Germany or Denmark - Schleswig Holstein research



Those with ancestors from the German part of Schleswig Holstein will find it a lot harder to come by information on their ancestors than those from the Danish part, where records are centralised and much is available online. 

This area has 
a complicated and interesting history which directly affected those migrants who came to Australia in the mid to late 1800s. 

There is a lot of historical information online about the region worth reading if you have a connection there.
Here is a useful genealogical website for the German part. 


 http://www.genealogy-sh.com/

Genealogy.com - free genealogical database access
www.genealogy-sh.com
Genealogy in Schleswig Holstein - Free access to research-tools for your genealogical research

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