In a message dated 5/13/2002 2:11:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
Robert_Albert_Jr@prodigy.net writes:
> I have been researching in the Cammin (A.G. Strelitz) parish records, an
> affiliate of Rödlin parish. However, while my Schubert marriage books show
> marriage extracts back to 1750, there seems to be only one film with
Cammin
> inhabitants listed therein:
>
> 69799 - covers Cammin 1856-1934 and also
> covers Rödlin 1826-1890
>
> 69798- covers Rödlin 1731-1825
>
> There are no listings for any christenings/marriages/deaths for Cammin in
> any of the Rödlin records.
>
> My question is this: Did they miss microfilming these records or does
> someone know of another film that they are on? If not, then where are
the
> pre-1856 records at??? This is not to be confused with other towns named
> Cammin. This is Mecklenburg-Strelitz specific.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Robert
In "The MEcklenburg Genealogical Handbook", they also list film 069,800 as
covering Roedlin parish. However, when I check the contents on the LDS
catalog, I find it covers the parish of Wanzka, including the towns of
Rollenhagen, Ballwitz, Blankensee, Godenswege, Holldorf, Krickow and Zachow.
Godenswege is the next town directly west of Cammin, and Wanzka is actually
closer to Cammin than Roedlin. The sleuth part of me says to check out film
069,800 just on the chance that the early records were thrown accidently on
that film.
Linda Schwiesow Nycum