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'''''Revision Lists.''''' A ''revision list'' (ревизкие сказки = revizkiye skazki) is a census or tax list created by the Russian government to identify taxpayers, but listing each member of the family by name and giving their ages and relationships. Revision lists often show the birth and death date of individuals who died since the last list was made. They are written in Russian. The earliest revision list was made in 1719 and the most recent in 1858. They were usually taken in the month of December when people were more likely to be at home. Certain classes were exempt from taxation. Selected lists with concentrations of German families have been transliterated and are available on the Internet (see “Archives and Libraries”), for example, the Volga German colony at Norka revision lists of 1834 which shows 445 German families. Examples of lists published on paper are:  
'''''Revision Lists.''''' A ''revision list'' (ревизкие сказки = revizkiye skazki) is a census or tax list created by the Russian government to identify taxpayers, but listing each member of the family by name and giving their ages and relationships. Revision lists often show the birth and death date of individuals who died since the last list was made. They are written in Russian. The earliest revision list was made in 1719 and the most recent in 1858. They were usually taken in the month of December when people were more likely to be at home. Certain classes were exempt from taxation. Selected lists with concentrations of German families have been transliterated and are available on the Internet (see “Archives and Libraries”), for example, the Volga German colony at Norka revision lists of 1834 which shows 445 German families. Examples of lists published on paper are:  


''The 1775 and 1798 Censuses of the German Colony on the Volga Lesnoy Karamysh also Known as Grimm''. Lincoln, Neb.: American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 1995. (FHL book 947.85/L1 R4t 1995; computer number 804934). Includes index to head-of-household and spouse by maiden name. Does not index children. Lists 167 families and many genealogical notes.  
''The 1775 and 1798 Censuses of the German Colony on the Volga Lesnoy Karamysh also Known as Grimm''. Lincoln, Neb.: American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 1995. (FS Library book 947.85/L1 R4t 1995; computer number 804934). Includes index to head-of-household and spouse by maiden name. Does not index children. Lists 167 families and many genealogical notes.  


Glückstal Colonies Research Association. ''1858 Glückstal Colony Census''. Redondo Beach, Calif.: Glückstal Colonies Research Association, 1998. (Not at Family History Library.) Gives 1858 revision list number for 182 families, names, relationships, ages, 1816 revision list number, and a few notes. Includes surname index.  
Glückstal Colonies Research Association. ''1858 Glückstal Colony Census''. Redondo Beach, Calif.: Glückstal Colonies Research Association, 1998. (Not at Family History Library.) Gives 1858 revision list number for 182 families, names, relationships, ages, 1816 revision list number, and a few notes. Includes surname index.  
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An in-depth article about revision lists is:  
An in-depth article about revision lists is:  


Everett, Joseph B. “‘Soul’ Searching in the Russian Censuses of the 18th and 19th Century.” ''FEEFHS: Newsletter of the Federation of East European Family History Societies'' (Salt Lake City: FEEFHS) vol. 5 no. 3-4 (August 1998): 34-42. (FHL book 940 C4f; computer number 724497.) Discusses history of Russian censuses in general, the ten revision list censuses, their contents, organization, how to use them, and limitations.  
Everett, Joseph B. “‘Soul’ Searching in the Russian Censuses of the 18th and 19th Century.” ''FEEFHS: Newsletter of the Federation of East European Family History Societies'' (Salt Lake City: FEEFHS) vol. 5 no. 3-4 (August 1998): 34-42. (FS Library book 940 C4f; computer number 724497.) Discusses history of Russian censuses in general, the ten revision list censuses, their contents, organization, how to use them, and limitations.  


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