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=='''Roman Catholic Church Records'''== | =='''Roman Catholic Church Records'''== | ||
To locate the mailing address or e-mail address for a local parish, consult: | |||
*[https://www.catholicdirectory.com/search_results?q=&location_value=Russia&country_sn=RU&location_type=country&stateSearch=&swlat=41.185353&nelat=82.1673907&swlng=19.6160999&nelng=-168.97788&lat=61.52401&lng=105.318756&faddress=Russia&place_id=ChIJ-yRniZpWPEURE_YRZvj9CRQ#/ '''The Catholic Directory: Catholic Churches in Russian Federation'''] | |||
*[ '''Google Maps search results for Roman Catholic churches in Brazil'''] | |||
Russia mandated the keeping of Roman Catholic registers in 1826. Three copies made, the third for the deanery - ''dekanat'', the level between the diocese and the parish. Aside from Russian Poland, there were five dioceses in 1900: Tiraspol (located in Saratov), Zhytomyr (Zhitomir), Mogilev, Vilnius (Vilno), Kaunus (Kovno). | Russia mandated the keeping of Roman Catholic registers in 1826. Three copies made, the third for the deanery - ''dekanat'', the level between the diocese and the parish. Aside from Russian Poland, there were five dioceses in 1900: Tiraspol (located in Saratov), Zhytomyr (Zhitomir), Mogilev, Vilnius (Vilno), Kaunus (Kovno). | ||
The Russian Poland region is a unique situation within the old Russian Empire. After the defeat of Napoleon, the Polish regions governed by Russia were given semi-autonomy. They therefore continued to keep the records, with minor 1826 variations, in the old Napoleonic paragraph form. They were in the Polish language until 1867 when Russian Cyrillic was mandated by the government. More information can be found on the Poland resources pages. | The Russian Poland region is a unique situation within the old Russian Empire. After the defeat of Napoleon, the Polish regions governed by Russia were given semi-autonomy. They therefore continued to keep the records, with minor 1826 variations, in the old Napoleonic paragraph form. They were in the Polish language until 1867 when Russian Cyrillic was mandated by the government. More information can be found on the Poland resources pages. | ||
=='''Lutheran (Evangelical) Church Records'''== | =='''Lutheran (Evangelical) Church Records'''== | ||