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http://www.atlas1868.nl/ - Kuijper’s Gemeenteatlas from 1868 digitized. It includes over 1200 maps of provinces and municipalities. http://www.hisgis.nl/ - Historical-Geographical Information System. Currently the site contains information for the provinces of Drenthe, Friesland, Gelderland, Groningen, Limburg, Overijssel, and Utrecht, and the Netherlands in general. Cadastral maps based on an 1832 survey can be enlarged to show great detail. The user can choose the features to be displayed (community boundaries, parishes, churches etc.) http://www.nationaalarchief.nl – Web site of the National Archive. It has an English interface. If that is not working, click on “uitgebreid zoeken” (broad search). EXAMPLES OF CITY- AND STATE ARCHIVES WITH EXTENSIVE ONLINE INDEXES Note: all of these sites and more can be accessed indirectly through http://www.archiefnet.nl http://www.gemeentearchief.rotterdam.nl/ - The Web site of the Rotterdam city archive includes a “digital pedigree” section, where all the church records through 1811 for greater Rotterdam, as well as some civil registration records, have been indexed. Click on “stamboom” on top, which leads to the “Digitale Stamboom”, or “digital pedigree”. If you click on “English” in the top right first, the table of contents for the digital pedigree will come up in English. Click on “Zoeken” to get to the search interface. https://stadsarchief.amsterdam.nl/archieven/archiefbank/indexen/index.nl.html – Includes indexes and images of various sources, including “persoonskarten” and some baptisms and burials. The English interface does not allow access to as many databases as the Dutch one. On the “indexes” page each record group is followed by “zoek” [search index], “voorbeeld” [shows an annotated sample record], and “handleiding” [user instructions for the database]. Indexes are available online; scans of the actual records can be bought with a credit card. http://www.drentsarchief.nl/ - link to “Drenlias” under “genealogie”, emigrant database, photographs, maps etc., and http://www.drenlias.nl/ - indexes to church and civil registration records of Drenthe province, with abstracts http://www.tresoar.nl/ - Frisian Center for Family and Local History. Under “Voorouders” (ancestors) you will find indexes to several record types, including church records and civil registration, for the time periods before and after 1811. http://www.groningerarchieven.nl/content.php?hoofd_id=4 – Groningen Provincial Archive; includes indexes to many pre-1811 parish registers, images of deaths 1933-1952 and births 1883-1892 under “onderzoek”. http://www.archief.delft.nl – The Web site of the Delft City Archive, which also includes a section of indexed church records through 1812 for Delft and Pijnacker. The archive is also in the process of posting the civil registration records of Delft and the surrounding towns.
http://database.zeeuwsarchief.nl - the Zeeland state archive web site. A link to “English” is on found on the bottom right front page. The genealogical data base ISIS includes indexes to church records, civil registration, emigrant lists, and other sources. http://www.historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/ - Overijssel archive; includes indexed civil registration indexes and a large collection of historic picture post cards. For indexes, click on “zoeken en finden”, then “Databanken”; for maps click on either map set under “woonomgeving”; for the photograph collection click on “beeldbank” [picture collection] www.leidenarchief.nl – The Leiden city archive Web site includes a search for “personen”” [persons], which will eventually include all persons recorded in the church-and civil registration registers.. The search is by name. To see which records are included, click on “Zoeken in de genealogische Bestanden” in the red field on the bottom right. http://archief.schiedam.nl –City Archive of Schiedam. Genealogical material is found under the tab “stamboom”. You can request scans of records without charge, and they will be sent to you by e-mail. http://www.bhic.nl/ - Noord-Brabant State Archive genealogical website for northeastern Noord-Brabant; go to “mijn stamboom achterhalen” http://www.stadsarchief.breda.nl/index.php?option=com_genealogie_zoeken&Itemid=7 – Breda City Archive Web site, genealogical section. http://www.gelderland-page.nl - General information Web site with links to instruction, sources, maps etc. for genealogical research in Gelderland. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY WEBSITES www.hollandsociety.org – Web site of the Holland Society of New York http://drenthe.ngv.nl - Dutch Genealogical Society –Section of Drenthe http://www.veluwsegeslachten.nl/ - Veluwse Geslachten Genealogical Society Web site. The “Weluwe” is a cultural district that includes the following municipalities: Apeldoorn, Arnhem, Barneveld, Brummen, Ede, Elburg, Epe, Ermelo, Harderwijk, Hattem, Heerde, Hoevelaken, Nunspeet, Nijkerk, Oldebroek, Putten, Renkum, Rheden, Rozendaal, Scherpenzeel, Voorst en Wageningen. The society has published extensively. http://www.nljewgen.org – Web site of the Jewish Genealogical Society of the Netherlands.
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