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Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Languages-in-German-Genealogical-Documents.pdf HERE for the syllabus] | Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Languages-in-German-Genealogical-Documents.pdf HERE for the syllabus] | ||
= Meyer's Gazetteer Now Online, Indexed and Fully Searchable! = | == Meyer's Gazetteer Now Online, Indexed and Fully Searchable! == | ||
Meyer's has long been the standard gazetteer for German genealogy. It is a valuable tool, but difficult to use. Fortunately, Meyer's gazetteer has been carefully extracted, indexed, cross-referenced with German Empire maps, and made available for free at Meyersgaz.org. A working knowledge of this website will facilitate and improve your German genealogical efforts. | Meyer's has long been the standard gazetteer for German genealogy. It is a valuable tool, but difficult to use. Fortunately, Meyer's gazetteer has been carefully extracted, indexed, cross-referenced with German Empire maps, and made available for free at Meyersgaz.org. A working knowledge of this website will facilitate and improve your German genealogical efforts. | ||