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The information further back is still being assembled and may change as soon as new information becomes available.


- Begier and Begehr in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
- Begehr in Westphalia, Germany
All up to date data are published in the family trees and the tiny table in section "Related Files".


- Begier in Poland
Results of this research are listed in section "Related Files"

1. Wyrzysk District
Church Books:
Collection of 660 entries: Baptism, marriage and burial from church books in the region of Wyrzysk for Bekier, Begier, Beyer and similar family names from 1751 onwards. In the village of Mlotkowko the family name Begier was changed to Beyer.

Churches:
Blugowo, Dzwierszno, Gromadno, Kosztowo, Krostkowo, Lobzenica, Wyrzysk and Wysoka

Places:
Bakowo, Bialosliwie, Czaycze, Debno, Dembowko, Dembro, Dobrzyniewo, Dzwierszno, Falmierowo, Gromadno, Gruska, Izdebki, Jeziorki, Kiaszkowo, Klawek, Koscierzyn, Kostrzen, Kosztowo, Krostkowo, Kunowo, Lotkorko, Malawies, Mlotkowko, Mlotkowo, Moscizka, Poborka, Podrozna, Polanowo, Rudna, Rzeszkowo, Szczerbyn, Topola, Wiatrogoszcz, Wielkawiez, Wyrzysk, Witrogoszcz, Wymystowo, Wynogoszcz, Wysoczka, Wysoka

2. Begier Swarzedz region
Church books:
More than 400 entries from the region north and south of Swarzedz
beginning in 1799.

Churches:
Czerlejno, Swarzedz, Wierzenica

Places:
Czerlejno, Czerlejnko, Debogora, Gortatowo, Gruszczyn, Kicin, Klony, Kobylnica, Kruszewnia, Mechowo, Mielno, Nowa Wies, Poklati, Trzek, Tulce, Wegierskie, Zalasewo

• Begehr Westphalia (25 KB)
  Family tree for Begehr in Minden and Petershagen, Westphalia, Germany from 1799 to 1873
• Begier and Begehr in Schleswig-Holstein (433 KB)
  Family tree for Begier & Begehr in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, from 1590 onwards. This tree contains to date 415 families and 1189 individuals. The family comes from eastern Holstein. First evidences were found in tax lists of Reinfeld from 1635.

• Begier Poland Map 1, Wyrzysk District (394 KB)
  This map shows the places, where Begier families lived. The red church icons are marks for the origin of the church books used for this research to date March 2008.
• Ancient Map of Schleswig-Holstein (496 KB)
  Red dots mark villages and towns where Begier and Begehr families lived. Ahrensboeck, Billwaerder/Hamburg, Boenhusen/Flintbek, Boesdorf, Bornhoeved, Burg/Sueder-Dithmarschen, Burg/Fehmarn, Dammdorf, Eutin, Falkendorf, Garbeck, Gleschendorf, Grossenaspe, Grube, Hadersleben/Daenemark, Hamberge, Heidtkamp, Hohn, Klinken, Kossau, Krempelsdorf, Kuehren. Landkirchen/Fehmarn, Landwehr, Lebrade, Lehmkuhlen, Luebeck, Mumm-Muehle, Nahe, Neujellingsdorf/Fehmarn, Nortorf, Oldenburg, Oldesloe, Ploen, Preetz, Probsteierhagen, Pronstorf, Puttgarden/Fehmarn, Ratekau, Ratjensdorf, Reinfeld, Rendsburg, Rensefeld, Rixdorf, Ruempel, Schleswig, Schwienkuhlen, Seefeld, Segeberg, Steinfeld, Steinrade, Stockelsdorf, Suelfeld, Tarbek, Tondorf, Trent, Vorwerk, Wahlstorf, Warder/Garbeck, Westerrade, Wilhelmshaven, Wulfsdorf, Zarpen
• Begier Poland Map 2, Swarzedz Region (679 KB)
  First evidences for Begier families were found in Debogora in the year 1737.

• Begier and Begehr in Schleswig-Holstein (HTM) (680 KB)
  Family tree data.
• Begehr Westphalia (HTM) (24 KB)
  Family tree data
• Begier Swarzedz Region (HTM) (48 KB)
  Family tree data.
• Begier Poland - Wyrzysk District Church books (744 KB)
  List of entries of baptisms, marriages and burials found in the books of above mentioned churches in the district or Wyrzysk in chronological order
• Tiny Table for Begier & Begehr Schleswig-Holstein (987 KB)
  This list contains names of the Begier and Begehr family tree with dates and places of their first and last occurrence.

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