| April 1808 |
Johannes Malsam received a silver
medallion from Tsar Alexander I. |
| 1812 |
Through a glove the plague spread from Odessa
to Kleinliebental, and 29 people died. |
| 1812 |
In 1812 two houses in which
people died because of the plague were burned down. |
| April 28, 1814 |
In 1814 the community of Kleinliebenthal had
only 40 dessatine(1 of land per family and they had to
pay 15 kopecks per dessatine land tax; they promised to pay 18
kopecks if the government would give 60 dessatine to each family. |
| May 17, 1814 |
Through Inspector Hippius the first
wolf hunt was organized. |
| June 9, 1814 |
Mayor Anton Wolf died, on the 16th of
June Joseph Baumann was chosen in his place. |
| July 28, 1814 |
Mayor Joseph Baumann resigned because
M. Wolf and J. Sahly accused him of drinking up the
money of the community treasury. He (Baumann) demanded satisfaction. |
| September 1815 |
Peter Stein built an oil press. The
necessary parts for its construction he obtained from Kiev. |
| October 9, 1815 |
J. Paulo was suspected of keeping
company with thieves. He had, despite a poor harvest, bought three
pair of oxen. The mayor's office requested to see the lawful
transaction. This offended Paulo, and he started to quarrel and
insult and called the mayor a turkey thief. The mayor turned him
over to higher authorities and asked for help and satisfaction. |
| December 11, 1815 |
The debtors of Franz Brittner
(formerly district mayor) are supposed to pay their debt; but the
municipality said no, because Brittner's sheep ate half the haystack
of the community of Kleinliebental, and they requested that Brittner
pay 20 kopeck damages for each of the 900 sheep. |
| December 30, 1815 |
The Kleinliebenthal people received verbal
authority from Duke Richelieu to sleep their cattle in their
pastures. |
| December 31, 1815 |
School teacher Adam Erk had some
sacred books for sale. The community land of Kleinliebenthal was
surveyed for the first time in 1807. |
| January 5, 1816 |
The Kleinliebenthal wine merchant Jakob
Hurlein informed the community that the price of brandy was as
follows: Prostoi-brandy 7 rubles per Wedro(2, Anis 14
rubles per Wedro, Wischnovka 14 rubles per Wedro,Bitters 14 rubles
per Wedro. The Kleinliebenthal community complained about the high
price and requested a new contract from the innkeeper. |
| March 1, 1816 |
Kleinliebental Community accused Inspector
Hippius on the following grounds: 1.) He became drunk on punch.
2.) On the 26th of February, he had requested that butter and eggs
be collected from the community for himself 3.) He requested that
every landowner plant 20 pounds of summer wheat for him. 4.) Every
time he came to the colony, he wanted his purse filled. 5.) He
requested two Tschetwert of wheat from F. Däschle in return for not
punishing him for a misdemeanor. |
| April 2, 1816 |
For the year 1815, the Kleinliebental
community paid 1,001 rubles, 15 kopecks for land taxes and head
taxes. |
| May 19, 1816 |
In 1816 the number of animals in
Kleinliebenthal were as follows: 300 horses; 320 oxen; 490 cows; 361
calves; 10 sheep; 335 pigs. In the fall of 1816 there was an
epidemic of foot and mouth disease. |
| October 15, 1816 |
The nobleman Schosdak was looking for
apprentices for his clothing factory. |
| 1816 |
The Kleinliebenthal mayor received 30 rubles,
the secretary 150 rubles, the midwife 24 rubles. |
