Genealogical publications
I regret to say this - all I've written on genealogy is in Dutch. Even worse, there are no electronic files available since I wrote it all with a typewriter (that's the thing people used when they did away with clay tablets but hadn't invented the computer yet). I only learned to work with a word processor in 1990, and by then I did not feel any inclination to convert files on 10,000 people into bits and bytes.
The following texts are (as far as I know) available in the libraries of the Dutch Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie (CBG, see below) in The Hague and of the State Archives in Arnhem; there is often also a copy in the Personenstandarchiv Nordrheinland-Westfalen in Brühl, Germany and the City Archives of Arnhem.
(The PDF files are scans of the original typescripts, with apologies for the poor quality of some pages.)
Peter Wissenburg en de Wissenburgen sinds 1752 (1984; 2064 KB download)- De Leijgraaf Papers (kwartierstaten van Anna Maria Pauline, Gerardus Paulus en Johanna Maria Leijgraaf) (1988)
- Johannes Polman (1840-1916), Aannemer van den tramweg (Biografie
en kwartierstaten) (1989; 3656 KB download)
In addition, I sent copies of two dossiers to the CBG in 1999, containing virtually everything I collected - just in case my house burns down:
- Kwartierstaten en gezinsbladen Marcel Wissenburg
- Het nageslacht van Peter Wissenburg (parenteel)
Other
publications are, with one exception, of an even more informal nature: they're
little more than notes on families that I am trying to reconstruct, available
on this site in PDF format (see Reconstructions).
The one exception to the rule is a book in which I wrote a few sections:
- Van Ma(a)ren Genootschap (Paul van Maaren in co-operation with
Peter Ernst and Marcel Wissenburg), Genealogie van het Utrechtse geslacht
Taets van der Maern, Heerhugowaard:
Gigaboek,
2003, ISBN 90-75311-57-5
The Dutch Centraal Bureau voor
Genealogie maintains a website about genealogy that also includes
lots of links to English genealogy pages.