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| Details: | PDF eBook - Map Guide to German Parish Registers Volume 63 – City of Strasbourg; 2021; 187 pp; PDF eBook; ISBN 978-1-62859-374-7; Item #: FR0137-PDF This is a downloadable eBook - which will be sent shortly after the order is placed and payment is made. Since we are currently not taking credit cards on this website, you may call us at 801-949-7259 with your credit card information. When we have your order and payment, we will send the PDF eBook by eMail attachment. Optionally, you can pay by "PayPal" and mention that in the Order Notes. Then, make the payment using PayPal to Lmeitzler@gmail.com. Please include the 5-digit Online Order ID number when making the payment and we’ll send your PDF eBook ASAP. After downloading the file, click on "File" in the Adobe Acrobat menu bar at the top of the screen, then click on "Save As," and save to a location on your hard drive or other storage device. This book, Map Guide to German Parish Registers - City of Strasbourg, is part of a series compiled to make accessing German records easier. Its purpose is to aid in identifying what church records to search if a specific town is known. If only a general area is known, perhaps from a passenger list or naturalization record, this resource can also aid in identifying which church parishes can be found in that locality and facilitate accessing those records. Lastly, this resource can empower the researcher when confronted with the necessity of a radius search. Previously such searches required spending extensive time with a gazetteer and map, when available, in order to identify possible surrounding parishes. Earlier volumes relied largely on maps of the individual parishes. Although several maps are included in this book, the main focus is more localized to identify, to the street, the parish your ancestor may have attended. By referring to the included microfilm numbers for the Family History Library it can quickly be determined if records are available to search locally or if correspondence is required. The following is from the Table of Contents:
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