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Introduction

The source for the information in this register is Stettiner Adressbuch (Directory of Stettin) for the year 1936 (FHL film 0477250). There are four city directories currently available for Stettin at the Family History Library:

	1931, 1933 (FHL film 0477248)
	1934 (FHL Film 0477249)
	1936 (FHL film 0477250)

The Family History Library has microfilmed some of the parish registers of Stettin as well as many civil registration records. For time periods and parishes not listed on the Family History Library catalog, you may need to write to Poland for more information.

For help in writing a letter to Poland, please consult the Family History Library Publication Poland Letter Writing Guide.

Each parish in Stettin maintained its own church records and when writing for information from church records you have a greater chance of success if you know the specific parish your ancestor lived in. You must also know the religion of your ancestor and write to the appropriate church

The abbreviation of Schloß/Mar is used instead of the parish name of Schloß/Marien.

The following list shows the location of the civil registration offices of Stettin and corresponds with the numbers given in the following register.

Standesamt Location	Standesamt #
Stettin 1	1
Stettin-Bredow	2
Stettin-Grabow	2
Stettin 2	2
Stettin 3	3
Stettin-Frauendorf	4
Stettin-Züllchow	4
Stettin-Altdamm	5
Stettin-Pommerensdorf	6
Stettin-Stöven	7
Stettin-Podejuch	8
Stettin-Scheune	9
Stettin-Stolzenhagen	10
Stettin-Finkenwalde	11
Stettin-Sydowsaue	12
Stettin-Hökendorf	13
Stettin-Hohenkrug/Buchholz	14
Stettin-Augustwalde	15
Stettin-Warsow	16
Stettin-Odermünde	17
Stettin-Völschendorf	18
Stettin-Krekow	19
Stettin-Kriegsmütterheim	20

Standesamts 1 through 3 are in the actual city of Stettin, while the remaining numbers and locations refer to the surrounding suburbs.