oldenburg-l - Nachricht 2008-01 00042

[Bill HINTE <whinte(a)froggy.com.au>]

Hi Betty/Jim.
                      Go to Google & type in, Die Maus Society.

                     When the page comes up on the left side of the page 
you will find, Online Data Bases, click on these & you will have a number of 
choices. If you know the town/village that you're ancestors come from, then 
the Family book of that town is very useful. The directions are often 
available in English,click on the American or English flag & you generally 
get an English translation, not all have as yet been translated so you may 
have to gain entry to the data base by clicking on "Namenlisten.
               The Die Maus data bases are the very best in the world & one 
can trace the family line , simply by clicking on the name of the person. 
Unfortunately they are only for the general Bremen area, however the Family 
books are for much of Germany, where they have been published.I have One for 
Stotel near Bremen which is in print but not on the electronic data base, I 
have no ides if others are similarly available in print form?

                  If Your Ancestors where from Bremen , then you will find 
them in the DM Data Banks.

          Kindest regards Bill HINTE.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Betty and Jim Degen" <degens(a)shaw.ca>
To: <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2008 7:09 PM
Subject: [OL] FW: Conrad Christoph Degen...Bremen


> From: Betty and Jim Degen [mailto:degens(a)shaw.ca]
> Subject: Conrad Christoph Degen...Bremen
>
>
>
> Dear Listers, I'm am seeking details of parents and siblings of Conrad
> Christoph Degen + 24.06.1824 in Bremen. Married Margaretha Dannemann ( her
> second marriage) on 03.12.1797 in Bremen St.Pauls Kirch ..Luth. 
> Margaretha
> Dannemann * 25.02.1764 in Bremen.Thanks.James Degen
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