Badar

Beil - Peil

Beis - Buis

Bollig - Bollich

Brandt

(Bruhl)

Buccholz - Buchholz - Puchgolz

Buis - Beis

Burghard

?Chouvier - Schuvie etc.

Donad - Tonadt - Donath - Donard - Donau

Eihinger - Geiginger

Ekel - Jäkel

Eslauer

Fey - Fei - Fay

Folger - Forgel

Friedrichsen

Galey

Gawel

Gebel - Hebel

Gazech - Gaze

Geger - Heger

Geier

Geidel

Geiginger - Eihinger

Gen

Genrich - Henrich

Gerber - Gerfer

Gep - Gepp - Hepp

German - Herman

Glaze - Glas - Glaas

Graf, Hebel - Gawel

Haas

Hebel - Gebel

Herger - Hergert

Hein

Henrich - Genrich

Herman - German - Hermann

Herrheiser - Gergaizer

Hoffman, Hofstetter - Hofstäter

Kelfus

Kepgorn

Klephahn

Kolmeier - Kolmer - Kohlmeier

Kunst - Kunz

Laber - Laberer

Leidecker

Leizel

Merker - Märker

Mezinger

Miller

Niedermeier

Peil - Beil

Puchgolz - Buchholz - Buccholz

Reckling - ?Rikel?

Remus - Rerus

Ripsam

Schaefer

Schamne - Schaminé - Chaminer

Schmidt

Schneck

Schuby - Schuvie - Schuwie -Schwie - Schvie

Shtokman - Shtolman

Sutner - Zutner

Tace - Teis

Tack

Teis - Tace

Tonadt - Donad - Tonadt - Donath - Donard - Donau

Wager - Water

Walter

Water - Wager

Wasinger

Weber

Weikberner - Weimberger

Weist - Weiss

Windholz

Wolf

Yanzon

Zan

Zimmerman

Zutner - Sutner.

Note: The spellings of thes names is at times difficult to decifer. The documents are often written with Russian characters and there is no difference in Russian between G and H. Many of the names here may be repetitions of the same name in a different variation.

These names are those which have some reference to Graf, either original colonists, latter settlers, or immigrants to the USA, claiming Graf as their village of origin. They may not be long-time residence or families normally associated with it.