in Keetmanshoop, Okahandja, Windhoek; medical reports, 1908 and 1910; curriculum vitae, 1910; instruction, 1910; correspondence, 1910-1955; obituary, 1955;

1907-1936 in Karibib, Keetmanshoop, Okahandja, Windhoek; curriculum vitae, references, application, 1901; correspondence and work reports by Christian Ludwig Kühhirt, 1907-1958; correspondence also with Mrs. Elisabeth Kühhirt, née Wangerin, 1938-1969; correspondence also with d. Söhnen Kühhirt, 1940-1959; report e. Reise zu d. Herero in the reserve, (pale-grass), 1920; report about the journey to the Herero and Ovambo to the railway, 1920; Farmmissionsreise, 1925; newspaper article by Martin Kühhirt (son): "Das ehemalige Deutsch-Südwestafrika unter englischer Verwaltung", IN supplement of the "Aufwärts" of 30.09.1928; death announcement, sermon, obituary for Mrs. Helene Kühhirt, née Schubert, 1936; Der Heimgang unserer Mutter, Georg Kühhirt (son), 1936; Theofilus Ileka, evangelist: Letter to Christian Ludwig Kühhirt with greetings from the Ovambo parish Windhoek, 1936; travel report by Elisabeth Kühhirt, née Wangerin, 7 p. ms., 1938; copies of testimonies by Elisabeth Kühhirt, 1917, 1928, 1938; obituary for Christian Ludwig Kühhirt, 1959

Conference minutes; The conversion and life stories of 25 evangelists, recorded at the conference in Okahandja, 1936; "Evangelisten-Ordnung", in German, Herero and Nama, 1938;

1901-1928 in Okahandja, Windhoek; Letters and Reports, 1901-1928; Curriculum Vitae (copy) of Emma Meier, née Ermshaus, 1904; Die Schreckenstage in Okahandja, Jan, Febr. 1904; inquiry about the semi-white children in Windhoek, 1904; report about e. trip to Gobabis, 1907; report about Windhoek police measures, 1909; ray of hope in the work e. Herero missionaries, Okahandja, n. J.; communication of the "Woermann-Linie" about the death of Friedrich A. Meier on board the steamer "Muansa" and burial in Monrovia, 1928; obituary for Friedrich A. Meier, 1928; letter (copy) of Hereros Gustav Kamatoto to Emma Meier, mourning for her father Friedrich A. Meier, 1929; correspondence with family Meier, 1928-1965;

1938-1947 Bethelmission, 1948-1966 in Keetmanshoop, Okahandja, Otjimbingue, 1967-1973 Landes-propst d. DELK in Southwest Africa; Letters and Reports, Corrrespondence; Inauguration of the. Peace Church in Okahandja, 7.12.1952; reports about the singing weeks in Okahandja; letters of local Christians, evangelists and pastors, among others by Andreas Kukuri, Hezekiah Kapembe, Adolf !Nowaseb

Station, annual and travel reports; joint letters, among others by Carl Hugo Hahn, Johannes Rath, Franz Heinrich Kleinschmidt and others; reply by the deputation; report on peace negotiations on Schmelens Verwachting (Okahandja), 1870; detailed information on the peace negotiations in the region. Explanatory notes on the Mission Trade Society, 1871; Communication by Carl Hugo Hahn on his resignation from the RMG, 1872; Decisions on the Church Constitution and on the German Constitution for the Church Forms, 1873; Carl Hugo Hahn's statements on this and linguistic changes 1874 1875; Reports, by Daniel Cloete from 1873; Statistics, Status: May 1876; Über d. Gottes- u. Opferbegriff d. Herero, Referat, C. Heinrich Beiderbecke, 43 p., hs., 1877; Schulordnung für d. Schulen im Bereich d. sog. Herero-Konferenz, 1877; Instruction for teachers trained in the Augustinum, 1877

Station reports; concepts of replies d. Deputation; Presentations:; The marriage gift and child rearing of our Christian Herero, Freerk Meyer, 12 p., hs., 1885; Is it tunlich in our Hereromission d. previous strict practice in relation to polygamy to let go and d. by Inspector Dr. Schreiber proposed milder practice to introduce, after the process on Sumatra, Nias

1893-1896 in Okahandja, from 1897 parish office USA and others in Chicago; letters and station reports, 1894-1896; letter from Inspector August Schreiber about dismissal, 1896;

Teacher, Head of the Augustineum, 1907-1920 Okahandja, Windhoek, from 1922 preacher in USA ; letters and reports, 1907-1920; curriculum vitae (2 versions), references, cover letter, 1899-1918; Organisation d. Windhoek Mission Schools, 1913; Statistics and Timetable, 1918; Curriculum Vitae and Testimonies of Margarethe Nowack, née Werth, 1907; Correspondence with the German Colonial Society about reimbursement of travel home fees for Kurt Nowack, 1923;

From the Sisters' Work of the Rhenish Mission, 12 p., Dr., 1933; Korrespondenz, 1924-1964; J. Warneck: Thoughts on the Sisters' Work in South West Africa, 1931; J. Warneck: Thanks and Request to "Des Meisters Ruf", 1936; 50 Years of Sisters' Work, Dr.., 1939; Anniversary reports by Insp. A. Hoffmann u. Schw. M. Scharrenberg, 1939; speech at the memorial service of S. M. Scharrenberg, 1950; Chronicle and Statistics, 1957; S. U. Pönnighaus, Okahandja: Unser Weg in die einheimische Diakonie, Referat, 1964; S. F. Schröder: Der Dienst als Missionssch Schwester heute, Referat, 1964; Heitere Verse u. Spiele zu festive occasions in der Schwesternschaft

1871-77 in the service of the Mission Trade Society, 1881 ordained, from 1884 missionary, Praeses of Southwest Africa 1904-1910, in: Otjizewa, Okahandja, Otjosazu, Otjozondjupa, Karibib, Swakopmund, see also RMG 2.481 Briefkopierbuch 1904-1907; Letters (also by Mrs. Emmy Eich, née Mohn), Reports, Station Reports, Quarterly Reports, 1882-1935; Presentation on the Confirmation at the Conference on Otjimbingue, 22 p.., hs. 1894; Report of the Evangelist Elia Kandirikirira on Otjiwarongo, 1898; Reply to the attacks by the Farmers Erdmann v. Mission, 1905; Statements of the South West Africa missionaries on the question of orphanages and industrial schools for Herero children, 1905; Appeal of the Governor of Lindequist to d. Hereros,, Dr., 1905; Plan (blueprint) for the new mission house in Walfishbay; congratulatory letter and eulogy for Eich on the occasion of his 25th ordination anniversary (draft), 1906; Gedanken zur Mischehenfrage (Rassenmischhe), 1913; Rating d. Farmen Gaub, Ganachaams, Korab, 1920;

Okahandja 75 years ago, N. N., 1 p., ms., c. 1938; 100 years Okahandja, Heinrich Vedder, 13 p., ms., c. 1944;

Station see RMG 2.510 a-c; Documents on the Ownership, 1899-1909; Map of Okahandja and surroundings of E. Friedrichs, 1: 500000, 1904; Site plan d. Farm "Friedrichswald", 1: 100000, 1903; ground plan of the farmstead of farmer Ernst Friedrichs zu Katjapja, 1: 100, 1903;

no continuous counting and binding; transmission of missionary records: Friedrich Wilhelm Kolbe 1848-1851 Okahandja, Otjikango, Schmelens Erwartung, Otjimbingwe, Peter Heinrich Brincker 1864-1870 Otjikango, Johann Jakob Irle 1869-1871 Otjikango, Okahandja, Philipp Diehl 1873-1892 Okahandja, Freerk Meyer 1880-1888 Otjikango u. Wilhelm Eich 1882-1888 Okahandja, Otjizeva, Otjosazu, ms..;

formerly Neu-Barmen, 1853-1856 unoccupied, 1902 abandoned, outstation of Okahandja 1890-1898, see also RMG 2.510 a-c, farm s. RMG 2.560; Chronology of the Otjikango Station from 1841-1899; Conference and Annual Reports, by Karl Alex. Hamann, 1899-1902; Report: "The Purchase of Small-Bars" by Kaufmann Lang, 1902; Sketch d. Mission property in Otjikango and description, 1901; copy of the deed of gift for the mission property, 1901; plan d. Mission house in Otjizeva, 1903;

Curriculum Vitae of Otto and Lydia Milk, née Grüber, 1938; Ordination Certificate, Instruction, Vow of Deputation, 1938; Correspondence for Exams and for Employment, 1938; Address by Praeses Koch at the Ordination of Otto Milk and Hassenpflug, 1938; "Der Missions Gedanken bei Vater Bodelschwingh von cand. theol. Otto Milk, 26 S. ms.., about 1937; correspondence and letters of friendship, 1938-1939; correspondence with the Milk couple during their internment, 1940-1947; correspondence during their work in Wupperthal with Clan-william in Kapland (South Africa), Keetmanshoop and Okahandja (Southwest Africa), also annual reports and Letters from Friends, 1948-1954; Letters and reports from the Paulinum in Karibib and Otjimbingue, especially from Singwochen, 1955-1966; "Omahungi (ein Gemeindeblatt), Druck, 1955-1958; 25 letters of thanks from Paulinum students to Pastor Curt Ronicke, 1958; Korrespondenz zur Altersversorgung der Eheleute Milk, 1937-1970

in Wupperthal, Otjimbingwe, Windhoek, Rehoboth, Gibeon, Okahandja; personal papers, 1938-1967; correspondence, especially with the nurses' home, Inspectors Gustav Menzel and Siegfried Groth, and circulars

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Semi-annual reports of the municipalities Windhoek and Okahandja

1921-1954 in Windhoek, Okahandja, Karibib, director of the Paulinums; correspondence, circulars, travelogues, essays, 1921-1938; curriculum vitae (2 versions), application, certificates, 1906-1908; medical testimony for Mrs. Martha Pönnighaus, nee. Brünger, 1920 From the Women of the Paulinum Disciples, by Martha Pönnighaus, 1951; Statistics on our Evangelists and Pastors in Southwest, 1953; Letters from Fr. Josua Tjiurutue and Fr. Hendrik Isaak, 1956; Let us save you! Mission game from Southwest Africa, by Mrs. Martha Pönnighaus, without year; correspondence by Friedrich Pönnighaus. Martha Pönnighaus with Gustav Menzel, missionary Fritz Heinrich Ludwig Harre and Inspector Gustav Weth, 1954-1966; Zur Vita von Herr Missionar Friedrich Pönnighaus, ca. 1966; answer to the questionnaire of the German Protestant Mission Day, concerning e. g. station Okahandja, 11 p.., ms, c. 1935; Heranbildung d. Diener am Wort, essay, 14 p., hs., c. 1939; copies from letters by Friedrich Pönnighaus from war and imprisonment, 1939-1945; correspondence Friedrich Pönnighaus with Dr. Hans de Kleine, 1962-1968

1925-1960 in Okahandja, Gobabis, Karibib; curriculum vitae (3 versions), testimonies, 1914-1915; letters from the internment camp Andalusia, 1940-1945; "Our faithful farm workers should be the refuge", dedication of the native church in Frieden-au, Windhoeker "Allgemeine Zeitung", no. 53, 1959

Missions-Farmer, 1912-1941 in Okahandja, Omburo, Okombahe, Usakos; Curriculum Vitae, 1904; Curriculum Vitae, Application, Testimonies, 1912-1913; Instruction as Mission Farmer, 1913; Letters and Reports, especially from Omburo, 1913-1921; Examensbericht d. Missions-Seminars, 1928; Correspondence from Usakos, 1931-1939; Message about internment, 1939; Report about the death of Ernst Wilhelm Römer in Kimberley and obituary, 1941; death certificate and obituary for Mrs. Rosa Johannette Römer, née Huppert, 1956;

Since the registry office responsible for special cases in Germany and abroad - the so-called 'Standesamt I' - is still located in Berlin today, traditions from this office also reach the Landesarchiv. They have been grouped together in group 'S'. These traditions all refer to areas that are not part of Berlin. The largest part of this group is the stock S Rep. 100 with the still existing documents from the former German territories in the East - as far as these were taken to Germany and did not perish in the war. In addition, there are holdings of notarizations of Germans living abroad, namely as far as they were carried out in German consulates or embassies ('consular registers') or in the German colonies ('colonial registers'). There are also documents from the territories occupied by Germany during the Second World War (these are only deaths).Two large holdings contain the documents issued by the registry office I itself within the framework of its special jurisdiction.The S holdings also regularly receive supplements in accordance with the deadlines of the Civil Status Act, but only every five years.

Contains among other things: 3174: Esteburg (Ewer) - 3175: Cronshagen (steamer) - 3176: Providentia (fishing cutter) - 3177: Silvana (fishing vessel) - 3178: August (lighter) - 3179: Anna (fishing vessel) - 3180: Emilie (Tjalk).- 3181: Marie Menzell (steamer).- 3182: Germania (steamer).- 3183: Buzzard (trawler).- 3184: Lauschan (steamer).- 3185: Poschan (steamer).- 3186: Esne (steamer).- 3186: Kommodore (steamer).- 3187: Emma (Schoonergaleasse).- 3187: Hermione (Schoonergaleasse).- 3188: Terror (Besanewer).- 3189: Emma Lucie (Motorsegler).- 3190: Boston (Dampfer).- 3191: Cili Margaretha (Fischkutter).- 3192: Okahandja (Dampfer).- 3192: Thea (Dampfer).- 3193: Argo (full ship).- 3193: Peiho (full ship).- 3194: Adolph (steamer).- 3195: Ottensen (steamer).- 3196: Mülheim (steamer).- 3197: Borkum (steamer).- 3198: Falcon (Besanewer).- 3198: Harry (Besanewer).- 3199: Water lily (full ship).- 3200: Progress (lighter).- 3201: Berlin (steamer).- 3202: Elkab (steamer).- 3203: Hindoo (steamer).- 3204: Erich Woermann (steamer).- 3204: Togo (steamer).- 3205: Eduard Woermann (steamer).- 3206: Neptune (trawler).- 3207: Lucie (Ewerkahn).- 3208: Canton (steamer).- 3209: Cato (tug).- 3210: Florida (steamer).- 3210: Professor Woermann (steamer).- 3210: Swakopmund (steamer).- 3211: Alma (motor sailer).- 3211: Annami (motor sailer) - 3211: Annemi (motor sailer) - 3211: Johannes (motor sailer) - 3212: Henry (motor ship) - 3212: Neptune (motor ship) - 3213: Alex (tjalk) - 3214: Rhenania (steamer) - 3215: Amazon (steamer).- 3215: Venetia (steamer) - 3216: Decade I (lighter) - 3217: Anna (fishing vessel) - 3218: Kehdingen (steamer) - 3219: Minna (mizzen) - 3220: Hornburg (steamer) - 3221: Catharina (galleasse) - 3222: Polynesia (steamer).- 3223: F. T. 9 (lighter).- 3223: F.T. 9 (lighter).- 3223: FT 9 (lighter).- 3223: Kiel (lighter).- 3224: Florentine (cutter).- 3225: Dorathea (ewer).- 3226: Lulu planks (steamship).- 3226: Otavi (steamship).- 3227: Jörgensen

1907-1920 in Karibib, Okahandja, from 1924 parish office in USA among others in Renville, Min.; curriculum vitae, application, certificates, 1898-1901; letters and reports from Karibib and Okahandja, 1907-1921; testimony and recommendation, 1923; letters from North America, 1924-1959; correspondence with Mrs. Marta Siekmann, née Garbers u. d. Söhnen Gene u. John, 1950-1963;