Schrader Family Association
Registered association from 1920
Welcome to the website of the family association Schrader e.V.!
“Familia roboris radix”.
The family is the root of strength!
This has been our motto since 100 years.
Our family research is dedicated to this.
Founded in 1920, our association has been engaged in genealogical research around the schrader name for more than 100 years.
We are looking for information about Schrader people and families and collect it in our archive.
On this basis, for example, we develop Schrader family series and clan overviews, contribute to biographical research and publish the results in our regularly published newsletters.
Through annual family days, we encourage the cooperation of our members and encourage further research.
Genealogy is experiencing a renaissance!
There is a great deal of interest in questions and answers about one’s own ancestry. We support the members of our association in the research of their roots through practical research aids and the use of our association archive. We also help with the sighting and ordering of existing genealogical materials. From all of this, we create pedigrees ready for publication.
Contributions /Articles / News
List and contents of the communication booklets (4)
This will be a monthly series (1953 –1988). Six newsletters are compiled into one archive volume. The pages within an archive volume are numbered consecutively.A
Chronicles of the “Family Days” (3/6)
Family Days from 1971 to the political change in 1989 Since 1974, the Family Day has been held every autumn – in the second half
Directory and contents of the communication booklets (3)
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
Chronicles of the “Family Days” (2/6)
Part II. Family Days 1948–1969 1. Preliminary remark. The 1920s were undoubtedly golden years for our association (Family Days 1 to 11).After a five-year hiatus
Directory and contents of the communication booklets (2)
This is a monthly serialised series (1928 – 1938). Six newsletters are compiled into one archive volume. The pages within an archive volume are numbered
Articles and contributions are currently only available in German.