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Austrian Kastlers

• KASTLER Kefermarkt-Grünbach-Gutau-St. Oswald (1641-1829)

  This document is a collection of baptisms, marriages and burials compiled by Rudolf Kastler of Gmunden, Austria.

General Documents

• Deutsche und Österreichische Weltkriegsausfälle der Familie Kastler

  This is a list of Word War I and II German and Austrian fallen soldiers.

Königsbach Kastners

• Karl and Sophie Kastner Story

  A story about coming to America and the hardships this family endured. By Glen Kastner. 

Saarland Kastlers

• Saarland Kasteler-Kastler Families

  This document was created by Genealogist Uwe Porten in 2006. In this genealogy the family name started out as "Kasteler". It's believed that this family started in the nearby town of Kastel.

• Familie Kastler Toussaint Hesse

  There are several Kastlers in this document from the area where the Saarland Kastlers lived. Several persons are in the database, some as Kasteler.

Swabian Kastlers

• Der Kastlerhof und die Kastlernachkommen in Sontheim an der Brenz
• The Kastlerhof and the Kastler Descendants in Sontheim an der Brenz (en)
• Früh Schwäbische Kastler

  Frühschwäbische Kastler von Sontheim und Umgebung. Geschrieben von Siegfried Kastler.

• Early Swabian Kastlers (en)

  Early Swabian Kastlers of Sontheim and surrounding area. Written by Siegfried Kastler.

• Sontheimer Steuerunterlagen für den Kastlerhof
• Sontheimer Kastler Familien aus dem Kastlerhof

  Anhang zu "Der Kastlerhof und die Kastlernachkommen in Sontheim an der Brenz".

• Kastler in Bächingen a. d. Brenz

  Eine unvollständige Zusammenstellung von Kastlers in Bächingen, Brenz und Niederstotzingen - (2008) Ernst Fetzer.

• Kastlers in Bächingen-Brenz and Niederstotzingen (en)
• Kastler in Bächingen-Brenz und Niederstotzingen
• Lauingen Tax Register 1591-1850
• Gemeindebezirk - Sontheim an der Brenz

  Eine detaillierte Karte des Sontheimer Gemeindebezirkes (Datum unbekannt).

• Langenau Church Records

  Some early family information in the church book from Langenau (by Ulm). This has not yet been transcribed into the database.

Wahlern Kastlers

• Family Obituaries and Notices from around Woolstock, IA
• Kasteler Families of Rüschegg, Switzerland

  This document contains Kasteler families living in Rüschegg, Bern, Switzerland from the late 1500's through the 1800's. The top-most ancestor, Anthoni Kasteler, is in both the Wahlern Kastler family tree and this document. According to the Wahlern Kastler documents and books, his birth place is listed as Wahlern, however this document lists it as Rüschegg. Wahlern is about 7 kilometers (4 miles) from Rüschegg. Wahlern may have been used as the birth place because it was the nearest parish at the time, as Rüschegg wasn't a parish until 1860. Some of the families overlap, however the tree splits, and the name Kasteler continued in Switzerland, where the Wahlern Kastler families moved to the Alsace region and the spelling changed.

  This document contains more families than the original 2019 version. Images were originally printed from microfilm and later scanned. This same microfilm was later digitized by the Mormon church, and the quality is much higher.

  Taken from "Kasteler family of Rüschegg, Bern, Switzerland" by Julius Billeter.

  Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1965

• Kastler Families

  A history of Kastlers that came to America from Alsace, France and settled in the area in and around Woolstock, Iowa. By Norma Triebel-LaDuke.

• The Kastler Family Tree - Descendants of Ulrick Kastler

  Compiled by Winnifred C. Claude

• Wahlern Kastler Obituaries
• Le Hohwald Inhabitants

  This family was probably the caretakers of Pension Kastler.

Westhoffen Kastlers

• Westhoffen Actes De Mariages
• Westhoffen Noms et Informations
• Alfred Kastler - Nobel Prize Speech

  Alfred Kastler speech after accepting the Nobel Prize in physics.

• Alfred Kastler - Nobel Prize Notification

  Alfred Kastler receives the Nobel Prize in physics. (no sound)

• Les droits de vente de tabac pour Jean Henry Kastler
• Frederic Theodore Kastler - 14e Régiment d'Artillerie

Family Trees

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• Austrian Kastlers

  This family originates from the town of Lasberg near Freistadt in upper Austria. Much of the family still resides in this area today.

• Bächingen Kastlers

  Although there is no actual link between this family and the Swabian Kastlers, the Bächingen and Swabian Kastlers are located within the area in and north-east of Ulm, Germany.

• Bohemian Kastlers

  This family originated as Kastl in a town called Buchers, in old Bohemia. It is now called Pohoří na Šumavě, which in the Czech Republic near Upper Austria. After migrating to Austria, the family changed their name from Kastl to Kastler.

• Detroit Kastlers

  According to church records this family originates from Stuttgart, Germany. It's not known where the oldest ancestor Mathias Kastler was born. His children were born in Stuttgart.

• Königsbach Kastners

  This family comes from Königsbach-Stein, near Karlsruhe in eastern Baden-Württemberg. They are related to the Westhoffen and Swabian Kastlers via DNA.

• Marbach Kastlers

  This family originates in church records in the town of Marbach, Switzerland. It's not known how this family might be related to the Wahlern Kastlers, however this family is in the migration path that the Wahlern Kastlers took to get to the Alsace region.

• Saarland Kastlers

  This family originated most likely in a town called Kastel, which used to exist south of Trier, Saarland, and near the towns where these Kastlers lived. Their name was originally spelled Kasteler.

• Slovakian Kastlers

  According to a family story this family originally came from Austria to the area around and in Bratislava.

• Swabian Kastlers

  The Swabian Kastlers originated from the area north-east of Ulm, Germany, in the town of Asselfingen. Much of this family still resides in the area since the 1400's.

• Wahlern Kastlers

  Coming from Wahlern/Rüschegg, Switzerland, this family migrated to the Alsace area of Germany (now France). The Marbach Switzerland Kastlers are most likely related. (also see Kasteler Families of Rüschegg Switzerland)

• Westhoffen Kastlers

  These Kastlers settled in the town of Westhoffen, then in Germany, now in France. They are related by DNA to the Königsbach Kastners and the Swabian Kastlers.