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| ===A Few Tricks to Try=== | | ===A Few Tricks to Try=== |
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| *One of your eventual questions is whether the church records you seek have been microfilmed or digitized by FamilySearch. You can just by-pass all this geography and jump to checking to see if FamilySearch has the records. If the town is a parish, it might show up immediately in that system. Occasionally a town will show up listed under the parish that has it records. Go to [https://www.familysearch.org/catalog/search '''the FamilySearch Catalog'''] and enter the name of the town in the "Place" search field. If there is an item there for any town of that name, the catalog will bring up a list, automatically adding country and province information.
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| ====Church Directories==== | | ====Church Directories==== |
| Each [[Germany Genealogy#Research Instructions by 1864-1871 Region|'''Germany province page''']] has links for current church directories under the section '''Writing to an Priest for Church Records'''. Look for this: | | Each [[Germany Genealogy#Research Instructions by 1864-1871 Region|'''Germany province page''']] has links for current church directories under the section '''Writing to an Priest for Church Records'''. Look for this: |