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Rader, Rotter, etc genealogies

 

Would you like to become involved in Rader family History?

George Rotter from Kostental 1674

it was still in Austrian Silesia

from the emperor Habsburg Leopold I (reg. 1658-1705):

Approximately 25 km (highway) from Hotzenplotz straight to the east, we reach in Poland, the village Kostenthal (Gościęcin), the (provisional) easternmost station in the chain of old-Rotter nests on both sides of today's Czech-Polish border. Kostenthal is a German language Polish language island in the middle area  established 1225

from the (State Archive) in Prague

Czech border at Kunzendorf on the Polish and Bartels village on the Czech side.  With Bartels Village (Bartultovice) we have a land line is reached, both the general history is of particular interest, as well as in our own family history a very special ranking: The Moravian enclave within Hotzenplotz Silesia, also known as "Hotzenplotz Ländchen" or "landscape Hotzenplotz ".

from Gernot Rotter's book contact me if you would like to see more of his book jim@rader.org

 

 
Rotter Research (Gernot Rotter's upcoming book)
http://www.rader.org/genealogies/rotter.htm
 
http://www.rader.org/dna/cladogram.htm
 
http://www.rader.org/genealogies/casper/casper1732.htm
 

my Rader Ancestor - Johann Gasber Rotter
would you like a copy of ALL source records that I have for  Casper (can you provide more to add to it?  I have placed  high quality scans of them on the photobook service Vio Vio.   You can copy the pictures to your computer or order a  paperback book for around $20 (I can't buy the ink to print these photograph quality, full bleed, pictures for $20)

Wayne A. Conduff's research for Rader Places in Greene County,
Tennessee Do you know where they lived and which Rader's
were near each other