The first list is sorted alphabeticaly for easy access when looking for a particular surname.

The second is sorted by ahnentafel, or the number assigned to an individual on a family tree. This second way will show you the relationships of the names. For instance, say you start a family tree and you assign yourself the number 1. To find your father you would multiply 1 by 2 and for your mother you would multiply 1 by 2 and add 1 (ie. if you are looking at descendant 32, the father of 32 would be 64 and the mother would be 65.) Just remember that males are even numbered and females are odd numbered.

For lack of space we have only included year date of birth, marriage and death as well as the location of birth. If you are researching, or are interested in, a particular line let us know via e-mail at the addresses below and we should be able to offer additional information.

We hope you enjoy!