THE ASSMANN FAMILY HISTORY BOOK DOWNLOAD

This Family History is Dedicated to the Memory of Shelley Kloczko

(1961-2024)

Although Shelley Kloczko and I originally began the research and writing in 2016, Shelley unfortunately passed in 2024, and I was only able to continue on with the extraordinary help of Barbara Denscher (a cousin in Austria). I am grateful to have worked with them both!

Below are the links for you to download the Assmann Family History Book, Part 1 and Part 2.

We highly appreciate that you do not share this link to anyone outside the family members, as this is not a book for public use. There are privacy issues due to personal information that needs to be considered. Please ask others outside the family who would like access to this link to contact Judith via this form or directly through her email: judithsilverthorne@gmail.com Thank you!

We acknowledge and thank the many, many family members who provided information and otherwise
contributed to make this a successful and all-encompassing family history. We appreciate your amazing support.

DONATIONS ARE GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED TOWARDS THE COSTS INCURRED IN GATHERING THE INFORMATION.

DOWNLOADS:

Download the Viewing PDF to read it in full-colour. If you wish to print and bind it, you may contact your local printshop and make arrangements with them for colour or black and white. Please use the Printable PDF to get the best results in printing a paper copy, whether you do it in black and white or colour as this version is a much higher resolution.

PART 1 (PDF) (Early 1600s to 1890s – Germany to Austria to Russia to North America)

PART 2 (PDF) (1890s to the present – Russia to North America)

PLEASE NOTE: PRIVATE INFORMATION IS USED BY PERMISSION. PLEASE DO NOT SHARE OUTSIDE THE FAMILY WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE RESPECTIVE INDIVIDUALS.

Also please note that there may be information missing, and perhaps even incorrect, and if so, this can be added and corrected in subsequent online versions, if you contact me.

We hope you find immense pleasure in learning about our family’s origins and subsequent generations, and we encourage you to keep records of your own families to keep the legacy going for future generations.

Barbara and Judith

Barbara Denscher (Austria)

Judith Silverthorne (Canada)

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