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Letters From Odenwald Emigrants 1830-1833: Peter ArrasFrom Brandau to a Friend in the Homeland XIII 2Library Notes XIX 3Library Research in Pennsylvania XV 1Library Research in Pennsylvania - Corrections XV 2Linkage and Sibling Clusters in Areas of Schleswig-HolsteinWhere Some of the Population Used Patronymics XVII 2Little Chest That Crossed the Mountains XIII 3Look for Your Roots Where the Family Tree was Planted!XIV 3Loyalist - Canada Palatines Connections XVI 4Mail Order Genealogy: Do You Get What You Pay For? XIX 4Major PA Libraries, Archives, Societies XV 1Making a Research Trip to Germany: a Few Hints XII 2Manuscript Donations and Publication Notice XII 4Maria Anna Kling's Dower Chest XIV 4Memories of Grandma and Grandpa Dittman XI 1Palatines of County Limerick XV 4Palatines of Rhenish Prussia XII 3Palatines to America: the First Ten years XI 1Palatines with Colonel Stumpel in London - 1764 XV 3Partial Passenger List of the Dutch Ship April to New Castle,Delaware, June, 1817 XVIII 2Pedigree Chart of Frieda Krueger Ewing XIV 3Pennsylvania Families in Westerwald to America XV 1Pennsylvania Library Update XV 3Pennsylvania Maps XV 1Pennsylvania Vital Statistics XV 1Peter Lutz, 1720-1803 and Many of his Descendants XIV 1Philadelphia Museum of Art Publications (Research Use) XX 1Philip Maurer Family on the 1749 Ship Leslie XIII 3Pottieger/Pfattheicher Research in Pennsylvania and Spock,Germany XIII 4Prince Bergsträsser Bites the Dust XI 4; XIII 245Publication by John C. and Carolyn H. Cosgriff XI 4Publication: Virginia Manuscript Collection Abstracts XI 2Milwaukee Genealogical Sources for German-AmericanResearchXV 4Miscellany/Allerlei XV 4Moravian Church History - an Overview XII 1Moravian Easter Sunrise Serivce XIV 1Moravians in North America: a List of Published MaterialsHelpfulfor Genealogists XIII 1Nach Amerika - To America XII 4New Addresses XVI 4New Director at Concordia Historical Institute XX 3New Immigrant Ancestor Register Editor XX 2New Location - Pal-Am Library - New Hours XVII 4New Pennsylvania German Origins Monographs XIV 3Nineteenth Century Emigration Index Search Service XII 1Northampton County, Sufferers at the Hands of the Indians:1755-1756 XIII 1Note on Ancestry of General Norman Schwarzkopf XVI 2Note on Joining Additional Pal-Am Chapters XIX 2Notes on Sending and Cashing Foreign Currency Checks XX 1Notes on the Origin of Dwight D. Eisenhower XVII 4Obituaries in the Christliche Botschafter XIX 2Obituaries in the Christliche Botschafter - Addendum XIX 3Ohio Brethren Books XI 3Ohio's German Heritage XVII 3Ohio's German-Language Newspapers XVIII 1Old Medical Terms, Especially as Found on Death RecordsXVII 1One of America's Roots - 18th Century German ImmigrationXVIII 2Other Palatines in America XVI 1Otto Average-Consumer Packs his Bags Calories from CarePackages are Welcome Many Citizens try a New Life in theU.S.A. after the Second World War XI 1Our Enterprising Ancestors XII 1Pages From the Past XVII 4Pal-Am Award Nominations Needed XX 2Pal-Am June Convention Awards, 1989 XIV 1Pal-Am National Library XI 3Palatinate Maps XIV 3Palatine Families of New York - Publication Note XI 1Palatine Genealogy Tour XII 3Palatine Library Note XVIII 3Palatine Society of Ireland XV 2Palatine Story XIV 2Palatines From Rhenish Prussia - More Information XIII 1Palatines; Just a Misnomer for early German Immigrants toAmerica? XIII 3Publications XII 1,2,3; XIII 1,2,3,4; XIV 1,2,4; XV 1,2,3,4; XVI3,4; XVI 1,2,3,4; XVII 1,2,3,4;Publications by Annette K. Burgert XI 4Publications/Lutheran Records Films XIV 3Queen Elizabeth’s Pedigree XVI 1Record Book of the Zweibrücken Carpenters XIX 3Recording Cemetery Inscriptions Using a Portable ComputerXIX 3Registering our Immigrant Ancestors XVIII 2Report on the 10th Annual Symposium of the Society forGerman-American Studies XII 1Research on Czechia, Slovenia, Austria and Germany XX 4Research in Berlin, Poland, Former Prussian Regions XIV 3,4Researching Colonial Germans in the Shenandoah Valley XI 2Reviews XI 2; XVIII 1,2,3,4; XIX 1,2,3Reviews and Notices of Books and Periodicals XIX 4; XX 1,2,3Rhine-Hesse Palatine Lines of the Bergstraesser Family XIII 4Rhine-Hesse Palatine Lines of the Bergstraesser Faimily Author Revision XIV 1Role of the Old High German Sound Shift in GermanGenealogical Research XVII 1Ruckenbrods and Others From Malmshim, Germany XVI 2Rumbach, Germany Baptismal Registry 1631-1725 XVI 3Saanen, Switzerland Protestant Baptismal Registry, 1557-1581(Surname List) XX 3Saarland Emigrants 1709-1799 XI 3Saga of Lizzie Shaffer XVI 2Search for the Birthplace of Stephan Wunder/StephenWonder an 18th Century Pennsylvania German XVI 1Shipwreck XIII 2; XIII 3, 180Short and Concise Advice for Emigrants XV 1Six Voltz Charge XVIII 3Smith/Schmidt and Allied Families of Berks, Bucks,Montgomery and Lehigh Counties in Pennsylvania XV 2Society for German-American Studies Call for Papers XI 4Some Aspects of the New I.G.I. XIII 4Some Braasch and Zander Families of Cook Co., IL and KreisAnklam, Pomerania XIII 4Some Early 'Palatines' and their German Origin XI 3Some Suggestions on Tracing Emigrants Through HamburgPolice Records XIV 1Sorting out the Kistlers: a Research Update XX 2South Carolina Palatines of 1764 XV 3Special March Events, 1992 XVII 1Special Research Guides XV 1Surname Research References XIII 1Swiss Research Brochure XX 14

Tacitus, Germania, Genealogists XX 2Tours, 1988, XIII 1Tours, 1992 XVII 1Tours and Events, 1988 XII 4Tours and Exhibiltion XVII 2Tracing an Immigrant Ancestor Through the NaturalizationRecords XIV 3Tracing Germans in Large Midwestern Cities XV 2Trails West XIV 1Treatment of German Emigrants in New York (1850) XIV 4Trip to Poland, East and West Germany with PommerschenVerein Freistadt Group August, 1990 XVI 3Turner Regiment of Cincinnati XIX 2Two Germanies XV 3Umbilical Lines and the mtDNA Project XIX 4Unlocking the Secrets of Fraktur XVIII 1Using Archival Resources in the Palatinate XI 2Voyage of the April - Amsterdam to New Castle - 1817-1818 More Information XIX 3Waldensians XI 1Washington's Bodyguard XVIII 3Wedding Congratulations: Henning Schröder and UlrikeSchimmelfennig XV 2Westerwald Immigrant Publication XIV 3Westphalian Descendants Sought XV 2Westrich Emigrants 1709-1799 XII 4Where to Write XI 1Why Our Family Changed its Names XIII 3Why They Left Germany to Settle in Wilkes-Barre,PennsylvaniaXVIII 3Wolgadeutsch - Unsere Leute (Volga German - Our People)XV 1Writing to Germany XIV 2Writing to Germany - German Genealogists - Update XIV 4Young/Jung Family of Bergen Co., NJ & Rockland Co., NYXIII 1Zehner Family North Mahoning Twp., Indiana Co. PAConnectionto the Schluchtern Area of Hesse, Germany XVII 3Zweibrücken Carpenters XX 1Zweibrücken (I Found an Immigrant Ancestor's EuropeanVillage!)XVIII 45

ILLUSTRATIONS/MAPS INDEXIndex gives the volume and page number.Adult Descendants by Generaltion chart XX 136Alsatian Landscape drawing XV 178Ashbrokk Cemetery photo XX 54Blue Anchor in Philadelphia drawing XV 117Building Photo by James A. Derheim XIX 141, 155Charming Nancy ship drawing XV 182Chronologisch Geordnete Sammlung von Mehr als 3000Einwandern in Pennsylvania pages 66/67 XV 116Contract for Conveyance of Emigrants to Rotterdam 1754picture of signatures XVIII 12Cookie Cutter Tracings XVIII 178-179Counties Reporting More Than 1000 German-Born XIV 270276Early Coffee Mill drawing XV 118Early Fraktur Manuscript Made by Schoolmaster and FrakturArtist Martin Brechal XVIII 32Effect of OHGSS on Specific Germanic Words table XVII 20Examples of Regional Variants of Sunames table XVII 27Exterstein picture XIV 187Extract From the Church Record Books of Evangelical ParishBad Liebenzell XVI 22Fraktur Printed in 1863 in Allentown, Pennsylvania Completedby Serivener R.H.O. Grossmann XVIII 33Frame House drawing XV 119Genealogy of Some German Evangelical Churches inCincinnati, Ohio XIV 26-27German-Born in the Old Northwest as Reported in the UnitedStates Census for 1870 by State, County, and PrincipalCity XIV 269German Council and School House - 1759 photo XX 159German words That Show Regional Variants Resulting Fromthe OHGSS table XVII 25Horse-drawn Cart/Emigrants/Old Half-timber Council Housedrawing XV 109Households in U.S. Census 1790-1920 XX 137Iron worker drawing XVI 6Irish Palatine Assn. Building picture XVIII 150Knapp, Uzal picture of tombstone XVIII 192Maps:67 Counties in Pennsylvania XV 37Berks County/Northampton County Area as of 1769 XIII 9Directions to Ashbrook Burial Ground Station & MelvinAvenues Glendora, NJ XX 115Distributions of the Christian Denominations in the SaarlandAround 1830 XI 123Division of the Germanic Language Territory into ThreeGeneral Regions XVII 22Enlargement of the Western Portion of the Middle GermanTerritory XVII 23Forts in Northampton County [Pennsylvania] XIII 8Geographic Distribution of Grütli-Bund Associations in theUnited States in 1915 XII 8Germany-Alsace Area of Saarland, Palatinate XVI 18Idar-Wald & Soon-Wald Area XVI 19Index Map of German Settlement Areas in USSR XV 8Land Plat of “Shambachausen” XV 167Locator Map for Höheinöd and Wallhausen XIX 192Map of 1977 South half of Westmoreland County, PAXI 197Map of Pennsylvania Showing Early Claims of Connecticut,Maryland & Virginia XV 37Names of Several Towns and Cities with Spellings thatDemonstrate the Influence of OHGSS XVII 28Portion of a Field Map of a Rhineland Village 1845-1850XX 65Rapho Township, Lancaster County XV 167Rhenish Prussia and Surroundings XII 123Saarland Emigrants 1709-1799 XI 125-126Settlements of Germans in Pennsylvania XV 117Settling of the U.S.A. XV 121Swiss cantons XII 7Swiss in Ohio (Census of 1930) XII 6Switzerland’s Position in Europe XII 7Westrich Emigrants 1709-1799 XII 149Ohio Census Table of Native Swiss in 24 Counties, 1870-1930XII 9Old Fort at Saxe Landing, Near Chazy, Clinton Co., NY XI 59Ox Yoke and Threshing Flail drawing XV 118Pennsylvania Merchant (as imagined) ship drawing XV 112Principal Consonant Changes Occurring Within the OHGSStable XVII 21Record book drawing XVI 47Saarland Emigrants 1709-1799 graph XI 124Signatures of 17 March 1722 and 20 November 1741 XVII 173Supplies to be Purchased (July 10, 1830) XI 158Travelers drawing XV 111Vogel (Anna Marie and her Father Leo) Taken Around 1900XVI 145Westrich Emigrants 1709-1799 Graph XII 1506

SUBJECT INDEXIn some cases if there is, or may be, more than one way to spell a name or if ageographic area has more than one name; be sure to look under all possibilities.Index gives the volume and page number.106th Ohio Regiment XIX 57106th Ohio Volunteer RegimentXIX 56107th XIV 303107th Ohio XIV 305107th Regiment XIV 303108th Ohio Volunteer Regiment XIX 5611th Army Corp. XIV 3071200 Jahre Heringen - 1200 Jahre Heimat XVII 87, 8816th New York Infantry XI 781709-10 Hunter List #545 XVI 461709er New York families XIX 1211723-1973 Anniversary Magazine of the Tulpehocken (NY)XVI 1721782 Petetion of John Sumrall of Westmoreland County for aFerry XV 471796 History of Franklin & Pickaway Co., OH --1880 XVII 1401840 Census of PA Pensioners for Revolutionary of MilitaryService XIX 781848 German revolution XVII 115-116, 150, 184; XIX 74;XX 981848-49 revolutions XX 111848ers emigrated XX 1831858 Milwaukee Business Directory XV 1911860 Census Project, Indiana Historical Society XX 1971881 History of Milwaukee, Wisconsin XV 188-1891883 History of Shelby County, Ohio XVI 2818th Century Emigrants From the Northern Alsace to AmericaXVIII 9218th. Century Emigration From the County of SaynAltenkirchen, Rhineland-Palatinate, West Germany XI 901920 Federal Census XVII 971920 Federal Population Census: Catalog of National ArchivesMicrofilm XVII 971979 History of Adams County Indiana Volume II XV 1521980 U.S. Census XVII 1081990 Census and German-Americans article XVII 921990 U. S. Census XVIII 441993 Directory of Genealogical Societies XIX 381993 Directory of Professional Genealogical ResearchersXIX 1351994 Directory of Locality Periodicals XIX 1351st Company, 2nd Battalion, Lancaster County Militia (5thClass) XV 1631st Immanuel Lutheran Church, Chicaco, IL XIII 2041st Presbyterian Church of Plattsburgh XI 771st Reformed Church, Hackensack, NJ XIII 282,800 Neuhart Forebears XII 165200 Years in the Shenandoah Valley XIX 7620th Iowa Infantry Co. D. XII 2820th U. S. Army Air Force XVIII 16824th Regiment Illinois Company E XIV 30324th Regt. Illinois XIV 300250 Year History of My Trout Family XVIII 97, XX 4828th Ohio Volunteer Regiment XIX 562nd Battalion, Lancaster County Militia (5th Class, 1stCompany) XV 1632nd Battalion, NJ MIlitia XIII 282nd Presbyterian Church of Plattsburgh XI 7730 Years War XIII 164-165; XIX 58; XX 6, 44, 163, 18230 Years War see Thirty Years War30,000 Acres XVII 152300 Jahre Pfaelzer in Amerika XX 76300 Jahre Pfälzer in America XV 48300 Years Palatines in America XVI 17332nd Indiana Regiment XVIII 22; XIX 573rd English-Waldeck Regiment XIX 178-1793rd Waldeck Regiment XIX 178-179400 Jahre Anken, Lehmann Ahensuche XIX 45400 Years Anken XVI 153450 Year Annweiler, Germany Registry, 1477-1927 XVII 15246th Virginia Militia XIX 304th Guard-Grenadier Regiment "The Queen's" XIII 2285th Battalion Philadelphia County Militia XIX 995th Class, 1st Company, 2nd Battalion, Lancaster CountyMilitia XV 163750 Jahre Bierbach XI 11082nd Regt. Illinois XIV 30090 Repertories XI 7995 Theses XIV 18396th District, SC XI 10097th XIV 3039th Ohio Volunteer Regiment XIX 56, 57.and Left for Pennsylvania. Some Aspects of the History ofPalatine Emigration to North America in the 17th and 18thCentury XV 48A Tree Grows in Funks Grove, a History of the FunkStubblefield Families of McLean County, Illinois XVIII 167AAA 1990 Travel Guide to Europe XVI 98AAA Airline XII 93, 99Aabenraa County, Denmark XVII 82Aachen XVI 79Aachen, Archdioc. Coeln XIV 42, 217; XIX 14, 22-23Aachen, Germany XV 68Aarau, Germany XIX 150-151, 153Aarberg, Switzerland XX 102, 109Aarchivstelle Koblenz des Archives der Evangelischen Kircheim Rheinland (Reformed) Urbach parish XIII 24Aargau (Canton of), Switzerland XX 109Aargau XVIII 77Aargau, Aarau XIX 150-151, 153Aargau, Baden XIX 150-152, 154Aargau, Bremgarten XIX 153Aargau, Brugg XIX 151-155Aargau, Laufenberg XIX 151, 153-154Aargau, Lenzburg XIX 151-155Aargau, Muir XIX 154Aargau, Oberkulm XIX 153Aargau, Rheinfelden XIX 150-155Aargau, Zofingen XIX 152-154Aargau, Zurzach XIX 150, 152-153Aargetsinger XI 140Aaronburg XVIII 41Abbühl XVI 153Abbiel XVII 98Abbil XVII 987

Abbink III, Bernardin XV 9Abbots (German) XIV 183Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center, Williamsburg, VAXVIII 29abby of Wadgassen XII 167Abdul-Hamid-Khan, Grand Sultan of Turkey XIII 233Abel XVI 154; XVII 98Abele XVII 98Abelin XVII 98Abellinger XVII 98Abendpost newspaper XVII 149Abend-Presse newspaper XVIII 5Abentheuer, Germany XVI 18 mapAbentheuerhütte ironmill XVI 15Abentheuerthütte, Germany XVI 7-8, 12, 17Aber XI 139; XVII 98Abercrombie, James XV 160Aberlin XVII 98Abilene, KS XVII 176Abkemeyer, A. Cath. Sophia XX 23Abkemeyer, Catharina Maria XX 23Abkemeyer, Clemens Adolph XX 23Abkemeyer, Eberhard Heinrich XX 23Abkemeyer, Hermann Christoph XX 23Abkemeyer, Joh. Heinrich XX 23Abkemeyer, Johann Heinrich XX 23Abkemeyer, M. C. Elis. Götker XX 23Abkemeyer, Maria Angela XX 23Abkemeyer, Maria Elisabeth XX 23Abkemeyer, Maria Elisabeth Rethmann XX 23Abkemeyer Meyer, Maria Gert. XX 33Able Schoenberger Jr., Anna Margaret XIX 32Ablrecht (Prince) XIII 229abolitionist newspaper XVIII 5Abraham XVII 98Abraham Lincoln's Ancestry: German or English? XVIII 102Abris XVII 98Abriß XVII 98Abrist XVII 98Abstracts From the Engine of Liberty & Union AdvertiserPublished in Uniontown, Frederick County (now CarrollCounty), Maryland 1813-1815 XVIII 155Abstracts of South Central Pennsylvania Newspapers, 17851890 XX 92Abstracts of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants & SurveysXI 132Abstracts of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants & Surveys,Frederick County 1747-1754 XI 85Abstracts of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants & Surveys,Orange and Augusta Counties with Tithables, Delinquents,Petitioners 1730-1754 XI 85Abstracts of Wills, Northampton County, 1752-1840 XVII 141Abt, Carl A. XIV 28Acadians XI 61accouchement XVII 6Account Book for the Famer 1876 Amos Barber II XI 79Account of the Indian Tribes of Ohio XVIII 135Account of the Manners of the German Inhabitants ofPennsylvania XVIII 49Ache XIII 153Ache Köber, Christina XIV 175Achenbach Washabaugh, Anna Maria XX 146Acker XVII 98Acker see EakerAcker, Catharine Werlie XIX 27Acker, Catherine Hepner XIX 27Acker, George XIX 27Acker, Jacob XIX 27Acker, Johann Heinrich XIX 27Acker, Michael XIX 27Acker Diller, Maria XVIII 127Acker Faust, Catharine XIX 117Acker Frisinger, Anna Catharine XIX 27Acker Piper, Elizabeth XIX 27Acker Schminke, Susanna XV 63Acker/Ocker Swank, Mary XX 190Acker Worley, Magdalena XIX 27Ackerhau XVII 98Ackerknecht, Christina Jud XI 137Ackerknecht, Theuss XI 137Ackerknecht Mittelberger, Barbara XI 137Ackerlin XVII 98Ackerman XI 139; XVI 154Ackerman, Anna Mann XVII 17Ackerman, Jacob XVII 17Ackerman Satorius, Alma XVIII 129Ackermann, Catherine Leuthner XIX 116Ackermann, Johannes XIX 116Ackermann, John XIX 116Ackermann, Maria Magdalena Boehm XIX 116Ackermann, Mary XIX 116Ackermann, Michael XIX 116Ackermann, Paul XIV 300Ackermann Blinkwitz, Elizabeth XIX 116Ackermann Hall, Clara XIX 116Ackermann Rogalski, Magdalena XIX 116Ackermann Satorius, Alma XIX 116Ackler-Ackley XI 139Acre Buckwalter, Mary M. XVI 132a

Guth Family Tree (1898) XIII 4 Hacker, Hocker, Hockert Heritage XIV 4 Hank Jones, Annette Burgert Publications XIV 1 Harney's Computer Miscellany XIV 2 Henry and Marie Struve XV 2 Hess Family: a Family Palatinate/Niederbronn, Alsace to Ohio and Indiana XVII 1 Hier