J 386 Bad Buchau Jewish family-register microfilms

Repository

Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart

Reference

Bestand J 386, Bad Buchau family-register units Bü 39-Bü 45, digitized by Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg and mirrored in Matricula Online.

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Reliability and limits

Official archival catalog target for the underlying Buchau family registers cited by Tänzer and later scholars. Landesarchiv/LEO-BW and Matricula metadata identify seven digitized family-book units: Bü 39 (1770-1861; 261 images), Bü 40 (1779-1873; index pp. 59-69), Bü 41 (1795-1879; index p. 62), Bü 42 (1760-1867; index pp. 235-251; 253 images), Bü 43 (1797-1883; index pp. 170-194), Bü 44 (1834-1904; index pp. 206-222), and Bü 45 (1823-1935; index pp. 186-197). Arnstein S-118 separately describes Buchau's first family register as created in 1809 and covering 1809-1853, with Einstein entries on Blatt 3, 6 and 7. Those historical folio references have not yet been mapped securely to a modern J 386 unit; the wider date spans in the modern catalog may describe retrospective family data rather than the years when the volume was physically compiled. Do not equate Arnstein's first register with Bü 39 or another unit without visual verification. In the current text client the catalog metadata is accessible but the JavaScript image viewer does not expose person-level pages reliably, so no parent-child reading is promoted from S-119 yet. This is the primary archival target for directly testing the early Buchau sequence around Baruch Moyses, Moses, David Veit and Naphtali Hirsch Einstein. Do not infer Daniel Einstein of Fellheim from the catalog alone.

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