Death certificate

[Peter333]

Hello!

I would be grateful for answer to a question.
If it says evangelical lutherisch in the death certificate. Does that mean that the deceased was not of Jewish descent?

Regards

Peter
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Hallo!

Für Antworten auf eine Frage wäre ich dankbar.
Wenn es evangelisch lutherisch in der Sterbeurkunde heißt. Bedeutet das, dass der Verstorbene nicht jüdischer Herkunft war?

Gruß

Peter

[russenmaedchen]

Hello Peter,
yes that´s correct. If you want to know if he is converted search for his baptism.
Kind regards

[Peter333]

Hello!

Thank you very much for the answer.

Regards

Peter

[heike_b]

I would have a look at his birth certificate. If he was born Jewish and converted later, it should say "Jewish" on this birth certificate (regarding his parents). What year was he born in?

[Peter333]

Hello Heike!

Thank you very much for all your help.
I am very thankful.

I am not sure when he was born. But I have seen som notes that he was born in Danzig Poland 1903.

Regards

Peter

[Juergen]

Hello Peter,

But I have seen som notes that he was born in Danzig Poland 1903.

what kind of note?

adressbooks of Danzig online: (mostly file format djvu)
--> http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Kategor...%C3%BCr_Danzig


Danzig 1903: RIHM not included.

Regards Juergen

[heike_b]

Hello Peter,

as I wrote in the other thread, I would request a complete copy of the state marriage entry from http://www.hamburg.de/staatsarchiv. You should learn his date and place of birth from it, and his address at the time of his wedding. Maybe he was born in a village near Danzig?

Regards,

Heike

[Peter333]

Hello Peter,



what kind of note?

adressbooks of Danzig online: (mostly file format djvu)
--> http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Kategor...%C3%BCr_Danzig


Danzig 1903: RIHM not included.

Regards Juergen

Hello Juergen!

Thank you for your help.

My mother-in-law has noted it on a paper many years ago. That her father was born in Danzig in 1903. Unfortunately, she has been demented for many years. That's why I don't know more than that. She did not write what he was called. So I'll try to find out his first name and when he died and where.

Regards

Peter

[Peter333]

I would have a look at his birth certificate. If he was born Jewish and converted later, it should say "Jewish" on this birth certificate (regarding his parents). What year was he born in?

Hello Heike!

Thank you for the answer.
He was born in 1903.

Regards

Peter

[heike_b]

Hello Peter,

okay, then there are already state birth records.

So my advice would be: first get his state marriage record, and based on the information therein his state birth record. (By state I mean the "Standesamt".)

Regards,

Heike

[Peter333]

Hello Peter,

okay, then there are already state birth records.

So my advice would be: first get his state marriage record, and based on the information therein his state birth record. (By state I mean the "Standesamt".)

Regards,

Heike

Hello Heike!


Thank you very much for all your help.
I am very thankful.

Regards

Peter

[jacq]

Geschlossen!



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