What is Alletukkers?
Alletukkers is a genealogical search portal for Twente. The site brings together data from multiple archival sources from Twente, allowing you to search people, records, and other historical registrations from a single place.
Alletukkers is a genealogical search portal for Twente. The site brings together data from multiple archival sources from Twente, allowing you to search people, records, and other historical registrations from a single place.
The current version contains sources from Enschede, Hengelo, Oldenzaal, and Borne. Coverage varies by archive and by source type. Alletukkers is expanding step by step, so the available material may grow over time.
Not every record includes a scan link that can be used directly. For some sources, only an index or summary is available, while for others the scan is managed externally by the archive itself.
Some scan links point to an external archive environment with its own access rules or technical limitations. As a result, a scan may not always open directly, even if the underlying source does exist. In such cases, the source reference is often still useful for tracing the original archive record.
This is because not all source types are described in the same level of detail. Civil registration records usually contain more structured metadata, whereas population registers or other indexed sources sometimes provide fewer fields.
When such details are missing, this is usually due to the way the original source was made accessible. Alletukkers shows what is available in the source metadata, but not every archive or source type provides the same level of detail.
Historical sources are not always consistent in spelling, name forms, and writing conventions. Given names, patronyms, surname prefixes, and surnames can differ per record or per archive. It therefore helps to search for name variants, shortened forms, or just a surname.
Many genealogical sources do not describe a single individual, but rather a record, household, or register entry. As a result, multiple people can be linked to the same underlying record or the same scan. This is normal in, for example, family registrations and population registers.
No. The current version mainly contains sources from Enschede, Hengelo, Oldenzaal, and Borne. Coverage will be expanded further as more material is added.
Yes. Because genealogical data comes from different archival sources, gaps, differences in interpretation, or source limitations may become visible. You can use the Feedback form to report issues or share additions and feedback.