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Ancestry.de Germany - Contains German genealogical databases to search. Requires payment.
 

Emigration from Southwest Germany - German archive site containing names of emigrants from southwest Germany, i.e., Baden, Wuerttemberg, and Hohenzollern.
 

German Roots - Joe Beine
 

German Genealogy - Over 1200 links to data.
 

For more information on German genealogical research, you will find many helpful articles in the past issues of the German Genealogical Digest. An index to 20 years of instruction and advice is available there!
 

Old German Handwriting Scripts

Alsace Genealogical Periodical "Bergha" - Index to previously published issues of this magazine. This periodical is available by subscription. It can also be found in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. (In French).
 

Patro.com - Search for your surname in France before 1908. This site shows parish and civil records that have been extracted by societies in France for your surname.
 

FranceGenWeb - Maps, histories, links to researchers, photos, and many additional topics.

Society for Family Research in Franconia
 

Bayerischer Landsverein für Familienkunde - Genealogy sources in Bavaria. Links to homepages of members, original parish registers, family books, and other valuable sources.

Databank of Bremen Wills - Summary of testaments or wills housed in the Staatsarchiv in Bremen. Database of over 6000 wills from as early 1600s.

The 1852 Census of the Kingdom of Hanover - All inhabitants of all towns and villages of the Kingdom of Hanover are listed in the original lists of this census including wives, children, maids, farmhands, "Häuslinge" and even prisoners.
 

Index to articles contained in the Norddeutsche Familienkunde from 1952. This German language periodical covers Northern Germany including Hannover.

Emigration from Lippe to the United States. Database with alphabetical list of emigrants.

Guide to parish registers from the Palatinate and Rheinhessen. Large file showing availability of the church records; time period available, archive housing records, Signatur (call number in the archive), and remarks regarding the record.

District of Stolp - Histories, photographs, place name indexes and resident lists for the district of Stolp.

Emigration from Kreis Daun to America.
 

1799 Residents of Esch, Auweiler, and Pesch (now in Köln).

Digital Silesia

Dansk Demografisk Database - On this site you will find census, emigration, and some probate records for Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein.
 

Vital Records of Stormarn - Includes parishes of Ahrensburg (Woldenhorn), Bargteheide, Bergstedt, Eichede, Klein Wesenberg, Oldesloe (Bad), Rahlstedt, Reinfeld, Siek, Steinbek, Sülfeld, Trittau, Wandsbeck, and Zarpen.
 

1803 Schleswig-Holstein census online.
 

Database of Schleswig-Holstein census transcriptions. Search by name or village.
 

Rootdigger.de - Over 50,000 emigrants from Schleswig-Holstein listed. Names compiled from various sources.

Odessa - A German-Russian Genealogical Library dedicated to the family history of Germans who immigrated to Russia in the 1800s. Digitized books and records from church, census, cemetery, and other sources in the U.S. and Russia are here.
 

Former German localities now in Poland, Russia, or Lithuania - This database contains over 68,000 locations with over 35,000 name changes. These locations are EAST of the Oder/Neisse rivers and include East Prussia, West Prussia, Brandenburg, Posen, Pomerania, and Silesia. Searches may be made by former German name, Polish, Russian, or Lithuanian name.
 

German Holdings of the Polish Archives - Use this database to determine if church (parish) or civil registration records have been preserved in a Polish archive. Localities in the former German Empire, including Pomerania, West Prussia, Silesia, East Prussia, Posen, are included.
 

Hungarian place names and their German equivalents - Names of settlers, histories of villages, photos, links to village sites.
 

1799 French Residents of town of Pulheim.