Genealogy

Genealogy. Start Page.

  1. Danish-Jewish Funerals and Tombstones until 1886
    • A register of Jewish funerals and tombstones in Møllegade in Copenhagen and the ten provincial cemeteries in Denmark. The database is partly based on the work by Julius Margolinsky and covers all known Jewish burials in Denmark from 1693-1886. The main objective of the database is to provide a complete photographic based register to the old (Hebrew) tombstones on the cemeteries.
  2. Danish-Jewisch Genealogical Database (DJGDB) by Allan Falk (only for members of JGS and HGJG)
    • A genealogical database aiming at covering all Danish-Jewish families including their ancestors from abroad. Currently it encompasses more than 65.000 individuals. The database is owned and maintained by Allan Falk, Copenhagen, and details can be accessed only be members of the Jewish genealogical societies in Copenhagen (JGS) and Hamburg (HGJG). A login with password is required.
  3. Jews in the Marriage Register by Allan Falk
    • A list of Jewish men who have paid a special fee "kopulationspenge" allowing them to contract marriages in Copenhagen 1735-1810
  4. Extracts from my own Genealogical Database (in Danish)
    • A number of extracts from my own genealogical database. Each extract covers a geographically or socially relatively homogenious subset of the database.