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Genealogy Cheat Sheet - Many free resources to help you with your genealogical research in the Bas-Rhin
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The Bas-Rhin department was created in 1790 during the French Revolution. It is bordered by the departments of the Haut-Rhin, the Vosges, the Meurthe-et-Moselle, and the Moselle.
Search the digitized archives of Bas-Rhin in the civil records and the population censuses.
The archives of the City and the EuroMetropolis of Strasbourg
On FranceGenWeb: "Miscellaneous Records" - Marriages - Migrant Marriages- Marriages of Migrants from Bas-Rhin - Notaries - Protestants
Genealogy of Marriages in Val-de-Villé from 1600 to the Beginning of Civil Records
Marc and Luc Mathern's Personal Page
A sharp and intense cold, a crossing of the Rhine on foot, a sacred genealogy and many others on the J. Marchal's website.
Unusual Testimony in the Bas-Rhin Archives
Human mobility in Alsace. Statistical presentation essay, 14th-18th centuries
These Alsatians from elsewhere
Alsatian emigration in the 19th century
Alsace and the turning point of 1918: Expulsions, migrations, mobilities
Alexis Keller: Alsatians in Algeria between 1830 and 1870
Aging European migrants in the streets of Strasbourg
They will no longer have Alsace and Lorraine– 1944
Anniversary of a double liberation- 1945
Seismology in Strasbourg - 1951
Le Barabli - “Porte de France”- 1961
The Rhine Port in Strasbourg– 1964
Strasbourg, Silostra Industrial Area– 1964
Already a camera: November 11, 1918 in Strasbourg – 1966
Strasbourg Station – 1966
New method of music teaching – 1967
Linguistic borders in Alsace by Germain Muller– 1967
Strike in the Bas-Rhin– 1968
68 student movement in Strasbourg– 1968
The flea market in Strasbourg– 1970
Images of Strasbourg– 1972
The port of Strasbourg – 1972
Female recycling in Strasbourg– 1972
The importance of language in Alsatian identity– 1977
Relance of the Carnaval des Wackes in Strasbourg - 1977
The Bas-Rhin: the baeckeoffe- 1979
On Gallica: the Bas-Rhin in images
On Clochers de France: the belfries of the Bas-Rhin in images
On Memorial GenWeb: postcards of the war memorials
On CPArama: collection of postcards from the Bas-Rhin
On communes.com: postcards of Strasbourg
From Cassini's villages to today's municipalities: the department of the Bas-Rhin
On Old Maps Online: the old maps of the department
On Gallica: the old maps of the Bas-Rhin
History of the Bas-Rhin department
Courier of Bas-Rhin- 1771
Journey from Paris to Strasbourg, and mainly throughout Bas-Rhin - 1801
Annuaire of the Bas-Rhin department– 1842
Annuaire of the Bas-Rhin department– 1858
Poverty and charity in Bas-Rhin– 1858
Bas-Rhin from 1848 to 1852 – 1910
Bonapartism in the 1850 elections in Bas-Rhin– 1911
The food crisis of 1847 in Bas-Rhin – 1925
The food crisis in Bas-Rhin in 1847 (continuation) – 1926
Rural life in the Lower Alsace plain; Geography of a population: the Bas-Rhin department- 1955
The crisis in an eastern department: Bas-Rhin - 1956
History of hospitals in Bas-Rhin: Hospital heritage of Bas-Rhin- 1994
The central school of Bas-Rhin (1796-1803), contribution to the history of public education- 2013
On Gallica: the books and the press to learn everything about the Bas-Rhin department
GenCom: to learn everything about a commune in Bas-Rhin
Haute-Alsace Genealogical Federation
Genealogy Workshop of the Wissembourg District and Surroundings
The Fritsch - Genealogy in Alsace
Alsatian Genealogist's Toolbox
Facebook: Bas-Rhin Departmental Archives - Group Alsace Genealogy and Culture - Group Website of Judaism in Alsace and Lorraine
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