How can i find Bavarian records online?

Question 1

i'm trying to find the sources of the info listed in this image(https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Elbert-74) in order to reduce the amount of unsourced wikipages on this website

Question 2

Aschaffenburg I would expect to be Lutheran since it's Franconia. Hence the books might be on Archion

Question 3

Christine Hühn says that I was wrong and that Aschaffenburg was mainly Catholic. The books are at Diözesanarchiv Würzburg and not online.

There is some genealogy society that apparently transcribed/processed a lot of those church books from Aschaffenburg. At https://www.geschichtsverein-aschaffenburg.de/familienforschung/#81fb6c023f66b7a2b they also state a contact email address.

Question 4

That sucks, i was hoping for easier to cite sources. on top of that it looks like the website owners only speak german.

Question 5

For such a big archive I'm confident that they would also speak English. If you don't receive a reply, I could also write or call them

Florian Straub · Answer 1 · 2023-06-05T06:08:39+0000

Christine Hühn says that I was wrong and that Aschaffenburg was mainly Catholic. The books are at Diözesanarchiv Würzburg and not online.

There is some genealogy society that apparently transcribed/processed a lot of those church books from Aschaffenburg. At https://www.geschichtsverein-aschaffenburg.de/familienforschung/#81fb6c023f66b7a2b they also state a contact email address.

That sucks, i was hoping for easier to cite sources. on top of that it looks like the website owners only speak german. — Katy Brecht, Jun 10, 2023
For such a big archive I'm confident that they would also speak English. If you don't receive a reply, I could also write or call them — Florian Straub, Jun 10, 2023

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