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-Armenia is a very old country that has experienced many boundary changes. The original kingdom of Armenia is now divided into Turkey, Iran, and the present-day Republic of Armenia. Part of Armenia was also once incorporated in the boundaries of the U.S.S.R. <br /><br />Armenian research not only impacts those who lived in the country of Armenia, but also all those who belonged to the Armenian Apostolic Church, a large denomination that was prevalent in many countries including Eqypt, Austria, Russia, Indonesia, and England, to name a few. The records from these countries may be in the national language, Latin, or Armenian. Armenian research, is much more wide-spread than many realize.
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+Guide to '''Armenia ancestry, family history and genealogy''': parish registers, transcripts, census records, birth records, marriage records, and death records.
+==Information==
+Armenia is a country in Eurasia bordered by [[Türkiye Genealogy|Türkiye]], [[Georgia (country) Genealogy|Georgia]], Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, [[Azerbaijan Genealogy|Azerbaijan]], and [[Iran Genealogy|Iran]]. Armenia was once incorporated in the boundaries of the Soviet Union. The official language is Armenian.
-=== Featured Article ===
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-Today's featured articles are:
+==Armenia Map==
+Genealogy records are kept on the local level in Armenia. <br>
+[[File:Armenia modern provinces map.png|520px]]
-* '''[[Armenian Alphabet -Hayeren-|The Armenian Alphabet]]''' Learn how to use the 38 letter of the Armenian Alphabet to locate an ancestor's name!
+== Modern Provinces ==
+Genealogy records are kept on the local level in Armenia.  Click on a place below to go to the corresponding Wiki article listing more information.
-* '''[[Armenian Localities]]'''<br />
+provinces (created in 1995)
-* '''[[Armenian Civil Registration Records|Armenian Civil Registration]]'''<br />
-* '''[http://www.familysearchwiki.org/../armenian-occupations Armenian Occupations]'''
-* '''[[Armenian Census]]'''
-=== Contribute Content ===
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+<ul class="column-spacing-fullscreen" style="padding-right:5px;">
+  <li>[[Aragatsotn, Armenia Genealogy|Aragatsotn]]</li>
+  <li>[[Ararat, Armenia Genealogy|Ararat]]</li>
+  <li>[[Armavir, Armenia Genealogy|Armavir]]</li>
+  <li>[[Gegharkunik, Armenia Genealogy|Gegharkunik]]</li>
+  <li>[[Kotayk, Armenia Genealogy|Kotayk]]</li>
+  <li>[[Lorri, Armenia Genealogy|Lorri]]</li>
+  <li>[[Shirak, Armenia Genealogy|Shirak]]</li>
+  <li>[[Syunik, Armenia Genealogy|Syunik]]</li>
+  <li>[[Tavush, Armenia Genealogy|Tavush]]</li>
+  <li>[[Vayots Dzor, Armenia Genealogy|Vayots Dzor]]</li>
+  <li>[[Yerevan, Armenia Genealogy|Yerevan]]</li>
+</ul>
+|}
-'''''Articles that Need Editing'''''
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
-* Article 1
+[[Category:Armenia]]
-* Article 2
+[[ru:Арме́ния]]
-* Article 3<br />
+[[pt:Armênia]]
-'''''New Articles Needed'''''
-* coming soon...<br />
-=== Did You Know? ===
-* Armenia was the first nation to formally adopt Christianity
-* From April 24th, 1915 until 1921, over 1 million Armenians were killed, totaling almost 80% of the population.<br />
-=== Useful Websites ===
-[http://www.rootsweb.com/~armwgw/ Armenia Genweb Project]
-[http://feefhs.org/ Federation of East European Family History Societies (FEEFHS)]