[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] brandenburg emigration records

[Del & Kathy Sperling]

Hi all,
    I thought I was doing a private mailing but since it got on the list.  I 
am looking for a Julianna Florentine Fenske born most likely before 1815 and 
her brother Johann Fenske who died in 1815.  Juliana is later found in 
Gnadenfeld, South Russia and joined the Mennonite church from the Lutheran 
church although one family record says she started out Catholic.  Any ideas 
on where to look?  I thought the Brandenburg emigration records might be a 
clue since the Gnadenfeld Mennonite Church was founded around 1835 by 
immigrants at that time from Brandenburg area of Prussia.  But I don't know 
anything about  Franzthal/Friedeberg.    Kathy

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> Fenske, Johann 57 Eigentuemer Franzthal/Friedeberg Russland 1835    b. 
> 1778?
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> Fenske, geb. Becker, Catharina 40 Frau von Johann Franzthal/Friedeberg 
> Russland 1835  (b about 1795?
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> Fenske, Johann Kind von Johann Franzthal/Friedeberg Russland 1835
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> Fenske, Wilhelmine Kind von Johann Franzthal/Friedeberg Russland 1835
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> I think this means Fenske, Johann age 57 Proprietor  (from) 
> Franzthal/Friedeberg Kreise migrated in 1835 to Russia with his family. 
> Where would I look for birth/marriage records? And is Franzthal/Friedeberg 
> one place or an area?  Thanks for any light you may be able to shed on 
> this.  Thanks, Kathy
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