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Locations and Organs in Mecklenburg

Mecklenburg, Germany

Damgarten

St. Bartholomew’s

Möllenbeck

Church

Möllenbeck-bei-Zierkow

Church

Ribnitz

St. Mary’s

Rostock

Schwerin

Selmsdorf

St. Mary’s

Stargard

St. John’s

Wismar

St. Mary’s

Wustrow

St. Laurence’s

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for Mecklenburg

Daniel Erich (1649-1712) (Died)
Christian Geist (c1640-1711) (Born)
Theodore Hoelty-Nickel (1894-1986) (Born)
George A. Mietzke (1835-1901) (Born)
Rudolf von Oertzen (1910-1990) (Born)

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Names for Rostock, Mecklenburg

David Abël (c1580-1639) (Died, Organist)
Carl G. P. Grädener (1812-1883) (Born)
Herman Ernst Koch (1885-1963) (Organist)
Emil Carl Gustav Alfred Mattiesen (1875-1939) (Died)
Carl Räusche (c1810-) (Organist)
Herbert Reichelt (1907-1994) (Organist)
A. L. E. Trutschel (1787-1869) (Organist)

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Names for Schwerin, Mecklenburg

William Berwald (1864-1948) (Born)
Adolf Emge (1874-1951) (Died)
Fritz Fincke (1836-1900) (Died)
Walter Haacke (1909-2002) (Born)
Johann Wilhelm Hertel (1727-1789) (Died)
Julius Herz (1841-1898) (Born)
F. Kücken (1810-1882) (Died)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Stargard, Mecklenburg

Daniel Zander (1823-1905) (Born)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

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