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102 Titles about
The People of Germany:
A Connected Series Of
Notes On The Chief Revolutions Of The Principal States Which Composed
The Empire Of Charlemagne, From His Coronation In 814, To Its
Dissolution In 1806: On The
Genealogies Of The Imperial House Of Habsburgh, And Of The Six Secular
Electors Of Germany; And On Roman, German, French And English Nobility
By Charles Butler - (1807) – 347 Pages
A Critical And Legendary
History Of The Ephrata Cloister And The Dunkers
By Julius Friedrich Sachse, 1898 - 646 Pages
A Genealogical Table And
History Of The Springer Family, In Europe And North America, For Eight
Centuries, From The Earliest German Princes
By Moses C. Springer - (1881) – 172 Pages
A Genealogy Of The Nye
Family, Volume 1 Through 3 By George
Hyatt Nye - (1907) – 1,546 Pages
An Account Of The Manners
Of The German Inhabitants Of Pennsylvania Benjamin Rush,
By Theodore E. Schmauk, 1910, - 156 Pages
Descendants Of Henry
Melchior Mühlenberg By Henry
Melchior Muhlenberg Richards - (1900) – 138 Pages
Early German American
Newspapers By Daniel Miller - (1910)
– 116 Pages
Experience Of German
Methodist Preachers By Adam Miller -
(1859) – 439 Pages
Family Records Of Jacob
Raber From Germany And His Lineal Descendants
By John A. Raber - (1914) – 85 Pages
Genealogy Of The Anthony
Family From 1495 To 1904 Traced From William Anthony, Cologne, Germany,
To London, England, John Anthony, A Descendant, From England To America
By Charles L. Anthony - (1904) – 423
Pages
German Archives As Sources
Of German-American History By Joseph
George Rosengarten - (1907) – 25 Pages
German Religious Life In
Colonial Times (1906) By Lucy
Bittinger - 148 Pages
German Settlers And German
Settlements In Indiana; By William
August Fritsch - (1915) – 75 Pages
Historic Background And
Annals Of The Swiss And German Pioneer Settlers Of Southeastern
Pennsylvania, And Of Their Remote
Ancestors, From The Middle Of The Dark Ages, Down To The Time Of The
Revolutionary War; An Authentic History, From Original Sources ... With
Particular Reference To The German-Swiss Mennonites Or Anabaptists, The
Amish And Other Nonresistant Sects By Henry Frank Eshleman - (1917) –
398 Pages
Historical Sketch Of
Bethlehem In Pennsylvania (1873) By
John Hill - 176 Pages
History Of German
Immigration In The United States:
And Successful German-Americans And Their Descendants By George Von Skal
- (1910) – 284 Pages
History Of The Descendants
Of Mathias Slaymaker Who Emigrated From Germany And Settled In The
Eastern Part Of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, About 1710
By Henry Cochran Slaymaker - (1909) – 426 Pages
History Of The Eberharts
In Germany And The United States From AD 1265 To AD 1890--625 Years
By Uriah Eberhart - (1891) – 273
Pages
History Of The German
Settlements And Of The Lutheran Church In North And South Carolina,
From The Earliest Period Of The
Colonization Of The Dutch, German And Swiss Settlers To The Close Of The
First Half Of The Present Century By Gotthardt D. Berheim - (1872) – 557
Pages
Ludwig Genealogy :
Sketch Of Joseph Ludwig, Who Was Born In
Germany In 1699, And His Wife And Family, Who Settled At "Broad Bay",
Waldoboro', 1753 By M.R. Ludwig - (1886) – 235 Pages
Memorials Of The
Quisenberry Family In Germany, England And America
By Anderson Quisenberry - (1900) – 267 Pages
Pennsylvania Dutch And
Other Essays (3rd Edition), Phebe
Earle Gibbons, 1882 - 210 Pages
Pennsylvania Genealogies;
Chiefly Scotch-Irish And German
(1896) By William Egle - 814 Pages
Redemptioners And
Indentured Servants In The Colony And Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
(1901) By Karl Geiser - 137 Pages
Scandinavian Immigrants In
New York, 1630-1674; With Appendices
On Scandinavians In Mexico And South America, 1532-1640, Scandinavians
In Canada, 1619-1620, Some Scandinavians In New York In The Eighteenth
Century, German Immigrants In New York, 1630-1674, By John O. Evjen-
(1916) – 507 Pages
Studies In Pennsylvania
German Family Names By Oscar Kuhns,
1901 - 361 Pages
The Beginnings Of The
German Element In York County, Pennsylvania
By Abdel Ross Wentz - (1916) – 223 Pages
The Belmont-Belmonte
Family, A Record Of Four Hundred
Years, Put Together From The Original Documents In The Archives And
Libraries Of Spain, Portugal, Holland, England And Germany, As Well As
From Private Sources By Richard James Horatio Gottheil - (1917) – 277
Pages
The Descendants Of Jacob
Schoff, Who Came To Boston In 1752
And Settled In Ashburnham In 1757 : With An Account Of The German
Immigration Into Colonial New England By Wilfred H. Schoff - (1910) –
180 Pages
The Domestic Life And
Characteristics Of The Pennsylvania-German Pioneer :
A Narrative And Critical History ; Prepared At The
Request Of The Pennsylvania-German Society By Franklin Jakob Fogel
Schantz - (1900) – 113 Pages
The Dunkers : A
Sociological Interpretation (1906),
By John Gillin - 247 Pages
The German And Swiss
Settlements Of Colonial Pennsylvania;
A Study Of The So Called Pennsylvania Dutch By
Oscar Kuhns - (1901) – 279 Pages
The German Element In The
United States Albert Bernhardt Faust,
1909 Volume 1 - 704 Pages
The German Element In The
United States Albert Bernhardt Faust,
1909 Volume 2 - 668 Pages
The German Emigrants; Or,
Frederick Wohlgemuth's Voyage To California
(1850s), By Dr. Dietrich - 59 Pages
The German Emigration From
New York Province Into Pennsylvania
... Prepared At The Request Of The Pennsylvania-German Society, By Henry
Matthias Richards - (1899) – 122 Pages
The German Emigration To
America, 1709-1740 By Henry Eyster
Jacobs Part 3 - 151 Pages
The German Exodus To
England In 1709, (Massenauswanderung Der Pfälzer.)
(1897), By Frank Deffenderffer - 361 Pages
The German Immigration
Into Pennsylvania Through The Port Of Philadelphia From 1700 To 1775
: Part II: The Redemptioners By
Frank Ried Diffenderffer - (1900) – 426 Pages
The German Newspapers Of
Lebanon County; Read Before The
Lebanon County Historical Society, April 13, 1910 By Daniel Miller -
(1910) – 27 Pages
The German Pietists Of
Provincial Pennsylvania 1694-1708 By
Julius Friedrich Sachse, 1895 - 573 Pages
The German Sectarians Of
Pennsylvania 1708-1800, Volume 1 And
2, By Julius Sachse - 1,262 Pages
The German Settlement
By Briscoe Goodhart - (1900) – 14
Pages
The German Settlement
Society Of Philadelphia, And Its Colony, Hermann, Missouri
By William G. Bek - (1907) – 231 Pages
The German Soldier In The
Wars Of The United States, By J. G.
Rosengarten, 1886 - 182 Pages
The Germans Of 1849 In
America : An Address Delivered
Before The Monday Club Of Columbus, Ohio, March 14, 1887 (1887) - 54
Pages
The Hessians And The Other
German Auxiliaries Of Great Britain In The Revolutionary War
By Edward Jackson Lowell - (1884) – 364 Pages
The History Of The Old
Eagle School, Tredyffrin, In Chester County, Pennsylvania:
With Alphabetical Lists Of Interments In The
Graveyard And Of German Settlers In Chester County, And A Poem
Presenting The Suggestive Features Of The Place By Henry Pleasants -
(1909) – 221 Pages
The Keim And Allied
Families In America And Europe,
Volume 1 And 2 By De B. Randolph Keim - (1898) – 888 Pages
The Life Of Francis Daniel
Pastorius The Founder Of Germantown
By Marion Dexter Learned, 1908 - 505 Pages
The Mennonites Of America
(1909), By Henry Smith - 519 Pages
The Penn Germania,
A Popular Journal Of German History And Ideals
In The United States Volumes 1, 2, & 3 - (1912) – 1,705 Pages
The Pennsylvania-German In
Civil Life (1918), By Benjamin Nead
- 57 Pages
The Pennsylvania-German In
The Settlement Of Maryland By Daniel
Wunderlich Nead - (1914) – 358 Pages
The Pennsylvania-German
Society (1891 - 1918) Volume 3, 4,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27,
28, 29, Proceedings And Addresses - 8,207 Total Pages
The Pennsylvania-German,
Devoted To The History, Biography,
Genealogy, Poetry, Folk-Lore And General Interests Of The Pennsylvania
Germans And Their Descendants, Volumes 1-12 - (1900) - 10,198 Total
Pages
The Reformed Church In
Pennsylvania : Part IX Of A
Narrative And Critical History, Prepared At The Request Of The
Pennsylvania-German Society By Joseph Henry Dubbs - (1902) – 441 Pages
The Settlement Of
Germantown, Pennsylvania, And The Beginning Of German Emigration To
North America By Samuel W.
Pennypacker - (1899) – 378 Pages
The Settlement Of The
German Coast Of Louisiana And The Creoles Of German Descent
(1909), By J Deiler - 153 Pages
The Story Of The
Pennsylvania Germans: Embracing An
Account Of Their Origin Their History And Their Dialect (1898) - By
William Beidelman - 269 Pages
The Vanderlip, Van Derlip,
Vander Lippe Family In America; Also
Including Some Account Of The Von Der Lippe Family Of Lippe, Germany,
From Which The Norwegian, Dutch And American Lines Have Their Descent By
Charles Edwin Booth - (1900-1911) – 203 Pages |
