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An Underestimated Village Chronicle
On the long and winding road to finding our German ancestors we all work with German church records. We look through the pages, trying to find a trace of our forebears, their siblings, their parents and cousins. If we get … Continue reading →
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Tagged Baptismal records, birth, church record, craftsman, day laborer, death, Genealogy, illiteracy, landlord, local history, marriage, midwife, profession, social status
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A Woman’s Life
In the summer of 1829, many tears are shed in the Holländer House in Dargardt. The daughter, Dorothea Stange, 29 years old and still not married, has gotten herself into trouble. She is pregnant. Her father, Friedrich Stange, is angry, … Continue reading →
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Tagged birth, Brandenburg, childbirth, father, forester, hollaender, husband, illegitimate child, marriage, mother, stillborn
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