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Guide to Türkiye ancestry, family history and genealogy: parish registers, transcripts, census records, birth records, marriage records, and death records.

Information

Türkiye, formally the Republic of Türkiye, is located in Europe and the Middle East and is bordered by Greece, Bulgaria, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. It was a central part of the Ottoman Empire for centuries before becoming an independent republic in 1923. The official language is Turkish.[1] The Turkish government provides a free genealogical service for all Turkish citizens called "Lineal Kinship Inquiry" and is accessible through the government website. For more information, see Civil Registration.

Türkiye Map

Genealogy records are often kept on the local level in Türkiye.
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Provinces

Türkiye is composed of a series of provinces:

  • Adana
  • Adıyaman
  • Afyonkarahisar
  • Ağrı
  • Aksaray
  • Amasya
  • Ankara
  • Antalya
  • Ardahan
  • Artvin
  • Aydın
  • Balıkesir
  • Bartın
  • Batman
  • Bayburt
  • Bilecik
  • Bingöl
  • Bitlis
  • Bolu
  • Burdur
  • Bursa
  • Çanakkale
  • Çankırı
  • Çorum
  • Denizli
  • Diyarbakır
  • Düzce
  • Edirne
  • Elazığ
  • Erzincan
  • Erzurum
  • Eskişehir
  • Gaziantep
  • Giresun
  • Gümüşhane
  • Hakkâri
  • Hatay
  • Iğdır
  • Isparta
  • Istanbul
  • İzmir
  • Kahramanmaraş
  • Karabük
  • Karaman
  • Kars
  • Kastamonu
  • Kayseri
  • Kilis
  • Kırıkkale
  • Kırklareli
  • Kırşehir
  • Kocaeli
  • Konya
  • Kütahya
  • Malatya
  • Manisa
  • Mardin
  • Mersin
  • Muğla
  • Muş
  • Nevşehir
  • Niğde
  • Ordu
  • Osmaniye
  • Rize
  • Sakarya
  • Samsun
  • Şanlıurfa
  • Siirt
  • Sinop
  • Şırnak
  • Sivas
  • Tekirdağ
  • Tokat
  • Trabzon
  • Tunceli
  • Uşak
  • Van
  • Yalova
  • Yozgat
  • Zonguldak

References

  1. Wikipedia contributors, "Turkey," in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey, accessed 20 April 2016.