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Question

On 20 Feb 2024 Julie Holland wrote on WikiTree-75:

Klingler-251, Johannes Klingler. Please take a look at my profile. I was a member of Palatines To America through him and his wife. Does Johannes Klingler qualify me to be in this Palatine Group?

Answer 1

You only need to be interested to join the group.

Here is how: Project:Palatine Migration - How To Join

Answer 2

Hi Julie,

Concerning your ancestor Johannes Klinger--no, he would not qualify as a profile that fits the criteria for the Palatine Migration Project.   If Johannes Klinger was born in Bavaria in 1810 and died in Oregon, USA, then he immigrated too late for the Project.  The Project manages profiles of immigrants arriving from (mainly) what is today southwestern Germany, between about 1708 and 1776.  Most of the earlier ones arrived in New York, and later ones in Philadelphia.

Answer 3

FYI, The Three Rivers web site and domain has expired.  They had quite a few things of use to the Palatine Project.  I hate it when things like this happen and I feel helpless.

Comments

Remember to check Internet Archive's Wayback Machine with your links. I don't know if it is all up there, but a lot of the Three Rivers material is preserved there.

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It looks like at least some pieces of that Three Rivers site are online. Like the Knittle stuff ... http://www.threerivershms.com/knittle.htm