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'''For a comprehensive understanding of naturalization and citizenship records, study the article''' [[Germany Naturalization and Citizenship|'''Germany Naturalization and Citizenship.''']] | |||
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=== Residence laws in the Kingdom of Hanover (Hannover) === | |||
=== Residence laws in the Kingdom of Hannover === | |||
With the constant population growth in the Kingdom of Hanover, the government released some laws to regulate residence rights. The following was determined March 31, 1830: | |||
With the constant population growth in the Kingdom of | |||
The right to live at a certain place is obtained | The right to live at a certain place is obtained | ||
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To obtain the rights of residence by administrative permission | To obtain the rights of residence by administrative permission | ||
1. in cities and small towns by obtaining citizenship or administrative approval<br>2. in villages | 1. in cities and small towns by obtaining citizenship or administrative approval<br>2. in villages by obtaining property, such as a house or by approval of the community and administrative compliance or<br>3. by administrative compliance without community approval | ||
An applicant obtains administrative approval against the will of the community, if he can show excellent references about his character from his former place of residence. Such a person receives permission to settle if he has the means to establish himself in his profession, becomes a member of a guild and has a place of residence. If a person is a day laborer or a farm hand and has proof of extended work, he can receive the right of residence if he is fit for work, can prove that he has employment, has found a residence and has enough means to support himself and his family.A place of residence for unmarried servants should not be granted by the authorities. | An applicant obtains administrative approval against the will of the community, if he can show excellent references about his character from his former place of residence. Such a person receives permission to settle if he has the means to establish himself in his profession, becomes a member of a guild and has a place of residence. If a person is a day laborer or a farm hand and has proof of extended work, he can receive the right of residence if he is fit for work, can prove that he has employment, has found a residence and has enough means to support himself and his family.A place of residence for unmarried servants should not be granted by the authorities. | ||
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Residents who take in non-residents and do not notify the authorities within 2 weeks become subject to hefty fines. The right to permanent residence can only be obtained if intention for permanent residency is evident. Students, pupils, journeymen, apprentices, and servants cannot obtain permanent residency. People who are hired by the community, such as shepherds, foresters etc. who have an established household and whose services last longer than a few months have the right of permanent residency. | Residents who take in non-residents and do not notify the authorities within 2 weeks become subject to hefty fines. The right to permanent residence can only be obtained if intention for permanent residency is evident. Students, pupils, journeymen, apprentices, and servants cannot obtain permanent residency. People who are hired by the community, such as shepherds, foresters etc. who have an established household and whose services last longer than a few months have the right of permanent residency. | ||
Source:<br>Christian H. Ebhardt. [http://books.google.com/books?id=JVxDAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA830&lpg=PA830&dq=muehlen+und+Mahlzins+in+Koenigreich+ | Source:<br>Christian H. Ebhardt. [http://books.google.com/books?id=JVxDAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA830&lpg=PA830&dq=muehlen+und+Mahlzins+in+Koenigreich+Hanover&source=bl&ots=wg82jZi8KW&sig=nbbPZRt6VY2dvwD9dN0VXx-My0M&hl=en&sa=X&ei=V3boT4LWC6bs2QX7gaXaCQ&ved=0CC4Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false ''Gesetze, Verordnungen und Ausschreiben für das Königreich Hanover Vol. 7''] | ||
[[Category:Naturalization_and_Citizenship Records by Country]] | [[Category:Naturalization_and_Citizenship Records by Country]] | ||
=== '''Citizenship records of Eldagsen from the 17th and 18th century''' === | === '''Citizenship records of Eldagsen from the 17th and 18th century''' === | ||
These records are based on various record types found in the city archive Eldagsen. The citizens are listed by name and profession. The lists were organized by streets, starting with the city center. | These records are based on various record types found in the city archive Eldagsen. The citizens are listed by name and profession. The lists were organized by streets, starting with the city center. <br><br> | ||
*{{FSC|Germany, Preußen, Hannover, Eldagsen - Taxation|subject|subject-id=584642333|disp=Bürgerverzeichnisse der Stadt Eldagsen}} at FamilySearch. | |||
=== Listing of burghers in Göttingen === | === Listing of burghers in Göttingen === | ||
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The authors of the volumes were also adamant to find out widows’ maiden names. Of importance was the name of guarantors since one can conclude from their profession, what the profession of the applicant might have been and what possible relationships existed.<br>If an ancestor is listed in the Göttinger citizenship books his name can be determined by browsing through the online list provided by this forum. For further information on a name contact the forum member who posted the list/s. | The authors of the volumes were also adamant to find out widows’ maiden names. Of importance was the name of guarantors since one can conclude from their profession, what the profession of the applicant might have been and what possible relationships existed.<br>If an ancestor is listed in the Göttinger citizenship books his name can be determined by browsing through the online list provided by this forum. For further information on a name contact the forum member who posted the list/s. | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library has the names of Götting burghers for the years 1328-1710. The call number for these books is 943.59/G1 p49g v. 1 and 2. | ||
Source: ''Die Göttinger Bürgeraufnahmen'' by Heinz Kelterborn. 1980<br> | Source: ''Die Göttinger Bürgeraufnahmen'' by Heinz Kelterborn. 1980<br> | ||
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