Hi Helmut,
Thanks for the information and I will send a letter to the Frisian Genealogy
Society as soon as I can get one translated. I wonder how many people would
advertise all of their debts in 1997?
Ken Cramer
Los Alamitos, CA
In einer eMail vom 30.9.97 05:39:09 MEZ, schreiben Sie:
<< Thema: Exit Permission - Kingdom of Janover
Datum: 30.9.97 05:39:09 MEZ
From: kcramer@cris.com (Kenneth Cramer)
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To: hannover-l@genealogy.netWas emigration authorization required by the Kingdom of Hanover pror to 1850
and, if so, do such records exist? This is in particular reference to
Ostfriesans. >>Moin,
never heard of lists. There is one publication I rememeber to have read
about, where Ostfriesen are listed who asked for a passport.
The only "allowance" I can imagine is, that those who had debts needed to
proof to be free to leave. Many - very correct people - advertised their
intentions in newspapers, which may be some source to check.
To be sure ask the experts of the Frisian genealogy Society:Upstalsboom Gesellschaft
Fischteichweg 16
D 26603 AURICHGood luck for your research.
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