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Dutch Genealogy Super DVD Includes all christenings in 157 small towns of Zuid-Holland over a period of 118 years, from 1695 to 1812. For more information see: research tools That Super DVD lists the entire family. It takes a little time to figure out how to use it, but once you do, it is invaluable if you have ancestors in the small towns of South-Holland (does not include the big towns of Rotterdam, The Hague, Delft, etc.) You can see it at http://dutchgenealogy.com. By the way, the DVD also includes other records including wonderful records from the small towns around Utrecht provence. It does not have anythingl for the city of Utrecth, however more...

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 Keukenhof, situated in Lisse, Nederland, is the largest tulip garden in the world.

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Two of the islands, Voorne-Putten and Rozenburg, located South-West of Rotterdam in Zuid-Holland, have a number of small municipalities. A reginal archive has been set up to include ancestral information for the following cities, towns or villages: Bernisse, Brielle, Hellevoetsluis, Nieuw-Helvoet (now a part of Hellevoetsluis), Rozenburg, Spijkenisse and Westvoorne. It also includes a historical outline of the following townships Abbenbroek, Biert, Blankenburg, and the city of Brielle. Some of the historical data goes back to the 12th century. A free website was created as a Regional Archive that can be accessed via the internet.  

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• Municipalities before 2006

• Municipalities after 2006

A to H Alblasserdam Albrandswaard Alkemade Alphen aan den Rijn Barendrecht Bergambacht Bergschenhoek Bernisse Binnenmaas Bleiswijk Bodegraven Boskoop Brielle [http://www.gemeentearchief.rotterdam.nl/content /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=559&Itemid=361 Capelle aan den IJssel] Cool Cromstrijen Delfshaven en Schoonderloo Delft Den Haag Dirksland Dordrecht Giessenlanden Goedereede Gorinchem Gouda Graafstroom 's Gravenambacht Hardinxveld-Giessendam Hellevoetsluis Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht Hillegersberg en Rotteban Hillegom Hoogvliet

J to P Jacobswoude Katwijk Korendijk Krimpen aan den IJssel Lansingerland Leerdam Leiden Leiderdorp Leidschendam-Voorburg Liesveld Lisse Maassluis Middelharnis Midden-Delfland Moordrecht Nederlek Nieuw-Lekkerland Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel Nieuwkoop Noordwijk Noordwijkerhout Oegstgeest] Oostflakkee Oud-Beijerland Ouderkerk Overschie en Hogenban Papendrecht Pijnacker-Nootdorp

R to Z Reeuwijk Ridderkerk Rijnwoude Rijswijk Rotterdam Rozenburg Schiebroek Schiedam Schoonhoven Sliedrecht Spijkenisse Strijen Teylingen Vlaardingen Vlist Voorschoten Waddinxveen Wassenaar Westland, Netherlands|Westland Westvoorne Zederik Zevenhuizen-Moerkapelle Zoetermeer Zoeterwoude Zwijndrecht, Netherlands|Zwijndrecht

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One of the great Dutch forefathers was Johannes Reijniersz Vermeer or Jan Vermeer. He was baptized 31 October 1632, married Catharina Bolenes 4 May 1653 in Delft and died 15 December 1675. He is now acknowledged as one of the greatest painters of the Dutch Golden Age, and is particularly renowned for his masterly treatment and use of light in his work.

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The church records for most of the parishes in Zuid-Holland have been indexed by surname in 10 year increments - known as "family reconstruction". This family reconstruction, based on baptismal records from 1695-1815 (often includes the marriage date of the parents), refers to the so called "Gele Klappers" (yellow indices) of the baptisms (dopen); they contain information from 157 towns; they contain more than 1 million names. The cities of Brielle, Delft, Dordrecht, Gorinchem (Gorkum), Gouda, 's-Gravenhage (Den Haag or The Hague), Leyden, Maassluis, Rotterdam, Schiedam, and Vlaardingen (with their annexed municipalities) are not included in this index.

These records are available for research in the National Archive in Den Haag and on microfilms in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City and its Centers around the world. You can find the film numbers for these records on the FamilySearch catalog under "Zuid-Holland" - church records indexes. Then choose "Klappers op de doop- en huwelijksregisters in Zuid-Holland van vóór 1812". See: Zuid-Holland bapstism indexes. It is important that you remember which district number and name your town belongs to as you will need that information when you search for the right film.

When you want to buy one of the abovementioned diskettes or cd-roms, you can go to DutchGenealogy.com.

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