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'''Census Records. '''Census records can provide family relationships, age, year of birth, description of property, religion, and place of birth. [[Russia Census|Russian Census Records]] | '''Census Records. '''Census records can provide family relationships, age, year of birth, description of property, religion, and place of birth. [[Russia Census|Russian Census Records]] | ||
'''Civil Registration.''' Civil governments have created records of births, marriages, and deaths, commonly called vital records because they refer to critical events in a person’s life. [[Russia Civil Registration|Russia Civil Registration]] | '''Civil Registration.''' Civil governments have created records of births, marriages, and deaths, commonly called vital records because they refer to critical events in a person’s life. [[Russia Civil Registration|Russia Civil Registration]] | ||
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Russia Research Strategies[edit | edit source]
Reading Russian Handwritten Records
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Census Records. Census records can provide family relationships, age, year of birth, description of property, religion, and place of birth. Russian Census Records
Civil Registration. Civil governments have created records of births, marriages, and deaths, commonly called vital records because they refer to critical events in a person’s life. Russia Civil Registration