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Delft:D I G I T A L E - S T A M B O O M - D E L F T (click on flag top right to change to English)
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Rotterdam:Gemeentearchief Rotterdam - Digitale Stamboom
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Alkmaar:Regionaal Archief Alkmaar / Homepage in English
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Eemland (= part of the Province of Utrecht):Digitale Stamboom Eemland
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Eindhoven Regionaal Historisch Centrum Eindhoven
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Kennemerland (part of the Province of Noord-Holland)D I G I T A L E - S T A M B O O M - K E N N E M E R L A N D
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Leiden http://leiden.digitalestamboom.nl/(i...k)/en/home.htm
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Part of the Province of Noord-Brabant Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum(click on “Voorouders binnen Noord-Brabant” and then on “English”)
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TOP – for searching all the abovementioned databases + Genlias simultaneously. In Dutch only. You have to select a database to search in. To select multiple databases, hold down CTRL as you click on them.TOP - Toegang op Personen
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Schiedam:Gemeente Schiedam - ARCHIEF.SCHIEDAM.NL -click on “genealogie” (all in Dutch)
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Digital Resources Netherlands and Belgium click on Internet under the relevant Province in column on left also includes link to IGI batch numbers for the Netherlands, passenger lists, etc.
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Genlias:Genlias - Zoek uw stamboom uit / Research your Dutch genealogy(click on English at top right to change language)This is a big collection of BMD info for the Netherlands and also the Netherlands Antilles.Read the information under Searching in Genlias first, as it explains how to search, what you can expect to find, etc. Also explains about Dutch names, e.g. not to enter “de”, “van”, “van der”, etc. in the surname box. Also gives hints for searching, such as clicking on “Begins with” to search for variations in spelling, etc. In that case you have to enter at least the 1st 3 characters of a name.You can also search by “role” to find children of the same parents, etc.
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could people read the instructions under Searching in Genlias
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Dutch Genealogical Word List
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Trace your dutch roots
  
  

Revision as of 19:19, 10 April 2007

near Aarlanderveen in the Province of Zuid-Holland submitted by Cloggie

Contents


Delft:D I G I T A L E - S T A M B O O M - D E L F T (click on flag top right to change to English)


Rotterdam:Gemeentearchief Rotterdam - Digitale Stamboom


Alkmaar:Regionaal Archief Alkmaar / Homepage in English

Eemland (= part of the Province of Utrecht):Digitale Stamboom Eemland

Eindhoven Regionaal Historisch Centrum Eindhoven

Kennemerland (part of the Province of Noord-Holland)D I G I T A L E - S T A M B O O M - K E N N E M E R L A N D

Leiden http://leiden.digitalestamboom.nl/(i...k)/en/home.htm

Part of the Province of Noord-Brabant Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum(click on “Voorouders binnen Noord-Brabant” and then on “English”)

TOP – for searching all the abovementioned databases + Genlias simultaneously. In Dutch only. You have to select a database to search in. To select multiple databases, hold down CTRL as you click on them.TOP - Toegang op Personen

Schiedam:Gemeente Schiedam - ARCHIEF.SCHIEDAM.NL -click on “genealogie” (all in Dutch)


Digital Resources Netherlands and Belgium click on Internet under the relevant Province in column on left also includes link to IGI batch numbers for the Netherlands, passenger lists, etc.


Genlias:Genlias - Zoek uw stamboom uit / Research your Dutch genealogy(click on English at top right to change language)This is a big collection of BMD info for the Netherlands and also the Netherlands Antilles.Read the information under Searching in Genlias first, as it explains how to search, what you can expect to find, etc. Also explains about Dutch names, e.g. not to enter “de”, “van”, “van der”, etc. in the surname box. Also gives hints for searching, such as clicking on “Begins with” to search for variations in spelling, etc. In that case you have to enter at least the 1st 3 characters of a name.You can also search by “role” to find children of the same parents, etc. could people read the instructions under Searching in Genlias

Dutch Genealogical Word List

Trace your dutch roots














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