FORSCHUNGSHILFE
Research Tips And Techniques For Finding Your Germanic Speaking Ancestor
by L. T. Ostwald
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Locating Your Colonial Pennsylvania Ancestor Using Land Records – Jan - 1990, Revised Jan 2009
- Determining the "Real" Name of Your Immigrant Ancestor - April 1990
- Surname Hunting in Sources Published in America - Aug 1990
- Surname Hunting in European Sources - Jan 1991
- Extracting and Interpreting Dates from Church Records - April 1991
- Searching in Microfilmed Church Records - Aug 1991
- Identifying and Interpreting Names Found in Church Records - Dec 1991
- Place Names and Occupations Aid in Ancestor Identification - Mar 1992
- Identifying 19th Century German Script Characters - June 1992
- Identifying and Interpreting Abbreviations Used in Church Records - Sep 1992
- Resolving Discrepancies in Genealogical Dates - Dec 1992
- Patterns in 19th Century Handwritten Script - Upper-Case Letters - Mar 1993
- Visiting Your Ancestral Village - June 1993
- Genealogical Research Using Ship Passenger Lists
- Finding and Using Maps and Gazetteers - Jan 1994
- Accessing the Family History Library Locality Catalog - May 1994, Revised May 2009
- Finding German Church Records in Parishes and Archives - Sept 1994
- Family Stories as Genealogical Sources - Jan 1995
- Searching European Departure Records and Indexes - April 1995
- Getting Ready for German Research - Sept 1995
- Getting Started, And Continuing, With Your German Genealogical Research
- Using the Werner Hacker Indexes
- "Action Words" Used in German Church Records - June 1996
- Engaging a Genealogical Translator - Sept 1996
- Essentials of German Pronunciation - Feb 1997
- Using Meyers German Gazetteer - June 1997
- Answers to Some Often Asked Genealogical Questions - Sept 1997
- Interpreting Source Descriptions in The Family History Library German Locality Catalog - Dec 1997
- Using the International Genealogical Index for Germany - Jan 1998
- Clues From HETRINA (Hessian Soldiers in the American Revolution War) - Sept 1998
- Correspondence Strategy - Dec 1998
- Using Your German-English Dictionary - March 1999
- German Research References in Local Family History Centers - June 1999
- Internet Web Pages Helpful for German Research - Sept 1999
- A Busy Person's Strategy for "Learning a Little German" - Dec 1999
- Touring to Your Ancestral Village by Auto - March 2000
- Research Strategy for the Eastern Provinces - Part 1 - June 2000
- Research Strategy for the Eastern Provinces - Part 2 - Sept 2000
- Research in the Pfalz - March 2001
- Traveling By Train to Visit Your Ancestral Village - Sept 2001
- Emigration Permits - A Free Citizen Leaves Württemberg in 1860 - Dec 2001
- Finding Your Ancestor Who Lived in a German City - June 2002
- Answers to Some German Research Questions - Dec 2002
- Computer Navigation on German Web Sites - Mar 2003
- The French Republican Calendar - July 2003
- Asking for German Genealogical Research Help - Sept 2004
- Learning A Little German - Nouns - March 2005
- Prussian Military Records-Part 1 – Historical Background 1714 to 1806 - Sept 2005
- Search German Websites
- Getting Ready to Write The Story of Your Immigrant Ancestors
- Strategy For WritingThe Story of Your immigrant Ancestors - Part 2
- Immigrant Ancestor - Writing the Story of Your Immigrant Ancestor - Part 3
- German Map
- Conversion Table - French Republican to Gregorian Calendar
- German Script