Thanks for the information. I did a surname search and found there are some HUGES indexed for Amt Hoya. I shall check the LDS and see if they have the microfilms for that area.
Mark
---- hrs@hist.de wrote:
Dear Jens,
I do not see the surname "KLUG" in the index of names for the Census :
[1]http://www.hist.de/AmtAchimNamensindex(e).htm
Does this mean there would be no Klugs in that census?
Also I would like to find the marriage record for my Johann Hinrich
Ludewig Klug to Anna Catharina Scheele around 1852 - 1854 in
Visselh�vede. Do you know if this date would be available in
marriage records ? I was told that records are only transcribed
up to 1852 for Visselh�vede. Where should I look?
Thanks, Pam
Dear Jens,
You said:
> > For Verden (city), the Amt Verden and the Amt Rotenburg (which
> > includes Visselhoevede) the news are much better. The 1852
> > census of both of these Aemter are preserved at the State
Archive
> > Stade (not filmed by the LDS), but not yet edited in the
edition.hist
> > edition. For the city of Verden die city archive in Verden is
> > responsible.
Does this mean that I would not find the Amt Rotenburg on film with
LDS as yet? I am not sure when you say "Stade" (not filmed by the
LDS) what you mean.
Thanks, Pam
Hi Pam,
Do you already have a look at the local heritage books
at genealogynet.de for Rotenburg and Visselh�vede?
Bernd
Hello Bernd,
Thanks, for the information. I had not known of this site
before. I went to check what it says about Visselh�vede Heritage
books and this is what it says. I assume this means that records
must be requested in Stade ?
Best wishes, Pam
Local heritage book Visselh�vede
Visselh�vede is the southernmost of four cities in the county of
Rotenburg/W�mme. To the south and east lie the former L�neburg
parishes of Walsrode (with Stellichte), Dorfmark and Soltau.
The church in Visselh�vede was dedicated to John the Baptist. During a
fire which ravaged the city in 1794, the churchbooks were destroyed as
well. They have been kept continuously since 1795. Duplicates of the
destroyed registers are in the State Archive at Stade for the years
1715-1726, 1746, 1751-1752, 1759-1763 and 1765-1794. In another
document are the baptism and marriage entires from 1700.
The following places belonged to the parish before 1900:
Affwinkel
Battenbrock
Bleckwedel
Bretel
Buchholz
Delventhal Dree�el
Dr�genbostel
D�sternheide (s�dl. Teil)
Egenbostel
Grapenm�hlen
Hainhorst Heelsen
Hiddingen
H�tthof
Jeddingen
J�rshof
Kockshof Lehrden (fr�her "Hollehrden")
Limmerberg
L�dingen
Moordorf
Nindorf
Ottingen Paterbusch
Riepholm
Rohlmannshof
Rosebruch
Schwitschen
St�lpenhof Tadel
Visselh�vede
Wehnsen
Neu Wehnsen
Wittorf
W�stenhof
Hi Pam!
It is an online OFB for Visselh�vede. Just click "Gesamtliste der Familiennamen" (Listing of all surnames in Visselh�vede). Now you can search the OFB!
Greetings from Germany
Andrea Korbanka
Dear Andrea,
Thanks for that help. When I go to "Gesamtliste der Familiennamen"
for the town of Visselh�vede I do not find any surname KLUG at
all. What does this mean? I believe the first Klugs of mine
arrived in the mid 1700's to the towns of Verden and Walsrode, then
Vissleh�vede. Before this they were in Bavaria.
Are these surname entries part of a geneological database? They
don't seem to be the 1852 census. I see a wide variety of birth
dates listed for people.
best wishes, Pam