Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Maps of Czech catholic parishes

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10 comments:

  1. What does farnosti zčásti vysídlené mean?

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    1. Parishes where inhabitants were partially displaced after the 2nd World War (usually German areas).

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  2. Were there any records made of who was displaced and where they were moved to?

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  3. Everyone who does research in any CZ archive must own each of these maps.

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  4. Blanka I love your site!!
    I'm the WikiTree Czech Roots Project Leader and I was wondering if I could email you a couple of questions about my project?
    Thanks!

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  5. I looked for an e-mail link. Am I missing it somewhere? I sent you a friend request on Facebook. Would that be better?

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  6. I found a town named Hluboky and am wondering if my Hluboky ancestors might have come from that area. Are there any books written about Hluboky that I might purchase?

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  7. Blanka,
    Thank you for your blog! I have been taking a deep dive into Czech records and I get back to a certain time and I can't my ancestors but I have figured out ways to find them in another parish. I thought I really need a parish map for Bohemia and when I googled that, here they are!!! Thank you so much for providing these maps. This may make things a lot easier.

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