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Ruth Ann Sakala commented on Mitchell Staude's blog post Researching in the Oberkaufungen Kirchbücher
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The amount of information contained in these Churchbooks gradually increases from very minimal in 1573, to quite a lot by 1830. For example, the first page in the first volume containing the first 26 Baptismal Records of a total of 41 for the year 1573, the very first entry reads:Hans Hanstein Juniori ein Meydlein.This entry tells us three things. First, a baby girl is being baptized. Second, her father's name is Hans Hanstein. Third, there is more than one Hans Hanstein in this village; this…See More
Mitchell Staude replied to Nancy Loe's discussion reading handwriting for an occupation? in the group Germany and German Ancestry"Yes"
Karl-Michael SALA replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"My own ancestors stem from the region in & around Kassel, Hessen, Preussen (Prussia). Lynell & I have researched & extracted & digitally copied HUNDREDS of ancestral family members from numerous villages & parishes. We have a…"
Mitchell Staude replied to Shelly Kay Eitniear-Cherry's discussion German Ancestry in the group Germany and German Ancestry"I think you will be disappointed in your search for tombstones. While there are "Family Plots" in many places, the practice of burials and tombstones is quite different in Germany than it is here. Usually after about 25 years, the grave is…"
Mitchell Staude replied to Dorothy Hollings's discussion OTT's of Wurtenberg,Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"I would expect, then., that his first name was not Jacob. His name probably was Johann Jacob.
I am assuming, perhaps incorrectly, that you are referring to Wuertemberg, which was a Kingdom until the 1870s and a state in Germany until the 1950s.
It…"
Allysa Carberry replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"Just wondering what would be the average cost for using a researcher from Germany and what is expected from one?
I'm in New Zealand and i dont know anything about how to use a researcher etc."
Earl Reemt Duthler replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"I'm looking for connections from Germany/Holland to the Huguenots, who came out of France and many settled mostly along the German/Dutch border. I've traced my maternal side (Masseling/Masselink) back to 1660 in and near Uelsen, Grafschaft…"
Earl Reemt Duthler replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"If you know the names of the towns or provinces in Germany from where your family came, this is a very handy data base by the Association of Computer Genealogy in Germany. Once at the site of a town/province, you have the option of using English or…"
Sandy replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"I have a name and address of an historian and a professional genealogy scientist in Germany who was recommended by the Archives in Niedersachsen
Mr. Jens Muller-Koppe
Schanzendorfer Strabe 9, D-28307 Bremen"
Michael Boscarato replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"http://www.bergern.de/
www.bayern.de
Wilhelmus, Frambagh 28.06.1703 Colin, Oliverius (Adolphus)
Marie-Luise Carl 2002 - 2007
Winckelmannstr. 13
40699…"
Michael Boscarato replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"Gulzon 1869 1959 Chiaboile,France>Athens, NY USA Naturalized USA 1918…"
Roberta Baum replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"I am looking for information on Wilhellem John Gulzon. He was born July 17, 1869 or 1870. He died January 8, 1959 in Athens, NY. He immigrated in 1892 to America; was naturalized 1918. He lived in Westchester County, NY; moved to Athens, Greene…"
Melissa Brown-Sandella replied to Mitchell Staude's discussion Genealogical Researchers in Germany in the group Germany and German Ancestry"I am looking for information on Frambaugh or Frambach in Berhern, Germany around 1800. I wonder if the same person could find anything for me?"
Mitchell Staude added a discussion to the group Germany and German Ancestry
Genealogical Researchers in Germany
I think it would be good if members would recommend Genealogical Researchers in Germany. For example, I would love to hire a researcher to do work for me at either the Church Archives in Cassell or in the State Archives in Marburg, both in Hessen.In addition, I have used a researcher who did good work for me in the Church Archives in Regenberg, Bayern.See More
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- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Germany and England
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- German, especially German Church Records
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- For the Hell of it.
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Researching in the Oberkaufungen Kirchbücher
The amount of information contained in these Churchbooks gradually increases from very minimal in 1573, to quite a lot by 1830. For example, the first page in the first volume containing the first 26 Baptismal Records of a total of 41 for the year 1573, the very first… Continue
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