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Volhynia Research links

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Galicia German Descendants

(includes information on Mennonites in Galicia too)

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Genealogical Society for Galicia, now Southeast Poland and Western Ukraine

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Transkribus by Austrian National Library and NewsEye project

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The Collegium Carolinum (CC)

(Sudetendeutsches Wörterbuch) and the Biographical Dictionary of the Bohemian Lands

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The Collegium Carolinum (CC) is a research institute focusing on Czech and Slovak history and culture in the European, especially east-central European context. Through its unique focus among Germany’s academic institutions and its activities in both research and teaching, it functions as a nationwide cluster of expertise in Czech and Slovak studies.

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Gesellschaft für Familienforschung in Franken e. V.

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Homepage - Society for Family Research in Franconia

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Webpage of the Society for Family Research in Franconia

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State Archives in Wroclaw

(for Research in Liegnitz, Schlesien)

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Startseite | Archiwum Państwowe we Wrocławiu

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A site sponsored by the Oldenburg Family History Association (OGF), this page accesses a database of emigrants from Oldenburg. They request contribution of information on emigrants and their descendants who may not appear in the database. (Right-click on the page and select "Translate to English.")

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A site sponsored by the Oldenburg Family History Association (OGF), a link on this page provides access to a family database from Oldenburg--currently in process. If your parish is represented (in dark or light green), you can purchase 6 months of access for $15. (Right-click on the page and select "Translate to English.")

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In dieser Datenbank sollen die Ortsfamilienbücher des Herzogtums Oldenburg zu einer gemeinsamen Familiendatenbank zusammengefasst werden.
Langfristig sollen dabei alle Personen, welche in mehreren Kirchspielen auftauchen, zu einer Person verschmolzen werden, so dass sie nur einmal in der Datenbank enthalten sind.

Derzeit liegt allerdings eine Zusammenfassung nur teilweise vor, weshalb hier noch einzelne OFB aufgeführt sind wo mitunter die gleichen Personen vorkommen.

Eine ähnliche Datenbank für die katholischen Kirchspiele des Oldenburger Münsterlandes bietet der dortige Familienkundliche Arbeitskreis gegen eine Jahresgebühr von 25 Euro.

Für OGF-Mitglieder ist der Zugang zu dieser Datenbank im Rahmen ihrer Mitgliedschaft nach vorheriger Registrierung und Freischaltung durch die Administratoren kostenfrei.
Sie möchten Mitglied werden? Hier finden Sie ein Antragsformular

Nichtmitglieder können nach Registrierung und Zahlung von 15,- Euro auf die unten angegebenen Konten einen Zugang für 6 Monate erhalten.
Die Zahlung ist zu richten an:
Empfänger: OGF e.V.
IBAN: DE40 2805 0100 0094 2490 91
Bank: Landessparkasse zu Oldenburg
Verwendungszweck: Familiendatenbank Oldenburger Land
oder
per Paypal an ogf@familienkunde-oldenburg.de
Bitte auch hier die Angabe "Familiendatenbank Oldenburger Land" nicht vergessen

Nach Registrierung und Zahlungseingang wird der Zugang für 6 Monate freigeschaltet.

Hilfe

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In dieser Datenbank sollen die Ortsfamilienbücher des Herzogtums Oldenburg zu einer gemeinsamen Familiendatenbank zusammengefasst werden.Langfristig sollen dabei alle Personen, welche in mehreren Kirchspielen auftauchen, zu einer Person verschmolzen werden, so dass sie nur einmal in der Datenbank enthalten sind. Derzeit liegt allerdings eine Zusammenfassung nur teilweise vor, weshalb hier noch einzelne OFB aufgeführt sind wo mitunter die gleichen Personen vorkommen.

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This link takes you to this publishing company's online shop. One of the categories they offer is published Ortsfamilienbücher (local family genealogies) for about 320 different towns, many of which are not available digitally.

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Familienforschung in S c h l e s i e n

This is a collection a researcher has put together containing many links helpful to anyone researching in Schlesien. Worth checking out if that is where you are searching.

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Diese Kategorie gehört zum Portal Lexika.

Die Artikel dieser Kategorie erklären alte Krankheitsbezeichnungen und beschreiben laienverständlich viele Krankheiten.

Es sind auch einige (alte und aktuelle) medizinische Begriffe enthalten, die nicht im engeren Sinne Krankheiten sind....

Unser heutiges Verständnis vieler Krankheiten, beruht auf den großen Fortschritten der Medizin und Naturwissenschaften ab der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Davor herrschte die „Säfte-Lehre" der Humoralpathologie das gesamte medizinische Verständnis der allgemeinen Körpervorgänge. Diese Lehre sah jede Krankheit als Folge eines Missverhältnisses der wichtigsten „Säfte" des Körpers, die aus rotem Blut, gelber und schwarzer Galle und weißem Schleim bestanden. Krankheiten beruhten auf einer Störung der Säfte-Balance. Dementsprechend konnten fast unendliche viele unterschiedliche Krankheitsformen auftreten.
(Zitiert nach einem Beitrag von Prof. Dr. Andreas Nerlich)

Ist die gesuchte Krankheitsbezeichnung nicht dabei? Möchten Sie selbst einen Artikel zu einer fehlenden Krankheitsbezeichnung anlegen?
Das können Sie ganz einfach hier.

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This site will convert the French Republican calendar to the (for us normal) Gregorian calendar. A legacy of the French Revolution, this system was finally abandoned on 22 Fructidor year XIII (9 September 1805) restoring the Gregorian calendar from 1 January 1806.

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Date converter: Revolutionary calendar / Gregorian

To convert a date in the Revolutionary calendar into the same one in the Gregorian calendar, or vice versa, please enter the desired date then click the button corresponding to your request.

Dates are accepted from 15 Vendemiaire year II (October 6, 1793), the date of entry into force of the Republican calendar by decree of the National Convention, to 10 Nivose year XIV (December 31, 1805), the last day of its use.

An ephemeral legacy of the French Revolution

Throughout the Consulate, and until the end of 1805, the French continued to live, at least officially, to the rhythm of the calendar conceived by Philippe Francois-Nazaire Fabre d'Eglantine. This system will finally be abandoned on 22 Fructidor year XIII (9 September 1805) by an imperial sénatus-consulte, following a report from Pierre-Simon Laplace, which restoring the Gregorian calendar from 1 January 1806.

Each year, which began on the day of the autumnal equinox, was divided into twelve months of thirty days, themselves divided into three equal parts of ten days each, called decades. The days of the week also disappeared, those of the decade being named primidi, duodi, tridi, quartidi, quintidi, sextidi, septidi, octidi, nonidi and décadi. These twelve months, which therefore total 360 days, were followed at the end of the year by five additional days (six days in leap years, called sextile years).

Year I [An I] started on September 22, 1792 (which had been subsequently adopted by the National Convention, precisely during the session of October 5, 1793).

The months were named in a way that evoked their usual weather conditions, or the agricultural activities practiced during them. These months were:

Vendémiaire - From September 22/23/24 to October 21/22/23. Its name evokes the grape harvest. The nickname "General Vendémiaire" will, for a time, be given to Napoleon Bonaparte who led the repression of the royalist uprising on the 13th of this month, in the year IV.

Brumaire - From October 22/23/24 to November 20/21/22. Its name evokes fogs. A famous date is 18 Brumaire Year VIII, the first day of Napoleon Bonaparte's coup d'état, which continued into the next day.

Frimaire - From November 21/22/23 to December 20/21/22. Its name evokes cold.

Nivôse - From December 21/22/23 to January 19/20/21. Its name refers to snow.

Pluviôse - From January 20/21/22 to February 18/19/20. Its name evokes rain.

Ventôse - From February 19/20/21 to March 20/21. Its name evokes the wind.

Germinal - From March 21/22 to April 19/20. Its name evokes the development of sap. This month is the title of one of the most famous novels by french writer Émile Zola, published in 1885.

Floréal - From April 20/21 to May 19/20. Its name is related to flowering.

Prairial - From May 20/21 to June 18/19. Its name evokes the harvest of the meadows.

Messidor - From June 19/20 to July 18/19. Its name recalls the wheat harvest.

Thermidor - From July 19/20 to August 17/18. Its name evokes heat. A historic date is 9 Thermidor year II, the day of the fall of Maximilien Robespierre, who will be guillotined the next day.

Fructidor - From August 18/19 to September 16/17. Its name evokes fruits.

The following five days were called the Sans-culottides, in reference to the Sans-culottes, lower class militant partisans of the French Revolution, wearing (often striped) long trousers and not knee-breeches ("culottes" in French) and stockings like aristocrats and bourgeois did. The sixth day, once every four years, was called Revolution Day.
Unlike the metric system, which will be adopted by (almost) the entire world, this is the most emblematic example of a new unit which had not passed down to posterity, despite an use which lasted 12 years, 2 months and 27 days.

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Date conversion form between the Gregorian and Revolutionary calendars, covering the entire period when the latter was used in France

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Browse All - David Rumsey Historical Map Collection

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Website for old Maps and images.

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The easy-to-use getaway to historical maps in libraries around the world.

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Moveable Feast Day Calendars on FamilySearch.

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Christian feast days commemorate significant events in Christianity throughout the year. There are two main cycles: one based on Easter and the other on Christmas. Easter, the celebration of Jesus' resurrection, is the movable feast day at the center. The date changes each year but always falls on a Sunday between late March and late April. The other cycle centers on December 25th, Christmas, celebrating Jesus' birth. Many other feasts dot the calendar, honoring saints, apostles, and other figures. Some feasts, like those of Peter and Paul (June 29th) or Mary's Assumption (August 15th), have fixed dates. Others, like Ascension Thursday (40 days after Easter) or Palm Sunday (the week before Easter), are tied to Easter's date.

Some documents (especially church records) used for genealogical research may record events using the name of the feast day. Use the following comprehensive charts spanning several centuries to convert dates between feast day names and the corresponding Julian and Gregorian Calendar systems.

Julian Calendar

The Julian calendar, implemented by Julius Caesar in 45 BC, is a solar calendar with 365 days in a regular year and an extra day added every four years (leap year) to account for the fact that a year isn't exactly 365 days long. This system aimed to create a more stable calendar compared to the previous Roman calendar. While it was a significant improvement, the Julian calendar adds a bit too many leap days. This slight inaccuracy caused the calendar to drift out of sync with the seasons over time. Despite this, the Julian calendar (or the Revised Julian Calendar) is still used by some religious groups and even some communities today, though the Gregorian calendar, a more refined version, is the most widely used calendar system in the world.

The Movable Feast Day Tables - Julian Calendar begin with the year 1536. A few records using feast days may be in existence before that year. For the period 1426-1535, use the table of the year listed next to the year desired, as follows:

Example: 1437=1583 (For the feast days in 1437, use the table for 1583).

* Add one day to all feast days in the months of January and February (1448-1508)

Gregorian Calendar

The Gregorian calendar, the one we use today, is a refinement of the Julian calendar. Introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII, it aimed to fix a slight inaccuracy in the Julian system that caused it to drift out of sync with the seasons over time. The Gregorian calendar, like its predecessor, is a solar calendar with 12 months and a leap year every four years. However, the leap year rules are more precise. Centuries (years ending in 00) are not leap years unless they are divisible by 400. So, for instance, 1600 was a leap year while 1700, 1800, and 1900 were not. This adjustment ensures the calendar stays aligned with the solar year, making sure holidays like the spring equinox and the summer solstice land on the correct dates. Due to its accuracy and widespread adoption, the Gregorian calendar is the dominant calendar system across the globe.

The Movable Feast Days Tables - Gregorian Calendar end with the year 1837. A few records using feast days may be in existance after that year. For the period 1838-1877, use the table of the year next to the year desired, as follows:

Example: 1847=1627 (For the feast days in 1847, use the table for 1627)

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Genealogical Feast Day Calendars * FamilySearch

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Simplify your research and effortlessly convert religious feast days in both the Julian calendar and Gregorian calendar with our date charts spanning 1400s through 1800s - ideal for genealogists, academics, and historians.

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The Johannes Schwalm Historical Association, Hessian Military and Naval Microfilm Archive Collection at Kutztown University.

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The Schwalm Collection contains primary sources of the Johannes Schwalm Historical Association (JSHA), an organization dedicated to the history of “Hessian” soldiers from the German principalities of Hesse-Cassel, Hesse-Hanau, Waldeck, Brunswick, Anhalt-Zerbst, and Ansbach-Bayreuth who served as auxiliaries to the British crown during the American Revolution (1775-1783) and who became citizens of the new United States after the war.

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Hessian Troops in America; HETRINA Index.

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Simple search offers a search engine-like user interface to LAGIS modules. Just enter your search terms and press the 'LAGIS Search' button or hit the ENTER key. Spaces between keywords are interpreted as Boolean 'AND's. You may truncate search terms by adding an asterisk: *.

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Simple search offers a search engine-like user interface to LAGIS modules. Just enter your search terms and press the 'LAGIS Search' button or hit the ENTER key. Spaces between keywords are interpreted as Boolean 'AND's. You may truncate search terms by adding an asterisk: *.

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Current German surname distribution.

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Diffusion des Nachnamen - Karte zum Namen

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Die offizielle Website der Karte von Namen in Deutschland. Sie erzeugt schnell eine Karte von Ihrem Nachnamen der Verbreitung und entdecken Sie die geografische Herkunft des Nachnamens.

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This link will take you to the SPRINGVILLE, UTAH FamilySearch Center, where you can make an appointment to visit Kathy on Wednesday mornings, or reserve equipment to digitize your Family History Memories!

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The Springville, UT FamilySearch Center will be closed on the following days:
-Sunday, May 11th for Mother's Day.
-Sunday, May 25th-Monday, May 26th for Memorial Day.

Writing the Stories of Your Life Workshop

Join us on Thursday, May 15th at 7:30pm for a workshop led by our center staff. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the thought of writing your personal history, join us and begin writing it one story at a time.

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Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records and resources.

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German Genealogical Word Lists from FamilySearch Research Wiki

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Poznan Project -- Poznan Region Marriage
Indexing Project for 1800-1899

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Poznan Marriage Indexing Project for 1800-1899

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Online Free OCR for German Fraktur Language tool helps to extract German Fraktur language text from Image.

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Free OCR: Convert Image to Text Convertor | Image to word Convertor

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Free Online OCR Vonvert is tool for extract text from image. OCR Online tools is free for Convert Image to Text. Its also support JPEG, PNG to Text Extract. Make easy Image to Word Convertor

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The most comprehensive database of its kind in the world. It contains 110013 locations in EASTERN Europe with over 45.115 name changes once, and 5,500 twice and more. All locations are EAST of the Oder and Neisse rivers and are based on the borders of the eastern provinces in Spring 1918.

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Welcome to the most comprehensive database of its kind in the world. It contains 108928 locations with over 45.115 name changes once, and 5,500 twice and more. All locations are EAST of the Oder and Neisse rivers and are based on the borders of the eastern province…

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Im Digitalen Archiv des historischen Archivs des Erzbistums Köln können Sie zu allen verfügbaren Beständen und Verzeichnissen (Findbüchern) recherchieren. Sofern auch Digitalisate (s.u.) mit den Verzeichnissen verknüpft sind, können Sie diese hier kostenlos und ohne Anmeldung einsehen.

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Around 990 church registers from various parishes of the Ruhr Diocese are available to genealogists. These can be viewed digitally via the church register portal of the Diocese Archive of Essen, in compliance with legal data protection periods (baptisms: 120 years, marriages: 100 years, and deaths: 100 years).

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Kirchenbücher im Archiv des Bistums Essen

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Ihre Katholische Kirche unterstützt und informiert. Lesen Sie mehr. Gottesdienste, Kinderbetreuung und Öffnungszeiten der Kirchen.

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Home page for the Bavarian State Archives (Die Staatlichen Archive Bayerns). The column at the left contains a link to the online index of available documents.

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Unter dem Motto „Archivzugang als Programm" widmen sich die beiden Arbeitssitzungen des diesjährigen Bayerischen Archivtags am 25. März 2025 verschiedenen Fragen rund um die Recherche und Zugänglichmachung von Archivgut: Wie können die Archive...

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Eine Ausstellung im Staatsarchiv Landshut, erarbeitet von Kevin Beesk im Rahmen der Ausbildung zum Diplom-Archivar an der Hochschule für den öffentlichen Dienst in Bayern. Zu sehen vom 18. März bis 23. Mai 2025.

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Dreiteiliger Podcast des Bundesarchivs über Entschädigung, geraubtes Eigentum und Millionen von Akten.

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An offering provided by the "Bayerischen Staatsministeriums für Wissenschaft und Kunst," this great tool provides samples of handwriting and printed text from the 8th through the 20th century, along with great guidance to help you hone your deciphering skills. Great practice!

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Free Family History and Genealogy Records - FamilySearch.org

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Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records and resources.

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Basic information about family research, church records and old German script

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Here you can find church registers (mostly books of birth, marriage and death) from various European countries (currently Austria, Germany, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia).