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Weddings until 1699
updated Jan. 7, 2016
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Weddings 1700-1799
updated Jan. 7, 2016
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Weddings 1800-1900
updated Jan. 7, 2016
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families H - J
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families M - N
families O - Q
families R
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families W - Z inclusive unknown names.
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Literature (in German only):
Book of families in Ahrensburg, by Hellmut Braess, ca. 1965 (still to copy)
Strange people in Ahrensburg, 1813
Trauregister aus den ältesten Kirchenbüchern (wedding register from the eldest church books), by Franz Schubert (Editor), Göttingen 1986
now to get from Degener-Verlag
Das Adelige Gut Ahrensburg von 1715 bis 1867 (The Noble Property Ahrensburg), Angela Behrens, 2006
Ahrensburg - Grafen, Lehrer und Pastoren (Ahrensburg - Earls, teacher and priests); by Christa Reichardt u.a., 1995
Geschichte Ahrensburgs (History of Ahrensburg), H.Rahlf u. E.Ziese, 1882, Reprint (undated)
Chronik Ammersbek (Bünningstedt and Hoisbüttel) (Chronical of Ammersbek), Ursula Müsegaes, Alf Schreyer etc., 1988
750 Jahre Wulfsdorf (750 years of Wulfsdorf), Ahrensburger Heft Nr. 4, div. Autoren, 1988
Fremdenliste von 1813 (Strangers in 1813), by Wilhelm Albers, in : Zeitschrift f. Niedersächsische Familienkunde, Nr. 7/1933, S. 104 ff.
Geschichte der jüdischen Gemeinde von Ahrensburg (History of jewish parish at Ahrensburg), Martina Moede, 2003
and some odd family researching
Church books still exist (according to Wilhelm Jensen "Die Kirchenbücher Schleswig-Holsteins", 1958) :
baptism, burials since 1596 (many gaps at beginning), weddings since 1600 (gap 1601 - 1604, 1676 - 1681 and more gaps until 1731), confirmations since 1695, engagements since 1809, grave book since 1823, church accounting since 1596
Places (1855):
Ahrensburg (former : Woldenhorn, Oldehorn), Ahrensfelde, Altes Posthaus, Bagatelle, Beimoor, Brauner Hirsch, Bünningstedt, Dreililien, Dänenteich, Eulenkrug, Fabrik, Fannyhof, Hagen, Hansdorferkamp, Heidschlag, Kremerberg, Langenacker, Mittelkoppel, Mollrade, Neuekoppel, Reimershorst, Reeshoop, Resenbüttel, Schelenhorst, Steinkamp, Stellmoor, Steenhoop, Timmerhorn, Vierbergen, Vorwerck, Wulfsdorf, Wulfsdorferfeld
1855 this parish had 2171 inhabitants.
Links :
Town Ahrensburg
Ahrensburg castle
Knowledge about Town Ahrensburg
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