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Ahnenforschung Andreas Karstens

Ahnenliste mit Stammbaum sowie Liste mit alten Berufbezeichnungen und alten Familiennamen. Zusätzlich gibt es noch Geschichtsdaten.

http://www.andreas-karstens.de

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Ahnenforschung, Genealogie und Familienforschung

Der Südpfalz - Internetverlag bietet Hilfen für die Ahnenforschung und Genealogie.

http://www.ahnenforschung-genealogie.de/

Ahnenlotse.de

Private Seite von Detlef Leimert mit umfangreichen Links und Hilfen zu Quellen für die Genealogie, Familienforschung, Ahnenforschung.

http://www.ahnenlotse.de/

GeneaNet

Suchmaschine zu verfügbaren genealogischen Quellen und Datenbank zur Genealogie. Bietet für angemeldete Nutzer die Möglichkeit den eigenen Stammbaum, Foto-Sammlungen und Online-Urkunden zu veröffentlichen.

http://www.geneanet.org/?lang=de

GenWiki - Berufsbezeichnungen für die Familienforschung

Hilfe bei Übersetzung von lateinischen bzw. altdeutschen Berufsangaben.

http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/wiki/Kategorie:Berufsbezeichnung

Heinz Wember Genealogie (Genealogy)

Bietet umfangreiche Informationen für Ahnen- und Familienforscher.

http://www.gen.heinz-wember.de/

Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage - Familienforschung

Die Mitglieder der Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage - auch "Mormonen" genannt - betreiben sehr viel genealogische Forschungsarbeit und unterhalten Familienforschungsstellen in aller Welt, die jedem offen stehen, der sich für Genealogie, Ahnenforschung und Familienforschung interessiert. Die Website informiert über die ersten Schritte für Neuanfänger, zu Möglichkeiten der Recherche im Internet und zu Genealogie-Forschungsstellen.

http://www.kirche-jesu-christi.org/html/1/05/

Krankheitsbezeichnungen und Todesfolgen

Historische Krankheitsbezeichnungen und Todesfolgen aus Kirchenbüchern und sonstigen alten Quellen.

http://www.danzig.de/gene_3.php4

Private Forscher-Initiative für Familienkunde (PFIFF)

Auf der Website ist die Namensforschung verschiedener Genealogien zusammenzugefasst. Weiterhin Links zur Ahnenforschung und Suche nach Familiennamen.

http://freenet-homepage.de/sippen/

Internetquellen zur Genealogie des deutschen Sprachraumes

Allgemeine Informationen, Datenbanken, genealogische Nebenquellen, Newsgroups und Malinglisten von Andreas Hanacek. (December 6, 1998)

http://home.bawue.de/~hanacek/info/ddatbase.htm

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Rhys killing 'appalled country'

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news.bbc.co.uk

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news.bbc.co.uk

Peace chance?

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news.bbc.co.uk

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