbey ChurBayerischer Atlas at
Google Books...
- Scheibbsbach, Schöllgraben
Sankt Anton an der Jeßnitz Anger, Gabel, Gärtenberg,
Gnadenberg, Grafenmühl, Gruft, Hochreith, Hollenstein, Kreuztanne, St.
Anton an der...
-
several new settlements,
among them
Gnadenfrei (Polish:
Pilawa Gorna),
Gnadenberg (Polish: Godnow) and
Gnadenfeld (Polish: Pawlowiczki).
Although Frederick...
- (present-day Bolnisi).
Three more
colonies were
founded in Abkhazia: Neudorf,
Gnadenberg and Lindau. From 1906 to 1922, Kurt von
Kutschenbach published the German-language...
-
largely constituted the
membership of 11 congregations.
Among them were
Gnadenberg at Elbing,
Johannesthal at Hillsboro, and
churches at
Canton and Pawnee...
- teacher,
Professor Johannes Baptista von Albertini. In 1807 he went to
Gnadenberg (in Silesia), then
subsequently to
Gnadau to work as a
preacher in the...
