Bavaria II - Regierungsbezirk Oberfranken (Map Guide to German Parish Registers, Volume 15)

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Binding: Paperback EAN: 9781933194189 ISBN: 1933194189 Label: Family Roots Publishing Company Manufacturer: Family Roots Publishing Company Number Of Pages: 229 Publication Date: 2007 Publisher: Family Roots Publishing Company Studio: Family Roots Publishing Company
Editorial Reviews: This volume covers 3,218 places in the Kingdom of Bavaria - Oberfranken. Volume 15 of the German Map Guide series was published in the summer of 2007. Written in English by Kevan Hansen, the volume, listing 3,218 places, was principally written to help family historians resolve where their family may have gone to church and left vital records behind that may be seen today (many available on Family History Library microfilm). This is the fifteenth of a series of 45 volumes, covering all of Germany. The series is still in process. Note that Bavaria is covered in its entirety in nine volumes, plus a master Index volume (Map Guides 14 through 23). Even the smallest places are listed in this series some with as little population as one person! These places are as of about 1870. If the place existed prior to that date, it will most likely be listed. If the place was named after that date, the chances drop. Each volume of the series does the following: Identifies the parish where an ancestor worshipped based on where they lived. Gives the FHL microfilm number for the family's parish records. Identifies nearly every city, town, and place that included residents. Visually identifies church parishes for Lutherans & Catholics in each district. Identifies adjoining parishes in case an ancestor attended an alternate parish. Aids in area searches, particularly across district or regional borders. Provides visual identification of search areas in which to look for a family. Helps in determining proximity of one area to another. Aids in determining reasonable distances of travel from one area to another. Identifies population centers in each parish. Identifies archives, repositories, and other resources. Aids in identification of the location of minority religions.