Genealogy map

Last night I decided to journey across the ocean to see if I can figure out my German ancestry. Needless to say, I didn’t get very far, but I did find this interesting website. It displays the surname on a map! Looks like they are still clustered together in a central area in Germany! Pretty fascinating stuff! I came across this website with links that allow you to map your Surname within any country. Since one branch of my family originated from Germany, I thought this would be both fun and…

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Another view of Europe 1000

Administrative Map of Germany, withwith international borders, the national capital, the German states with boundaries, state capitals, and major cities.

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