Weblinks

How I made this website

• My Genealogy Website.

German Genealogy Links of General Interest

• Kraig Ruckel's Palatine & Pennsylvania-Dutch Genealogy Page. These folks, like some of my ancestors came from the Lower Palatinate in Germany, only a century earlier. This site also contains an interesting article on Palatine Emigrants.
• German Genealogy: Rheinland-Pfalz / Rhineland-Palatinate. This is a Germany based web server that contains interesting genealogical resources. Contains links to early 19th Century maps of the Palatinate. The Buertels, Fickeisens, Muellers of my ancestry came from here.
• German Genealogy: Rhineland-Palatinate, the History.
• German genealogy: Emigration from Germany to America.
• Palatines to America. The PURPOSE of this society is to promote the study of Germanic immigration to North America, to publish information of general interest, to provide a means for members to exchange information and share research.
• Genealogie im Saarland. This site is in German but English inquiries are welcome. The Noes of my ancestry came from the Saar.
• The Immigration Diary of Michael Friedrich Radke, 1848. This diary is presented to help us understand why families wished to leave Prussia /Germany, to emigrate to America or Australia, in the 1840's. This diary had been in the possession of Judith Radke Craig and her family of Huntingburg, Indiana, for many years.
• The Ship Marianne Voyage from Bremen to Baltimore Departing August 11, 1843, Arriving September 25, 1843.
• Mysteries of the Ship Marianne: More than 30 Voyages from Bremen to Baltimore Between 1841 and 1858.
• Genealogy.net. In our pages you will find comprehensive information about all aspects of German genealogy: information for beginners in genealogy, regional research, clubs, mailing lists, etc.

 

Washington County, Ohio Genealogy Links

• Washington County Ohio GenWeb Site maintained by Jack Martin. Since all of my ancestors center around Washington County, this site is a very important reference for my genealogy work.
• Washington County, Ohio in the Civil War by Scott A. Britton. I found in one of these online databases a reference to a Lewis Noe, who served in the 36th battalion who may be a relative of mine.