Genealogy in Schleswig Holstein, Germany

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Welcome to Genealogy-SH.COMGenealogy in SchleswigHolstein, GermanyAccess to genealogical databases e.g.:family trees, passenger lists, online searchable emigrant listings, and a lotmore. Copyright Do you need research assistance? Emigrant databases/ Family trees / Census reports / OtherinformationEmigrantdatabases tothe topGuest-bookEmigrants fromSchleswig-Holstein to America in 1636-1667 New in 2003Professor Doctor Eng. Klaus Timmwrote this article about the first known emigrants from Schleswig-Holstein toNew Amsterdam (New York) in 1636-1667. You find the names of the first 75emigrants here.And you can look at a map of the year 1656 of this area.Emigrants list by surnameProfessor Doctor Eng. Klaus Timmresearched the emigrants of the families:ARP 1850-1870DETHMANN 1850-1870ROHWEDDER 1850-1870STOLTENBERG 1850-1870 new in February 2004 TIETJEN 1850-1870 andTIMM 1848-1900by using the passenger lists of the Hamburg StaatsarchivEmigrantsfrom Dithmarschen (approx. 3,600 individuals)A Genealogical Researcher inDithmarschen (Mr. Jochims) has spent two years to compile this database of theapplications for Emigration [Landesarchiv Schleswig Abt.309]. He also used someother sources to build this base; notfor all persons listed here are applications of emigration available.He was able to locate about 3600 Dithmarschenemigrants.As the majority of applications were lost or destroyed, less than 10 percent ofthe total emigrants appear in this document.Emigrantsfrom the District of Rendsburg (529 individuals)These 529 emigrants appear in theapplications for emigration (Entlassung aus den Nexus) for the years 1868 up to1884, located in the county-archives of Schleswig under the reference Abt.309 No.33096 to No.33101 .Occasionally, relatives who lived outside of Schleswig-Holstein (e.g.: U.S.A.)are listed. Their names appear in the same reports.N.B.: Since the majority of applications were either lost or destroyed, fewerthan 10 percent of actual emigrants appear in this document.Emigrantsfrom the island of Fehmarn 1871-1882The 189 inhabitants (families) ofthe isle of Fehmarn listed here filed an application for emigration during theyears 1871-1882.N.B.: Since the majority of applications were either lost or destroyed, fewerthan 10 percent of actual emigrants appear in this document.Emigrants, located in U.S.immigration documents Englishtext GermantextThis emigrants are found by Mr.Georg Boyken in U.S. immigration documentsDiese Auswanderer wurden von Hr. Georg Boyken in U.S. Einwanderungsunterlagengefunden.Online familytrees to the topGuest-bookThe SELKENfamily (8,375 individuals) NEW in November 2008 The SELKEN family inSchleswig-Holstein and in the U.S.A.TheBÜNNING family (22,737 individuals) NEW in December 2004 Wayne Bunning in Australiaresearched the church parish of Neukirchen near Malente and was able to locateabout 22,737 relatives (incl. distant ones).MyVOSS family (1,155 individuals) NEW in November 2008 My Ancestors and relatives in thechurch parishes Hademarschen, Schenefeld, Hohenwestedt and Jevenstedt.TheSTUEHR and CARSTENSEN family (186 individuals)Ancestors of Heinrich JohannesStühr in the church parishes of Schleswig, Tolk, Sterup, Satrup, Norder-Brarup,Süder-Brarup and Havetoft.TheEDENS and HAALK family (92 individuals)Ancestors of Johann Jacob Edens andHedwig Dorothea Haalk (married in 1867 in Wisconsin, USA) from the churchparishes Neuenkirchen (Dithmarschen), Wöhrden and Büsum.TheCLAUSEN, HAMMERICH and SIEVERS family (142 individuals)Ancestors in the church parishesTellingstedt and Jevenstedt.TheENGEL family (115 individuals)Ancestors in Ellingstedt and inHollingstedt (church parish Hollingstedt).TheGRIMM family (65 individuals)Ancestors in the church parish Hohn.TheHENNINGSEN family (109 individuals)Ancestors in some church parishesin Anglia (Angeln)TheANDRESEN family (1,089 individuals)Ancestors in the area around Husumand northwards of HusumTheCOLSCHEN family (77 individuals)Ancestors from the Isle of Fehmarnand the area south of Oldenburg (in Holstein)OnlineCensus reports tothe topGuest-bookCensus 1803 in HOLSTEINCensus1803 of the town of Neumünster / VZ 1803 der Stadt Neumünster =Here are 2,596 individuals in 566 familiesCensus1803 of the village Gadendorf in the estate Panker, church parish GikauCensus1803 of the village Darry in the estate Panker, church parish LütjenburgCensus1803 of the farm Panker in the estate Panker, church parish LütjenburgCensus1803 of the village Sellin in the estate Rixdorf, church parish LebradeCensus1803 of the village Lebrade in the estate Rixdorf, church parish LebradeCensus1803 of the estate Johannisthal, church parish OldenburgCensus1803 of the estate Schönweide = Census1803 of the estate Schönweide in the church parish Neukirchen near Malente. Youwill find the notes about 663 inhabitants of this estate. You find here theestate Schönweide, Grebin, Görnitz, Treufeld, the farm Breitenstein and thefarm Helenenruh.Census1835 of the estate Ranzau, church parish Neukirchen (PDF-file)= This census is transcribed by WAYNE BUNNING,Australia ; overworked and published by Hans-Peter Voss, Germany.Census1840 of the estate Ranzau, church parish Neukirchen (PDF-file)= This census is transcribed by WAYNE BUNNING, Australia ; overworked andpublished by Hans-Peter Voss, Germany.Census1845 of the estate Ranzau, church parish Neukirchen (PDF-file)= This census is transcribed by WAYNE BUNNING, Australia ;overworked and published by Hans-Peter Voss, Germany.Census1855 of the estate Ranzau, church parish Neukirchen (PDF-file)= This census is transcribed by WAYNE BUNNING, Australia ;overworked and published by Hans-Peter Voss, Germany.Census1840 of the estate Panker, church parish Lütjenburg (PDF-file)= This census is transcribed by WAYNE BUNNING, Australia ; overworked and published by Hans-Peter Voss, Germany.Census 1803 in SCHLESWIG1803census of the Southern part of the Duchy of Schleswig (121.476 individualsonline) 121.476 individuals online The inhabitants of the duchyof Schleswig on the 13.February of the year 1803 = This database is built by thetranscriptions of the census 1803 of the southern part of the duchy ofSchleswig, and corrected and replaced by the informations of the church books(see the note). Mr. Johannes Witt in Kiel worked on this several years.Published by the non profit society AGGSHe.V.Otherinformation tothe topGuest-bookFrequentlyAsked Questions (FAQ) of the SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN MAILINGLISTFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ) of theSchleswig-Holstein-ROOTSWEB-mailinglist(hosted by Ancestry.com). This web-site is built to avoid having to answer tothe same questions over and over again. I invite you to SUBSCRIBE to the SH-ROOTS-List.At the present time we have approx. 650 subscribers.TheAGGSH e.V. in Schleswig Holstein = severaldata banks online (e.g. Census in Schleswig Holstein)The AGGSHe.V. is a non profit society ofhistorians and genealogists with these aims:- jointly undertake intensive research of emigration from Schleswig-Holstein andto publish the results;- transcribing the Schleswig-Holstein Census registers of 1769 to 1860 and tomake them freely available as data banks;- furthering German-Danish and German-American cooperation in the fields ofhistorical and genealogical research;- cultivating a close cooperation with the provincial, federal, church andregional archives to the extent that their records may be accessed withinthe framework of AGGSH projects.TheDead in the jail and asylum in Glückstadt from 1787-1800TheVON PEIN families in the area of the Elbmarschen = Alittle info about the PEIN, VON PEIN and PEYN families in Schleswig-Holstein.If yourancestors are from Schleswig-Holstein and you want to know more about them, butyou are not able to do such a research by your own, then contact me and ask forgenealogical research assistance.Hans Peter VossGenealogical Research inSchleswig-HolsteinAn de Marsch 625557 SteenfeldGermanyeMailto Hans-Peter Voss (research in Schleswig-Holstein)Myoffer to you (click here)last work on thissite: 8.December 2004 (mailto:HansPeter Voss)Translated in September 2002 by Juergen P. Schultz, Canada.Clickhere to reach my other genealogical pages about Genealogy inSchleswig-Holstein, GermanyCopyrightand permission to re-print:No part of this site or of the linkedsites may be printed without the permission of Hans-PeterVossImpressumdisclaimerThe webmasterof this site is:HANSPETER VOSSGenealogical Research in Schleswig-HolsteinAN DE MARSCH 625557 STEENFELDGERMANYmailto:Hans-Peter.Voss@t-online.decounter counterto the top.

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