20 February 2021
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Ahnenblatt - Genealogy Software / Freeware zur Ahnenforschung
Ahnenblatt is a free and easy-to-use genealogy software for Windows. It is designed to manage your genealogy data and to generate impressive reports and graphical trees. Many import and export features make it easy to share data with others (GEDCOM, HTML, and more). Ahnenblatt is available in several languages (English, German, French, Spanish and more).
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Amazon.com Genealogy Bookstore - Germany
The following are individual book titles of interest for this topic. The book links below point to the Amazon.com bookstore online where you may purchase the book if you wish. These links are provided to bring these published resources to your attention as an aid to your research. Follow the links to books of interest to make note of their title, author, publisher, and ISBN. You might then use this information to obtain the book from your local library or your favorite corner book shop.
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Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Germanic Ancestors
A book by Chris Anderson and Ernest Thode.
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Amtliches Deutsches Ortsbuch für das Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren
Czech, Protektorat, Bohemia, Moravia, villages, towns, districts, maps.
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Digital reproductions (or e-books) of old books, maps, and other rare genealogical material.
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Baden: Atlantic Bridge to Germany (Amazon)
By Linda M. Herrick and Wendy Uncapher.
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Born Free - 350 Year History - ADAMS/BECKETT Family
The is a story of remarkable men and women who came out of bondage on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland. In researching his family history, the author discovered many African American families whose freedom had been established from the first or second generation after arrival
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Downloadable shareware program for Windows. The latest version contains English, French, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, German, Dutch, Polish, Icelandic, Russian, Slovak, Afrikaans, Czech.
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Carl Zeiß - Gründer der Firma Carl Zeiss
This website contains information about famous Thuringian people like Carls Zeiss, Ernst Abbe and others.
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History, culture and news of Carpathian Germans (Germans from Slovakia), with links to genealogical sites, museums, archives etc.
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Cemeteries of Sonoma County, California: A History and Guide
A book by Jeremy Dwight Nichols.
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East Prussians from Russia (Amazon)
A book by Michael J. Anuta.
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A German software package for the administration of genealogical personal data.
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Friedrichstal Church Records, 1698-1812 (Amazon)
A book by Cathryn S. Dippo.
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From Knights to Pioneers: One German Family in Westphalia and Missouri (Amazon)
A book by Anita M. Mallinckrodt.
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Windows. Download the latest version for windows, includes program and help files. Disc available in English, Polish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Slovak, Czech, Dutch, Portuguese, Afrikaans & Icelandic. Fzip is a user friendly, but professional program which can display your family tree in any of 24 different report styles.
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GENTREE Genealogical Navigation Software
Genealogy shareware for Windows9x. French, English, German, Italian, Catalan versions.
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German Hereditary Territorial Rulers
History, territorial possession, chronology, titles.
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German family history books to aid the researcher in locating Germanic towns, reading early German handwriting and understanding spelling variations in German surnames. Helping researchers of Germanic ancestry through new literature, German-language communications, and conference presentations...Roger P. Minert PhD, em. AG, em prof., FUGA.
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Guide to Hanover Military Records, 1514-1866
A book by Teresa S. McMillin.
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Books and CD-ROMs with over 1,000 titles in print. Weekly drawings for free books and databases.
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Heritage Books, Inc. - Publishing Info.
Author information - So You Want to Publish a Book?
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Heraldik - Wappen erstellen - Stammbäume gestalten. Alles über Heraldik, Genealogie, Namensdeutung, Ahnenforschung, Ahnentafel, Stammbaum, Familienwappen und Wappenforschung.
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JewishGen German Research Division
The JewishGen German Research Division (formerly the German-Jewish Special Interest Group (GerSIG)), is a group of researchers dedicated to learning more about the lives of our Jewish ancestors who lived in current and former German-speaking regions of Europe. This includes not only modern-day Germany, but also regions that are today part of Poland and France.
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Web site housing north Hessen family genealogies and documents.
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ManyRoads - Prussia (Germany) Geshichten (Histories)
Our library contains nearly 1000 texts; all are free for the downloading. Be advised, most of the texts are written in German and use Gothic print.
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Ortsfamilienbuch Groß Legitten / Labiau
The family lineage book includes and connects all entries of the church books from 1668 to 1765 (births, weddings and deaths). These are more than 15.000 data sets. The book is of a size of 19 x 27 cm and has 406 closely printed pages, including a historic introduction and several historic maps. Even if the book is written in German language, the order and the systematics are easy to understand. Because all the text details of the church book entries are taken over, the book will also serve you in the transcription of these texts. I can also offer you my help if there are some unknown German phrases. Perfect for Genealogy and family tree.
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Ortsfamilienbuch Kaimen / Labiau
Information on the church of Kaimen near Labiau in East Prussia.
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Pommerscher Verein Freistadt / Pomeranian Society of Freistadt
Germantown, Wisconsin. This site features descendants of immigrants from the State of Pommern, Prussia prior to 1945. It also includes a database of about 70,000 names.
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Dutch genealogy program capable of outputs in Dutch, English, French, Frisian and German.
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Records of the Tötösy de Zepetnek Family / A Zepetneki Tötösy család adattára
Compilation of Latin, Hungarian, and German published, archival, and family documents middle ages-current with selected English translations, and genealogies of Hungarian, German, Austrian, Belgian, Polish, Canadian, Croatian, Italian, Slovenian, Romanian, & US-American families.
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By Ernest Chrisbacher. Includes history of German settlement in Hungary, German village histories, Life in the German villages of Veszprem County, List of 2000 German settlers in Veszprem County in the 17th and 18th centuries, and a list of 4000 German-Hungarian immigrants from Veszprem County to the USA in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Early settlers in Georgia.
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WinFamily - Anvend Winfamily fra Jamodat til din slektsgransking
Genealogy software available in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, German and English.
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A data base of the titled nobility in Europe.
