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GERMAN GENEALOGY RESOURCES AT THE INDIANA STATE LIBRARY List initially compiled for the Indiana Chapter, Palatines to America — Fall Meeting on 4 November 2017 — by Kent Robinson NOTE: This list is nearly comprehensive of the holdings in the Germany genealogy section [929.13] plus a few holdings in other sections as of 11/11/2017. It does not include German resources that are shelved among the books in various state holdings. There are many references in some of those states as well, particularly New York and Pennsylvania. I suggest browsing the shelves of a particular state of interest to locate such references. To browse through a complete online listing of German genealogy holdings, search for "German Genealogy" by Keyword in the Indiana State Library online catalog which currently returns a listing of 681 holdings. You can browse the shelf holdings (as though you were in the library) by going to http://evergreen.lib.in.us/eg/opac/browse?qtype=author;qtype=keyword;locg=73 [Make sure Indiana State Library is selected] > Advanced Search > Numeric Search > Call Number (Shelf Browse) and enter ISLG 929.13 (for German genealogy section) TITLE AUTHOR CALL NO. Der Grosse Shell Atlas—Deutschland/Europa Mairs Geographischer Verlag 912 M229G Ritters geographisch-statistisches Lexikon-1874 Henne-AmRhyn, Otto 912 R614 1983 German-English Genealogical Dictionary Thode, Ernest 929 T449g In Search of Your European Roots: a Complete Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors in Every Country in Europe Baxter, Angus 929.1 B355IN Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants — Volumes 1 thru 3 Redlich, Marcellus Donald von 929.1 R317p Ahnen zu Karl dem Grossen und Widukind: in 765 Ahnenstämmen Winkhaus, Eberhard 929.1 W773A Amish and Amish Mennonite Genealogies Gingerich, Hugh F. 929.102 A516G The Amish-Mennonites of Waldeck and Wittgenstein Guth, Hermann 929.102 A516GU A Dictionary of German-Jewish Surnames Menk, Lars 929.102 J59ME Sourcebook for Jewish Genealogies and Family Histories Zubatsky, David 929.102 J59Z The Distress of the German Lutherans in North America: Laid Upon the Hearts of the Brethren in the Faith in the Home Wyneken, Friedrich 929.102 L973W Country Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners: An Aid to Mennonite Family Research (Volumes 1 thru 3) Davis, Richard Warren 929.102 M547d Index to Mennonite Immigrants on United States Passenger Lists, 1872-1904 Haury, David A. 929.102 M547HA Mennonite Family History Mennonite Family History (Pub) 929.102 M547mf Ships of Our Ancestors Anuta, Michael 929.11 A59s Passenger and Immigration Lists Index: a Guide to Published Arrival Records of About 500,000 Passengers who Came to Filby, P. William 929.11 P287fi the United States and Canada in the 17th, 18th, and 19th Centuries (3 volumes) List of Germans from the Palatinate Who Came to England in 1709 Tribbeko, John 929.12 T822GER The German-Americans: An Ethnic Experience Adams, Willi Paul 929.13 A219ger Palatines to America-The Ancestor Chart Project—Vol. 1 thru 6 [Index to members whose ancestor charts have been Palatines to America 929.13 A538 published in the Ancestor chart Index] Ancestors in German Archives: A Guide to Family History Sources Wright, Raymond 929.13 A5385 Auswanderer-Chronik der Gemeinde Lienen Hunsche, Friedrich Ernst 929.13 A9324 In Search of Your German Roots: A Complete Guide to Tracing Your Ancestor in the Germanic Areas of Europe Baxter, Angus 929.13 B355I If I Can, You Can Decipher Germanic Records Bentz, Edna 929.13 B478I German Religious Life in Colonial Times Bittinger, Lucy Forney 929.13 B624G Deciphering the Church Records of Germany Boehl, Beverly 929.13 B671D Where to Look for Hard-to-Find German-Speaking Ancestors in Eastern Europe—Index to 19,720 Surnames in 13 Books Brandt, Bruce 929.13 B821W Emigrants from Eppingen to America in the 18th & 19th Centuries Burgert, Annette 929.13 B954E Notes on Research Sources for Emigration Studies from Archives & Societies in Southern Germany Burgert, Annette 929.13 B954N A Guide to German Parish Registers in the Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Cerny, John 929.13 C415G V.1 The Hamburg Passenger Lists Church of Jesus Christ of LDS 929.13 C561HAM Tracing Family Trees in Germany Coyle, Alexander 929.13 C881T German Immigrants from the Pfalz Craig, Robert 929.13 C886g Deutsch-Ungarisches Familien Kalendar—1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1947, 1948, and 1949 Schwabische Verlagsanstalt. 929.13 D486 Wappenrolle Dochtermann, Band XXV Dochtermann, Alfred 929.13 D637W V.25 Palatine Emigrants from Edenkoben to North America, 1833 - 1906 PA Chapter, Palatines to America 929.13 E34 Emigrants from West German Fuerstenberg Territories (Baden & Palatinate) to America & Central Europe, 1712, 1737 & Smith, Clifford Neal 929.13 E48 1787 Searching for Your German Ancestors: How, Who, Why, When, Where: West Germany and East Germany—A Primer Eschenbach, Virginia 929.13 E74S German Towns in Slovakia & Upper Hungary—A Genealogical Gazetteer Gardiner, Duncan 929.13 G221G Deutsches Geschlechterbuch—Genealogisches Handbuch burgerlicher Familien—Vol. 2 and Vol. 6 Koerner, Bernhard 929.13 G326 Germany Boundaries of the German Empire (1871) and Post World War II Changes Genealogical Society of Utah 929.13 G326G German Genealogical Digest-Vol. I, No. 1 (1st Qtr. 1985) thru Vol. XIX, No. 4 (Winter 2003/2004) Jensen Publications 929.13 G373g German Immigrants in American Church Records—Vol. 1: Indiana Protestants [NOTE: This series is now up to Vol. 21 covering churches in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Minert, Roger 929.13 G373gc Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin] Germans in America—Retrospect and Prospect: Tricentennial Lectures Delivered at the German Society of Pennsylvania in 1983 Miller, Randall 929.13 G373GE German Research Association Surname Book-Vol. 1 German Research Association 929.13 G373r v. 1 German Research Outline Church of Jesus Christ of LDS 929.13 G373RO Germans to America: Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports—Vol. 1 (January 1850) thru Vol. 66 (thru October 1895) Glazier & Filby 929.13 G373T [NOTE: There was a Vol. 67 published (ends with June 1897). Germans to America, Series II: Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports—Vol. 1 (January 1840) thru Vol. 7 (thru December 1849) Glazier, Ira 929.13 G373TA Verzeichnis der Postleitzahlen Deutsche Bundespost 929.13 G373V Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Adelingen Hauser (1900, 1902, 1903, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1911, and Perthes, J. [Publisher] 929.13 G684A Gothaisches1916 Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Briefadelingen Hauser (1907, 1908, 1909, 1913, and 1918) Perthes, J. [Publisher] 929.13 G684B Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Freiherrlichen Hauser (1906, 1914, 1915, 1916) Perthes, J. [Publisher] 929.13 G684F Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Graflichen Hauser (1877, 1900, and 1914) Perthes, J. [Publisher] 929.13 G684G Auswanderlisten des ehemaligen Herzogtums Braunschweig 1847-1871 Gruhne, F. 929.13 G886a Amish Mennonites in Germany Guth, Hermann 929.13 G984A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 1: Baden-Württemberg Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 2: Hessen & Rheinland-Pfalz (The Palatinate) Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 3: Bavaria (Bayern) Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 4: Saarland & Alsace-Lorraine & Switzerland Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 5: Schleswig-Holstein & Hamberg & Bremen Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 7: Nordrhein-Westfalen (North Rhine-Westphalia) Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 8: Prussia—Brendenburg, East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, and Posen Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 9: Saxony/Sachsen—Kingdom, Province, Thuringia, and 9 Duchies Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Atlantic Bridge to Germany—Vol. 10: Hannover—Niedersachsen, Braunschweig, Schaumberg-Lippe, and Oldenburg Hall, Charles 929.13 H174A Mecklenburg Genealogical Handbook Hall, Charles 929.13 H174M Albersweiler: beiträge zur tausendjährigen Geschichte eines pfälzischen Dorfes Hamm, Karl 929.13 H224A Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 1: Grandduchy of Hessen Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 2: Grandduchy of Baden Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 3: Mecklenburg—Grandduchies of Schwerin & Strelitz Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 4 Grandduchy of Oldenburg and Province of Schleswig-Holstein Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 5: Kingdome of Württemberg I—Jagstkreis Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 6: Kingdom of Württemberg II—Neckarkreis & Hohenzollern Province Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 7: Kingdom of Württemberg II—Schwarzwaldkreis Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 8: Kingdom of Württemberg IV—Donaukreis Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 9: Kingdom of Prussia, Province of Hessen-Nassau I—Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 10: Kingdom of Prussia, Province of Hessen-Nassau II—Regierungsbezirk Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Kassel Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 11: Kingdom of Prussia—Province of Rhineland I—Regierungsbezirks Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Aachen & Düsseldorf Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 12: Kingdom of Prussia, Province of Rhineland II—Regierungsbezirks Köln Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m and Koblenz Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 13: Kingdom of Prussia—Province of Rhineland III—Trier AND Kingdom of Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Bavaria—Province of Palatinate (Pfalz) Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 14: Kingdom of Bavaria I—Unterfranken Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol. 15: Kingdom of Bavaria II—Oberfranken Hansen, Kevan 929.13 H249m Map Guide to German Parish Registers—Vol.
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