- A family tree of the Australian Schliemann family members and ancestors and related families.
https://1drv.ms/b/s!AoUiChFFmUSmiJZ57wLuxZ1YdgkD1A
To better see the tree it is best to copy the above link to a web browser so you can zoom in on the tree.
2) An 1800 member tree with South African members and German/Danish and other Scandinavian members.
https://1drv.ms/b/s!AoUiChFFmUSmjN9imAtQ8SCUVnB-Hg
To better see the tree it is best to copy the above link to a web browser so you can zoom in on the tree. Once opened it is best to download the file (in Microsoft Edge the “download file” appears) to your hard drive so you can zoom in without loss of image quality
The file the link opens was prepared by Willibald Schliemann from Halle Germany. He wrote:
Dear Alan,
In the “MyHeritage” material of Monika Wittenberg you sent me I found a connection of your tree with another tree originating from Hamburg, now residing in East London, South Africa. The idea was to combine all available data into one tree which is now finished. It contains 1820 datasets (some of Monika’s data could not be included due to uncertainty). The juncture of your tree with the South African is SCHLIEMANN Herbert Claus (Klaus) born in 1834.
To see the expanded tree with Schliemann members and related persons click on the link and then click on the download sign to download the file with 1800 members which include a South African branch. It is very large but viewable if you continue to use the + sign to enlarge it. The Australian Schliemann members are in the far right bottom (80% of the way across) where you will find Thomas Alexander Schliemann, my grandson.
Alan Schliemann