Year	Number	Source
1890	Settlement of nearly 500 families with 2,600 persons	P.M.Friesen "Geschichte der Alt-Evangelischen Mennoniten Brüderschaft in Russland"
1905	Pleschanowo Mennonite Congregation numbers 1,034 baptized members and altogether 2,691 persons	George K. Epp "Geschichte der Mennoniten in Russland" Volume III
1908	1,503 taxable adults in the age of 14 - 60 years	P.M.Friesen "Geschichte der Alt-Evangelischen Mennoniten Brüderschaft in Russland"
1909	1,520 taxable adults in the age of 14 - 60 years	the same
1917	3,670 inhabitants on 35,695 Desjatins and 9 estates	"Neu Samara am Tock"
1926	3,071 mennonite und 66 non-mennonite inhabitants	Mennonitisches Lexikon
1923-1928	Emigration of ca. 700 persons to Canada	"Neu Samara am Tock"
1930	Emigration of more then 58 persons from Neu Samara to Paraguay	Mennonite Passenger lists for Refugee Transport to Paraguay in 1930 MMHS-Site
1989	7.434 persons or 26 % of the population of Krasnogwardejskij Rayon are Germans (state 12.01.1989)	Census 1989

 
Single villages

A list from the book "Neu Samara am Tock" propably from the year 1908, because Annenskoje is already mentioned and it was founded in 1908.

Krassikowo	221 souls	45 Farms	4860 acres
Podolsk	263 souls	47 Farms	5000 acres
Pleschanowo	258 souls	49 Farms	4700 acres
Lugowsk	305 souls	64 Farms	3248 acres
Donskoj	298 souls	45 Farms	4860 acres
Dolinsk	220 souls	44 Farms	4800 acres
Bogomasowo	284 souls	34 Farms	3672 acres
Annenskoje	93 souls	15 Farms	2025 acres
Ischalka	212 souls	22 Farms	2700 acres
Klinok	246 souls	33 Farms	4700 acres
Jugowka	175 souls	35 Farms	3780 acres
Kaltan	251 souls	45 Farms	4800 acres
Kuterlja	195 souls	40 Farms	4320 acres
Kamenez	150 souls	33 Farms	3600 acres
altogether	3,171 souls	551 Farms	57,065 acres

 
We took the next data from the list of all German villages in Russia on http://eiprd.ru/. For the inhabitants number the issues of the census in 1926 were used (except of extra declared). Some numbers doesn't correspondent with other sources. For example according to this list Dolinsk had 302 inhabitants in 1926, but it's 76 more then the number for 1919 from the other source. Such rising is unpropably.

village	entire population	Germans
Annenskoje	100	100
Bogomasowo	288	282
Dolinsk	302	295
Donskoj	305	282
Ischalka	180	180
Jugowka	208	208
Kamenez	188	188
Kaltan	275	275
Klinok	221	221
Krassikowo	201	194
Kuterlja	205	191
Lugowsk	311	311
Pleschanowo	264	259
Podolsk	296	280
Wladimirowka	49 (1930)
altogether	3.393

In the same list are further settlements in Luxemburg Rayon with possibly German population part. Propably all Germans moved already before 1926 from these settlements. They are mostly estates.

settlement	inhabitants
Blagodatnoje	22
Helenopol	35
Krassikow-Gut	6
Nar-Tock	32 (1930)
Rawnopol	62
Chutor na Tocku (Estate at Tock)	35

Podolsk
50 years after settlement 77 families with 358 persons
100 years after settlement 208 german und 58 russian and mixed families, altogether 970 inhabitants
192 german und 20 mixed families moved to Germany till 1997
Source: "Neu Samara am Tock" private statistics

Dolinsk
March 25th 1919: 226 persons, 122 male
January 15th 1970: 482 inhabitants
Juny 1st 1990: 135 households with 466 persons.

Donskoj
1989 642 families with 2,428 persons
366 families with 1,417 persons moved to Germany till 2000
Source: "Neu Samara am Tock"

Pleschanowo
2001 3,600 inhabitants
Source: internet

Summary

The fixing of the total number of all persons coming from Neu Samara must also consider those who in the course of time moved from Neu Samara voluntarily or forced. Some families have already done the beginning in 1906, when many of the Neu-Samarians moved to the new settlements in Siberia. After the revolution all richer Neu-Samarians had to flee, above all the estate owners and storekeepers. However, the big wave came in the 20-s as many emigrated to North America and South America. After the World War II the persons drawn in the Trudarmy might not immediately come home, many have returned then no more to Neu Samara. Then later many young people from Neu Samara moved to the towns. Therefore the number of the persons, living today, moved away before 1988 and their descendants, probably exceeds the number of  the remained till 1988. Altogether the number of all persons, born self or their forefathers in Neu Samara, is propably more then 20,000.