Hello list
I recently got a book called "Zur Arbeit nach Holland".
It is beautifully illustrated and provides the results of a the research by
the universities of Osnabr�ck and Amsterdam on the background and motifs of
the "Hollandg�ngerei"; the seasonal work by people from the Osnabr�ck
region in Holland.
The book is published (ISBN 3-00-007774-X) by the University of Osnabr�ck
and accompanies an exhibition held in the fall of 2000.
It is written in two languages (German and dutch) and in my opinion a "must
read" for anyone interested in the subject.
Regards
Han Mescher
Hi,
I have a rather specific question regarding recalling old testaments. I hope
that somebody has preceeded me or has the experience and can help me.
I have compiled my family tree till 18 century. They all lived in a village
called Cloppenburg which was part of the province Munster land and later day
Oldenburg. Presumely my ancestors drew up testaments and these would be
immensely rewarding to read. In Holland (where I am from) testamnets are
made public after 100 years. All testamants are indexed by name and
brithdate in a large national testament registration system. This index
holds the key to calling a testament for the name of the notary, date, code
and place is given. By and large the next step is to travel to the according
location where the will was drawn up and make an inquiry at the local
testament depo.
I would very much appreciate it if somebody could inform me to the procedure
in Germany. Is it similar to that in NL. What effect will my search have
that Cloppenburg switched provinces Munster / Oldenburg?
Thank you.
Regards Sebastian Hulshoff.
Sebastiaan Hulshoff schreef:
Hi,
I have a rather specific question regarding recalling old testaments. I hope
that somebody has preceeded me or has the experience and can help me.
I have compiled my family tree till 18 century. They all lived in a village
called Cloppenburg which was part of the province Munster land and later day
Oldenburg. Presumely my ancestors drew up testaments and these would be
immensely rewarding to read. In Holland (where I am from) testamnets are
made public after 100 years. All testamants are indexed by name and
brithdate in a large national testament registration system. This index
holds the key to calling a testament for the name of the notary, date, code
and place is given. By and large the next step is to travel to the according
location where the will was drawn up and make an inquiry at the local
testament depo.
I would very much appreciate it if somebody could inform me to the procedure
in Germany. Is it similar to that in NL. What effect will my search have
that Cloppenburg switched provinces Munster / Oldenburg?
Thank you.
Regards Sebastian Hulshoff.
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Hallo Sebastiaan,
Begrijp ik het goed en heb je moeite met het lezen van deze testamenten?
misscien kan ik je helpen,
groeten Betty Krull
Geachte Mijnheer Hulshoff,
ik kan je zegen, dat Cloppenburg was in de "Provincie"
Oldenburg, vandaag het is in de "Oldenburger
M�nsterland-region".
Ik hoop dat je ben gekomen verder met deze info.
Beste Groeten van Osnabr�ck, Duitsland naar Nederland
Lothar Grafe
e-mail ---> Haesli2@yahoo.com
HI, Mevrouw Krull,
ik heb hem geschreven, dat Cloppenburg in de
"provincie" Oldenburg was...Ik hoop dat hij kan komen
verder mit deze info.
Beste Groeten naar Nederland van Osnabr�ck, Duitsland
Lothar Grafe
e-mail Haesli2@yahoo.com
Sebastiaan Hulshoff schreef:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a rather specific question regarding
recalling old testaments. I hope
> that somebody has preceeded me or has the
experience and can help me.
>
> I have compiled my family tree till 18 century.
They all lived in a village
> called Cloppenburg which was part of the province
Munster land and later day
> Oldenburg. Presumely my ancestors drew up
testaments and these would be
> immensely rewarding to read. In Holland (where I
am from) testamnets are
> made public after 100 years. All testamants are
indexed by name and
> brithdate in a large national testament
registration system. This index
> holds the key to calling a testament for the name
of the notary, date, code
> and place is given. By and large the next step is
to travel to the according
> location where the will was drawn up and make an
inquiry at the local
> testament depo.
>
> I would very much appreciate it if somebody could
inform me to the procedure
> in Germany. Is it similar to that in NL. What
effect will my search have
> that Cloppenburg switched provinces Munster /
Oldenburg?
>
> Thank you.
> Regards Sebastian Hulshoff.
>
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>
Hallo Sebastiaan,
Begrijp ik het goed en heb je moeite met het lezen
van deze testamenten?
misscien kan ik je helpen,
groeten Betty Krull
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