Ennenda Parish, Glarus, Switzerland Genealogy

Description: Guide to Ennenda Parish, Glarus, Switzerland, ancestry, family history, and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, parish census, civil census, family history, area history, and military records.



History
Ennenda is first mentioned around 1303-07 as Obront-Ennant-A and Nydern-Ennant-A. Effective from 1 January 2011, Ennenda is part of the municipality of Glarus. During the 19th century, Ennenda became a busy manufacturing village in the local textile industry, and retains some attractive villas and housing from that period.

Church Records
Baptism, marriage, and burial records for the parish of Ennenda began in 1775. Before 1775, Ennenda belonged to the parish of Glarus. Information from the church records was extracted by Johann Jakob Kubly-Müller and organized into families. The Glarus Family Tree has made much of this data available online.

Original church records for Canton Glarus are only accessible at the Glarus State Archives.

Civil Registration
Civil registration began in 1849. Ennenda belongs to the Glarus civil registration district. Records are only available in Switzerland. For further information, contact the civil registry office at:

Zivilstandskreis Glarus Postgasse 29 8750 Glarus Tel: +41 55 646 69 50 email: [mailto:zivilstandsamt@gl.ch zivilstandsamt@gl.ch]

Genealogies
(Click here for an article describing Swiss compiled genealogies.)

The Glarus Family Tree is a project which shows the family links between about 200 original families from Glarus. The source of most of this information is the 30-year, 36-volume genealogical masterpiece by Johann Jakob Kubly-Müller. The tree has more than 270,000 individuals can be found online at Geneal-Tree, MyHeritage, Geneanet, and Ancestry.

Related sources
In 2011, Canton Glarus was reorganized into three municipalities. Ennenda is now part of the municipality of Glarus. The municipality website can be accessed here.

Libraries and archives
State Archives of Glarus