Genealogy

Tracing the Schmalschläger family tree — from 18th-century Germany to the present day.

Overview

The Schmalschläger family tree can be traced back to the 18th century in the Bergisches Land region of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. From the villages of Rossenbach and Oberlückerath in the Oberbergischer Kreis, through the Rhineland and Westphalia, a branch of the family migrated to Limburg in the southern Netherlands, establishing a lasting presence in the town of Brunssum.

This genealogy is generated from a comprehensive GEDCOM database containing over 200 individuals across multiple generations. The data draws from church records, civil archives, FamilySearch records, and family research sources.

Schmalschläger Family Tree

238

Individuals

83

Families

1682–2025

Date Range

29

Historic Photos

Recent Updates

2026-03-02

2026-03-03

2026-03-05

A Growing Archive

The Schmalschläger genealogy presented here is the beginning of a much larger story. Our records currently trace the family back to the mid-18th century, but we know the name reaches further — into church registers, civil archives, and family memories that have yet to be uncovered.

We are actively expanding this genealogy through ongoing research into historical records across Germany and the Netherlands. Future updates will include deeper archival findings, newly discovered family connections, and contributions from family members around the world.

If you carry the Schmalschläger name and have family records, stories, or corrections to share, we would love to hear from you. Every detail helps complete the picture.

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