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This gazetteer suggested two possible localities: Grosssteinhausen and Kleinsteinhausen. | This gazetteer suggested two possible localities: Grosssteinhausen and Kleinsteinhausen. | ||
The | The gazetteer on [http://www.jewishgen.org www.jewishgen.org] can also be used in a similar way. It will work for localities known to be situated in the former Federal Republic of Germany [West Germany before 1989], since the German part of this tool is based on a 1960 gazetteer. Use the [http://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/LocTown.asp JewishGen Gazetteer]. There are four search options: | ||
*phonetically by Daitch-Mokotoff Soundex | *phonetically by Daitch-Mokotoff Soundex | ||
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Both Grosssteinhausen and Kleinsteinhausen belonged to Hornbach Reformed parish. Civil registration records beginning in 1798 were kept in Grosssteinhausen. The ancestor's marriage was found in the Grosssteinbach civil registration records. | Both Grosssteinhausen and Kleinsteinhausen belonged to Hornbach Reformed parish. Civil registration records beginning in 1798 were kept in Grosssteinhausen. The ancestor's marriage was found in the Grosssteinbach civil registration records. | ||
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=== Mystery Places === | === Mystery Places === | ||