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====State Archives====
Duplicate records from some parishes are in the state archives. Many of these records have been microfilmed and are available at the FamilySearch Library. However, for records that are not microfilmed, you can sometimes write to the state archives to request searches of the duplicates. For more information, see [[Germany Archives and Libraries|Germany Archives and Libraries]].
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*[[Media:Localities.pdf|'''Pdf Archive Inventory''']]: "Part 1 of 2: Church records in Archives" - is an inventory of localities and the location or archive where their records should be found. The sixth column, '''"Archives"''', gives a number. To find the name and contact information, look up that number in the second column of this .pdf:  [[Media:Archive_Add_.pdf|'''Part 2: Archive Addresses.''']]  It is not clear how up-to-date this inventory is.
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<br> Here is a link to an article by Volkmar Weiss re. family history research in Saxon archives: [http://www.v-weiss.de/interesse.html http://www.v-weiss.de/interesse.html]&nbsp;The author also&nbsp;created a list of records with genealogical content, their time&nbsp;frames and&nbsp;repositories&nbsp;most useful to the family researcher looking for&nbsp;such in Saxony. See [http://www.v-weiss.de/sachsen-archive.html http://www.v-weiss.de/sachsen-archive.html] Clicking on&nbsp;"Sachregister der personengeschichtlichen Quellen" will list record types&nbsp;and also show for which town/village they are available.&nbsp; For availability of such records check also [https://www.familysearch.org/#form=catalog www.familysearch.org] FamilySearch Catalog.<br><br>There is a general article about Archives and Libraries in FamilySearch Wiki, Portal Germany, [[Germany Archives and Libraries|Archives and Libraries]] which will explain the use of them in a condensed fashion.
Some archives offer searches for a fee. Archives might be unable to handle genealogical requests, but they can determine whether they have specific records you need, sometimes perform very brief research, such as just one record, or they may recommend a researcher who can search the records for you. Archivists are required to speak English. <br>
====E-mail====
*You can  e-mail archives and ask whether they have records for a parish. Also, you should inquire whether they provide research services and what their fees are. '''You can communicate with the archives in English.'''
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'''HAUPTSTAATSARCHIV DRESDEN'''<br>
Archivstrasse 14 <br>
01097 Dresden <br>
Germany<br>
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Postal address: <br>
Postfach 100 444 <br>
01074 Dresden<br>
Germany<br>
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Phone: (+49) (0) 351-89 219 711 (Lesesaal); -89 219 710 (central dial-up)<br>
Telefax: (+49) (0) 351-89 219 709<br>
*[http://www.archiv.sachsen.de/recherchedienste.html '''Referral list for researchers.''']
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'''State Archives Leipzig'''<br>
Schongauerstr. 1 <br>
04328 Leipzig<br>
Germany<br>
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Phone: (+49) (0) 341-2 55 55 14 (Lesesaal); -2 55 55 00 (central dial-up)<br>
Fax: (+49) (0) 341-2 55 55 55<br>
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'''State Archives Chemnitz '''<br>
Elsasser Str. 8 <br>
09120 Chemnitz<br>
Germany<br>
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Phone: (+49) (0) 371-91 199 211 (Lesesaal); -91 199 210 (central dial-up)<br>
Fax: (+49) 371-91 199 209<br>
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'''Bergarchiv Freimberg'''<br>
Schlossplatz 4 <br>
09599 Freiberg<br>
Germany<br>
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Phone: (+49) (0) 3731-39 46 10 (Lesesaal); -39 46 00 (central dial-up)<br>
Fax: (+49) 3731-39 46 27<br>
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'''State Archives Bautzen'''<br>
Schloßstr. 10 <br>
02625 Bautzen<br>
Germany<br>
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Phone: (+49) (0) 3591-53 48 72<br>
Fax: (+49) (0) 3591-53 48 17<br>
Website: http://www.bautzen.de/archivverbund.asp<br>


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====Lutheran Archives====
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Evangelisch-Lutherische Landeskirche Sachsens Landeskirchenarchiv<br>
Lukasstrasse 6 <br>
01069 Dresden<br>
Germany <br>
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Phone: 0351 4692-353 <br>
Fax: 0351 4692-109<br>
E-Mail: Landeskirchenarchiv.Dresden@evlks.de<br>
[http://www.evlks.de/landeskirche/landeskirchenamt/101.html '''Website''']


This is a link to the oldest library collection in Saxony: http://rsb.zwickau.de/
====Catholic Archives====
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'''Diocesan Archives of the Diocese of Dresden-Meissen'''<br>
Bishops' Ordinariat <br>
Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 84<br>
01309 Dresden<br>
Germany<br>
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Phone: 03591 - 35195 0<br>
Fax: 03591 - 35195 22<br>
E-mail: Archiv@ordinariat-bautzen.de<br>
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==Resources==
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*Weiss, Volkmar. [http://www.v-weiss.de/interesse.html http://www.v-weiss.de/interesse.html '''''Personal and public interest - opposites in genealogists as archival users?'''''] Family history research in Saxon archives:


The four state archives of Sachsen, Dresden, Leipzig, Freiberg and Chemnitz have their archival holdings online, see http://www.archiv.sachsen.de/5429.htm There is also a provisional archive for Bautzen.
*Weiss, Volkmar. [http://www.v-weiss.de/sachsen-archive.html '''''Sachregister der personengeschichtlichen Quellen'''''.
 
For addresses of local archives see: http://www.archivschule.de/content/29.html  
 
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'''Death Records in the City Archive of Leipzig'''  
 
Since 1595 the death records of the city of Leipzig were not recorded as usual by the Church but were written down by the city council's office. This office issued burial certificates which the gravedigger needed. After the burial the certificate was returned and&nbsp;collected in the so called Leichenbuch. Since 1846 the burial certificates have been arranged alphabetically.
 
The books are located at the City Archive in Leipzig with the following archival registration numbers:
 
'''1.2.1.4 Leichenschreiberei'''
 
1.2.1.4.1 business records
 
1.2.1.4.1.1 city council death record books 1595-1875
 
1.2.1.4.1.2 burial certificates 1846-1875
 
1.2.1.4.1.3 burial books of gravediggers 1690-1879
 
1.2.1.4.1.4 books of the graves at the Johannis cemetery 1680-1875
 
1.2.1.4.1.5 various registers and indexes
 
Source: http://www.leipzig.de/imperia/md/content/10-9_stadtarchiv/bestandsuebersicht_2009.pdf
 
To contact the City Archive of Leipzig, see
 
E-Mail: stadtarchiv@leipzig.de
 
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*[http://rsb.zwickau.de/  Zwickau Library]. The oldest library collection in Saxony.


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State Archives[edit | edit source]

Duplicate records from some parishes are in the state archives. Many of these records have been microfilmed and are available at the FamilySearch Library. However, for records that are not microfilmed, you can sometimes write to the state archives to request searches of the duplicates. For more information, see Germany Archives and Libraries.

  • Pdf Archive Inventory: "Part 1 of 2: Church records in Archives" - is an inventory of localities and the location or archive where their records should be found. The sixth column, "Archives", gives a number. To find the name and contact information, look up that number in the second column of this .pdf: Part 2: Archive Addresses.  It is not clear how up-to-date this inventory is.


Some archives offer searches for a fee. Archives might be unable to handle genealogical requests, but they can determine whether they have specific records you need, sometimes perform very brief research, such as just one record, or they may recommend a researcher who can search the records for you. Archivists are required to speak English.

E-mail[edit | edit source]

  • You can e-mail archives and ask whether they have records for a parish. Also, you should inquire whether they provide research services and what their fees are. You can communicate with the archives in English.


HAUPTSTAATSARCHIV DRESDEN
Archivstrasse 14
01097 Dresden
Germany

Postal address:
Postfach 100 444
01074 Dresden
Germany

Phone: (+49) (0) 351-89 219 711 (Lesesaal); -89 219 710 (central dial-up)
Telefax: (+49) (0) 351-89 219 709


State Archives Leipzig
Schongauerstr. 1
04328 Leipzig
Germany

Phone: (+49) (0) 341-2 55 55 14 (Lesesaal); -2 55 55 00 (central dial-up)
Fax: (+49) (0) 341-2 55 55 55

State Archives Chemnitz
Elsasser Str. 8
09120 Chemnitz
Germany

Phone: (+49) (0) 371-91 199 211 (Lesesaal); -91 199 210 (central dial-up)
Fax: (+49) 371-91 199 209


Bergarchiv Freimberg
Schlossplatz 4
09599 Freiberg
Germany

Phone: (+49) (0) 3731-39 46 10 (Lesesaal); -39 46 00 (central dial-up)
Fax: (+49) 3731-39 46 27


State Archives Bautzen
Schloßstr. 10
02625 Bautzen
Germany

Phone: (+49) (0) 3591-53 48 72
Fax: (+49) (0) 3591-53 48 17
Website: http://www.bautzen.de/archivverbund.asp

Lutheran Archives[edit | edit source]


Evangelisch-Lutherische Landeskirche Sachsens Landeskirchenarchiv
Lukasstrasse 6
01069 Dresden
Germany

Phone: 0351 4692-353
Fax: 0351 4692-109
E-Mail: Landeskirchenarchiv.Dresden@evlks.de
Website

Catholic Archives[edit | edit source]


Diocesan Archives of the Diocese of Dresden-Meissen
Bishops' Ordinariat
Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 84
01309 Dresden
Germany

Phone: 03591 - 35195 0
Fax: 03591 - 35195 22
E-mail: Archiv@ordinariat-bautzen.de

Resources[edit | edit source]