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Was Isch Dini Nahme? What Is Your Name?		View shopping basket
by Delbert L. Gratz
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	96 pages, $1.50 This is a anew book that was damaged in shipping. It us dented and bent in several areas, especially the top left corner. THe bottom of the spine is ripped.	Add...
Cover... Related Items Genealogy Switzerland Specials And Used Bargains	About 350 more names were added to this revised edition of the study of Swiss Mennonite names. Corrections and additions were also made to the entries in the first edition. Find your surname in the "Family Names" lists--derived from first names, place names, characteristics, animal names, or occupations. Also includes the name of the town in Switzerland where the surname originated. A fascinating collection!
Bernese Anabaptists and Their American Descendants		View shopping basket
by Delbert L. Gratz
	paperback, 219 pages, $12.95	Add...
Cover... Related Items Anabaptist History Switzerland Genealogy	Considered a classic by many researchers, Bernese Anabaptist holds a wealth of European information. Early history of the beginnings of Anabaptism in the Bernese are of Switzerland is given, followed by emigration stories as they fled to the Alsace and the Palatinate in the 17th century. Dr. Gratz combines genealogy and history in this book, giving examples of family names, stating where they lived in Switzerland before emigrating to other parts of Europe and later to America.
Mennonites in Transition From Switzerland to America		View shopping basket
by Andrea Boldt, Werner Enninger, and Delbert L. Gratz
	hardcover, 138 pages, $16.50	Add...
Cover... Related Items History Switzerland Genealogy	Emigration letters shed new light giving experiences of the hard journey across the Atlantic. Read about a contract between the Swiss Anabaptist congregation and prospective emigrants offering financial help from the church. The Neuenschwander family is used as an example as a variety of Swiss Anabaptist documents are used as sources. Includes the genealogy of Peter Neuenschwander (1696-1764), the diaries of Michael Neuenschwander (1778-1852) and Jacob Gerber and the emigration letter of Peter Klopfenstein (1854).

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