Evangelisch (Protestant) church records held by the Evangelische Landeskirchen of Germany and more. Various subscriptions. Browse for a particular parish without a subscription.

The Iron Range Research Center contains one of the largest collections of genealogical and local history research materials in the Upper Midwest and includes census, naturalization records, passenger arrival records, mining company newsletters, and a survey of Women in Industry taken in 1919, among many others. The reference book collection, maps, photographs, oral histories and microfilmed newspapers are a gold mine of information for genealogists, historians, scholars and students.

Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN, houses an archive of Lutheran church documents from the upper Midwest. The genealogical sources available are the microfilmed historical church records (up to approximately 1930) of the Minnesota Conference and the Red River Valley Conference of the former Lutheran Augustana Synod (also available through Ancestry). These records are from congregations located in Minnesota, western Wisconsin, North and South Dakota. Also available is biographical information related to clergy and other church leaders.

Data files relating to the immigration of Germans to the United States for arrivals 1850-1897. The Stearns History Museum carries these books in its research facility.

Catholic Church records of Austria, Germany, Lux., Slovenia and more. A zoomable map or search box leads quickly to the available records. Free.