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Ancestor List (Gedlist)Introduction The American Historical Society of Germans from Russia (AHSGR) Ancestor List, also known as the Genealogy Database List (Gedlist) has been developed from the family history data submitted by members of AHSGR. Members are encouraged to submit complete sets of genealogy forms. Members using genealogy software are encouraged to also submit GEDCOM format files of their German-Russian genealogical data. If you need help searching our ancestor list, please view our search tips sub-section.
Browse Ancestor List A Aab-Adamo Adams-Adrian Adriano-Alden Alder-Alten Altep-Amen Amend-Ander Andes-Appel Appelgren-Arnh Arno-Aszter Atch-Azey B B-Barkm Barko-Baum Bauma-Beierb Beierl-Bergm Bergme-Bill Billa-Boesc Boese-Brackel Bracken-Britt Britz-Bujo Buka-Bzes C C-Carlo Carlp-Chilk Chil-Claa Clab-Clau Claw-Cold Cole-Conw Cony-Cory Cosb-Cree Cref-Czop D D-Dani Dank-Decker Deckert-Denne Denni-Dick Dicke-Dirck Dircks-Dobler Dobn-Doug Dough-Drus Dry-Duo Dup-Dz E E-Eckhard Eckhardt-Ediger Edigh-Ehrlick Eib-Elg Elh-Emig Emil-Enlo Enn-Eply Epp-Erdm Erdn-Ess Est-Ezz F F-Fas Fat-Fert Ferz-Fishel Fisher-Flinn Flint-Frani Frank-Fredo Fredr-Friese Friesen-Friesj Frieske-Fuhrer Fuhrm-Fyl G G-Gasp Gass-Geoh Geor-Getz Geu-Gint Gioa-Goeh Goek-Goo Gop-Grap Gras-Gres Gret-Grov Grow-Gys H Haa-Hamm Hamma-Hart Harte-Heids Heidt-Hella Hellb-Hern Hero-Hieb Hiede-Hochh Hochn-Hohl Hohm-Hotv Hou-Hyt I I-Izz K K-Kaufe Kauff-Kempe Kempf-Kiri Kirk-Klas Klat-Klim Klin-Koch Kocha-Korna Korne-Krein Kreis-Krug Kruge-Kys L L-Land Lane-Laub Lauc-Lech Leck-Leik Leil-Lesp Less-Lind Linda-Loco Lod-Loho Lohr-Loux Lov-Lyv M M-Mans Mant-Marti Martn-McB McC-Mehl Mehla-Merl Merm-Micha Miche-Miller Milles-Moos Moot-Muel Muen-Mys N N-Nas Nast-Neiz Nel-Neue Neufeld-Neufeld Neufeldt-Neume Neumi-Nick Nicka-Niedens Niedent-Nikk Niko-Nord Nore-Nys O O-Obrid Obrie-Odeg Odel-Ohei Ohl-Oli Olk-Ols Olt-Orth Orti-Oster Ostere-Osz Ot-Ott Ou-Oz P P-Parkh Parki-Pay Pea-Penne Penni-Peters Petersa-Pfan Pfau-Philb Phili-Pits Pitt-Pop Por-Prib Pric-Pze Q Q-Qus R R-Ratt Ratz-Regh Regi-Reimen Reimer-Reisd Reise-Reum Reus-Rieh Riek-Roge Rogg-Rotg Roth-Rudz Rue-Ryz S S-Schai Schal-Schleh Schlei-Schmidt_M Schmidt_N-Schor Schott-Schwab Schwaba-Shen Shep-Smith Smithe-Stark Starl-Stork Storm-Szy T T-Tay Tca-Thes Theu-Thiess Thiesz-Thom Thon-Tif Tig-Toe Tof-Traud Traue-Trip Tris-Tsa Tsc-Tys U U-Ulm Ulr-Unro Unru-Unruh-I Unruh-J-Unrun Uns-Uzi V V-Vau Vav-Vin Vio-Volk Voll-Vonf Vonl-Vyz W W-Waldn Waldo-Wann Wans-Webe Weber-Weidl Weidm-Weiz Wek-Whitm Whitn-Wien Wiep-Winc Wind-Wole Wolf-Wyz X Xa-Xy Y Y-Yve
Using the Ancestor List (Gedlist) It is also recommended that users browse through the Ancestor List for the name being sought since there can be many variations in the spelling of some names. Use the "find" function on the browser on individual pages. Birth and death dates are provided when available for individuals who are no longer living. AHSGR has sought to protect the privacy of individuals included in our database; therefore, entries for individuals included in the database who are still living do not indicate dates or places of birth. When users find entries for an individual or individuals on the gedlist and are interested in obtaining more information, a Research Request Form may be submitted to AHSGR. Be sure to indicate the name of the specific individual(s) for whom information is. Questions on this and other resources may be directed to the reference staff at AHSGR. The Ancestor List (Gedlist) is a list of all the names in the database and includes many duplicate entries, as information on many individuals has been submitted by more than one person. Because of the multiple submissions for many entries in the database, some inconsistencies exist. Duplicate submissions from different individuals often contain conflicting data, such as dates of birth or death, or spelling of names. AHSGR lacks the means to check all records for accuracy; therefore, it is each individual's responsibility to determine the validity of the data by checking birth and death certificates, and other documents used in genealogy research. Each name is coded with the member SEN number to identify the person who submitted the information. The SEN (Surname Exchange Number) identification code may be deciphered by reading the AHSGR Clues document. If the person who submitted the data has died or is no longer a member of the Society, the code may not be in the latest Clues issue. Examining your Clues back issues or contacting AHSGR may be necessary. Additional coding is present for some names to indicate a religious affiliation: C (Catholic), M (Mennonite), P (Protestant) followed by a dash and the SEN coding as shown in the following examples: ATKINSON, Deanna K –P-Z005; Atkinson, Dennis –H402 Because of the large volume of member-submitted genealogy data and the human resource limitations at AHSGR Headquarters in Lincoln, Nebraska, some of the member-submitted data has not yet been entered to the genealogy database and therefore does not appear on this list. Any question about data that has been submitted but cannot be found in the list should be referred to AHSGR. It is advisable to also utilize AHSGR's reference services to search the Family Group Card file, the predecessor to the genealogy database, for information submitted prior to 1990 that is not found in the list. The AHSGR staff and volunteers are continuously working to enter this backlog of genealogy data. Any AHSGR members interested in assisting with this effort may refer to our Volunteer page. Search for various spellings of the names you are looking by using the search function in your browser (usually under Edit). The letter C and the letter K was often used interchangeably such as Conrad and Konrad or Catherine and Katherine. The letter Y and J were also interchanged such as Jungman and Yungman. Also search for both the German and American versions of a given name such Heinrich and Henry or Maria, Marie and Mary. Don't forget about looking for shortened names such as Kate or nicknames such as Jack or Harry. For surnames with umlauts the proper spelling would be: ä = ae, ö = oe, ü = ue. As an example, the surname Görlitz should be spelled Goerlitz. However, Görlitz is just as commonly spelled Gorlitz, or Gerlitz, so be sure to look for those spelling variations. Only the find button will allow a search for a part of a name, such as the "litz" in Goerlitz, and will help to find all the spelling variations.
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