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| == Online Records == | | == Online Records == |
| *'''1939-1945''' [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61708/ Stanislav, Ukraine (Poland), List of Residents by Street, 1939-1945 (USHMM)] at Ancestry - index and images ($) | | *'''1795-1904''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20234/ukraine-revision-lists?s=275764761 Ukraine, Revision Lists] at MyHeritage — index ($) |
| *'''1921''' census for Czechoslovakia. [https://library.hungaricana.hu/hu/collection/KarpataljaiNepszamlalas1921/ Areas covered in the link are only for Subcarpathian Ruthenia (known as Podkarpatská Rus in Czech)]. For examples see the [[Czechia Census]] page. | | *'''1939-1945''' [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61708/ Stanislav, Ukraine (Poland), List of Residents by Street, 1939-1945 (USHMM)] at Ancestry - index & images ($) |
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| | == 1921 Czechoslovak Census (Subcarpathian Ruthenia/Podkarpatská Rus) == |
| | *[https://library.hungaricana.hu/hu/collection/KarpataljaiNepszamlalas1921/ Census images for Subcarpathian Ruthenia]. For examples see the [[Czechia Census]] page. |
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| ==Revision Lists (Census or Taxation lists)== | | ==Revision Lists (Census or Taxation lists)== |
| Revision Lists are taxation records that look similar to a census. In 1718, Tsar Peter the Great Instituted a head tax, also known as the “soul” tax. In 1719, revision lists, or enumerations of the taxable population began. There were ten revisions taken sporadically between 1719 and 1858. The dates of the ten revisions can be found below. Revisions could take years to complete. The Ten Revisions were: | | Revision Lists are taxation records that look similar to a census. In 1718, Tsar Peter the Great Instituted a head tax, also known as the “soul” tax. In 1719, revision lists, or enumerations of the taxable population began. There were ten revisions taken sporadically between 1719 and 1858. The dates of the ten revisions can be found below. Revisions could take years to complete. The Ten Revisions were: |
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| *Revision lists are an important resource because they list household/family groupings complete with names, relationships, and ages. They can be used to track a family throughout time and estimate vital event dates. | | *Revision lists are an important resource because they list household/family groupings complete with names, relationships, and ages. They can be used to track a family throughout time and estimate vital event dates. |
| *Revision lists were primarily recorded in Russian and many have not yet been indexed. <ref name="Ellie"/> | | *Revision lists were primarily recorded in Russian and many have not yet been indexed. |
| *One copy was kept in the county treasury (''uezdnoe kaznacheistvo'') and the other was sent to the provincial fiscal chamber (''gubernskaiia kazennaia palata''). | | *One copy was kept in the county treasury (''uezdnoe kaznacheistvo'') and the other was sent to the provincial fiscal chamber (''gubernskaiia kazennaia palata''). |
| *Separate lists were kept for the different social classes such as merchants (''kupechestvo''), townspeople (''meshchane'') and peasants (''krestiane''). *Revision lists (''skazski'') are filed and bound by districts and large cities. | | *Separate lists were kept for the different social classes such as merchants (''kupechestvo''), townspeople (''meshchane'') and peasants (''krestiane''). *Revision lists (''skazski'') are filed and bound by districts and large cities. |
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| To learn more about these records see: | | To learn more about these records see: |
| *[https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/research-in-eastern-ukraine-using-russian-empire-recordsResearch Research in Eastern Ukraine using Russian Empire Records] Tutorial<ref name="Ellie">"Research in Eastern Ukraine using Russian Empire Records", RootsTech 2023, https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/research-in-eastern-ukraine-using-russian-empire-records, accessed 9 March 2023.</ref> <br> | | *[https://www.familysearch.org/en/help/helpcenter/lessons/research-in-eastern-ukraine-using-russian-empire-records Research in Eastern Ukraine using Russian Empire Records] <br> |
| *[https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/img_auth.php/2/2c/Russian_Revision_Lists_-_Instruction_E_Vance_2020-270229_Jan_2020_JMR_.pdf Reading Revision Lists. Russia “How to” Guide] | | *[https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/img_auth.php/2/2c/Russian_Revision_Lists_-_Instruction_E_Vance_2020-270229_Jan_2020_JMR_.pdf Reading Revision Lists. Russia “How to” Guide] |
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