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10 German Words You Won't Find in a Dictionary
As genealogy deals with historical documents, researchers often run into German words that are no longer in bilingual dictionaries. In this article, Katherine Schober discusses 10 common words that are in many genealogical documents, but no longer in dictionaries.
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19 Most Common Abbreviations in German Genealogy
Frustrated with all those German abbreviations? 19 of the most common with their meanings explained.
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25 Milestone Words for Finding Your German Ancestor
The 25 most important words to help you find your German ancestor when researching their major life events.
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5 Secret Transcription Tips from a German Genealogy Translator
Need help transcribing your German documents? Check out how you can use your own computer to make your work faster and easier with these 5 tips.
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7 Tips for Reading German Marriage Certificates - SK Translations
Finally obtained a marriage certificate for your ancestor but can't read it? Here, German genealogy translator Katherine Schober offers seven tips to help you decipher the clue-laden documents.
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Annika Romero - Certified German - English Translation Service
English to German translation services.
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beliebte Vornamen: Hitlisten 1890 - 2008
The most popular first names in Germany since 1890.
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BYU's Script Tutorial - Making Sense of Old Handwriting
English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Latin.
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EK Translations - Special Interest
German-English transcriptions and translations of old German script (Kanzlei- and Kurrentschrift, Sütterlin) and Fraktur typeface.
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FamilySearch - Old German Script
By Fritz Juengling Ph.D., AG.
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FamilySearch Wiki - German Word List
This list contains German words with their English translations. The words included here are those that you are likely to find in genealogical sources.
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FamilySearch Wiki - Germany Letter Writing Guide
For genealogical queries, from FamilySearch.org.
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