Can anyone out there help me? On a marriage certificate in 1879 in Saginaw
Michigan
between Christian Krohn and Caroline Niendorf he states he is from Muchenberg.
Would Muchenberg be consider a Dutchie in Mecklenberg? And if so what about
a parish name.
Thanks,
Connie Krohn
Yesterday, Klaus Dieter Cook informed all list subscribers of this link to
find any location even if you do not know the exact spelling. My guess is
that you will find it is a misspelling of Mecklenburg itself. Larry.
Jo,
Any time you need to find a location use this link:
http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm
It will even locate towns if you don't know the exact spelling. After the
user selects one of the search results it will automatically transfer you to
MapQuest and show you the location of the town.
Klaus Dieter Cook,
Houston, Texas
Dear Constance--There are microfilmed records for Bad Sulza which is in
Th�ringen, both Lutheran church records and Civil registration. They are
listed twice and another listing is under Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach. There is
a place spelled Bad Sulz and it refers you to Molrheim (see Molrheim),
however it is in Alsace Lorraine. Just be aware there are several Bad Sulz
spellings. The films you would order through your nearest local LDS Family
History Library. Eleanor ewollen1@home.com
Dear Connie--I just looked up M�nchenberg in Meyers Orts and it lists one in
the county of M�lheim Rhein, and says see R�srath, which is in Rheinland.
It is a city and has both Lutheran and Catholic churches which have been
microfilmed. There is also a Civil registration listed from 1810 to 1875.
These are available through the LDS Family History Library. To find the
records have the person that helps you go to the Fiche or Computer Catalog
and find Germany, then Preussen, then Rheinland, then R�srath. Good Luck!
Let me know if you need more help. Eleanor ewollen1@home.com