Resources

LINKS

Germmana and Genealogy Websites

The Germanna Foundation Database of Descendants
(Germanna Foundation membership required for full access)

George W. Durman’s Family History Site

John Blankenbaker’s Beyond Germanna Site

Cathi Clore Frost’s Clore Famly Website

Descendants of Michael Clore, Nicholas Yager

Oddenino Family History and Germanna

Marc Wheat Database

Barb Price’s Smithereens Website

Jeff Aylor’s Genealogy Website

Kathleen Bowen’s Genealogy Website

Cuntze – Kuntz – Coons Website

Spotswood Family Website

Hitt Family Website

Hitt Family Genealogy Forum

Descendants of Johann Henrich Haeger

Descendants of George Adam Rausor

Genealogy Resources

50 Most Popular Genealogy Websites

J.B. Hitt Genealogy Site

Germanna DNA Project

Friends of Germanna

Spotswood Family Organization

George Washington’s Mount Vernon

Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello

James Madison’s Montpelier

Red Hill, Patrick Henry National Memorial

Northern Neck Historical Society

The Menokin Foundation

Germanna Volkssport Association

Madison, Virginia Historical Society

Orange County Virginia Historical Society

Guide to Orange County, Virginia

Fauquier, Virginia Historical Society

Southern Fauquier Historical Society

Culpeper, Virginia Museum

Culpeper Genealogical Society

Mosby Heritage Area Association

Brandy Station Foundation

Germanna Community College

University of Mary Washington

Virginia Genealogical Society

Library of Virginia

Virginia Historical Society

Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library

Little Fork Church

Agnus Dei Church

Flat Run Church

Preservation of Virginia Antiquities

Amburgey Family Association

Bill Barker is Thomas Jefferson

Websites from Germany

Many are websites of the Heimatvereine which are the local historical societies in Germany. These local societies in Germany always provide a warm welcome to those who make the annual Germanna GERMANY TRIP. Brush up on your German and enjoy your international website travels.

German-American Association of Siegerland-Wittgenstein

Siegen University, Germany

District of Siegen-Wittgenstein partly former Nassau-Siegen

City of Siegen villages of Eisern, Kaan-Marienborn, Oberfischbach and Trupbach

City of Freudenberg villages of Niederndorf and Oberfischbach

City Hilchenbach village of Muesen

Heimatbund Siegerland-Wittgenstein regional historical society

Heimatverein Trupbach local historical society

Heimatverein Eisern local historical society

Stahlbergmuseum Muesen Iron Ore Mine Museum

Archives of the Protestant Regional Church Siegen, Germany
email only: gmoisel@kk-ekvw.de

Archives of the City of Siegen, Germany
email only: l_burwitz@siegen.de

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The Germanna Foundation tells America’s story of liberty through the frontier experience of her settlers and descendants using archaeological, historical, and genealogical research and interpretation. We are stewards over these important properties and initiatives:

Fort Germanna Visitor Center campus which includes a Museum, Genealogy Library, the Hitt Archaeology Center, and the Germanna Memorial Garden
Siegen Forest – 170-acre Hiking and Nature Trails along the Rapidan river
1714/1717 Fort Germanna Archaeology Site
Virginia Lt. Gov. Alexander Spotswood’s home “Enchanted Castle” Archaeology Site
1757 Georgian-style Salubria Manor
1800 Peter Hitt Farm
Publishing “The Germanna Record” genealogy/ history books
Maintaining a genealogy database with over 130,000 records of descendants of the Germanna colonists

The Germanna Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to exploring the Colonial Virginia frontier via the historic 1714 Fort Germanna and its German colonists and their descendants.

It conducts archaeological exploration and conservation, genealogical research and publishing, and historic preservation and interpretation.

The Foundation owns and maintains several historic sites and properties, such as Salubria Manor, that were part of or closely connected to the Germanna colonies, the town of Germanna, and the other early colonial Virginia settlements and towns in the Piedmont area of Virginia.