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Urloffen is a small village of 4100 people located in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. In 1975, Urloffen was incorporated as part of Appenweier. Specifically, it is located 15 kilometers (9 miles) east of the Rhine River and Strasbourg, France. Offenburg, Germany, the seat of the Kreis (district) Administration, lies 10 kilometers south of Urloffen. This area of southern Germany is used mainly for agricultural purposes. One major agricultural product is grapes. The surrounding hills are filled with vineyards.
A note on the Coat of Arms for Urloffen:
The council adopted the tower, which is a symbol for the local castle mentioned in 1150. |
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A note on the sign: Meerrettich = horseradish, a Vegetable which was planted in Urloffen for many years. Urloffen became well known in Germany by selling this plant in the markets. Ort = Village (Place) Meerrettichort = Horseradish village |
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This purpose of this page is to bring together information about Urloffen and the people who are connected to this area of Germany. If you have ancestors that have roots in this area and would like to share your information, please contact any of the following.
Mailing List Users Interested in Immigrants from Urloffen, Germany |
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Name |
Surnames Researching |
Tom Oatney Tom's Urloffen Ancestors |
Otteni |
Diana Rensing | Moll, Laible |
Dan
Bravard Dan's Urloffen Ancestors |
Armbruster, Appenzeller, Denninger, Eckerts, Joggerst/Jockerst, Kieffer, Krantz/Crantz, Kron/Cron, Kuntz, Martin, Moll, Schneider, Woerner/Werner |
Marilyn Lynch * | Kiefer, Kranz |
Wanda Ridge | Kiefer, Schelli, Knösp, Bürkel, Brenner, Rheinbold |
Joanne Lang Locke * | Kranz, Laug/Lang, Schermann |
Connie Reichart | Herbst, Burkel, Kiefer, Trautman, Wernerin |
Ruth King | Kiefer, Konig, Weis |
Stephen Gruber |
Jogerst / Joggerst / Jockerst / Yogerst |
Steve Jansen | Rotti/Rotty and Langeneckert |
Kathleen Sigdestad |
Schneider, Zimmerer, Knosp, Ulsaß, Kiefer, Graus
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Arlene Goff | Josef Schneider b. 1845 Urloffen Offenburg Baden emigrated to USA NY 1866 m. Anna NIKLAUS/NIKOLAUS/NICHOLAS b. 1848 Prussia d/o Franz Nikolaus and Anna Uberall |
Susan Boester |
Zettwoch,
Laible/Leible, Saur/Sur, Knosp, Langengert/Langerneckt, König,
Schelli, Bürckell, Krantz and Schneider |
Brian Densmore | Baumann, Crantz, Fritsch, Hornung, Hug, Kieffer/Kiefer, Joggerst, Keller, König, Lambarter, Lauck, Litsch, Moll, Ramshurster, Reinbold, Saur, Schelli, Werner, Windnagel, Widemer |
Jen Metcalf | Stoeckel, Andel, Joggerst, Sauer |
Charles Schober | Hug, Schober |
Jim Moll | Moll |
Mike Werner | Widmann, Knapp, Schweiss, Wörner, Seittor, Krauz, Köhli, Lauk |
Carolyn Schrader Lleyboldt | (Maria) Elisabeth Sauer was the oldest daughter of Martin and Agatha (Federer) Sauer, born in Urloffen on Dec. 16, 1908. She immigrated to Brooklyn, NY in 1926 and married Karl Schrader of Bremerhaven. |
Jim Federer | Federer - Jim's great grandfather emigrated to St Louis Missouri in July 1868 and 2 of his brother's followed |
Sandi Sills | Langeneckert, Langeneker, Longnecker, Kranz and Krantz |
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Links to Web Sites
Related to Urloffen Germany
The church books for Baden-Baden, Rastatt and
Karlsruhe, etc.
Urloffen Parish Registers
Digital photos of over
2,100 pages of the Urloffen Parish Baptisms, Marriages, and
Death Registers starting in 1651. Many are written in Latin.
Courtesy of Brian Densmore.
Landesarchiv - instructions in English,
digitized pictures of original documents in old German
Script.
Here you can find basic
information (in the original document) on several German
archival collections with 1/3 of the record groups online.
New online search aids are continuously being added.
Materials not searchable online can also be ordered on the
website. Archive materials can only be accessed in the
reading rooms. The staff there will assist you with your
research.
Landesarchiv - direct link to church
books for Baden
The
church books for Baden:
---Renchen is found under Achren
---Urloffen is found under Offenburg
Landesarchiv - direct link to church
books for Baden-Württemberg
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It is also dedicated to the history and the ancestors that
make up this region
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May 31, 2025