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Martinsberg, Zwettl, home of the parish |
Martinsberg: Some of our kin lived in this small town,
population 1221 in 2001, and probably all worshipped at the parish in
Martinsberg.
Kleinpertholz, 5 km NE, population 834 in 2001, was home to the
largest group of kin.
Our other towns within the kreis Zwettl were
Arbesbach, Jagenbach, Langschlag, Grossenbach, Loitzenreith,
Poggschlag, Wiehalm, Nondorf, & Schoeneau. All are small towns
or hamlets. We've shown what little we could find! |
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http://www.multimap.com Close-in map of Martinsberg area showing
Kleinpertholz 5 km NE |
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http://www.ph-weingarten.de/
More pictures on this page - this is supposed to be "downtown"
Martinsberg |
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These two pictures are named
Zwettl, not sure that these are of Martinsberg. |
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http://www.bhak-bhas-zwettl.ac.at/Projekte/Kirtag/martinsberg.htm
(sorry, now a dead link)
View of Martinsberg |
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http://www.martinsberg.at apparently a new website, just a couple
of pictures.
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a lake near Martinsberg, source unknown. |
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Martinsberg hills, source unknown. |
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families in the Martinsberg area, and I was so certain I could find a
good picture of their church, but came up empty-handed. It is
uncertain whether those in that area were Lutheran or Catholic.
Perhaps someone could enlighten us all???? |
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http://www.allegro-vivo.music.at/konzerte/orte_detail_e.html?arbesbach_e
(dead link now) Arbesbach waterfall, photo c.by R. Berger/
Population 1785 in year 2001. |
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http://www.volleyball-arbesbach.at/beachplatz.htm Arbesbach
again, several pics of a beautiful park. |
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Langschlag in 1649. |
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Train near Langschlag.
Population 1978 in year 2001. |
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http://www.bad-laasphe.de/
Grossenbach population about 50. |
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