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Some Polish church records were destroyed in the wars of the 1600s. Others were destroyed as parish houses burned. In 1704, because of concerns about such destruction, some parishes began making copies of their church books. Civil transcripts were made of most church records in Poland after the 1790s. These records were a form of civil registration and included non-Catholics entries. You can use these duplicates where available to supplement parish registers that are missing or illegible. | Some Polish church records were destroyed in the wars of the 1600s. Others were destroyed as parish houses burned. In 1704, because of concerns about such destruction, some parishes began making copies of their church books. Civil transcripts were made of most church records in Poland after the 1790s. These records were a form of civil registration and included non-Catholics entries. You can use these duplicates where available to supplement parish registers that are missing or illegible. | ||
===Civil Transcripts of Church Records in the Austrian Partition<br>[''Odpisy | ===Civil Transcripts of Church Records in the Austrian Partition<br>[''Odpisy Księg Metrykalnych w Zaborze Austriackim'']=== | ||
Research Use: Civil transcripts are a primary source for birth, marriage, and death information and for lineage linking data. | Research Use: Civil transcripts are a primary source for birth, marriage, and death information and for lineage linking data. | ||
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