Germany
Palatine Index - H
This Full Name Finding Aid: This list gives the full name and the date of the record. Available from this book, but NOT listed here are:
Palatine Index - G
This Full Name Finding Aid: This list gives the full name and the date of the record. Available from this book, but NOT listed here are:
Palatine Index - E and F
This Full Name Finding Aid: This list gives the full name and the date of the record. Available from this book, but NOT listed here are:
Palatine Index - C and D
This Full Name Finding Aid: This list gives the full name and the date of the record. Available from this book, but NOT listed here are:
Palatine Index - B
The 147-page genealogy reference book, Pal-Index (Palatine Index 1727-1775), containing a 129-page index of about 6,500 Palatines, was self-published by the author, Charles M. Hall, in 1979. He also published two copyright editions of the Palatine Pamphlet, which contains a list of the sources used in the Pal-Index as well as a short list of other Palatine-related indices.
Palatine Index - A
The 147-page genealogy reference book, Pal-Index (Palatine Index 1727-1775), containing a 129-page index of about 6,500 Palatines, was self-published by the author, Charles M. Hall, in 1979. He also published two copyright editions of the Palatine Pamphlet, which contains a list of the sources used in the Pal-Index as well as a short list of other Palatine-related indices.
Palatine Index - background and guide
Full Names from Pal-index : A surname index of eighteenth century immigrants (Palatine Index 1727-1775)
By Charles M. Hall
Introduction
This 147-page genealogy reference book, containing a 129-page index (of about 6,500 Palatines) was self-published by the author, Charles M. Hall, in 1979.
The Most Common German Surnames
According to Ernest Thode (professional genealogist, author, lecturer, map dealer and FEEFHS professional member) the forty most common German names, in approximate descending order, are:
History of Alsace and Lorraine
By Sue Clarkson
copyright © 1997-2017 by Sue Clarkson; all rights reserved.
Notes from: Ruth Putnam. "Alsace and Lorraine from Caesar to Kaiser: 58 B.C. - 1871 A.D." New York and London: G.P Putnam's and Sons, 1915.
The histories of Alsace and Lorraine, while similar, are not identical. The following shows changes in the regions over the time period 843 - 1871.
Mecklenburg Surnames in Selected Sources
FEEFHS thanks Mr. John Cakars of Berkeley California for his work in indexing this material for this website.