Category: General Research

Lübeck, Germany, Genealogical Register, 1200-1910
Lübeck, Deutschland, genealogisches Register, 1200-1910

Source Info
Ancestry.com. Lübeck, Germany, Genealogical Register, 1200-1910

Volumes: Many
Lübeckische Geschlechter, S-ZHs. 1029 d, Lübeckische Geschlechter, Nachträge v. A-ZHs. 1029 e,

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