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German dealers in historical books and objects

Baumbuwegen — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:32:28 GMT

Baumbuwegen: actuality?

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<big>'''German dealers in historical books and objects'''</big>

(Antiquariate)

Genealogy and genealogical aids

'''Attention:''' Provided data is neither complete nor assured.
{| {{Prettytable}}
! width="50%" | Address of the bookseller Type of dealer and catalog
! width="50%" | Specialities
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| [http://www.zvab.de/ Central register of antiquarian books], autographs, graphics, sheet music, records with keyword search
|  
|-
| Uni-Buchladen Peter Köhler Emil-Warburg-Weg 28 95447 Bayreuth phone: 0049 (0) 921 58757 Retail store
| Local history: Franconia/Upper Palatinate Reformation history genealogy
|-
|Antiquariat und Aktionshaus J.A. Stargard Clausewitzstrasse 4 P.O. Box 12 68 26 10595 Berlin phone: 0049 (0) 30 8822542 fax: 0049 (0) 30 8822466 Mail order, 3 catalogs yearly for different prices
|autographs documents genealogy heraldry
|-
|Antiquariat Karpinski Am Schiessendahl 12 50374 Erftstadt phone: 02235-43982 fax: 0049 (0) 2235 45782 2 free catalogs yearly
|Judaica Napoleanica Silesia Pommerania East and West Prussia genealogy Poland Russia
|-
|Antiquariat Karlheinz Müller Lahnstr. 14 65606 Villmar phone: 0049 (0) 6474 8038/39 fax: 0049 (0) 6474 1337
|Military science genealogy history ephemera
|-
|Buchversand & Antiquariat Matthias Flury Hauptstraße 44 D-97204 Höchberg phone: 0049 (0) 931 405486 mobile: 0049 (0) 173 4813445 fax: 0049 (0) 931 409744 http://www.flury-online.de Catalogs on request
|permanently purchase and selling of: 
* inhabitants address books
* graphics
* oil paintings
* hand drawings
* exhibition catalogs
* opus registers
* secundary literature (z.B. artists lexicon ...)
|-
|Versandantiquariat Henning Schröder Kaiserstrasse 12 P.O. Box 100822 51608 Gummersbach phone: 0049 (0) 2261 66993 fax: 0049 (0) 2261 61632
|German emigration Germans in foreign lands genealogical periodicals
|-
|Antiquariat Klittich-Pfannkuch Kleine Burg 12 P.O. Box 1133 38001 Braunschweig phone: 0049 (0) 531 242880 fax : 0049 (0) 531 13505 catalogs on request
|regional history of Braunschweig, Harz German and foreign regional history genealogy and heraldry vernacularly books
|-
|Hoelty-Stube Johannisstrasse 28 37073 Göttingen phone: 0049 (0) 551 56368 fax : 0049 (0) 551 42889 catalogs on request
|regional history of : Göttingen and South Lower Saxony, Eichsfeld general regional history genealogy
|-
|Versandantiquariat Mario Brändel Kurfürstenplatz 4 D-80796 München phone/fax: 0049 (0) 89 341 426 No shop business. Search lists and offers in the internet. eMail: <email>antiquariat.braendel@t-online.de</email> http://www.antiquariat-braendel.de/
|Rumania-Transylvania, Banat, Bukovina. Rumanian-German literature. Regional history, geography,
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|Versandantiquariat Robert A. Mueller Nachf. Bothfelder Str. 11 D-30916 Isernhagen Telefon 0049 (0) 511 614070 Telefax 0049 (0) 511 614075
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|Wissenschaftliches Antiquariat Horst Wellm Bennigser Weg 1 D-30982 Pattensen phone: 0049 (0) 5101 13361 fax 0049 (0) 5101 13361 eMail: <email>antiquariat-wellm@expression.de</email> http://www.expression.de/antiquariat-wellm
|German regional history History, cultural history, science, literature, bibliology, genealogy, architecture, traveling and others
|-
|}

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Züllichau (Züllichau-Schwiebus)

MLCarl — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:59:12 GMT

MLCarl: Testdatei

'''Hierarchy''' 
[[Regional_Research|Regional Research]] > [[German_States_1933-1945|Germany (1933-1945)]] > [[Province_Brandenburg|Brandenburg]] > [[Neumark|Neumark]] > [[Kreis_Zuellichau-Schwiebus|County Züllichau-Schwiebus]] > Züllichau

== Introduction ==

=== Coat of Arms ===
[[Image:Wappen_Ort_Züllichau_(Züllichau-Schwiebus).png]]

=== General Information ===

== Political Structure ==
{|
|Polish Name
|Sulechów
|-
|W-Number (codenumber of administrational district)
|W51142
|-
|}

=== Municipality, Settlements, Outworks, ... ===
{| border="0" width="50%"
|Inhabitants (1846)
| 4816
|-
|Inhabitants (1939)
| 9630
|-
|}

Places belonging to the Municipality: [[Neue_Welt_(Züllichau-Schwiebus)|Neue Welt]] * [[Oberweinberge|Oberweinberge]] * [[Riegel|Riegel]] * [[Stadtvorwerk|Stadtvorwerk]] * [[Unterweinberge|Unterweinberge]]

== Ecclesiastical Structure ==

=== Evangelical (Lutheran) Churches ===

=== Roman-Catholic Churches ===


== History ==


== Genealogical and historical Sources ==
As far as still available church books and civil registers (older than 100 years) in general are at [[#Archives_and_Libraries|State Archiv Landsberg/W.]], if younger at civil registry office [[Landsberg_an_der_Warthe|Landsberg]].
For a complete overview consult [[Grüneberg (Inventory)]].

=== Church Books ===
:ev.-luth. church Züllichau:
::ch.bk.: ev. 1836-74 BrLHA Potsdam & LDS, kath. 1864-1945 Kath.PfA Züllichau

=== Civil Registers ===
:civ.reg.off. Züllichau:
::civ.reg.: 1874-96 StArch Grünberg, 1897-1944 StA Züllichau, 1874-1937 StA I Berlin, 1874-90 LDS, div. jüd. & Mil.

=== Sundries ===

==== LDS/FHC ====

==== Real Estate Files and Registers ====

==== Address Books ====









== Archives and Libraries ==

=== Archives ===
The Landsberg Archive only has a status as a department of the State Archive Stettin. The correct address therefore is: 
'''Archiwum Państwowe w Szczecinie 
Oddział Gorzowie Wielkopolskim''' 
ul. Grottgera 24/25. 
PL 66-400 Górzow Wielkopolski 
Tel. Nr.: 0048 - 95 - 722 7968 
[mailto:gorzow(a)szczecin.ap.gov.pl E-Mail]

The permit for Landsberg has to be applied for at Stettin.

'''Archiwum Państwowe w Szczecinie''' 
(State Archive Stettin) 
ul. Św. Wojciecha 13. 
PL 70-410 Szczecin 

==== Polish Inventory ====
Here is a link to an
[http://baza.archiwa.gov.pl/sezam/pradziad.eng.php?miejscowosc=Züllichau&search=search inventory] in polish archives.

=== Libraries===
'''Martin-Opitz-Bibliothek''' 
Berliner Platz 5 
D-44623 Herne 
Tel. x49-2323-16 2805 
Fax x49-2323-16 2609 
[mailto:information.mob(a)herne.de E-Mail] • [http://www.herne.de/mob/ web site]

'''Reference Library of FST Neumark''' 
Meckelstedter Str. 9 
D-27624 Meckelstedt 
[mailto:neumark(a)agoff.de E-Mail] • [http://neumark.genealogy.net/agofffst.htm web page] 






== Web Links ==

=== Official Websites ===

=== Genealogical Websites ===
The contents of the pages linked here has been index in [http://neumark.genealogy.net/index4.htm Neumark Data Base]. In case of adding links, please forward contents of linked page [mailto:neumark-l-owner(a)genealogy.net?subject=Datenbank Listowner Neumark-L] as a file in csv format.

* [http://neumark.genealogy.net/m16_zuel.htm 1623: Züllichau: Musterung]
* [http://neumark.genealogy.net/chr_zuel.htm 1665: Züllichau: Chronica der Stadt]
* [http://neumark.genealogy.net/beysen_0.htm 1700: Züllichau: Einwohner der Stadt (Beysen)]
* [http://neumark.genealogy.net/zuellich.htm 1751: Züllichau: Chronik]
* [http://neumark.genealogy.net/auswanzu.htm 1821: Auswanderer Züllichau]

;[http://neumark.genealogy.net Starting Page of Neumark-List]

=== Miscellaneous Websites ===

== Contacts ==
Researching for ancestors from Züllichau are: •
Garry Albrecht •
Gerhard H. Anders •
Andres Appelt •
Mario Arend •
Ingeborg Balcke •
Andreas Bieligk •
Michael Bleich •
Siegfried Bleich •
Brigitte Bonack •
Bob Borchers •
Waltraud Borsodi •
Barbara Braune •
Hugo Breuer † •
Frank Draeger •
Klaus Dufner •
Kurt H. W. Eger •
Werner Fechner •
G. Franken •
Hildegard Fritsche •
Horst Gellert •
Gerhard Gülde •
Scott Haworth •
Hans-Joachim Henschel •
Prof. Dr. Peter Hermann •
Liz Hicks •
Georg Hollberg •
Hugo Horn •
Hella Hübsch •
L. Janssen •
Dr. Haymo Jepsen •
Dr. Ernst Kaerger •
Oskar Kalinke •
Johannes Kiock •
Wolfgang Kißmer •
Ingo Klose •
Susan Koster •
Karl-Heinz Krüger •
Dr. Ulrich Lampert •
Dr. Helmut Langer •
Werner Laudon •
Peter Liehr •
Ekkehard Lindner •
Christiane Lorenz •
Wolfgang Maschwitz •
Arthur D. McQueen •
Dr. Georg (2) Müller •
Dr. Georg Müller •
Hartmut Ohm •
Jörg Opel •
Erika Paech •
Karl Pflaum •
Werner Pietzsch •
Eberhard Richtsteig •
Rolf Riedel •
Markus Röhling •
Lieselotte Rüdiger •
Fred Sawusch •
Helga Schäfer •
Joachim H.K. Schippan •
Dr. Gerd C. Schmerse •
Florian Schmidt •
Harry Schneckenberg •
Friedrich Schneider •
Sigurd Seiler •
Robert Shustack •
Sonja Stankowski •
Sandra Stepan •
R. Student •
Ulrike C. Tenzer-Balsereit •
Heinz-Jürgen Trossin •
Olaf Vieweg •
Ingolf Vogel •
Jutta Voit •
Eberhard Weber •
Conny Wirth •
Uwe Zettier •
Uwe Zwarg •
Karin ? •

contact addresses at the archives of mailing list [http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/neumark-l/ Neumark-L] or by mail from [mailto:neumark-l-owner(a)genealogy.net?subject=ORT:%20Züllichau_(Züllichau-Schwiebus)%20(Zue) Listowner Neumark-L].

== researchers contacts acc. to FOKO ==
Researchers for {{PAGENAME}} in [http://foko.genealogy.net/show_all.php?searchCI=Züllichau FOKO] (by place name) or [http://foko.genealogy.net/show_all.php?searchGOV=ZULHAUJO72TB FOKO] (by GOV-identifier).

== Private Information sources and offers for research help ==
On the following page private ''(none-commercial !)'' family researchers can add their contact data, if they do research in this place and/or if they are willing to offer other genealogist information, look-ups/scans/copies etc. regarding this place. All correspondence relating to this are to be made '''exclusively''' to the offering family researcher!

* [[{{PAGENAME}}/Forscherkontakte]]

== Accidental Discoveries ==
Often in church books or other archive source material of a place persons are discovered that are not from this place. These findings are so-called ''[[Accidental Discoveries]]''. Such findings are for other genealogist sometimes the only chance to break through the [[Brick Wall | Brick Wall]] in their research. Please mail Accidental Discoveries for this location to [mailto:neumark-l-owner(a)genealogy.net?subject=Zufallsfund Listowner Neumark-L] - they will be added to the [http://neumark.genealogy.net/index4.htm Neumark Data Base].

== Data from the Genealogical Place Database (GOV) ==
<gov>ZULHAUJO72TB</gov>

[[Category:Place in County Zuellichau-Schwiebus]]
[[Category:Place in Neumark]]

[[de:Züllichau_(Züllichau-Schwiebus)]]

Tegeler (surname)

Tegeler — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:52:51 GMT

Tegeler: de

==Derivation and Meaning==

The surname '''Tegeler''' derives from a profession. It is the Low German version of ''Ziegler'' (German for brickmaker).

==Versions of the name==

* Tegelaar
* Tegler
* Ziegler
* Ziegeler
* Zigler

==Geographical distribution==

* Germany
<geogen>Tegeler</geogen>
* Netherlands: see [http://www.familienaam.nl/love.php?name=Tegeler here]
* Belgium: see [http://www.familienaam.be/cache/T/Tegeler.png here]

==References==

* Rose Hellfaier (ed.): Ernst von Bandel an Wilhelm Tegeler. Briefe zur Entstehungsgeschichte des Hermannsdenkmals 1850-1864. Detmold 1975. (Nachrichten aus der Lippischen Landesbibliothek Detmold, 5).
* Rosa und Volker Kohlheim (ed.): Duden Familiennamen. Herkunft und Bedeutung. Mannheim 2000.
* Konrad Kunze: dtv-Atlas Namenkunde. Vor- und Familiennamen im deutschen Sprachgebiet. München 1998. (dtv, 3234).
* Gerhard Peters: Der Detmolder Maler Wilhelm Tegeler (1793-1864), in: Mitteilungen aus der lippischen Geschichte und Landeskunde, 21 (1952), p. 5-45.

== Weblinks ==

*[http://www.tegeler.info/ahnen/ahnen.htm Information site on the genalogy of the Tegeler family (German)]

== Informations from FOKO ==
<foko-name>Tegeler</foko-name>

== Informations from GedBas ==

[http://gedbas.genealogy.net/suchen.jsp?nachname=Tegeler Tegeler in the genealogy database (GedBas)]

== Informations from GeneaNet ==

[http://search.geneanet.org/result.php3?lang=de&name=Tegeler&place=&country=&source=&x=0&y=0 Tegeler in database GeneaNet]

== Informations from Ancestry/USA ==

[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=allgs&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_f-2&gsln=Tegeler Tegeler in Ancestry.com (engl.)]

[[Category:Surname]]
[[de:Tegeler_(Familienname)]]

Erfurt

BettyAnn — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:47:58 GMT

BettyAnn: Created page with 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erfurt'

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erfurt

Memel

Jzedlitz — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 07:37:58 GMT

Jzedlitz: migrated from old regional page /reg/OPRU/Memel/memel_timeline_memel_is_today_kn.htm

Memel is today known as Klaipeda, Lithuania. Klaipeda, Lithuania's port city on the Baltic Sea, is the third largest town
in the country. It is located on the very southern seashore of the Baltic Sea, at a strait connecting the Kursiu Marios
lagoon with the sea.

== Timeline ==
{|{{prettytable}}
| 1 A.D. || Historians maintain that a settlement of ancient Balts, the ancestors of modern Lithuanians stood on the coats of the Kursiu Marios lagoon at the estuary of the Dane river.
|-
| 1230 || The first Lithuanian state was established by the Grand Duke Mindaugas
|-
| 1252 || Klaipeda was founded. The Livonian Order of Germany built a wooden castle at the mouth of the Danges River and called it Memelburg.
|-
| 1254 || A town grew around the castle, Klaipeda was granted the L\ufffdbeck rights; a port, as well as shipping and commerce, expanded.
|-
| 1328 || The first Livonan Order granted from Livonia.
|-
| 1410 || Even after the victory at Zalgiris, Klaipeda remained under Germans.
|-
| 1422 || Area north of the Memel River given to Lithuania.
|-
| 1540 || Fire in Klaipeda. After this, the fortress in Memel was built.
|-
| 1541 || The first time ships are built in Memel
|-
| 1567 || The first time Jews were mentioned in Memel.
|-
| 1593 || commercial shipbuilding started.
|-
| 1629-35 || Klaipeda occupied by Swedes.
|-
| 1678 || Klaipeda devastated by fire set by the Swedes. The renovation of the city takes decades.
|-
| 1709 || Big loss of population due to the Plague in northern Prussia. The loss is made up by the religious emigrants (hugenots, salzburg emigrants).
|-
| 1723 || Memel is constructed with the department Gumbinnen. The first mayor is mentioned. Friedrich Wilhelm I forces the building of the fortress in Memel.
|-
| 1757-62 || Klaipeda occupied by Tsarist Russia
|-
| 1807 || Klaipeda became the residence of Prussian Kings after the French army occupied Berlin (fleeing from Napoleon).
|-
| January 1, 1817 || Friedrich Wilhelm Horch published his paper "Memelschen Wochenblatt"
|-
| 1818 -78 || Klaipeda belongs to the city district K\ufffdnigsberg.
|-
| 1849 || The first edition of the Memler Dampfboot (a popular Memel Newspaper) is printed.
|-
| October 4 & 5, 1854 || the town was devastated by fire.
|-
| 1863 || The building of the King Wilhelm Canal started
|-
| 1871 || The establishment of the Second Reich gave an impetus for a speedy Germanization of all national minorities living on the territory.
|-
| 1873 || The King Wilhelm Canal finished
|-
| 1893 || Memel receives a new Post Office. Telephone line Memel-Berlin available
|-
| 1909 || The Wannagger Church in Wannaggen (outskirts of Memel) was finished
|-
| June 28, 1919 || Treaty of Versaille was signed. After the defeat of Germany in World War I, the town and the whole region of Klaipeda was placed under the protectorate of the Entente states.
|-
| February 13, 1920 || Klaipeda was administrated by the French occupation forces until 1923.
|-
| December 1923 || Big uprising was organized, with the assistance of Lithuanian government. The uprising determined the future of the Klaipeda region. All the territory and the sea-port were returned to Lithuania with the right of self-government
|-
| March 23, 1939 || Klaipeda, the only sea-port of Lithuania, was seized by Nazi Germany.
|-
| 1940 || Soviets occupy Lithuania
|-
| 1941 || Lithuania overrun by Nazi Germany. The republic was briefly re-established in the interval between the two calamities, which saw tens of thousands deported to Siberia and the near disappearance of the Jewich community in Hitler's "final solution".
|-
| January 28, 1945 || Klaipeda was liberated.
|-
| March 11, 1990 || Republic was again proclaimed.
|-
| Feb. 14, 1993 || Lithuanians turned out to vote for Algirdas Brazauskas, making him the first directly elected president of Lithuania.
|}

[[de:Memel]]

Dutch Indies

Jzedlitz — Mon, 11 May 2009 10:20:14 GMT

Jzedlitz: migrated from old regional page

== General Information ==
The Dutch Indies or Dutch East-Indies existed until December 27th, 1949 in its greatest dimension within the boundaries of present day Indonesia.

===Geography===
The colony consisted of a group of islands which extended 5,120 Km in a east-west direction and 1,760 Km in a north-south direction. It is situated between 6° 08' northern and 11° 15' southern latitude as well as 94° 15' and 141° 05' eastern longitude. It is an archipelago which consisted of more than 13,677 islands of which 6.044 were inhabited. It subdivides into five larger islands:
*'''Java''' is in the center of the archipelago with the capital, Jakarta, called Batavia under the Dutch colonial administration,
*'''Sumatra''' is in the northwest,
*'''Kalimantan''', was called '''Borneo''' during colonial times was located in the north where the northern part touches Malaysia and Brunei,
*'''Sulawesi''' or '''Celebes''' lies in the north-eastern area and
*'''Irian Jaya''' or '''New Guinea''' was also in the northeast where the eastern part of the island touches Papua New Guinea.

the two groups of islands:
*Nusa Tenggara, also named small Suda island and the
*Maluku islands

as well as sixty further groups of islands.

The climate is tropical, hot and moist. On Sumatra, West-Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, the Maluku islands and Irian Jaya the climate is always moist and tropical. The annual amount of precipitation is 3,000 to 4,000 mm, in the mountains partially over 6,000 mm, on Middle- and East-Java, the small Suda islands as well as in the area up to the Aru islands there is tropical-monsunal climate. The amounts of precipitation there is 2.000 to 3.000 mm.

The landscape mainly consists of a flat coast line; the mountains are in the interior of the larger islands.
The country has rich mineral resources: Minerals, oil and gas on Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Irian Jaya, nickel on Sulawesi, tin on Bangka and Belitung, tropic precious woods in the tropical rainforests, bauxite on Bitan and Kalimantan, copper on Irian Jaya and Timor, mineral coal on Sumatra, gold and silver.

On the fertile field grounds, rice is growing predominantly and there are plantations for caoutchouc, tea, coffee, products of oil palms and cinchona. There were many sugar cane plantations during the colonial time.

==History==
There were several Islamic Sultanates at the end of the 15th century on the area of present Indonesia. With the discovery of the sea way to India in 1498 the Europeans rushed into the southeast Asian region in order to overtake the spice market operated by Orientals. The Dutch first came to Indonesia in 1596 when the spice market already was controlled by the Portuguese.

In 1602 the Netherlands parliament created a charter company for the commercial exploitation as a monopoly of the areas east of the Cape of Good Hope. This became the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC) or the Dutch East India Company. The charter, which had granted the VOC the rights of a sovereign, had the company undertake its first commercial expedition in the same year of its founding. This was to the "spice islands" or the Maluku islands. The core business of the VOC was the export of peppers and spices.

1619 eroberte der niederländische Handelsgouverneur In 1619 the Dutch trade master, Jan Pieterszoon Coen, conquered Jayakarta (the present Jakarta) and founded a Dutch colony which he called Batavia.

On December 31, 1799 the Dutch government removed the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC). The company had gone bankrupt through mismanagement and corruption. The government took charge of all regions, which had been under the influence and control of the VOC, as colonies.

Registry offices (De burgerlijke stand) were established in 1828. Beginning in 1830 the Dutch-Indies were developed into an efficient colony under governor-general Bosch. However the Dutch had to continually defend their claim to power against various locals chiefs as well as the English and Portuguese in several wars. While doing so, the colonial area was constantly extended. In the contract of Sumatra in 1871, the Dutch gave up their possessions on the Gold Coast in Africa and instead received domination from Britain over Sumatra.
With the Japanese attack on the American Pacific fleet in Pearl Harbour (Hawaii) on the 7th of December 1941 the 2nd World War also began in the Pacific. On January 10th, 1942 the Japanese attacked Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Ambon. In the battle in the Java sea dated February 27th until March 1st, 1942, the Japanese destroyed the allied fleet and the invasion on Java began. On March 8th, 1942, the Dutch had to capitulate on Java. With surrender the remained soldiers of the Dutch colonial army K.N. I.L. (Koninklijk Nederlands-Indische Leger) went into captivity.

The Japanese army immediately erected Prisoner of War and internment camps in schools, prisons, railroad sheds, hut camps and other assembly places for the allied Prisoners of War and citizens of the countries with which they were at war. Men were separated by their families. Boys from 10 years were separated from their mothers and brought into the men’s camp. The situation in the camps was catastrophic, food and medicine did not exist and the result was an outbreak of various epidemics. Treatment through Japanese was brutal and murderous. Forced labor also resulted many deaths.

On August 15th, 1945 the Japanese capitulated in Indonesia, however, still controlled wide parts of the country. On September 2nd, 1945, the Japanese signed the unconditional surrender. For many Prisoners of War this meant survival, because there was an order of the Japanese high command to all troops to kill all allied Prisoners of War, in case the first Ally puts his foot onto the Japanese main islands.

On August 17th, 1945, Sukarno and Hatta exclaimed the independence of free Republic of Indonesia. Between Indonesian adolescents and the Dutch dismissed from the internment camps, violence spread.

Bloody fights between organized Indonesian independence fighters and Dutch, English and Australian troops took place. Because of the quarrels in the Dutch Indies many former KNIL soldiers were called back again to Indonesia, after they had survived the Japanese Prisoner of War camps, and had already gone to Netherlands partly, in order to participate in the fights.

In April 1949, the Dutch began to bend to international pressure and agreed, to provide independence to Indonesia. On December 27th, 1949, the Netherlanders handed over the sovereignty officially to Republic of Indonesia. The Dutch Indies stopped to exist. Many Dutch families left the colony and went back home to the Netherlands.

German emigrants are already provable in the colony with the first colonizers. Many of them went back to the Netherlands after the end of the colonial time.

==Genealogical Societies==
* [http://www.igv.nl De Indische Genealogische Vereniging (IGV)]], Dutch, treats the genealogy of European families in the former Netherlands colonies - Dutch Indies, Caribbean and South Africa with focus on the Dutch Indies. Contents: List of the publications, questions & answers, Janssen's Indisch Repertorium with 192,500 source for approx. 51,000 surnames.
* [http://www.ngv.nl Nederlandse Genealogische Vereniging], Dutch and partially English

==Genealogical and Historical Records==
[http://www.cbg.nl/english/main.htm Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie], Dutch and English, library with more than 100.000 volumes for genealogy, heraldry, regional and local history. Collection of 60.000 files with genealogical manuscripts and biographical data of private and professional genealogists. Millions of family, birth, christening and marriages advertisements on micro films as well as from death registers from the Netherlands and from all former colonies.

==Bibliography and Literature==
===Historical Literature (Dutch)===
* Hovinga, Henk: Eindstation Pakan Baroe (1998), with CD-ROM with many names of Prisoners of War of this Japanese slave project in the World War II.
* Naeff, Frans: het aanzien NEDERLANDS INDIË herinneringen aan een koloniaal verleden, Haarlem (1978), with many photographs about the history of Dutch Indies.

==Archives and Libraries==
===Archives===
* [http://www.archief.nl/rad/ Rjiksarchivdienst], Dutch and English, with GenLias, the electronic catalog over all archives in Netherlands, in particular birth, christening, marriage and death register of 1811 to 1942.
*[http://www.xs4all.nl/~polleke/ Stichting Indisch Familie Archief], Dutch, information center for genealogy and biography of the Europeans from the former Dutch Indies and their descendants.
*[http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/paulvanV/eastindi.htm Ancestors from the former Dutch East Indies], English, hints of archives in Netherlands and Indonesia.
=== Libraries===
*[http://www.pica.nl/noframes/home_en.shtml Pica Verbund in the Netherlands], Dutch, English, with free visitor entrance for research.
*[http://www.kb.nl Koninklijke bibliothek] Den Haag, Dutch, English with online search.
*Library of the South-Asia Institute of the university of Heidelberg, postal address: Im Neuenheimer Feld 330, 69120 Heidelberg, telephone: general: (06221 )54-8902 information: (06221)56-2937.
*Library of the Max-Planck-Institute for forign & public law and international law postal address: Im Neuenheimer Feld 535 69120 Heidelberg, telephone: general: (06221)482-217, information: (06221)482-432, local loan: (06221)482-432, inter-library loan: (06221)482-546.
*Library of the Instituts for translation and interpretation of the university of Heidelberg, postal address: Plöck 57 a, 69117 Heidelberg telephone: general: (06221)54-7564, information: (06221)54-7254.

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Families in Probsthagen/Amisc

Jzedlitz — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:00:54 GMT

Jzedlitz: migrated from old regional page http://www.genealogy.net/reg/NSAC/SLP/Probsthagen/OSB/Amisc.html

==A misc.==
<pre>
ABE01 Pro Abel, the Schafmeister ?????
nm Engel Harmening ?????
* 1746 Jun 18 d. Sophie Margreta + 1767 Mar 1 (20) 1747
daughter of Hans Tilkening

AHN01 Vorn Johann Heinrich Ahnefeld 1824 4 o.woe
m 1850 Aug Engel Marie Sophie Wilkening 1825 V 18 WIL26
* 1849 Mar 12 s. Joh Heinr Friedr Wilhelm
Ackerknecht

AHN02 Heinrich Conrad Ahnefeld m 1859 Lutter 4 o.woe
nm Eng Marie Eleonore Wilkening m 1862 Bartels V 18 WIL26
* 1859 Jul 2 d. Eng Marie Cathrine Sophie

AKM02 Hab Johan Ackeman + 1703 Dec 30 (60) 1643 kathr
m 1685 Mar 5 Marie Hartman + 1712 Aug 28 (66) 1646 H HRT07
* 1686 May 16 s. Johan Harm
* 1690 Jun 27 d. Ilse Marie m 1706 Schaper SHP02
Widow Bruns

AKM03 Harm Hinrich Akeman anten
m 1727 Oct 30 Engel Margrete Meyers P MEY06

AKM05 Anna Ackemann + 1750 Dec 27 (72) 1678 ?????

AKM06 Hab 15 August Akmann muell
nm Sophie Wilhelmine Everding H 13 EVD25
* 1851 Dec 9 d. Engel Sophie
Dienstknecht from Muellenbeck by Rinteln

ALW01 Hab 20 Joh Heinrich Boerries Alwes 1826 reins
m 1857 Feb 12 Caroline Wilhelmine Stege 1836 H 20 STG02
* 1857 Apr 6 d. Engel Marie Sophie
* 1867 Jun 27 s. Heinrich Ernst August
* 1870 Jun 1 s. Friedrich Wilhelm

APK01 Hab 17 Joh Friedrich Wilhelm Apking 4 rusbe
m Anne Sophie Dorothea Tielke H 17 TIE01
* 1849 Mar 11 d. Anne Sophie Caroline + 1852 Dec 5 ( 3) rusbe
* 1851 Sep 14 s. Friedrich Wilhelm
* 1855 Feb 6 s. Johann Heinrich
* 1858 Jan 11 s. Heinrich Wilhelm
* 1861 Aug 29 s. Conrad Friedrich Gottlieb + 1863 Jan 29

ARE01 Michal Arenancek + 1627 Sep 29

ATT01 Johann Friedrich Attendorf hatte
nm Catharine Marie Bock + 1820 Jul 26 (52) H 8 BOC12
* 1807 Jul 8 d. Catharine Sophie

AUH01 Friedrich Christian Auhagen 1800 stadt
m 1836 Dec 26 Caroline Juliane Stuever 1805 lindh
</pre>

Families in Probsthagen

Jzedlitz — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 11:57:28 GMT

Jzedlitz: linked subpages

A list of families in Vornhagen, Habichhorst, and Probsthagen (Gemeinde Probsthagen) from 1600 to 1870.

by Kurt Allan Hitzeman, Homer Glen, Illinois May 2002

With this book, I have attempted to reconstruct the families of these 3 villages in Kirchspiel (parish of) Probsthagen. My main source of information has been the baptism, marriage, and burial records from copies of the churchbook records of Kirche Probsthagen, Evangelical Lutheran church in Probsthagen. My thanks to Evangelisch-Lutherische Landeskirche Schaumburg- Lippe and the Niedersaechsisches Staatsarchiv Bueckeburg, for their permission and help providing copies of the Churchbook pages which I studied for this work. I apologize for the inevitable mistakes. I hope to continue to correct these records over the next 30 or 40 years, health permitting. This is my third draft. I have not changed any family numbers from the 2000 or 2001 drafts. If you have any ancestors in this book, feel free to contact me at <email>KurtFromEarth@aol.com</email> or Kurt Hitzeman, 16929 Pineview Dr., Homer Glen IL, 60441

*[[Families in Probsthagen/Amisc|A misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bartels|Bartels Barthels Barteldes]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Becker|Becker]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bergmeier|Bergmeier Bergemeier Bergmeyer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Blomberg|Blomberg Blombergh Blomberch]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bmisc|B misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bock|Bock]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Boevers|Boevers Beubers Beuwers Boeverssen Bouers]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Brand|Brand Brands Brandes]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bredemeyer|Bredemeyer Breidemeyer Breidemeier Breimeier]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bremer|Bremer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Bruns|Bruns Bruens Brunes]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Buermeister|Buermeister]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Buesing|Buesing Busing]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Buhs|Buhs Buhe]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Busse|Busse]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Busselberg|Busselberg]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Cmisc|C misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Dmisc|D misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Drewes|Drewes]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Dreyer|Dreyer Dreier]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Eickmann|Eickmann Eickman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Emisc|E misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Everding|Everding Euerdinck]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Fmisc|F misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Gmisc|G misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Grote|Grote]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Guesewelle|Guesewelle Gueissewell Guisswel Guesewelle]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Haddendorf|Haddendorf Hattendorf]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Haemeker|Haemeker Hameker Hemeker Hemcker]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Haevemeyer|Haevemeyer Havemeier Hoevemeier Hovemeyer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hardekop|Hardekop Harkopf Hardekopf Hardekopff Harkop]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Harmening|Harmening Harmeninck]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hartman|Hartman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hasemann|Hasemann Haseman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Heine|Heine]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Heisterberg|Heisterberg]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hesse|Hesse]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hesterberg|Hesterberg Hesterbergh]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hitzemann|Hitzemann Hidseman Hitseman Hiddenseman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hmisc|H misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Hohmeier|Hohmeier Homeyer Homeier]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Jmisc|J misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kauke|Kauke Kaucke Kocke Koke]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Keller|Keller]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kerckmann|Kerckmann Kerkmann Kirchmann Kerckman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kmisc|K misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Knickriem|Knickriem Knickreim Knickreime]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Koelling|Koelling]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Koller|Koller Koeller]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kramer|Kramer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kreft|Kreft Krebs]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kregel|Kregel]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Kromer|Kromer Kroemer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Lahmann|Lahmann Lahman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Lampe|Lampe]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Lmisc|L misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Lohman|Lohman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Lutter|Lutter Lutther Luetter]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Matthies|Matthies Matthias]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Meier|Meier Meyer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Mensching|Mensching Menching Menshing]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Mmisc|M misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Moeller|Moeller Moller Molner]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Nmisc|N misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Omisc|O misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Picht|Picht]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Pmisc|P misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Rehse|Rehse Rese]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Rmisc|R misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Roehler|Roehler Rhoeler Roler]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Roever|Roever Rhouer Roeuer Rouer Rover]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Rohrkassen|Rohrkassen Roehrkasten Roehrkasse Roerkassen]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Saller|Saller]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Scheper|Scheper Schaeper Shaper]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Schmoe|Schmoe Schmoee]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Schoenbeck|Schoenbeck Schoenebeck]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Schriver|Schriver Schriuer Schreiber Schriber]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Schroeder|Schroeder]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Schuette|Schuette]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Schweer|Schweer Schwer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Senne|Senne]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Smisc|S misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Stege|Stege]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Struckmann|Struckmann Struckman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Struckmeier|Struckmeier Struckmeyer]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Tegtmeyer|Tegtmeyer Tegtmeier Tegdmeier Tegetmeier]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Tielke|Tielke Tilke Thielke]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Tilkening|Tilkening Tilking Tilckeninck Tilkinck]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Tmisc|T misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/UVmisc|U,V misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wanemann|Wanemann Waneman]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wehling|Wehling Weelinck Werlinck (see Vehling, Fehling)]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Weihe|Weihe Weyehe]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wilharm|Wilharm]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wilkening|Wilkening Willkening Wilckening Wilckning Wilkeninck]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wittkugel|Wittkugel Witkegel Witkugel]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wmisc|W misc.]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Woebbeking|Woebbeking Wobbekinck Woebbecking]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wolter|Wolter]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Wompener|Wompener Woempener]]
*[[Families in Probsthagen/Zmisc|Z misc.]]

== Key to Towns Near Probsthagen ==
{|{{prettytable}}
!Abbreviation for town as used in this book
!Name of town
!Distance in kilometers from Probsthagen
!General direction from Probsthagen
|-
|achum||Achum||12||SW
|-
|ahe||Ahe||19||S
|-
|ahnse||Ahnsen||13||SW
|-
|alges||Algesdorf||7||E
|-
|alten||Altenhagen||9||S
|-
|alte2||Altenhagen||14||SE
|-
|alte3||Altenhagen||12||NE
|-
|anten||Antendorf||11||S
|-
|apele||Apelern|| 9||SE
|-
|auhag||Auhagen|| 8||NE
|-
|becke||Beckedorf|| 6||E
|-
|beren||Berenbusch||18||SW
|-
|bergd||Bergdorf||15||SW
|-
|bergk||Bergkirchen|| 8||N
|-
|berns||Bernsen||14||SW
|-
|blyin||Blyinghausen|| 3||SE
|-
|boden||Bodenengern||14||S
|-
|bokel||Bokeloh||12||NE
|-
|borst||Borstel||13||S
|-
|brand||Brandenburg|| 4||W
|-
|bruch||Bruchhof|| 5||SW
|-
|brumm||Brummershop||11||SW
|-
|bueck||Buckeburg||15||SW
|-
|bulth||Bulthof||12||S
|-
|deckb||Deckbergen||16||S
|-
|deins||Deinsen||10||SW
|-
|duedi||Duedinghausen|| 9||NE
|-
|echto||Echtorf||11||SW
|-
|echtr||Echtringhausen||17||S
|-
|ehlen||Ehlen|| 5||S
|-
|eiche||Eichenbruch|| 3||E
|-
|eickh||Eickhoefe|| 3||NE
|-
|eilse||Eilsen||14||SW
|-
|enzen||Enzen|| 6||SW
|-
|esche||Escher||11||S
|-
|evese||Evesen||17||SW
|-
|fegge||Feggendorf||12||SE
|-
|frill||Frille||17||W
|-
|gallh||Gallhof|| 7||W
|-
|gelld||Gelldorf||11||SW
|-
|g.heg||Gross Hegesdorf|| 6||SE
|-
|g.hei||Gross Heidorn||17||NE
|-
|g.nen||Gross Nenndorf||10||E
|-
|grove||Grove|| 9||SE
|-
|habic||Habichhorst|| 3||S
|-
|habri||Habrihausen|| 3||SE
|-
|hagen||Hagenburg||12||NE
|-
|haste||Haste||11||NE
|-
|hatte||Hattendorf||12||S
|-
|heidb||Heidbrink|| 3||S
|-
|heese||Heesen||15||SW
|-
|helsi||Helsinghausen||11||E
|-
|helps||Helpsen|| 7||SW
|-
|hespe||Hespe|| 9||W
|-
|heuer||Heuerssen|| 3||E
|-
|heves||Hevesen||12||SW
|-
|hidde||Hiddensen|| 9||W
|-
|hobbe||Hobbensen|| 6||SW
|-
|hohnh||Hohnhorst||10||NE
|-
|holte||Holtensen||10||S
|-
|horst||Horsten|| 8||E
|-
|hohof||Horsthoefe|| 6||W
|-
|hulsd||Huelsede||13||SE
|-
|huels||Huelshagen|| 3||N
|-
|idens||Idensen||11||NE
|-
|idenm||Idensemoor||10||NE
|-
|jeten||Jetenburg||15||SW
|-
|kathr||Kathrinhagen||11||S
|-
|katte||Kattenbruch||13||S
|-
|kirch||Kirchhorsten|| 8||SW
|-
|k.hei||Kleine Heidorn||17||NE
|-
|k.heg||Kleine Hegesdorf|| 7||SE
|-
|k.nen||Kleine Nenndorf|| 9||E
|-
|k.wie||Kleine Wieden||19||S
|-
|K.T.|| Kniepers Thiele||1||N
|-
|kobbe||Kobbensen|| 4||E
|-
|kohle||Kohlenstaedt||18||S
|-
|krain||Krainhagen||13||SW
|-
|krebs||Krebshagen|| 5||S
|-
|kreuz||Kreuzriehe||10||E
|-
|kucks||Kuckshagen|| 7||W
|-
|lange||Langenfeld||15||S
|-
|launa||Lauenau||12||SE
|-
|lauen||Lauenhagen|| 3||NW
|-
|lehrb||Lehrbrink||13||S
|-
|leves||Levesen|| 8||W
|-
|lindh||Lindhorst|| 4||NE
|-
|liekw||Liekwegen|| 8||SW
|-
|lohho||Lohhof|| 3||E
|-
|luede||Luedersfeld|| 2||NE
|-
|luhde||Luhden||16||SW
|-
|lyhre||Lyhren|| 7||SE
|-
|meerb||Meerbeck|| 6||W
|-
|meins||Meinsen||13||SE
|-
|meins||Meinsen||13||SW
|-
|mesme||Mesmerode||11||NE
|-
|minde||Minden||18||W
|-
|mitte||Mittelbrink||19||NW
|-
|muenc||Muenchehagen||12||N
|-
|muesi||Muesingen||13||SW
|-
|namme||Nammen||20||SW
|-
|n.hol||Niedernholz|| 4||N
|-
|n.woe||Niedernwoehren|| 6||W
|-
|nienb||Nienbruegge|| 4||N
|-
|nienf||Nienfeld||11||SE
|-
|niens||Nienstadt|| 7||SW
|-
|nien2||Nienstadt||18||SE
|-
|nordb||Nordbruch|| 8||NE
|-
|nords||Nordsehl|| 4||NW
|-
|o.kir||Obernkirchen||10||SW
|-
|o.woe||Obernwoehren|| 4||S
|-
|o.vor||Obern Vornhagen|| 1||SE
|-
|ohndo||Ohndorf|| 8||E
|-
|osten||Ostendorf||16||S
|-
|otten||Ottensen|| 5||NE
|-
|petze||Petzen||17||SW
|-
|pogge||Poggenhagen||12||S
|-
|pohle||Pohle||11||SE
|-
|pollh||Pollhagen|| 5||NW
|-
|raden||Raden||13||S
|-
|ranne||Rannenberg||13||S
|-
|rehre||Rehren|| 8||NE
|-
|rehrn||Rehren||11||S
|-
|reinb||Reinbuld|| 4||SE
|-
|reind||Reinsdorf|| 7||SE
|-
|reins||Reinsen|| 4||SE
|-
|remer||Remeringhausen|| 3||SE
|-
|riche||Riche||11||E
|-
|riepe||Riepen|| 7||E
|-
|rinte||Rinteln||18||SW
|-
|roden||Rodenberg|| 9||SE
|-
|rohrk||Rohrkasten||12||SW
|-
|rolfs||Rolfshagen||13||S
|-
|rosen||Rosenthal||15||S
|-
|rumbe||Rumbeck||21||S
|-
|rusbe||Rusbend||11||W
|-
|sachs||Sachsenhagen|| 6||N
|-
|schei||Scheie||14||SW
|-
|schie||Schierneichen||10||W
|-
|schma||Schmalenbruch|| 9||N
|-
|schoh||Schoholtensen|| 9||S
|-
|schoe||Schoettlingen|| 3||E
|-
|segge||Seggebruch||10||SW
|-
|soldo||Soldorf|| 7||SE
|-
|spies||Spiessinghol|| 8||N
|-
|stadt||Stadthagen|| 3||SW
|-
|stein||Steinhude||15||NE
|-
|stemm||Stemmen|| 9||W
|-
|suedh||Suedhagen||13||S
|-
|suelb||Suelbeck|| 8||SW
|-
|sunde||Sundern|| 8||S
|-
|talle||Tallensen||11||SW
|-
|vehle||Vehlen||12||SW
|-
|volks||Volksdorf|| 8||W
|-
|vornh||Vornhagen|| 1||NE
|-
|wacke||Wackerfeld|| 7||SW
|-
|waltr||Waltringhausen||12||E
|-
|warbe||Warber||13||SW
|-
|wendt||Wendthagen|| 6||S
|-
|westd||Westendorf||16||S
|-
|westw||Westerwald||10||S
|-
|woelp||Woelpinghausen|| 8||N
|-
|worms||Wormsthal||10||S
|-
|wiede||Wiedenbruegge||10||N
|-
|wieds||Wiedensahl||25||NW
|-
|wiers||Wiersen|| 9||S
|-
|windh||Windhorn|| 9||N
|-
|winzl||Winzlar||12||N
|-
|wulfh||Wulfhagen|| 5||NW
|-
|wunst||Wunstorf||15||NE
|}

== Key to Family Records ==
{|{{prettytable}}
!Line Number
!Fields
|-
|1
|
# the family index number used for reference within this book. Example... HIT17 is Hitzemann family number 17.
#the village and house number the family lived in. Pro = Probsthagen; Hab = Habichhorst; Vorn = Vornhagen; E.R. = Engelsohn Rade; K.T. = Knieperstheile
#the name of the father. -Capitalized Christian names are possible names the person commonly was known by.
#either
#*the father's date of death (after 1804) or burial (before 1805), or
#*the year of his next marriage, and surname of his next wife.
#the approximate year of birth, based on the death record (before 1805) or marriage record (after 1804).
#the childhood town of the father and house number, P = Probsthagen, H = Habichhorst, V = Vornhagen.
#either
#*the childhood family index number of the father (within the parish), or
#*abbreviation for a town the father came from (outside the parish)
|-
| 2
|
# "m" for married or "nm" for not married.
#a marriage date if married in Probshagen.
#- 7. same as for Line 1 (except for wife)
|-
| 3
|
# the baptism date of a child (before 1805) or birthdate of the child (after 1804)
#s. = son. d = daughter k = child (kind).
#the Christian name of the child
#either
#*"+" the burial or death date of the child, or
#*"m" the marriage year and spouse's surname.
#either
#*the family index of the children when they are adults, or
#*an abbreviation to the town the married couple moved to.
|-
| last few lines
|
# the father's occupation,
#the previously widowed mother's married name,
#some parent's names, and
#other.
|}