Netherlands Online Genealogy Records

The Netherlands Genealogy The Netherlands Online Genealogy Records

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The Netherlands Online Genealogy Records These are genealogy links to The Netherlands online databases to assist in researching your family history. This online collection has links to online databases and indexes that may include birth records, marriage records, death records, biographies, cemeteries, censuses, histories, immigration records, land records, maps, military records, native races, newspapers, obituaries, or probate records. Incomplete.

Church Records and Vital Records Births, Baptisms, or Christenings; Marriages; Deaths or Burials - Church Records and Civil Registration FamilySearch Historical Record Collection for the Netherlands has church records (best record to use before 1811) and civil registration (best record to use after 1811). However, they are much easier to navigate using Zoek Akten as an index. Instructions for Zoek Akten: Click on the two-letter abbreviation tab for the province. This will bring up a list of localities. Click on the locality you want. Next you will see a list of record types to select. English interface is not available at this time. Translation of records to choose: DTB: Dopen - baptisms (christenings) (Onder)Trouwen, Trouwbijlagen - marriages Begraven - burials Lid maten - members Burgerlijke Stand: - Registry of births, deaths and marriages: Tafels - tables Geboorten - births Huwelijksaangiften - marriage declarations Huwelijksafkondigingen - banns Huwelijken en Echtscheidingen - marriages and divorces Huwelijksbijlagen - marriage supplements Overlijden - deaths Bevolkingsregisters: - Censuses: Maak een keuze - "make a choice". Click here once you choose the record type. You will then see organized lists of available images. Wie Was Wie -a genealogical collection created by the Dutch Rijksarchiefdienst (National Archives), taken directly from the Civil Register, the most important Dutch source for genealogical research. Marriage records from all provinces were entered first into the system. Most of the participating archives are also entering records of birth and death. As of April 2015 over 107 million records have been extracted and posted. Incomplete. The following records have their own index. Netherlands, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910. FamilySearch Historical Records. Indexed. Incomplete. Netherlands, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910. MyHeritage.com, ($). Indexed. Incomplete. Netherlands, Select Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910, Ancestry.com, ($).I ndexed. Incomplete. Netherlands, Marriages, 1565-1892. FamilySearch Historical Records. Indexed. Incomplete. Netherlands Marriages, 1565-1892, MyHeritage.com, ($). Index. Incomplete. Netherlands Marriages, 1565-1892, Ancestry.com, ($). Index. Incomplete. Netherlands Births and Christenings, 1608-1882, ($). Index. Incomplete. Netherlands Marriages, 1637-1892, ($). Netherlands, Deaths and Burials, 1668-1945. Indexed. Incomplete. Netherlands, Select Deaths and Burials, 1668-1945. Ancestry.com, ($). Indexed. Incomplete. Netherlands, Deaths and Burials, 1668-1945. MyHeritage.com, ($). Indexed. Incomplete. Web: Netherlands, Genlias Marriage Index, (Nederland, Genlias Huwelijken Index), 1795-1944, ($). Web: Netherlands, Genlias Death Index (Nederland, Genlias Overlijden Index), 1796-1960, ($). Web: Netherlands, Genlias Baptism Index, (Nederland, Genlias Doop Index), 1811-1902, ($). Large Databases With Many Record Types Digital Resources Netherlands and Belgium, geneaknowhow.net. Click on the folder titled “Digital Resources Netherlands and Belgium”. The left-hand navigation bar includes general information, passenger lists, and then names each province in both countries with the sections:”Internet” [lists links to internet resources for towns in this province] and “disk/cd-r” [material available on diskettes or CD-Rom, either free or for purchase]. Zoek Akten. The site lists records available on FamilySearch.org and offers a an easier interface to get to the record type and time period needed. Also has some indexes, i.e. to military records and emigrants. Digitale Stamboom. Indexed births, marriages, deaths,and other records from Gemmentearchief Delt, Archief Emland, Regionaal Historisch Centrum Eindhoven, Gemeentearchief Rotterdam, Haags Gemeentearchief. Archivenet, website for the Dutch archive system]. If searching for a specific locality, click on “Nederland” in the top left and choose either “plaats” (place) or “provincie” (province). Click on the locality in which you want to search, and a list of all the archives, by type and town, comes up with automatic links.English is available for part of the site. Biographies BiographyOnline, Famous Dutch People Biography Portal of the Netherlands Cemeteries Graftombe. Digital cemetery records with name search. Incomplete. Onine Cemetery Records. Index. Incomplete. Census Records Netherlands, Census and Population Registers, 1574-1940. Images of census records and population registers. Not every municipality is included. Most records cover about 1830-1920. Records are arranged either chronologically, alphabetically, by neighborhood or village. Some volumes are indexed and some places contain separate index volumes. Incomplete. Church Records Netherlands, Bibliothèque Wallonne, Card Indexes, ca. 1500-1858. Abstracts of baptisms, marriages, deaths, and memberships from French Protestant parish registers from Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Card index. Incomplete. Citizenship Netherlands, Limburg Province, Certificates of Nationality, 1860-1913. Certificates of Dutch Nationals and their children who lived and worked in other countries, principally Germany and Belgium. Information includes name, date and place of birth or age, residence, and occupation. Many certificates also contain the name, date and place of birth of parents, spouse, and children. Only surnames Aacken to Kicken are included in the collection. Index. Incomplete. Compiled Genealogies Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie. Resources include printed genealogies in the CBG library, funeral cards and – notices, pictures, and contact information of others researching the surname, among others. HCC Genealogie-collection of compiled genealogies. Stamboomzoeker, "Pedigree seeker". Genealogieonline Emigration, Immigration, and Passenger Lists Netherlands, Passenger Lists Holland-America Line, 1900-1974. Passenger lists for the Holland-America Line (Holland Amerika Lijn) which transported numerous refugees from war-torn Europe to the United States prior to 1941. Images, no index. Incomplete. Passagierslijsten tot en met 1736, prior to 1736. Links to passenger names are in bold at the end of each line of ship information. Partially indexed. Incomplete. Passagierslijsten ná 1736, since 1736. Links to passenger names are in bold at the end of each line of ship information. Partially indexed. Incomplete. Jewish Records JewishGen's Holocaust Database. index. incomplete. Military Records Soldiers in the Netherlands in the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th century Netherlands, Army Service Records, 1807-1929. Military service records of non-commissioned officers and enlisted men in the Netherlands Army. Images, units and date ranges indexed. "War Graves Foundation", 180,000 Dutch war casualties. Newspapers Online-Familieberichten Index, 1794-2013. Family announcements from national newspapers and regional magazines. You can choose from more than 1.1 million birth, marriage and death notices, prayer cards, obituaries, etc. Population Nederlands Familiennamenbank, "Dutch Name Bank", maps surname frequency.

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