The "Stormarn - Team" proudly presents :
Ancestor research and History in Stormarn County, ca. 1550 - 1900Click here for "History and Stories" | |||
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Step 1 : find here all surnames in uniformed spelling surnames originally written / uniformed spelling prenames former and today : Men Women Step 2 : find here the village and church County Towns, villages, and places in Stormarn County Stormarn County on maps County Towns, villages and places in Herzogtum Lauenburg County NEW Church books in Herzogtum Lauenburg County NEW Step 3: find the Family-Code : Alphabetical Index => Code |
Additional informations : Welcome, Warranty, Helpers Who provides information from church records? Translations, Introduction Geneological research - how do I begin ? Copied municipal receipts and documents Essays, tips, books, etc. Links to genealogical websites Work procedure: the population of Stormarn Learn to read Suetterlin writing A look behind the scenes |
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| Code AHR : | Ahrensburg (former Woldenhorn) and surrounding | Code SIE : | Siek and surrounding |
| Code BAR : | Bargteheide and surrounding | Code STE : | Steinbek (today in Hamburg) and surrounding |
| Code BER : | Bergstedt (today in Hamburg) and surrounding | Code SUL : | Suelfeld, Manors Jersbek, Grabau, Borstel and surrounding |
| Code EIC : | Eichede and surrounding | Code TRI : | Trittau and surrounding |
| Code OLD : | Oldesloe, Town and countryside | Code WAN : | Wandsbek (today in Hamburg) and surrounding |
| Code RAH : | Rahlstedt (today in Hamburg) and surrounding | Code WES : | Klein-Wesenberg and surrounding |
| Code REI : | Reinfeld and surrounding | Code ZAR : | Zarpen and surrounding |
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This is a reconstruction of the population of what was once Stormarn. Additional details can be found here. Deciding factor is a family's place of residence and not the place of baptism or marriage. If the family moved inside of Stormarn from one parish into another, the entire family is mentioned twice. In other cases, there is a comment to find under Place of Residence / Occupation. Sources were and will be: names from tax records, cadastral registers (= land registers), testaments and similar documents, census records, address books, civil records, itemizations in local chronicles, as well as personal and assisted research in church records. With assisted research, the source is often not named (I forgot at the beginning). If you miss your name, please let me know and I'll add it. If you don't find the person you are looking for, that doesn't mean a thing. The entry of this data has just begun and will take a few years to complete. Great success with your research is wished to you by Hans-Albert Neumann, Gerhard Schoenfeld, Erich Nuppenau, Gerda Singh, Uwe Henz, Karin Pabst, Ute Rossky, Andrea Lange, Inge Luedke, Stefan Behrens and Peter Doerling © Copyright : It is prohibited to copy or evaluate the files from this website for commercial purposes. All rights reserved. Viewers are welcome to copy information on single families for private purposes only, including publication on private personal web pages. Note: It is not feasible to copy entire files, as these are continuously being updated, supplemented, and expanded. Please use the family code numbers (in blue) for your correspondence, but not in your own files as a source. This numbers may change in the future. If you want to email me, please read this page (link). Thank you ! Peter Doerling. | |||
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IN THE NAME OF JESUS
... and then I filled this book for memory of all the pious , in order never to forget those, which in this parish were born and baptisted, were married and buried here. Eichede in the year of grace 1677 at the 10th of February Johann Conrad Kieffer, Priest. |