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Important place nameinformation (especially for primaryresearch)

The “main” placeterms gives modern locationinformation.  But in many cases, the location'sname has changed since the event took place. 

If so, I have entered thecontemporary place name appears before the currentname.

For church-basedevents, Geneanet displays the identifying information atthe beginning of the entry. 

It may be 1) theparish (e.g., St. Thomas); 2) thedenomination (ref. = Reformed, luth. = Lutheran,rom. cath. = Roman Catholic, fr. ref. = Huguenot/French Reformed);3) a combination of both.

For example: [Friedburg,Hztm. Niederbayern, rom. cath.], [Lengau-Friedburg,Braunau, Oberösterreich, Austria] The first three termsgive the place name in 1713 and the religion; the last four termsgive the modern place name.

  • Deceased about 1514
  • Cloth merchant

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Occupation: cloth merchant
Source: Ruling Class, Regime and Reformation at Strasbourg, 1520–1555, Pages: xxii + 458 - Brady, Thomas A. - Brill, Leiden, 1978p. 129 fn 33

-- GEDCOM (INDI) --1 CITN2 DATE AFT 14602 PLAC Strasbourg, Arrondissement de Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France, Straßburg, Freie Reichsstadt Straßburg2 NOTE served zur Luzern2 SOUR Ruling Class, Regime and Reformation at Strasbourg, 1520–1555, Pages: xxii + 458 - Brady, Thomas A. - Brill, Leiden, 1978 - p. 129 fn 33

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  • Death: Ruling Class, Regime and Reformation at Strasbourg, 1520–1555, Pages: xxii + 458 - Brady, Thomas A. - Brill, Leiden, 1978 - p. 129

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Note about placenames: Sometimes other locations appear after country names - they are the contemporary names of the place in question.  Forexample, Lindau is now in Bavaria, Germany, but in 1649 it was theFreie Reichssstadt Lindau; Oberbronn is now in Bas-Rhin, France,but in 1685 was part of the Grafschaft Leiningen-Westerburg. This happened in the US also, where county boundaries have changed- for example Java, New York was part of Genessee County until thecreation of Wyoming County. 

I have done this tofacilitate both the location of past records and current places. 

Also, sometimes thename of a church parish (Parroquia de...), congregation, orreligion (for example, ref. for Reformed or luth. for Lutheran)appears at the very end of an entry.  I've done this tofacilitate the finding of the relevant records by other interestedpeople.

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Importantplace name information (especially for primaryresearch)

The “main” placeterms gives modern locationinformation.  But many times, the name of the placehas changed since the event took place.

If so, Geneanet shows thecontemporary place name (at the time of the event) AT THEBEGINNING OF THE ENTRY.

For church-basedevents, I have entered identifying information - thisappears in Geneanet before the current place name.

It may be 1) theparish, like St. Thomas; 2) thedenomination (ref. = Reformed, luth. = Lutheran,r.cath. = Roman Catholic, fr. ref. = Huguenot/French Reformed); 3)a combination of both.

For example:[Lengau-Friedburg, Braunau, Oberösterreich, Austria],[Friedburg, Hztm. Niederbayern,r.cath.]. 

The first four terms give themodern place name.  The last three give the placename in 1713 and the religion.

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