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<br>Source:Czech Land Registers and Auxiliary Books<br>Ročenka<br>Volume 2, Winter 1995-1996<br>FHL book 943.71 D25r<br><br> | <br>Source:Czech Land Registers and Auxiliary Books<br>Ročenka<br>Volume 2, Winter 1995-1996<br>FHL book 943.71 D25r<br><br> | ||
== Cadastral Surveys == | == Cadastral Surveys == | ||
[[Image:Cadastral map.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Example of a Cadastral Map]] | [[Image:Cadastral map.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Example of a Cadastral Map]] | ||
The first complete | Cadastral surveys are also useful in researching past landholdings as old land records were destroyed when a property no longer existed, However written reports and cadastral maps of the former property are kept in document collection called a “shirka”. More recent land records are kept in local notary offices. | ||
The first complete Cadastral Survey in Moravia was made between 1655 - 1657. It was called the '''Lansky rejstrik - Lahnregister''', later known as the '''First Lahn visitatio'''. In Bohemia the same tax survey was called Berni rolle - the Tax Roll. Between 1669 - 1679 a revision of the original survey because of inaccuracy and omissions had to be done. This revision is called the '''Second Lahn visitatio'''. This Lahnregister is the source of first importance for any genealogist, homeland historians, social and demography scholars. | |||
Any village and subject towns contain the list of all homesteads - farms, houses, cottages, the names of inhabitants, the appearance of trades and crafts, the quality of fields and their distribution. | Any village and subject towns contain the list of all homesteads - farms, houses, cottages, the names of inhabitants, the appearance of trades and crafts, the quality of fields and their distribution. | ||
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The third Cadastral survey was done during the reign of her son, the emperor Joseph II, called '''Josephiner Cadastre''' 1787 - 1789 and the taxable land was broaden to landlords´ possession. After his death the Teresianer Cadastre came again into being. | The third Cadastral survey was done during the reign of her son, the emperor Joseph II, called '''Josephiner Cadastre''' 1787 - 1789 and the taxable land was broaden to landlords´ possession. After his death the Teresianer Cadastre came again into being. | ||
The last Cadastral survey was so called '''Stabil Cadastre''', accepted between 1817 - 1851. The information on each landholder is completed by the evaluation of the whole village and by a series of cadastral maps in the measure 1:2880. | The last Cadastral survey was so called '''Stabil Cadastre''', accepted between 1817 - 1851. The information on each landholder is completed by the evaluation of the whole village and by a series of cadastral maps in the measure 1:2880. | ||
'''Division into classes''' | '''Division into classes''' | ||