This is a monthly serialised series (1940–1999).
Six newsletters are compiled into one archive volume. The pages within an archive volume are numbered consecutively. A page is then clearly identified by the Roman numeral of the archive volume and the page number (e.g. III-223).
Each archive volume is accompanied by a comprehensive table of contents with a place and name index. Internal association matters such as short notices, cash reports and address changes in each booklet are not mentioned separately.
* Announcements from the Schrader Family Association
n 1920, our founding members understood “Mitteilungen des Familienverbandes Schrader” (News from the Schrader Family Association) to mean everything they wanted to communicate to the world in printed form about Schrader research. Similar to “Nachrichten von der Familie xx” (News from the xx Family), “Mitteilungen über” (News about) was a common and widely used term at the time.
Volume V
Begun before the war, Volume V was a major challenge in many respects! It began with Newsletter No. 25, an anniversary edition with a unique 112 pages. Of course, this level could not be maintained during the war years. And after the end of World War II, other priorities were on the agenda. Nevertheless, at the beginning of 1948, the first issue, Newsletter No. 29, was published, which was entirely devoted to the consolidation of the association. The main content followed in the two-part Newsletter No. 30, which also concluded the cycle. In 1952, the accompanying document and source book was published.
| Heft | Jahr | Inhalt |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 1940 | Vorträge “Wege u. Ziele d. Sippenforschung”, “Anlegung des Sippenarchivs”, “Schrader-Rottmersleben” |
| Prof. Dr. Rudolf Schrader “Die ältesten Schrader-Höfe Niedersachsens” | ||
| SR 177 Zerbst, SR 170 Stadtoldendorf, SR 126 Groß-Denkte, SR 7 Lauenau-Ergänzung, | ||
| 26 | 1941 | “An unsere Frontkämpfer”, Fritz Schrader-Köthen, Nachruf Hermann Schrader, Dr. Walther Schrader gefallen, Richard Schrader (Hornburg):”Zur Namensdeutung Schrader“ |
| SR 132/133 Northeim, SR 147/171 Salbke, SR 188 Salzderhelden, SR 174 Wernigerode, SR 37 Goslar erweitert, SR 184 Boquerode (Bockerode), SR 187 Osterwald, SR 183 Athensleben, SR 65 Rimbeck-Ergänzung | ||
| 27 | 1942 | Hermann S. gefallen, Nachrufe, Feldzugsteilnehmer Schrader |
| Artikel: „Die Erneuerer des Botanischen Gartens zu Göttingen”, | ||
| SR 29 Ringelheim, SR 119/180 Steinheim, SR 189 Kleinalgermissen, ST 48/49/104/105 Badeleben-Ergänzung, SR 94 Seinstedt, SR 192 Hockeln, SR 6/17/148 Dransfeld-Ergänzung | ||
| 28 | 1943 | Admiral von Schrader Ritterkreuz, Dr.Oskar Schrader gefallen, Nachwuchswerbung, Kriegsteilnehmer Schrader, gefallen, Artikel “Geheimbefehl zwischen Stiefelsohlen“ |
| SR 88/109/126 Eschershausen, SR 117 Hildesheim, SR 5 Halberstadt, SR 169 Benniehausen, SR 123 Gebhardshagen, SR 178 Brieg, SR 168 Sternberg, SR 172 Halberstadt, SR 186 Schladen, SR 191 Adenstedt, SR 192 Wunstorf, SR 194 Ditfurt, SR 195 Braunschweig, SR 196 Walbeck, SR 197 Braunschweig, SR 198 Halberstadt, SR 199 Wahle, SR 200 Hannover, Wappentafel Schrader-Rottmers | ||
| Alphabetische Übersicht der bisher abgedruckten Stammreihen (A-G) | ||
| 29 | 1948 | Appell an alle Verbandsmitglieder, Nachruf auf Ehrenmitglied und Archivar Richard Schrader-Hornburg |
| Mitgliederverzeichnis 1947 | ||
| 30 | 1948 | Schrader-Stiftungen, Bezieher unserer Verbandsmitteilungen, Ehrenmitglieder, |
| SR 208 Scharbow | ||
| 1950 | Mitglieder-Bestand 1920-50, Schrader-Stiftungen | |
| SR 35/120 Barnewitz, SR 177 Zerbst, SR 181 Gildehaus, SR 207 Stadthagen, SR 176 Bockenem, SR 206 Soltau, SR 209 Eltze, SR 11 Rottmersleben mit Geschichte, SR 208 Scharbow-Ergänzung, SR 210 Hamburg | ||
| Verzeichnis der SR 189-210 | ||
| Archivband V | ||
| Inhalte der Hefte 25-30 |
Volume VI
Over the first decades of work within the Schrader family association, members and friends gathered countless pieces of information from church records, archives, publications and memories. After the death of long-time archivist and editor Richard Schrader (Hornburg) in 1947, work on this task had to be put on hold for a long time. It was not until many years later, in 1999, that these 4,500 details were compiled into a single 330-page archive volume VI and published.
| Heft | Jahr | Inhalt |
|---|---|---|
| 1999 | Sonderveröffentlichung ! | |
| Gesammelte Einzelheiten 5501 – 9000 | ||
| Ortsregister zu den Einzelheiten 5501 – 9000 | ||
| Namensregister zu den Einzelheiten 5501 – 9000 |