FS: GERMAN IMMIGRANT LISTS (10)
Stuart Nixon
FS: GERMAN IMMIGRANT LISTS (10)--- HEARTHSTONE BOOKSHOP
GERMAN IMMIGRANTS--Lists of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York
1847-1854, With Places of Origin, by Gary J. Zimmerman & Marion Wolfert,
rep. 1993 (1985). (Item#: GR-018 $22.50) This and the other vols. in
this series (see below) are partial reconstructions of German passenger lists,
based on American sources. Includes only those immigrants who gave a
specific place of origin in Germany.
GERMAN IMMIGRANTS--Lists of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York,
1855-1862, by Zimmerman & Wolfert, rep. 1993 (1986). (Item#: GR-019 $22.50)See
description under first volume in series.
GERMAN IMMIGRANTS--Lists of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York,
1863-1867, by Zimmerman & Wolfert, 1988. (Item#: GR-020 $21.50) See
description under first volume in series.
GERMAN IMMIGRANTS--Lists of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York,
1868-1871, by Marion Wolfert, 1993. (Item#: GR-097 $25.00) See
description under first volume in series.
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY EMIGRANTS FROM GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS TO NORTH
AMERICA-- Vol. 2: The Western Palatinate, by Annette K. Burgert, 1985.
(Item#: PA-069 $40.00) (Vol. I, which concerned emigrants from the Northern
Kraichgau, is out of print.) A tour-de-force of investigative work, this
volume was created to help identify the European origins of Penna.-German
families. In addition to published lists, the author consulted church
records, family genealogies, tombstone inscriptions, and previously
untranslated German sources. This series is especially important because,
for the majority of these emigrants, there are no known records of their
asking permission to leave their homeland. This volume contains information on
about 500 families.
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY REGISTER OF EMIGRANTS FROM SOUTHWEST GERMANY--To
America and Other Countries, by Werner Hacker (ed.), 1994. (Item#: GR-119
$45.95) Professor Hacker here presents the compiled results of a 24-year study,
previously published in separate volumes in Germany. Using immigration data,
tax records, bondage release papers, bills, etc., Hacker pinned down the
emigrant's place of origin, year of emigration, and in many cases his/her
destination.
THE BADEN EMIGRATION BOOK--Including Emigration from Alsace, by Cornelia
Schrader-Muggenthaler, 1992. (Item#: GR-096 $22.95) Records of 18th-
and 19th-century emigrants from Baden to America, drawn from the General Land
Archives in Karlsruhe and other sources. Year & place of birth, as well
as emigration year, are listed. All villages in Baden whose records are
available on microfilm are listed as well; these can be accessed through LDS
Church Family History Centers.
A COLLECTION OF UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND NAMES Of German, Swiss,
Dutch, French and Other Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, by I.
Daniel Rupp, 1994 (1876, 1931). (Item#: PA-009 $30.00) A classic
resource for genealogists. Consists of 319 ship passenger lists, plus a listing
of over 1000 settlers who moved to Penna. from other states. Indexed by
ships and surnames.
EMIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS OF GERMAN COMMUNITIES IN NORTH
AMERICA, by Eberhard Reichman et al., 1995. (Item#: GR-122 $28.00) An
important collection of articles on many and varied aspects of German-American
life. Includes an examination of Germans in colonial Georgia and their "copious
documentation," essays on German church and community life in specific
times and places, various Utopian and Socialist settlements, and cultural
situations, e.g., German Jewish emigration to the Midwest in the 1800s,
or the lives of German women in New York City, 1890-1910.
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC AND BEYOND--The Migration of German and
Swiss Immigrants to America, by Charles R. Haller , 1993. (Item#: GR-936
$35.00) Discusses the various forces which caused Germans and Swiss to
emigrate, and looks at their life in America. Valuable section on name changes.
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