Family history research in Saxony

O ne of the 12 commandments of family researchers is: Finalise your research from time to time! Trace everything back to the creation of the world is impossible. Publish your researched results! Therefore you are able to receive new sources as well as you serve the general public. Back-up data on electronic devices is still not a guarantee to keep data forever. Therefore, it is recommended to safeguard the genealogically data material also as print outs (e.g. magazines, books etc.) to conserve for future generations. Hardcover copies should be stored in a public record office, German   National   librarie or in the German central office for genealogical research to keep them safe and to ensure to have them available for general public. A family historic composition (genealogy) or a chronicle should not stay a unique copy. Nowadays, computer technique offers a fast and simple way to edit documents and pictures in high quality (see gallery) for the production of several copies. The following books were published by the author himself: :

Technical Reports of the genealogy Haerting

Family tree of the genealogy Haerting

The “Specialist Reports on Genealogy Härting” were published by the following institutions for security and general access: Working-group for Medium German genealogy e.V. (AMF) in Leipzig, Publishing company Degener & Co. in Insingen, Home club of the Bornaer country in Rötha and Culture and Leisure Group Family and Heraldry in the foundation railway social work, Frankfurt/Main.

This book contains 15 completed technical reports on some particularly interesting Härting families with historical documents, maps, pictures and references.

Pegau around 1625

Genealogy Haerting

The book "Genealogie Härting" is the final product of my genealogical research and includes: a glossary, maps of the ancestral homeland, onomastics, family crests, family lists of all Härting family members, Härting dissertations and publications, general information, and an overview of various spellings of the Härting family name. 80 percent of the book has already been completed.mpleted.