Rader Ramblings
James Lee Rader -- 2633 Gilbert Way -- Rancho Cordova, CA 95670-3513
16th Issue Spring 1995
We have actual German Genealogy, A Rader family
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The second Attempt (Now -August 1995)
I just completed 3 months of fighting software to produce the "Second attempt". Your contributions to this work are keeping me very busy. As you know the "First Attempt was 367 pages of Genealogy plus indexes, this work is now 754 pages plus indexes. The "first" was in 1992, 3 years ago, which means that in 3 years the size of our collected work has doubled. I bet you can guess the size of the 1998 version !
The Third Attempt (1998)
While we are on that track, the next version will probably be on CD-ROM. Why ? The size and cost of publishing the work and the cost of adding pictures to the collection. I think we should add pictures to the work. To print pictures adds to the cost considerably, a page of text costs about 10 cents to print in our low volume. One page with 4 pictures will cost about $1 to produce in color high resolution.
Back to the Issue now ready for print !
Many of you requested that the work be published "by Location". I hope the final result meets with your approval. I broke the work apart by where the pioneer lived. I first produced the usual genealogy including ALL descendants of each immigrant. But as you know Adam Röder is a sizeable book in itself. So to accomplish the goal of regionalistic the work I moved down the family tree to children or grandchildren. My goal, "to create chapters smaller than 50 pages which include all known descendants of a particular RADER.
The 5 volumes became:
1-Pennsylvania, 2-Virginia & North Carolina, 3-Tennessee, 4-Iowa and vicinity, 5-the rest
I then added an Every person index to each volume. The hardest thing to add was the Location index. These indexes allow you to find people either by name or location.
Then came Volume 6 - Total Index this started as an Every person index and a Location index for the Five volumes. Then I remembered the problems we have had with spelling of our ancestors names in colonial records. Thus came the Comprehensive index of Rader like names. In this work I took all 31 spellings of the surname and created an index by First name, middle name and nickname, I threw in the Year of Birth and Death to complete the work !
The Comprehensive index of Rader like names is the complete tool to find your ancestor !
.I created a Comprehensive Index of Rader like names
for those people trying to find their ancestors. This is how our ancestors spelled their name. This list of first names, middle names, nick-names (with year of birth and death) will allow you to find your ancestor without knowing how to spell his last name.Comprehensive Index of Rader like names
Rader, Raeder, Raider, Rater, Reader, Reader, Rader, Reeder Reesor Reiden, Reiter or Rider, Reiterman, Reoder, Ricker, Rider, Riter, Ritter, Roden, Rodenhiser, Roder, Rodter, Roeder, Roeder or Reder, Roeder/Roedter/ Rader, Roughton, Royder, Ruder
Adam V1-1, v2 -1, v3-166, v3-167, v4-4, v4-5
Adam V1-118, v2 -147
Adam V1-3, V1-61, v2 -2, v2 -4
Adam v2 -70
Adam (?-1826) v4-21
Adam (?-1832) v2 -70
Adam (1760-1813) V1-61, v3-164, v4-2
Adam (1761-1817) v2 -108
Adam (1761-1825) v2 -4, v2 -6
Adam (1791-1881) v2 -5
Adam (1805-1878) v2 -72, v2 -78
Adam (1807-1873) v4-22, v4-24
Adam (1812-d) v2 -71, v2 -77, v4-6
Adam (1822-d) v2 -76, v2 -87
Adam (1825-1907) v2 -9, v2 -17
Adam (1829-1894) v4-55
Adam (1840-1927) v4-101
Adam Franklin "Frank" (1848-1932) v3-170,
v3-177, v3-183
Adam Frederick (1903-d) v3-179, v3-193
Adam Jackson (1855-1930) v2 -16, v2 -28
Adam ,Jr. (1861-1884) v4-25, v4-32
Adam M. (1900-1956) v2 -151, v2 -156
Adam S. (1832-d) v2 -110
Adam Walter v4-55
Adam William (1982-1982) v4-51
Where in Germany do we find Raders ?
This is a sample of the place name index from volume #6. This sample also shows you ALL of the places in Germany that we have found Raders. Don’t think these are all Rader home lands, some of these are war brides birth places or soldier’s death places !
GERMANY
Bavaria, Germany V1-39, v4-55, v4-112
Biebelnheim, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany v4-62
Breslau, Schlesien, Germany v3-96
Ebenhandstein, (near Pegnitz), Germany v4-112
Fromesheimer, Greiss Alzey, Hesse Darmstadt V1-117
Hellwig, Rheinpfalz, Bavaria, Germany V1-39
Heppenheim, Germany V1-117
Heppenheim, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany V1-117
Hesse Darmstadt, Germany V1-117
Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany V1-118, v4-62, v4-121
Hesse, Germany V1-115, v4-107
Illingen, Ref Lutheran, Germany V1-3, v2-3
Krakow, Germany v4-90
Ludweiler, Lorraine Provinc, Germany v4-62
Mannheim, Germany V1-1, v2-1, v3-163, v4-1
Mardach, Rhineland, Pfaltz V1-1, v2-1, v3-166, v4-4
Maudach, Rheinland, Pfaltz v3-167, v4-5
Mittweida, Sachsen, Germany v4-49
Mutterstadt, Germany V1-1, V1-2, V1-95, v2-1, v2-2, v3-165, v3-166, v3-167, v4-3, v4-4, v4-5
Mutterstadt, Pfalz, Germany V1-2, v2-1, v3-166, v4-4
Mutterstadt, Reformed Church, Germany V1-2, v2-1, v3-165, v3-166, v4-3, v4-4
Mutterstadt, Reformed Church, Gremany v2-2, v3-165, v4-3
Mutterstadt, Reformed, Germany V1-1, v2-1, v3-163, v4-1
North, Driedorf-Nafau, Diellenburg, Germany V1-101, V1-102
Offenthal, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany v4-121
Pomer, Hanover, Germany v4-63
Prussia, Germany v4-59
Rine Phalz, Germany v4-30
Schenkenbarg, Preusen, Germany v4-59
Streithoff, Germany v4-90
Woddow, Potsdam Preusen, Germany v4-59
Germany V1-1-3, V1-9, V1-12, V1-39, V1-85
Germany V1-95, V1-101-102, V1-110, V1-115, V1-117-118
Germany v2-1-3, v2-18, v2-27, v2-85, v2-108, v2-123
Germany v3-1, v3-88, v3-96, v3-163, v3-165-167
Germany v3-219, v4-1, v4-3-5, v4-14, v4-49, v4-54-55
Germany v4-118-119, v4-121, v4-30, v4-47, v4-50
Germany v4-52, v4-55, v4-85, v4-90, v4-95, v4-100, v4-107
Germany v4-58-59, v4-61-66, v4-71, v4-112, v4-116
Germany Church v4-112
Germany or PA V1-110, v2-123, v3-1
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