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soc.genealogy.german Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Part 4/4
Section - 26. What is _Germans to America_?

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     _Germans to America_ is a book series devoted to indexed
     transcriptions of passenger lists of vessels carrying Germans to
     America.  It will cover the period 1840-1897.  It does not index
     all Germans who emigrated to America, and it does have problems
     with its inclusion criteria and transcription fidelity.  But it
     is very easy to use and often quite helpful.  It should be
     considered to be just an index; you should always consult the
     source passenger lists for entries of interest, as they may
     contain more information and the index may have errors in its
     transcription of the source information.  Note also that 000
     means either Obermoellrich or (usually) an unknown place!

     The volumes that have appeared so far are listed on the German
     genealogy server at
       <http://www.genealogy.net/misc/emig/GermansToAmerica.html>
     The books themselves are not on the Internet, but they are
     available at many large research and genealogical libraries.
     A list of holding libraries is available on the same server.
     A portion of the series is also available on CD-ROM.

User Contributions:

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TjHurray
I'm trying to find German Naval records (Prussian navy I believe) for my Uncle who served in Trieste, Italy from approx. 1879 to 1890 from that port. (and he traveled around the world). I need some advice, any advice, on how I could find a record of him being there or even any record of him being in the German Navy there. A genealogist that could help, or where the records might be housed. I did see on another post that some German records were destroyed in Berlin in 1945, but I don't know those details. I appreciate any comments. Thank you.
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Carole
Sep 6, 2021 @ 7:19 pm
I think I am looking for a needle in a haystack. Want to find my ancestor, name is Wolfgang AUMANN, of Grafenkirche, Germany, who fought with Napoleon as a mercenary. Maybe a book titled Koniglich-Baierisches Reigierungsblatt.
Thank you
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Doris Dunlap
Oct 30, 2021 @ 3:15 pm
How do I find my Father's POW records. He was in WWI, Prussian military. Infanterie Regiment 140. He was captured in France, but said the POW camp guards were British.
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Natasha
Dec 21, 2021 @ 5:17 pm
How do I find my grandfathers war records. He was stationed at the eastern front in WW2 then captured and was POW in England

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