Genealogical Research and Biographical Studies
The Augsburg City Archives is the central point of contact for historical biographical and genealogical research within the city. Our extensive holdings relating to the history of individuals and families span from the Middle Ages to the present day and provide valuable information about generations of Augsburg residents over the centuries.
We support you in researching your Augsburg ancestors, advise you on suitable sources, and show you how to conduct your search efficiently. On this page, you will find the most important guidance and archival holdings to help you get started with genealogical research.
The City Archives holds a wide variety of records relating to individuals and families, making it an invaluable resource for genealogical research.
Additional Sources Include: guild and craftsmen’s records, criminal registers, interrogation records (Urgichten), military conscription registers, burial registers, city directories, public health records, hunting licence card indexes, as well as card indexes relating to forced labourers, refugees, and displaced persons.