Genealogy Dillenschneider Dielenschneider Schneider BAUDRY Granero RUEDA Weber Nadal Moran

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There are 117.866 individuals and 57.260 families representing 25.648 surnames in this database.

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List of surnames
Places and surnames appearing
Surnames and places where they appear
List of sosas by names

Sosa number 1 is Dillenschneider, T.
His 4.874 ancestrors are represented by the sign

He has 34.307 cousins, represented by the sign

My genealogical research

Some of my famous ancestors in the direct line
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Thibault Dillenschneider France

Special thanks to: the Town hall of Dagsburg (Dabo), Gabriel Dillenschneider (1928-2020), and my ancerstors.

ALL the genealogical information I have is here, so please do not ask me for additional information (records, certicates, acts, etc.)
To comply with French law, I have (unless i am mistaken or given special permission) removed all living people from my genealogy. If you identify a living person, please let me know
Names or surnames marked as N, NE or NN indicate that I do not know the information (N for men, NE for women, NN for unknown sex).
I have (except for errors) removed accents from first and last names so that they are displayed correctly everywhere.

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As Saint Augustins wrote in Psalm 101
"Such is the generation of generations: one generation passes away, another comes. It is the same with men as with the leaves of a tree—the leaves of the olive, the laurel, or any tree that always retains its mantle of green. So too the earth bears men: it is covered with them, some dying, others being born to succeed them. The tree keeps its bright green color, yet see how many dry leaves you trample underfoot."