Subritzky Family History book
Click the link to download the book which is in PDF format
The Subritzky Family History to 1915
Feel free to download, share and if you think it is worthwhile print these books.
They will always be free in PDF format
which will be a breach of Copyright.
I have spent thousands of hours researching and writing these books over 15 years,
not to mention the many thousands of dollars that I have spent.
It is my gift and legacy to the Subritzky Family.
My Subritzky presentation - Click Here
Facebook page for Subritzky Family History
Old New Zealand newspaper articles online
Old Australian newspaper articles online
Australian News Papers – Trove
Church Records from the Subate Church. in what is now Latvia 1700 to 1800 held by LDS. Note that these records have our ancestors the Zubrcyzki family in them.
Download the following books that have been sourced from
various places on the net –click here
The Desart Shore
Maldon and the Tarrangower Diggings
Latvian History
Daugavpils fort in Latvia that Napoleon attacked
“Subritzky Saga (Nobility Patents)” by Mike Subritzky
“Subritzky Family Legend” by Mike Subritzky
“Subritzky Shipping (A Heritage of Sail)” By Mike Subritzky
“Golden Book of the Subritzky Nobility” by Mike Subritzky
“Mt Camel Calling” by Alice Evans. in 2020 this was still available from the Wagener Holiday Park at Hohoura
“The Desart Shore” by Roy Wagener
“Subritzky Family 1843 to 1993” Vols 1, 2 and 3 by Maria Beniston
“The Road to Sarau” by Jenny Briars and Jenny Leith
“Landfall Nelson” by June E Neale
“Nelson a history of early settlement” by Ruth M Allan
"Maldon, a new history 1835 - 1928" by Brian Rhule Available from https://www.facebook.com/mikethebookwolf/
“The Essential Maldon” by Miles Lewis
“Maldon and the Tarrangower Diggings” by A J Williams
“The Red Ribbon Rebellion, Decade of Dissent” by Geoff Hocking
“The Royal Cathedral at Wawel Hill” by Frysztof J Czyzewski
Remember “The Subritzky Family Legend” by Mike Subritzky is THE book to have for the family history. My book complements these publications and provides the family with the latest up to date information as we know it in 2020.
Note that there are many many more useful web sites for family history research and more will be added as time goes on.
https://www.st-johanniskirche.de Romualdous was buried in this church
https://www.sankt-michaelis.de Romualdous and Sophie were married in this church
Note that these are in German but there are very good pictures on these sites