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When you are searching for a family in Bohemia or Moravia and you don't know where the family was from surname often helps. There are ...
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This blog post was already moved to Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/back-to-basics-103552974 I'll be more than happy if you decid...
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There are tens of occupations mentioned in Czech registries. I have prepared a list of those most common occupations in four languages, Cze...
Interesting, very interesting. Now it makes me want to research this avenue for my ancestors. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteI just got a transcript of my ancestors' school grades from my researcher. This helps me interpret them better. I thought the scale was opposite - 1 being bad and 5 good. Glad to have that clarification! She got a 4 and 5 in "female handwork" - oh no! Ha!
ReplyDeleteInteresting, very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI am researching my grandfather and his family from Bautsch, Austria (Budišov nad Budišovkou). I joined a Facebook group and I saw this blog being suggested to read. I am very glad they recommended it. There appears to be a lot of great tips.
ReplyDeleteI am looking at school records on Family Search for Budisov but there is a big gap in years. You can research 1800-1888 or 1945 - 1948. My grandfather was born in 1888 so I am looking for the years that are missing from Family Search. Do you know where I might find those? Thanks!
If those are not accessible throught FamilySearch, you can try checking directly Land Archives in Opava website: http://digi.archives.cz
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