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Begins with Dec 1800

The first images begin with year 1838, so not sure where the rest is supposed to be.

Seems this book is right side pages; just the even numbered pages. The left is in Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1518-1921 Schleswig-Holstein Marne Heiraten 1801-1864

A pretty good list that I have found very helpful over time. http://wiki-en.genealogy.net/Abbreviations

Starting on this book from the back towards the front. Images 1 - 479 Heiraten: 188-414 1864-1875 415 -1864 Tote: 417 - 479 1801-1802

Reviewing this record at present to begin my Schleswig research. Surnames: Tagge, Hollers, Kruse, Kucht, ??

The New Hampshire Grants: Being Transcripts of the Charters of Townships and ...

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