The ship City of Brussels arrived in New York from Liverpool on 28 June 1875 carrying the Schreiber and Müller families from Norka. They went first to Bluffton, Ohio, a town located on the border of Allan and Hancock Counties, and then continued on to Nebraska.       

There are many Mennonite families who settled in and around Bluffton, Ohio.

Catholic Volga German immigrants settled in Akron, Ohio.

Sometimes called Shield, Shields was settled by Volga German immigrants from Stahl am Karaman.

Perth was settled by Volga German immigrants from the colony of Grimm.

Munich was settled by Volga German immigrants from Dreispitz.

Lisbon was settled by immigrants from Neu-Hussenbach who had originally settled in Nebraska.

Englevale is located in northeastern North Dakota, west of Elliott. It was founded in 1883. The first Volga German families arrived there in 1907.

Elliott was settled by Volga German immigrants from the colony of Neu-Norka who had originally settled in Nebraska. Colonists from Hussenbach also settled there.

Denhoff is located along the Northern Pacific Rail Road where a station was located in 1901.  The postoffice there was established 21 December 1901, and John Steinbrecker served as the first postmaster.  The town was named after his Volga German hometown of Dönhof.

Denhoff was settled by Volga German immigrants from Dönhof and Neu-Dönhof.

Alsen was settled by Volga German immigrants from Dreispitz.