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He<u>'''p'''</u>e [He<u>'''ß'''</u>e]= He<u>'''ss'''</u>en<br> | He<u>'''p'''</u>e [He<u>'''ß'''</u>e]= He<u>'''ss'''</u>en<br> | ||
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'''Letters Qu and Kw <br>''' | '''Letters Qu and Kw <br>''' | ||
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'''Letters Sch and S''' | '''Letters Sch and S''' | ||
<u>'''Sch'''</u>wanstrup = <u>'''S'''</u>vanstrup [Also note that w and v are interchangeable].<br> | <u>'''Sch'''</u>wanstrup = <u>'''S'''</u>vanstrup [Also note that w and v are interchangeable].<br> | ||
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Sch G <br> | Sch G <br> | ||
'''Letters Sch and Sk''' | '''Letters Sch and Sk''' | ||
'''<u>Sch</u>'''eldegaard [German] is | '''<u>Sch</u>'''eldegaard [German] is found in Danish gazetteers as '''<u>Sk</u>'''eldegaard. | ||
Sh Sch | Sh Sch | ||
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ai = aj = ay = ei = ej = ey = eih = eu = äu = oi = oy = ei<br>aa = ah = a<br>ä = ae = äh = aeh = ee = eh = ö = öh = e<br>ie = ih = j = ü = ue = üh = ueh = ui = uy = y = i<br>o = oh = oa | ai = aj = ay = ei = ej = ey = eih = eu = äu = oi = oy = ei<br>aa = ah = a<br>ä = ae = äh = aeh = ee = eh = ö = öh = e<br>ie = ih = j = ü = ue = üh = ueh = ui = uy = y = i<br>o = oh = oa | ||
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French and equivalent German names for villages in Alsace (Moselle) can be found on the Internet. | French and equivalent German names for villages in Alsace (Moselle) can be found on the Internet. | ||
Kowallis, Gay P. ''The Danish Genealogical Helper'', p. 3. <br>Jeske, p. 2.<br>Jeske, p. 2.<br>Reschke, Horst A. "Prussia Gazetteer, a vital tool in German research," in ''German Genealogical Digest''. | Kowallis, Gay P. ''The Danish Genealogical Helper'', p. 3. <br>Jeske, p. 2.<br>Jeske, p. 2.<br>Reschke, Horst A. "Prussia Gazetteer, a vital tool in German research," in ''German Genealogical Digest''. | ||
Jeske, p. 2-3.<br>C. Russell Jensen, p. 35. | Jeske, p. 2-3.<br>C. Russell Jensen, p. 35. | ||
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'''Bibliography'''<br>1. Ferguson, Laraine K. "Census Records in Northern Germany, Pt. 1 Schleswig-Holstein" in ''German Genealogical Digest ''Vol. 6 No. 4 (Winter 1990).<br>2. Gardner, Duncan B. ''German Towns in Slovakia and Upper Hungary. A Genealogical Gazetteer''. Lakewood, Ohio, 1988.<br>3. Gölzer, Bernd. "Fehler in der Familienforschung" in ''Saarländische Familienkunde'', Vol. 9, pp. 96-107.<br>4. Heintz, A. "Verschollene Ortsnamen" in ''Mitteilungen des Historischen Vereins der Pfalz'' 5 (1875), pp. 49-122.<br>5. Jensen, Larry O. ''A Genealogical Handbook of German Research''. Revised Edition. Pleasant Grove, Utah: 1978. <br>6. Jensen, C. Russell Ph.D. ''Parish Register Latin: An Introduction''. Vita Nova Books, 1988. <br>7. Jeschke, Gerhard. ''Place Names in German-Speaking Countries''. Unpublished manuscript.<br>8. Kowallis, Gay P. and Elly Poulsen. ''The Danish Genealogical Helper''. Everton Publishers.<br>9. Minert, Roger. ''Spelling Variations in German Names: Solving Family History Problems Through Applications of German and English Phonetics''. Woods Cross, Utah, 2000.<br>10. Ortell, Gerald. ''A. Polish Parish Records of the Roman Catholic Church, Their Use and Understanding in Genealogical Research''. Genun Publishers, 1989.<br>11. Schlyter, Daniel M. ''A Handbook of Czechoslovak Genealogical Research'', Genun Publishers, 1990.<br>12. Shea, Jonathan D. Russian Language Documents from Russian Poland. A Translation Manual for Genealogists. Genun Publishers, 1989. | '''Bibliography'''<br>1. Ferguson, Laraine K. "Census Records in Northern Germany, Pt. 1 Schleswig-Holstein" in ''German Genealogical Digest ''Vol. 6 No. 4 (Winter 1990).<br>2. Gardner, Duncan B. ''German Towns in Slovakia and Upper Hungary. A Genealogical Gazetteer''. Lakewood, Ohio, 1988.<br>3. Gölzer, Bernd. "Fehler in der Familienforschung" in ''Saarländische Familienkunde'', Vol. 9, pp. 96-107.<br>4. Heintz, A. "Verschollene Ortsnamen" in ''Mitteilungen des Historischen Vereins der Pfalz'' 5 (1875), pp. 49-122.<br>5. Jensen, Larry O. ''A Genealogical Handbook of German Research''. Revised Edition. Pleasant Grove, Utah: 1978. <br>6. Jensen, C. Russell Ph.D. ''Parish Register Latin: An Introduction''. Vita Nova Books, 1988. <br>7. Jeschke, Gerhard. ''Place Names in German-Speaking Countries''. Unpublished manuscript.<br>8. Kowallis, Gay P. and Elly Poulsen. ''The Danish Genealogical Helper''. Everton Publishers.<br>9. Minert, Roger. ''Spelling Variations in German Names: Solving Family History Problems Through Applications of German and English Phonetics''. Woods Cross, Utah, 2000.<br>10. Ortell, Gerald. ''A. Polish Parish Records of the Roman Catholic Church, Their Use and Understanding in Genealogical Research''. Genun Publishers, 1989.<br>11. Schlyter, Daniel M. ''A Handbook of Czechoslovak Genealogical Research'', Genun Publishers, 1990.<br>12. Shea, Jonathan D. Russian Language Documents from Russian Poland. A Translation Manual for Genealogists. Genun Publishers, 1989. | ||