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 Further records are with the civil registration offices in Hamburg.&nbsp; One can search names in the general register, contact email: [mailto:Generalregister-Hamburg@t-online.de Generalregister-Hamburg@t-online.de]
 A register of all civil registration offices since 1874 can be located&nbsp;[http://www.hamburg.de/Dibis/form/pdf/stverz.pdf here]
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+'''Address books'''
+At the website of the Uni Hamburg all address and telephone books for Hamburg are being digitized. Further information can be found [http://agora.sub.uni-hamburg.de/subhh-adress/digbib/start here]
+<br>
+'''Citizens' registers'''
+For the years 1892-1925 the registration cards for those who died or moved from Hamburg are available. Further cards were destroyed in 1943. For the time frame 1943-1945 an alphabatical register is available as microfilm in the archive. For data after 1945 the state archive can merely give information because of privacy laws.
+Furthermore a house register is available for 1939-1968, however, privacy laws apply here as well.
+<br>
-'''Address books'''
+'''Civil Registration and church books'''
-At the website of the Uni Hamburg all address and telephone books for Hamburg are being digitized. Further information can be found [http://agora.sub.uni-hamburg.de/subhh-adress/digbib/start here]
+Civil registration books of the Marie 1811-1815
+Church books of the Evangelical-Lutheran church of Hamburg before 1866
+Church books of the Reformed Church before 1884 and the Mennonites
-'''Citizens' registers'''
+Civil Registration from 1866 to 1875
-For the years 1892-1925 the registration cards for those who died or moved from Hamburg are available. Further cards were destroyed in 1943. For the time frame 1943-1945 an alphabatical register is available as microfilm in the archive. For data after 1945 the state archive can merely give information because of privacy laws.
+Records of cities annexed to Hamburg&nbsp; in 1937 from Prussia (Altona, Harburg, Wandsbek) and parishes are in their books. This is also true for the Evangelical-Lutheran parishes of the Alt-Hamburg area from before 1865.
+Records can be found in the appropriate Kirchenkreis of the Nordelbische Landeskirche.
+Catholic records for the Archdiocese Hamburg can be retrieved through [http://www.erzbistum-hamburg.de/ Erzbistum Hamburg]
-Furthermore a house register is available for 1939-1968, however, privacy laws apply here as well.
+'''Emigration'''
-'''Civil Registration and church books'''
+Emigration lists are available for the years 1850-1934 on microfilm. Online data is available for the years 1877 to 1914 at [http://www.ancestry.de www.ancestry.de]
-Civil registration books of the Marie 1811-1815
-Church books of the Evangelical-Lutheran church of Hamburg before 1866
-Church books of the Reformed Church before 1884 and the Mennonites
+'''Other archival records'''
-Civil Registration from 1866 to 1875
+The inventory of the Hamburg State Archive can be retrieved [http://www.hamburg.de/bestaendeuebersicht/180312/bestaendeuebersicht-start.htm here]&nbsp;
-Records of cities annexed to Hamburg&nbsp; in 1937 from Prussia (Altona, Harburg, Wandsbek) and parishes are in their books. This is also true for the Evangelical-Lutheran parishes of the Alt-Hamburg area from before 1865.
-Records can be found in the appropriate Kirchenkreis of the Nordelbische Landeskirche.
-Catholic records for the Archdiocese Hamburg can be retrieved through [http://www.erzbistum-hamburg.de/ Erzbistum Hamburg]
+'''Research assistance'''
+The State Archive Hamburg has provided a list of researchers they endorse, who will do research for you. Here is the [http://www.hamburg.de/personenstandsbuecher/1604548/personenkunde-unterdat04-start.htm list]
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