>>There also exist a new edition which is complementary :
>>
>>Europaische Stammtafeln: Stammtafeln zur Geschichte der europaischen Staaten
>>Neue Folge/ herausgegeben von Detlev Schwennicke (band 1-16)
>>Published by J.A. Stargardt in Marburg, Germany from 1978-1995.
>
>Thank you Mats, for the info. All I could say when I saw it was WOW, sort
>of looong and drawn out. This which the library has is only a tip of the
>iceberg I see. I have no idea where to locate any of these you reference.
>Could you post a where for me? I'd really appreciate it, and I suspect so
>would others.
| > | Thanks a Ton | Sandy |
According to earlier posts on this newsgroup, a number of places has it :
1. New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston, Mass.
2. Local History and Genealogy Reading Room at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC.
3. UC Berkeley's Main library (?)
4. The University Library in Oslo, Norway, where I have had the chance to study it.
5. Sveriges Släktforskarförbund office in Gothenborough, Sweden (at least some bands).
Sorry, but the only exact address I may provide is the one for the University in Oslo, Norway
and I doubt that they will lend it out overseas.
And it is worth the hunt, it is a real treasure for those fortunate enough to have a link
to any of the families listed. See also earlier posts and replies to the original post.
Mats.Carlin@ecy.sintef.no
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