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Other Trees Posted on RootsWeb - (More to be added. Let me know if there are others of interest.) Other Websites - Links to more websites that have genealogies of other families with connections to the Concordia area are listed below.
(Let me know if there are others of interest.) Websites in Germany that have genealogies of families with Concordia connections include the following: Stefan Eckhof Schlesselmann (Requires guest membership to see details) (Let me know if there are others of interest.) Print Copies of Genealogies - If you are in the Concordia area, you can find the following printed family histories in the Concordia Library. List of family histories in library Cemetery Records - Cemetery records are very useful for researching ancestors, particularly tombstone inscription and photos of the tombstones. The tombstones almost always have an accurate date of death and usually the date of birth. When families are buried on the same plot, they also provide information about their relationships. Two particularly useful websites are Find A Grave Billion Graves However, many gravestones (particularly in older, private, and smaller cemeteries) may not be listed on those websites. So the following page provides access to various tombstone listings. Cemetery Listings Marriage Records - The marriage records for Lafayette County and surrounding counties have been published on-line. To see a listing of some of the records that are available, click on the following page link. Marriage Records Spreadsheets of Genealogy Files - By putting various genealogical records in spreadsheet format, they can be easily manipulated, such as sorting in various ways like date of birth or filtering on a specific surname. Listed below are links to some samples in Microsoft Excel format. If you don't have MS Excel, there is an excellent freeware clone of it at QpenOffice Windows for a PC or OpenOfficeMac for a Macintosh. After clicking on either of these links, wait a while for the download box to pop up automatically. (Note. The spreadsheet software is called Calc.) Church records: Two sets of church records have been put into spreadsheet format. They are the same files displayed on the Church Records page of this website and can be downloaded from these links. St. Paul's Church records St. John Church records Family trees: A posting on the message board at Using spreadsheets describes how the GEDCOM file of a family tree can be converted into spreadsheet format using a freeware program called GEDxlate from GEDmagic GEDxlate. Below are links to samples of spreadsheets for various family trees previously posted on RootsWeb. Entries are sorted by surname and date of birth. Baumeister family Frerking family Jacob Pape pedigree Kappelmann family Stuenkel family ________________________________________________ Interested in our North Woods home in Central New York? Visit the Papes from Liverpool website. [Currently offline] |
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