Geneology Help in Magdeburg Germany
#6
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I didn't know that, quokka. That happens in Italy too regarding the newer graves these last decades. That thought always makes me sad. But the old cemetaries seem to have the original graves.
And I too was going to suggest church records, Catholic, Luthern or? If you know of course, rkruff.
And I too was going to suggest church records, Catholic, Luthern or? If you know of course, rkruff.
#7
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Providing they were protestants, the Mormons will be of no use in this case because the regional Protestant Church refuses them access to their church registers. At least that is what I heard when I worked with the church administration.
Do you have any more information about your grandparents, for example where exactly they lived, their confession/religion?
Do you have any more information about your grandparents, for example where exactly they lived, their confession/religion?
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#8
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Magdeburg has more than a dozen cemetaries, four public cemetaries, six church cemetaries, two jewish cemetaries and a number of military cemetaries.
Here is a comprehensive documentation (in German):
http://tinyurl.com/yykzcjo
Here is a comprehensive documentation (in German):
http://tinyurl.com/yykzcjo
#9
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I hope to be in Magdeburg, Germany in July 2011. I need to find the graves of my Grandfather Prottel and his daughter Nancy [Nanni] Prottel. I would appreciate any relative of the Prottel's to email me regarding the location of their graves in Magdeburg's West Cemetery. Many thanks! Roy Kronsbein
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#10
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Roy, are you sure the name is Prottel and not Pröttel?
Lot of Pröttels in and around Magdeburg, see http://www.verwandt.de/karten/absolu...%25B6ttel.html
Lot of Pröttels in and around Magdeburg, see http://www.verwandt.de/karten/absolu...%25B6ttel.html




