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Free text search in Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database.
This is a genealogical database of Danish-Jewish families.
Advanced Search in Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database.
Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database requires membership of JGS.
Cross References, Danish-Jewisch Genealogical Database djgdb.
Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database requires membership of SDJH/JGS.
This is a list of extracts from a gedcom file genealogical database.
Cross-references: Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave Log in.
SDJH and HGJG members must login here Orfind out how to get access on SDJHs website About Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database.
The computer-program showing the genealogical database, is implemented in PHP and ECMA-script by Tom Brøndsted 2010 ff.
Some of these databases are internal in the sense that they are maintained on the same domain as the genealogical database.
The Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database refers or"links" to several other databases using small icons.
SDJH and HGJG members must login here Orfind out how to get access on SDJHs website Find Gedcom-ID in Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database Gedcom-ID A Gedcom-ID usually consists of an'I'followed by a number, i.e. I1, I2.
Gedcom Extracts tom. brondsted. dk Gedcom Extracts Up· To the Root of this Site·· To the Genealogy Start Page Gedcom Extracts Index of Names About the Extracts Contact Dansk Verson Gedcom Extracts This is a list of extracts from a gedcom file genealogical database.
The Database Browser PGV, i.e. the computer-program showing the genealogical database, is implemented in PHP and ECMA-script by Tom Brøndsted 2010 ff.
Access to the Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database is reserved for members of SDJH(the Society for Danish Jewish History) which has merged with the former Society for Jewish Genealogy in Denmark, JGS and JGS' twinned organization HGJG(Hamburger Gesellschaft für Jüdische Genealogie) in Hamburg.
The database with burials and tombstones is complemented by further databases, notably to a genealogical database, Dansk Jødisk Genealogisk Database(abbr. djgdb), giving genealogical information about the buried persons.
Cross References, Danish-Jewisch Genealogical Database(djgdb) The database with burials and tombstones is complemented by further databases, notably to a genealogical database, Dansk Jødisk Genealogisk Database(abbr. djgdb), giving genealogical information about the buried persons.
SDJH and HGJG members must login here Orfind out how to get access on SDJHs website Links to other Databases The Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database refers or"links" to several other databases using small icons.
This is a list of persons included in Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database who have personal archives residing in the Danish Jewish Museum of Copenhagen and registered in the digital collection"Museernes Samlinger.
SDJH and HGJG members must login here Or find out how to get access on SDJHs website The Database Browser PGV The Database Browser PGV,i.e. the computer-program showing the genealogical database, is implemented in PHP and ECMA-script by Tom Brøndsted 2010 ff.
G-12-23 Cross-references: Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
J-14-12 identified stone- see neighbouring burials in the row* Note: Fælles sten med ægtefælle Cross-references:Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
Cross-references: Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/graveNB: in Mollegade section X, tombstones(red dots) are far from always placed on the graves(blue dots) of the deceased.* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
E-4-24 identified stone- see neighbouring burials in the row* Note: Fælles sten med ægtefælle Cross-references:Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
Sten i dag sidst i række 17 Cross-references:Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
G-4-13 identified stone- see neighbouring burials in the row* Note: Dobbeltsten med ægtefælle Cross-references:Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
X-2-29-13 identified stone- see neighbouring burials in the row* Cross-references:Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/graveNB: in Mollegade section X, tombstones(red dots) are far from always placed on the graves(blue dots) of the deceased.* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
SDJH and HGJG members must login here Orfind out how to get access on SDJHs website Access to the Database Access to the Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database is reserved for members of SDJH(the Society for Danish Jewish History) which has merged with the former Society for Jewish Genealogy in Denmark, JGS and JGS'twinned organization HGJG(Hamburger Gesellschaft für Jüdische Genealogie) in Hamburg.
A-13-25 stone not found- see neighbouring burials in the row* Cross-references:Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database(requires membership of SDJH/JGS) Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.