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Military records in Vienna are being microfilmed by the Family History Department. More information on these records is found in: | Military records in Vienna are being microfilmed by the Family History Department. More information on these records is found in: | ||
*Blodgett, Steven W. ''Great-grandfather was in the Imperial Cavalry: using Austrian Military Records as an Aid to Writing Family History''. Salt Lake City, Utah: Corporation of the President, 1980. ( | *Blodgett, Steven W. ''Great-grandfather was in the Imperial Cavalry: using Austrian Military Records as an Aid to Writing Family History''. Salt Lake City, Utah: Corporation of the President, 1980. (FS Library book 929.1 W893 1980 v. 7 pt. 4; fiche 6085770.) | ||
Military records can be of great genealogical value but are not generally practical for research. They are difficult to access, organized poorly, and not indexed. Other sources, such as church records and civil registration, are more accessible and contain much of the same information. | Military records can be of great genealogical value but are not generally practical for research. They are difficult to access, organized poorly, and not indexed. Other sources, such as church records and civil registration, are more accessible and contain much of the same information. | ||
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