- Bad
Karlshafen (German: [baːt kaʁlsˈhaːfn̩] ) is a baroque,
thermal salt spa town in the
district of K****el, in Hesse, Germany. It has 2300 inhabitants...
- Bad
Karlshafen is a
railway station located in Bad
Karlshafen, Germany. The
station is
located on the Sollingbahn. The
train services are
operated by...
- and
North Rhine-Westphalia.
Important towns of this
region include Bad
Karlshafen, Holzminden, Höxter, Bodenwerder, Hameln, Rinteln, and Vlotho. The tales...
- of this
community emigrated to the
United States in the 1890s. In Bad
Karlshafen, Hessen,
Germany is the
Huguenot Museum and
Huguenot archive. The collection...
-
Schunter (near Braunschweig)
Werre (in Bad Oeynhausen)
Diemel (in Bad
Karlshafen)
Fulda (in Hann. Münden) Eder (in Edermünde)
Schwalm (near Fritzlar) Haune...
-
Councilman of New-York.
Ortssippenbuch Karlshafen The
ancestors of
Daniel Fowcett Tiemann (his
father born in Bad
Karlshafen, Germany) are
published in the genealogical...
- Glückstadt ("Happy Town"). A list of Exulantenstädte: Altona,
Hamburg Bad
Karlshafen Freudenstadt Friedrichsdorf Glückstadt
Hanau Johanngeorgenstadt Krefeld...
- in 1733, but by 1738 he was
again free and
living in an
estate in Bad
Karlshafen, near K****el.
Bessler died in 1745, aged sixty-five, when he fell to his...
- is a
disused railway line
along the
Diemel river between Hümme and Bad
Karlshafen,
which was
opened on 30
March 1848 and
finally closed on 27 September...
- Bettenhausen, east of K****el. In 1699
Charles founded Sieburg (since 1717
Karlshafen) and also
moved some of the
Huguenots and
Waldensians there. With the...
