Genealogy & database questions
5 July 2009 - 2:41:27pm If you have questions, inquiries or requests? Send a note to: Site Admin
Should you become a registered user
20 June 2008 - 2:31:11pm There is NO need to register if you are a casual visitor who is simply searching the database for possible matches to family names, or wish to view ancestors If you Locate relatives and wish to Update or Add Facts, Add Individuals or Information to the database, it is then suggested that you register. Become a register user by filling out the required fields on the Request new user account screen. (click the Login link located above blue menu bar). In the Comments field please provide your Full Name (first, middle, last) and date of birth as well as your Parents Names, OR the name of ancestor you are related to. Lastly, click the "Request new user account" button. Look for a email message from studerhistory.org requesting you do a verification, follow the instructions. Only after you have VERIFIED your information can the site administrator review your request, either accepting or declining your application.
Privacy for the living
4 May 2008 - 6:23:43pm Dates for living individuals are set to private as a security feature. Casual visitors can only see the NAMES of the Living. Some believe that all data about the Living (names, birth, marriage, etc) should be hidden from view to protect each living persons identity. However, Studerhistory is set up to allow Registered users (with proper clearance from Admin) to see more data than the casual visitor. This philosphy has helped several people find families or family members they didn't realize existed.
News for the database named, Studer: Doller valley
4 May 2008 - 6:23:24pm Currently there is a single active database on Studerhistory.org. It is named the "Doller" database and is comprised of relatives and descendants of Sebastian Studer (born 8 November 1776, Oberbruck, Haut-Rhin, FRA). The relatives were residents of the Doller valley which is located in the Alsace region of France, Haut-Rhin. Some of Sebastians' descendants migrated first to Canada and later some migrated further south into the United States of America. An old and revered name.
Genealogy from Doller.ged This GEDCOM was created using Ancestral Quest 2002 on 17 June 2008
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