She came from Prussia. Her name was Lucia (or Luzia) Razzard (Rousette. Rousette is the spelling that the Razzards took after the WWI but that was after her lifetime). I want to learn about her family like her siblings and what happened to her family that remained in Prussia (they came from occupied Poland) during WWII, since they were Poles.
How can I find out about them. I can’t spend money on it either, I’m only .
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There’s a user submitted tree on Ancestry.com that has her b Weis, Nassau, Germany and dieing in Mudgee NSW.
Her parents are George Rousette and Anna Maria Mangold.
She married Thomas Schipp who was from the same place in Germany.
Of course this info might not be right – people’s family trees aren’t always accurate- but it’s easier to start by checking other people stuff than starting afresh.
I’d start by finding out what you can about the family once they reached Australia before starting the more difficult task of finding her origins in Germany.
Here’s a couple of sites that might be useful – National Achives http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/recordsearch/inde…
Where to find birth, marraige and death certs – some states have a free index
http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/recordsearch/inde…
Lots of useful links to everywhere www.cyndislist.com
Generally useful free genealogy site – www.familysearch.org
Doing research in Eastern Europe is not easy, you may have to wait until you have the funds to pay for research to be done for you in Poland. However, with computers you might get lucky. I typed Surname Razzard into the search engine and came up with over pages of sites, I’m sure not all of them have anything you would be interested in, but it is worth a shot. Also I am wondering about the GGGG-Grandmother, If you assume that a generation is a year period, about generations can exist in a century, which means based on your age () your looking at generations back or about years, WWI was only about years ago. Do you have charts on all the generations between you and Lucia? If not I would strongly suggest that you complete them so that you are looking in the correct period of time, and the correct family. Just because a couple family may exist with the same surname doesn’t mean they are related.
Source(s): Genealogical researcher + years and have gone back generations.
FIRST – Eloi you that desperate for points ?
If you have a name of the Village Family came from- google that- the search for a Church probably Catholic the try usgenweb to get to their world web listings by country and it is alll free
It must be your mom who’s Jewish to make certain which you to be considered Jewish. grew to become into your mom Jewish? grew to become into her mom Jewish? an staggering-large-large-grandmother does not count quantity except your large-large-grandmother grew to become into Jewish and your large-grandmother grew to become into Jewish and your grandmother grew to become into Jewish and maximum critically your mom grew to become into/is Jewish. Edit: ok…did your mom prepare yet another faith than Judaism? Did your Grandmother prepare yet another faith than Judaism? Did your large-large-grandmother……..and so on and so on? that’s what i’m getting at…You point out your great-grandmother grew to become into Jewish, yet say no longer something approximately your great-grandmother or your large-grandmother or your grandmother or your mom. that’s what we could desire to renowned to respond to this question: So, as quickly as lower back…did any of those woman ancestors of yours that come AFTER your great-grandmother prepare Judaism or grew to become into there a conversion to a distinctive faith with the aid of any of those woman ancestors?
search great great great great grandmother, youll find her eventually
you google her name?