 At the end of the nineteenth century, of a population of 10,000, there were only about 200 "Germans" in total (called "niemsty"), which included approximately equal numbers of Mennonites and Lutherans.Only one Mennonite estate, Rosenheim (Epp) was listed as being close to Orihiv, while Wintergruen Estate was 14 verst east-southeast of the city.These estates no longer exist.