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*[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers#Tip_1:_Determine_the_actual_name_of_an_ancestor|Actual name]] | *[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers#Tip_1:_Determine_the_actual_name_of_an_ancestor|Actual name]] | ||
*[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers# | *[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers#Tip_2:_Determine_the_date_of_birth.2C_marriage.2C_and_death|Date of birth, marriage, and death]] | ||
*[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers# | *[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers#Tip_3:_Determine_the_place_of_origin|Place of origin]] | ||
*[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers# | *[[Czech Republic Tips for Czech American Researchers#Tip_4:_Determine_the_religion_of_an_ancestor|Religious affiliation]] | ||
In the Czech Republic, most records used in family history research are kept on a town or parish level. Therefore in most cases, the exact place of origin must be known before research in Czech records can begin. To begin research in Czech records, you need to know at least the name, the village or parish of origin in the Czech Republic, and an approximate date of when he or she lived there. | In the Czech Republic, most records used in family history research are kept on a town or parish level. Therefore in most cases, the exact place of origin must be known before research in Czech records can begin. To begin research in Czech records, you need to know at least the name, the village or parish of origin in the Czech Republic, and an approximate date of when he or she lived there. | ||