Windsor, Weld Co., Colorado
In 1904, a large group of Volga Germans from Dönhof settled in Windsor. By the 1930s Windsor had become a large Volga German settlement with over 900 families. Most of the families worked around the farming of sugar beets.
Faith United Church of Christ
St. John Lutheran Church
Windsor Evangelical Congregational Church
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion United Church of Christ
The following Volga German families settled in and around Windsor:
Adler from Kolb
Bender from Kratzke
Borgens from Frank
Buxmann
Deines
Dreher from Neu-Ober-Monjou
Dreiling from Herzog
Dreith from Beideck
Ehrlich from Shcherbakovka
Eiring from Eckheim
Erbes from Dönhof
Foos from Merkel
Frank from Kautz
Frickel from Kolb
Fromm from Hussenbach
Heimbegner from Frank
Helzer from Norka
Hergert from Erlenbach
Huwa from Dönhof
Haffner from Shcherbakovka
Kindsvater
Krumm from Kukkus
Kurtz from Neu-Dönhof
Lapp from Frank
Laubhan from Avilova & Shcherbakovka
Leffler from Grimm
Lind from Dönhof
Loos from Marienfeld
Manweiler from Rosenberg
Margheim from Merkel
Meis from Katharinenstadt
Michaelis from Kratzke
Nagel from Brunnental
Pappenheim from Neu-Dönhof
Pfeif from Frank
Reichert from Dietel
Reifschneider from Saalfeld (Rostov)
Ruff from Dietel
Scheller from Dönhof
Schimpf from Oberdorf
Schleiger from Norka
Schlitt from Norka
Schwartzkopf from Dönhof & Neu-Dönhof
Steinbrecher from Dönhof
Stenzel from Hussenbach
Stoll from Dönhof & Erlenbach
Stromberger
Suppes from Pfeifer
Traudt from Norka
Weinmeister from Dietel
Winter from Wiesenfeld
Younger from Herzog
Zulauf from Grimm
- Sallet, Richard. Russian-German Settlement in the United States (Fargo, ND: North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies, 1974): 50.
- USA Settlement List (Patricia Miller)
Windsor, Colorado (Wikipedia)