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Where in Germany is the best place to do genealogy? Salt Lake City, Utah!

Roots & Branches: Conference to detail German sources in Utah
By By JAMES BEIDLER
Publication: The Lebanon Daily News (Pennsylvania)
Sunday, February 14 2010
It’s somewhat of a joke among genealogists who specialize in German genealogy that the answer to the question of “Where in Germany is the best place to do genealogy?” that the answer is Salt Lake City, Utah.

That’s because the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Family History Library in Salt Lake is the pre-eminent place to research both genealogy in general and German genealogy in specific.

The library has thousands of microfilms filled with German church records, which are undeniably the top resource used by family historians because those baptisms, marriages and burials typically name family relationships as well giving the “vital dates” of birth, marriage and death that genealogists crave.

In addition, many experts in every facet of genealogy make their homes in Utah as a result of the library as well as Brigham Young University, one of the few colleges in the country to offer a degree in family history…

Beidler is a freelance writer and lecturer on genealogy. Contact him either at Box 270, Lebanon, PA 17042; or by e-mail at james@beidler.us

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2011: Massive German Genealogy Success in more places for more client ancestral family members than ever!

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2011: New Milestone! In just the 1st quarter of 2011, we’ve already surpassed the new record high we set in 2010! We’ve had Massive German Genealogy Success in more places for more client ancestral family members than ever!

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Hurricaines, Tornadoes & Typhoons were my childhood traumatic experiences & nightmares. If you know of anyone who…

Ouch! Hurricaines, Tornadoes & Typhoons were my childhood traumatic experiences & nightmares. If you know of anyone who, through no fault of their own, has lost any online family history data, documents or images, I offer to replace at least one for them. I gladly did this for someone in New Orleans a few years ago.

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Call 1-888-456-7252 (24-hr toll-free#; 1st: Repeat your phone # TWICE; spell your last name; then leave a short message: village or country for research);

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Jewish-Russian Prussian German Genealogy research case cracked!

Searching censuses, then the 1892 NY Passenger List, we cracked a challenging Jewish-Russian German genealogy case recently. It gave the name of the Russian town of origin–Kovno! The magazine publisher client is elated.
We then crop, enlarge & annotate the specific ancestral family entry prior to embedding it into a report. The report is too graphically huge, even when zipped, so we then post it to Box.net. A proprietary link is given to view, download & share with other family members. This prevents the client from having to become the distribution arm for family history.

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Free downloads of 2 successful German Genealogy research reports; 1 unsuccessful (which still rocked)

Sample Research Reports (both successful & unsuccessful)

Pick a link below that closely resembles your case. We even included one link on an “Unsuccessful” research case. We did find the client’s ancestor in various USA records AND on a ship’s passenger list–which she did not have!

Click on these words to view the Best Case of research online & in microfilm: Horn Family Research Report
Reinhol(d)(t) HORN’s USA research & parish of origin ascertained from NY & Hamburg Passenger Lists; then researched further in the newly ascertained parish, both online & in microfilm! Stunning data, documents & images from Tirschtiegel, Posen, Prussia!

Or, click on these words for the Best Case of On-site research in Germany (Clients: 2 sisters in Oregon):
Schlieben, Germany: In-country, on-site research report link (digital images)

Worst Case of an amazing, yet “UNsuccessful” research report for Joanne Slama on her “Magdeburg, Sachsen-Anhalt” ancestral family members! Newly found for the client was various US records & her immigrant ancestral family (1883 NY Passenger List; arrived from Bremen)!

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Want German Genealogy research success?

Want German Genealogy research success? Online & offline, have you just articled, asked, booked, conferenced, emailed, forumed, googled, listed, mailed, networked, posted, prayed for, shipped, social-media’d, studied, researched, workshopped, weasled & yahooed all you could get for free ; but STILL can’t find your German Ancestor? Contact us.

Everybody’s looking for the “Killer App!” Since 1979, we cracked hundreds of German Genealogy ancestry & family history research cases! Will we crack yours? Mal sehen. Lassen Sie sich gerne überraschen!

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We occasionally do some pro bono work in Czech (Janicek & Barosh) or German Genealogy

Georgia Posvar (client) Georgia hired [& commended] you as a Genealogist in 2011
Top qualities [abt. GermanGenealogist.com]: Expert, Good Value, High Integrity
“I am pleased to say that Karl Sala very quickly was able to find that my family members arrived in the New Orleans Port of entry rather than the Galveston entry as I had been searching. I had been having no success and he solved that problem for me immediately. He has also shared information with me on Ancestry.com and placed the New Orleans Passenger List on Box.Net so that all of the family and other interested individuals can also share this information which I think is truly great. He goes the extra mile to try to please you. Definitely give him a try, you will be pleased, as I am. He and his wife are so knowledgable in so many areas, whatever your need might be, please check out their bios first and you will be truly amazed of all the services he and his wife Lynell can offer you.” April 7, 2011 [Bio? http://www.Linkedin.com/in/GermanGenealogist]

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LAU German Genealogy Family History Mystery has been lifted & unveiled! Further, the LAU case was cracked today by our having searched the excellent 2ndary source known as Family Registers!

Dear Joe & his fellow LAU descendants!

We are elated to report that the LAU Family History Mystery has been lifted & unveiled! Further, the LAU case was cracked today by our having searched the excellent 2ndary source known as Family Registers. Altenburg is a small village Catholic parochially associated with Gestratz, Bayern (Bavaria)!

After a short, but sweet emotional & spiritual release, I compose myself prior to composing this email. As I have hinted or mentioned, we believe your ancestral family members seriously want to be found. They, probably like you & me, wish to be appreciated & that their years of sacrifice are not in vain.

The last book (Malachi) & chapter of the Old Testament talks about turning the hearts of the children to their [fore]fathers. You see, most of our forefathers’ hearts are already turned toward ours/us. Whether you believe this or not is irrelevant. If this belief &/or reality helps Them & us to do better work for you, then so be it. This is not a “ghostly” thing, but rather a loving thing.

But, first, THANKS to you & one of your relatives! Even though you were unaware of just how it connected, the poor photograph you emailed us was of the gravestone of one Martin Lau, born in what appeared us to be 1868 (indeed, yes it was!), relationship unknown. The names of the parents “von [this means of or from & is not a part of the name] Altenburg” listed at the base of the gravestone are indeed the parents of Martin & your ancestor! The family would not have this photograph just for grins, so we hypothesized Martin very likely could be an older brother to your ancestor, i.e. one who did not emigrate to the USA.

All birthdates for Johann Baptist Lau’s siblings & parents (the ones listed at the base of Martin’s gravestone), were provided.

This photograph & our analysis, along with detailed initial geographical research are indeed the keys to our having cracked this case.

We had to ascertain the precise Altenburg of several, so we selected the one geographically closest to the family-known town of Isny, where he was NOT found. Fortunately, the Catholic parish registers for Isny, Gestratz & more are on microfilm & available to us. Only the Gestratz, et al. surrounding parochially-associated villages’ Family Registers have come in so far, but we anticipate the arrival of the other primary source microfilm for actual births, marriages & deaths “any day now.”

Johann Baptist Lau, born 3 April 1870 to Franz Joseph LAU & Maria Antonia KOLB (from a nearby village: Bauschwanden, now part of Röthenbach/Allgäu, Bayern. It was of sufficient size to have its own Catholic parish registers. With your email authorization, we shall order these microfilms also.

Title Kirchenbuch, 1622-1946
Authors Katholische Kirche Röthenbach (BA. Lindau) (Main Author)

Note Location
Film
Taufen 1624-1661 Verschiedene Akten Heiraten 1622-1658 Tote 1622-1635 Taufen 1705-1769 Heiraten, Tote 1695-1769 Konfirmation 1739-1769 Namensliste Taufen 1784-1807 Heiraten 1785-1807 Tote 1784-1807 FHL INTL Film
833679
Taufen 1770–1902 Heiraten 1770-1946 FHL INTL Film
833680
Tote 1770-1867 Konfirmation 1760-1828 Tote 1868-1926 Alphabetisches Register für Taufen, Heiraten, Tote FHL INTL Film
833681
RETAKES: Heiraten 1784 FHL INTL Film
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And, in fine, we thank your ancestors for their assistance in this great cause.

Ask for the missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to explain to you what the Lord wants you to do with all these names, dates & places.

We look forward to continuation in finding hundreds of ancestral family members for you. You need not yet send another check, but for the love of you & your ancestral family members, we certainly would not turn it away{;>) You know you will get your money’s worth from us, for we are accountable to you, your ancestral family members, descendants, your father & our Heavenly Father. Now, if those are not comprehensive enough motivation for us, what is?{;>)

Lynell &/or Karl-Michael SALA ! Since 1979: Ancestry Family Genealogy History Researcher (USA, Euro-Germanic & German-American, Immigration & Emigration)

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99% success ratio of having FOUND & digitized USA, UK, Euro-Germanic, Germany & Prussia online &/or offline data, documents & images: historical data, documents & images on THOUSANDS of ancestral family members for HUNDREDS of INTERNAT’L CLIENTS (celebrities, pig farmers & politicians; but mostly senior-aged ladies)!

Karl is THE very 1st person hand-picked for the former Ancestry.com Paid Expert Ancestry Research Line (PEARL)!
Karl, former Europe & Germany Primary Research Consultant: fielded majority of research-oriented calls & emails from mainland Europe for Ancestry.de[utschland]!
Highest-rated internat’l genealogist on Military.com & the ONLY German Genealogist on Military.com

“Lynell & Karl! Quick! Please help me find my ancestors–before I become one!” –a young client
“Expensive? No, Ma’am. Expensive is when you spend 30 years and much expense just TRYING to find what we often DO find in ONE DAY!” –Karl Sala

On your initial retainer for online research, take a 50% DISCOUNT off prices shown below (get twice as much)!
Can’t find a specific data, document or image yourself?
Hire us @ $50/hr ($500 – $50,000 retainer requested; $50 absolute minimum for ONE search).
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German Genealogy geographical terms


German Genealogist since 1979! Karl-Michael Sala! said…
Amt: Office or Bureau as in
Beamte: Bureaucrat
Bad ___ Spa or health-resort town
Ober-___ Upper
Unter- _____ Lower
Nieder-_____ Lower
-hoehe or -höhe: Heights
Kreis: Distict or county
Land(es)-: Country-wide, sometimes province, sometimes state, sometimes in-the-country vis-à-vis in the city.
Reich: Empire
Staat: State
Stadt: City
GermanGenealogist.com = Karl-Michael Sala karlmsala@msn.com lives in Gilbert, Arizona. I happily attended the American High School in Izmir, Turkey (ancient, biblical Smyrna).
My mother was a native German from Kassel, Hessen. 1976-77, I learned German as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Ruhr Area of Germany.
As a sophomore in Dayton, Ohio, I competitively performed as the #1 man on the Olympic-sized trampoline. I placed 9th in the Regional Gymnastics Meet. The #2 man on the trampoline offered me a place to stay for 2 years, but I opted instead to join my family in Izmir, Turkey.
Now I do double-twisting research back-flips for clients{;>) in online & offline USA, immigration & Euro-German records of multiple European countries. We grant a generous 50% discount to anyone interested.

We have set personal bests in 2010 & now for even the 1st Quarter of 2011. Since 1979: We have found thousands of international data, documents & images for thousands of ancestral family members for hundreds of global clients.

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