Fechter Genealogy Page
I'm always ready to add new pages or link to existing pages for Fechters around the world who are searching for or have found others with the same surname.
Date this page was last edited: Wednesday, 07 May, 2025
Resources suggested by other people doing genealogical research:
From Dorothy Hall, an educator for homeschooled students. One student, Gloria, found and highly recommends this resource site:
From Ancestry to Archives: How Libraries Are Revolutionizing Family Tree Research
From Carolyn Farmer, of
Colorado Student
Success.org. She noted that
has an excellent approach on
How to Start Family History Research. The site focuses on
Croatian Family history research, but the approach and specific tools
are universal and very good for anyone trying to research their
family's genealogy.
From Joe Laurel: for genealogical researchers tracing their European
roots, try
OurPublicRecords, with resources for each country
to help with the search.
While Payton Bass's Girl Scout troop was working
on their Family Heritage Fun Patch in 2023, her troop
leader encouraged parents to also work with the Scouts at home to
explore family history. Payton and her fellow Scouts found these unique
family history research guides:
--Researching Your
Family's History from Ships Passenger Lists --
www.hmy.com/researching-your-familys-history-from-ships-passenger-lists/
--Building a Family
Tree --
www.aaastateofplay.com/genealogy-for-kids-building-a-family-tree/
Mitchell Cruickshank
recommends a great
resource, " It's a curated list of 22 genealogy resources from history
and DNA research resources to message boards to genealogy podcasts and
more.”
Genealogy &
Family History: Our Top 22 Resources To Explore Who You Are.
By
Sarah Perowne
Think like a genealogist with these expert organization hacks, by Sarah Perowne. This tip suggested by Stephen Mash
Top 100 Genealogy Sites
of 2016
Resources for Military Families
Genealogy and the Law
Billiongraves
A Beginner's Guide to Building a Family Tree Online
Military Indexes
From Mrs.
Olley
From Janey, member of Colorado's Book Slide After School Book Club recommended Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty History and Facts. Site is sponsored by Liberty Cruises; has some useful links.
'History at Home: A Guide to Genealogy'
Leah, at Good Morning Chicago, recommends this list of useful links to other databases
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/search/category.aspx?cat=141 - Court, Government & Criminal Records
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/cs/uk/bmd -
Birth, Marriage & Death Records
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/cs/uk/military -
Military Records
Family Search, provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons)
CDC -- National Center for Health Statistics How to Obtain Foreign Birth or Death Certificates
Newspapers.com from the 1700s to the 2000s
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Wolfgangus Fechter (photo from Alexander
Fechter, Vienna Austria). Alexander obtained it from a physician in
Brussels, Belgium. The photo shows the date 1536. No other information is
available.
Charles Albert Fechter. Cornell University Library database
Click here
for History
about the Fechter name
If you have Fechter in your
name or family tree and would you like to be listed here, then click on this
blue button.
Sad story about
Peter
Fechter, from East Berlin, one of the first persons killed at the Berlin
Wall, in 1962.
My part of the Fechter family tree came from Ellenbach, Bavaria.
It is near Hersbruck, which is north of Nürnberg, Germany (people spell it as
Nuremberg in the USA). Click
here for a map of the Ellenbach and Hersbruck areas. Files are big so it may
take a minute or two to download. Seal of the city of Hersbruck ![]()
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