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On the Bookshe f
website. This volume is also
produced in a hardbound
edition at $65—see the website
for details and ordering.
There is a town index at the
website—just type the name
of your town in the search
engine to find its location.
Published by Family Roots
Publishing Company, Volume
20 of the German Map Guide
series was published in May of 2008. Written in
English by Kevan Hansen, the volume, listing 4,527
Niederbayern places, was principally written to help
family historians resolve where their family may
have gone to church—and left vital records behind
that may be seen today (many available on Family
History Library microfilm). This is the 20th of a series
of 45 volumes, covering all of Germany. Note that
Niederbayern is covered in two volumes, 19, and 20.
The series is still in process. See the information on
Volume 14 above for details about what the books
will do for the researcher.
Map Guide to German Parish
Registers Volume 21—Kingdom
of Bavaria VIII—Oberbayern I
By Kevan M. Hansen; 2008;
210 pp; softbound; indexed;
Item # FR0041; ISBN: 978-1-
933194-31-8. Order from the
publisher at: Family Roots
Publishing Co., PO Box 830,
Bountiful, UT 84011; 801-
992-3705; Fax: 815-642-0103;
www.familyrootspublishing.com/store/product
view.
phpid=33; $34.95 plus $4.90
p&h; Visa and MC accepted on the website; library
purchase orders also accepted at the website. This
volume is also produced in a hardbound edition at
$65—see the website for details and ordering. There
is a town index at the website—just type the name of
your town in the search engine to find its location.
Published by Family Roots Publishing Company,
Volume 21 of the German Map Guide series was published
in June of 2008. Written in English by Kevan
Hansen, the volume, listing 5,171 Oberbayern places,
was principally written to help family historians resolve
where their family may have gone to church—
and left vital records behind that may be seen today
(many available on Family History Library microfilm).
This is the 21st of a series of 45 volumes, covering all
of Germany. Note that Oberbayern is covered in two
volumes, 21, and 22. The series is still in process. See
the information on Volume 14 above for details about
what the books will do for the researcher.
Map Guide to German Parish
Registers Volume 22—Kingdom
of Bavaria IX—Oberbayern II
By Kevan M. Hansen; 2008;
250 pp; softbound; indexed;
Item # FR0043; ISBN: 978-1-
933194-33-2. Order from the
publisher at: Family Roots
Publishing Co., PO Box 830,
Bountiful, UT 84011; 801-
992-3705; Fax: 815-642-0103;
www.familyrootspublishing.com/store/product
view.
phpid=34; $34.95 plus $4.90
p&h; Visa and MC accepted on the website; library
purchase orders also accepted at the website. This
volume is also produced in a hardbound edition at
$65—see the website for details and ordering. There
is a town index at the website—just type the name of
your town in the search engine to find its location.
Published by Family Roots Publishing Company,
Volume 22 of the German Map Guide series was published
in September of 2008. Written in English by
Kevan Hansen, the volume, listing 4,620 Oberbayern
places, was principally written to help family historians
resolve where their family may have gone to
church—and left vital records behind that may be
seen today (many available on Family History Library
microfilm). This is the 22nd of a series of 45 volumes,
covering all of Germany. Note that Oberbayern
is covered in two volumes, 21, and 22. The series is
still in process. See the information on Volume 14
above for details about what the books will do for
the researcher.
Map Guide to German Parish
Registers Volume 23—Kingdom
of Bavaria X—Gazetteer & Master
Index to Volumes 13-22
By Kevan M. Hansen; 2008;
256 pp; softbound; Item
# FR0045; ISBN: 978-1-
933194-35-6. Order from the
publisher at: Family Roots
Publishing Co., PO Box 830,
Bountiful, UT 84011; 801-
992-3705; Fax: 815-642-0103;
www.familyrootspublishing.com/store/product
view.
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