Groningen, Netherlands Genealogy

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Guide to Groningen, The Netherlands ancestry, family history, and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.

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Getting started with Groningen research

For Geographical and Historical information see:Groningen

The capital city of the province of Groningen is Groningen. See: Groningen
A good genealogical web-site is: allegroningers

Another genealogical website which contains Allegronigers but also gives you information concerning Jews in this province. It also gives other information covering Groningen. The website is Groninger Archieven

A map of Groningen in 1868 is available on line: Groningen province

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A good genealogical web-site is: allegroningers

Another genealogical website which contains Allegronigers but also gives you information concerning Jews in this province. It also gives other information covering Groningen. The website is Groninger Archieven

A map of Groningen in 1868 is available on line: Groningen province

Emigration from Groningen

At the end of the 19th century, the crops were very poor in Groningen. That’s one of the reasons why many people emigrated to the United States. Most of them ended up around the Great Lakes, predominantly in Michigan.

Jurisdictions

• Municipalities prior to 1998 found in the province of Groningen
  

• Municipalities after 1998

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