Lot of 7 Third Reich 1936 Nazi German Civil Records Death Birth Marriage Certificates w Tax Revenue Stamps

Interesting matched lot of 7 original German civil registry documents, all issued at Niederstadtfeld on 13 August 1936. The group consists of six Sterbeurkunden (death certificates) and one Heiratsurkunde (marriage certificate) relating to members of the interconnected Thull, Schmitz, Annen and Schneider families.

These are particularly attractive examples because each carries official Niederstadtfeld civil registry stamps with eagle emblem, original registrar signatures, and attached 10 Pfennig Gebührenmarke revenue/fee stamps. Most have two revenue stamps.

Documents Included

1. Peter Josef Schmitz – Death Certificate
Farmer (Ackerer), Catholic. Records his death at Tettscheid and identifies his wife Barbara Annen, father Matthias Schmitz, farmer, and mother Helena Neus.

2. Barbara Annen – Death Certificate
Born 19 January 1831 at Udersdorf. Records her father as Johann Annen, farmer, and mother Maria Eva Zapp.

3. Barbara Schmitz, née Annen – Death Certificate
Born 1 December 1837 at Tettscheid. Wife of Peter Josef Schmitz. Parents listed as Johann Annen, farmer, and Maria Eva Zapp.

4. Matthias Thull – Death Certificate
Farmer, Catholic, born 29 June 1892 at Tettscheid. Wife listed as Katharina Schneider; parents Johann Thull, farmer, and Katharina Schmitz.

5. Katharina Thull, née Schneider – Death Certificate
Catholic, born 2 February 1902 at Tettscheid. Wife of Matthias Thull, farmer. Parents listed as Nikolaus Schneider, farmer, and Katharina Schlösser.

6. Matthias Thull – Birth Certificate
Born 17 April 1873 at Trittscheid. Father listed as Johann Thull, farmer, and mother Katharina Schmitz.

7. Josef Thull & Katharina Schmitz – Marriage Certificate
Records Josef Thull, born 22 June 1870, farmer (Landwirt) and Catholic, and Katharina Schmitz, born 24 April 1878, Catholic. Their marriage is recorded as taking place on 23 April 1902.

Historical & Genealogical Interest

This is a particularly useful group because the documents were preserved together and contain overlapping surnames and family relationships. Rather than seven unrelated certificates, they provide a small genealogical archive of several connected rural German families.

Occupations such as Ackerer and Landwirt identify members of the families as farmers/agricultural workers, while the certificates preserve birthplaces, dates, spouses and parents extending back into the 19th century.

The documents themselves were issued in 1936, while the vital events they certify reach back several decades.

Official Stamps & Revenue Stamps

Each document bears an official Niederstadtfeld registry seal with the period German eagle emblem and an original registrar’s signature.

Also present are multiple attached blue 10 Pfennig Gebührenmarke fee/revenue stamps, many with handwritten cancellation markings. These make the group additionally interesting to collectors of German revenue stamps, fiscal stamps and official civil paperwork.

Condition

Original documents showing varying age and storage wear. Expect folds, toning, staining, edge wear, small tears and handling marks. One death certificate has noticeably heavier brown staining along the lower portion. The revenue stamps, official seals, typed information and signatures generally remain quite clear.

Sold as one original matched lot of 7 documents exactly as shown.

An excellent group for collectors of German genealogy, civil registration documents, family history, revenue stamps, Niederstadtfeld/Eifel regional history and 1930s German paperwork.

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