Grandmothers birth certificate

[Mademarion]

I am trying to trace my grandmother's birth certificate.  I know she was born in Aschersleben, being in Sachsen-Anhalt in the 1890's but cannot find her or her siblings on any genealogy website.  I would hope that through her I could find her parent details also.  Any thoughts!  I have a record of her death, and surprisingly divorce papers from the 1930's when she lived in Hannover.

[Radcliff]

Would you like to tell us her name and anything relevant her first marriage have you found that

[Mademarion]

Hi there thanks for your post.  Her name was Emma Feuerstake at birth, taking the name Nehrig in 1915.  She was married on 18th February 1915 to Hermann Otto Nehrig in Hannover.  They had three children Hermann born 1916, Heinz in 1917/8 and my mum Margret Emma 1926.  Her divorce papers are at home, but I think it was around 1936.  Hope that helps. 

[larkspur]

Only thing I came across, which you possibly already have discovered. Not sure if this lady may be a connection.
Emma Feuerstake
New York Passenger Arrival Lists (Ellis Island)
Given Name   Emma
Surname   Feuerstake
Last Place of Residence   Aschersleben
Event Date   23 Sep 1903
Age   27y
Nationality   Germany, German
Departure Port   Cuxhaven
Arrival Port   New York
Gender   Female
Marital Status   S
Ship Name   Palatia

[Mademarion]

Hi there yes I found her too but sadly no relation thanks any way

[larkspur]

You can never say NO relation. Same name same place, some chance

My maiden surname- unusual- family in same town with same unusual name but 1 letter missing. I always said Oh no relation to the other lot  30 years down the line and yes we were 

[jorose]

I doubt the records you want are online. They may have been microfilmed by the LDS, or you may have to write to Germany (possibly Aschersleben directly or a local archive), or find someone local to go for you.

https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_Civil_Registration
https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Germany_locating_civil_registration_records_not_at_the_Family_History_Library