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 Currently, the site provides information regarding [http://archives.gov.by/home/organy-arhivnogo-dela-i-deloproizvodstva-i-sistema-gosudarstvennyh-arhivnyh-uchrezhdenij/respublikanskie-arhivnye-uchrezhdeniya/gosudarstvennoe-uchrezhdenie-naczionalnyj-istoricheskij-arhiv-belarusi-v-g-grodno-niab-v-g-grodno '''metric books (church registers)'''], revision tales, documents on the genealogy of the nobility, documents of the genealogical nature of state regional archives.<ref>"Genealogy", National Archives of Belarus, http://archives.gov.by/home/genealogiya, accessed 17 April 2020.</ref>
-For the convenience of users who are interested in genealogy, the search engine “Dapamozhnik” and background information on the administrative-territorial division of Belarus have been developed .
-'''Orthodox and Uniate (Greek Catholic) Parish Records:'''
-'''The&nbsp;National Historical Archives of Belarus&nbsp;'''currently has two branches. One branch is located in Minsk and the other branch is located in Grodno. When trying to locate [http://archives.gov.by/eng/index.php?id=360168 church records], it is important to note which branch of the National Historic Archive of Belarus holds the records you are looking for:
-[http://archives.gov.by/eng/index.php?id=244873 Orthodox (Greek Catholic)&nbsp;Parish Registers&nbsp;]&nbsp;''branch location of records is noted''
-[http://archives.gov.by/eng/index.php?id=640747 Catholic Parish Registers]&nbsp; ''branch location of records is noted''
 [http://archives.gov.by/eng/index.php?id=503226Minsk Minsk-National Historical Archives of Belarus]&nbsp;<br>
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-=== FamilySearch.org  ===
-I found that the best way to look for records on FamilySearch is to search using the 'place' name (name of town where parish church is/was located&nbsp;is a good place to start).
-On the FamilySearch web site go to Search&gt;Catalog&gt;Place. Here you can also try searching by subject or key word.
-The Metrical books for the 'parish town' is where you want to start looking. Check carefully for the correct location and years. -There years where the records are missing or have not been microfilmed.
-See genealogy tips -Belarus and links below for ideas on finding diocese and deanery names.
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 == Finding Historical Church Records  ==