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| Source Information: Ancestry.com. Index to Petitions for Naturalization filed in New York City, 1792-1989 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2007. Original data: Soundex Index to Petitions for Naturalization filed in Federal, State, and Local Courts located in New York City, 1792-1989. New York, NY, USA: National Archives and Records Administration, Northeast Region. Description: This database contains an index to petitions for naturalization from 1792-1989 filed in various federal, state, and local courts in New York City in the United States. Information that may be found in this database for each individual includes: given name and surname, court where petitioned, naturalization date, birth date or age, nationality, arrival port, arrival date, a reference to the location of the original record including a volume number, page number and record number. |
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| Source Medium: Interview Richard and Ruth have traveled extensively, gathering great amounts of information for the Farnlacher and Farnlucher families in Germany. Their effort represents extensive translations from original manuscripts, records, and interviews. Excellent |
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| Source Medium: Tombstone A master list has been made by Jack of all family tombstone information. Excellent |
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| Source Medium: Church Record This source applies primarily to Nikolaus Farnlacher and descendants. Excellent |
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| Source Medium: Book This New Testament may have been a gift to Nikolaus and his family-to-be as they joined (helped to start) St. Paul's Church on Walnut Street. It may have been given after the birth of Agatha (Dec. 26, 1851) and before the birth of Martin (Dec. 12, 1853. Research done Aug 28, 1983 and August, 1998, Jack Farnlacher. some entries:good; other entries: poor |
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| Source Medium: Church Record These record apply to Nikolaus Farnlacher and others present in the German Village area, between the time of their arrival in Columbus, Ohio and their leaving for homes in the northeast part of Franklin County. No records exist before a fire that destroyed all church record sometime around 1845. Excellent |
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| Source Medium: Book From a date and inscription in back of Bible, this may have been a wedding gift from Magdalena Farnlacher to her son Martin in 1884. legible |
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| Source Medium: Book 1870 Family Bible: "Nikolaus Far.", "Geboren im 14 Juli 1820", "Magdalena G. im 29 Septemb. 1827"; "Agatha Farnlacher geboren im 25 Dezember 1851 (not fully legible)"; "Martin F. G. 12 Dez 1853"; "Margaretha G. 18 Marz 1856"; "Elisabetha G. 26 August 1858"; "Konrad G. 23 Marz 1861"; "Johann G. 27 November 1863"; "Magdalena 17 August 1868" (no "g"); "Nikolaus G. 8 Septemb. 1871"; "Andreas G. 4 Juli 1874". German Bible printed in "Leipzig & Dresden", 1870 date, "D. Martin Luthers" version. Paul Frey has this Bible; JF,8-28-1983 good |
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| Source Medium: Microfilm good |
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| Family Research Fahrenluger Dear Mr. Vornlocker, Thank you for the payment of the fees for the letter (M 16 / 2010), which was received on 19/03/2010 with us. The search was so difficult, because in the period of 1718-1726 four marriages of three different people named John Fahrnluger took place, who were all farmers in Frimmersdorf simultaneously. Only your information, that the wife had called the wanted Kunigunda, made it possible to find the right baptism. Noteworthy is the fact that your ancestor had a brother with exactly the same Christian name "John", who was four years older and lived simultaneously in the same place. The grandson, son and father nickname was "Hans". The family name had many spelling variants, such as Fahrnluger, Fahrenluger, Fahrenlucher, Forluck, Fahrnloger. In the complex you will receive the promised three compilations. In parentheses are the references are held here in the church records, in square brackets necessary additions and comments. Because of the baptism of the Blasius Fahrnluger, once emerging in the spelling Fahrnburger, please contact with all the information directly to the Archives of the Archdiocese of Salzburg, Chapter Platz 3, 5020 Salzburg, Austria. Please ask them what Catholic parish for the place in the Archdiocese of Salzburg Rauris was responsible and whether there are church records from before 1653 are available. |
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