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This book details land recessions to the farmers in Groß Panknin. This record is dated in 1850, which is later than most of the land recession documents, and is also shorter than most other volumes. Urkunden Sammlung von Gr. Panknin
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This document covers matters relating to a few colonists in Belgard. Acta Colonisten Sachen (1775-1785)
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This book details files for land reclamation of deserted areas and the appointment of foreign colonists. The document mentions families from the Hessen-Darmstadt and Polish areas, among other places. Some pages call these colonists by name. Areas surrounding Vorwerk in Belgard are mentioned, such as the Schetterow, Lülfitz, Rostin, Klein Panknin, and Klempin. Other pages […]
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This book lists regulations or ordinances for servants in Schivelbein. Occasionally, pages mention local leaders by name. Die Gesinde – Sachen – Verordnungen – general (1816-1872)
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The testament of the Altbüdner Martin Geske clarifies that he was very sick. Because of this, he began his last will and testament with some of the earliest pages being dated May 13, 1848. Pastor Vetter in Rützow furthered in the Todesanzeige that Martin Geske was a widower, dying on the 14th of June, 1848 […]
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This Urkunden Sammlung is a collection of certificates for early land ownership in Darkow. Many of the residents around 1800 were mentioned in this document. Urkunden Sammlung von Darkow (1822)
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The Grundsteuer lists property taxes levied on the residents of Rarfin for both the community and the estate, which at the time was owned by the Guse family. Rarfin Grundsteuer – Gemeinde (1866-1899) Rarfin Grunsteuer – Gut (1866-1899)
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This document details the marksman’s guild in Schivelbein. Details about individual members are scant. Die Schützengilde in Schivelbein
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This is the master’s book of the baker’s guild in Schivelbein. This book pre-dates surviving church records by approximately fifty years. Meister Buch der Bäcker Innung in Schivelbein
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“Knochenhauer” literally means “bone hacker.” These books cover the butcher’s guild in Schivelbein. Other names for the profession were Fleischer (referring to flesh or meats), Metzger (butcher), and Schlachter (the term denoting slaughtering). The earliest pages mention the Dehnel family, who were still butchers a hundred years later in Körlin. Lehr Buch wie auch Meister […]
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