República Tcheca

Europa República Tcheca Genealogia

Guia para a Ascendência da República Tcheca, história familiar e genealogia: registros de nascimento, registros de casamento, registros de óbitos, registros de censo, histórico familiar e registros militares.

Informação do País

A República Tcheca é um país da Europa Central na fronteira com a Polônia, Alemanha, Áustria, e Eslováquia. Inclui os três territórios históricos da Boêmia, Morávia e Silésia Tcheca. De 1918 a 1993, foi a parte ocidental da "Tchecoslováquia". A língua oficial é o tcheco.

Começando

Começando com a pesquisa da República Tcheca Links para artigos sobre como começar a pesquisar na República Tcheca. Guias de "Como Fazer" República Tcheca Genealogia Pesquisa Usando a Wiki - Séries de Vídeo - Cinco aulas de 5 a 7 minutos Getting Started How to Find Birth Information How to Find Marriage Information How to Find Death Information Research Tips and Strategies Accessing Czech Records Genteam.at-a necessity when researching in the Czech Republic and Austria Using Online Czech Records: Brno Moravian Land Archives Land Archives in Opava State Regional Archives in Trebon State Regional Archives in Zamrsk See More Research Strategies

Czech Republic Research Tools Links to articles and websites that assist in Czech Republic research. Czech Republic Genealogical Word List German Genealogical Word List Latin Genealogical Word List Polish Genealogical Word List Czech Republic Handwriting Czech Republic Reading Aids Czech Letter Writing Guide GenTeam Free Gazetteer Czech Republic Parish Finder Acta Publica Jurisdiction boundary Map See More Research Tools

Finding Town of Origin

Records are created and organized on the local level. If you do not know the name of the village or parish your ancestors lived in, see

• Czech Republic Finding Town of Origin, using United States records.
• Czech Republic Determining a Place of Origin
• Czech Republic Emigration and Immigration.

Once you have determined the name of the town or towns, look them up in the GenTeam Gazetteer to find the archives where the records for that town would be found.

Archives

Czech Republic records were created on the town or parish level, then collected and preserved on the archive level. Click on the appropriate archive in the map or in the list.

Czech Republic Clickable Maps

Archival Regions First use GenTeam Free Gazetteer to find out which archive holds the records that you need. GenTeam Instructions. Click on the archival region covering the location of your parish, either on the map or from the list. Brno Moravian Land Archives Litoměřice Regional Archives Opava (Olomouc) Land Archives Plzeň Regional Archives Prague (Praha) City Archives Prague (Praha) Regional Archives Třeboň Regional Archives Zámrsk Regional Archives

City of Prague

Additional Language Helps

Except for modern records of the 1900s, records in the Czech Republic were written mostly in Latin and German. Other languages sometimes used in Czech records include Old Church Slavonic, Polish, Hebrew, and Yiddish.

• Reading German Handwritten Records
  • Lesson 1: Kurrent Letters
  • Lesson 2: Making Words in Kurrent
  • Lesson 3: Reading Kurrent Documents
• Old German Script
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
• Czech Republic Handwriting
• Latin for Genealogists
• Reading Polish Handwritten Records
  • Lesson 1: Polish Letters
  • Lesson 2: Polish Words and Dates

More Czech Republic Research Strategies

Research strategies give guidance on how to research or what records to search for first. Below are additional research strategy Wiki articles for the Czech Republic.

• "How to" Guides
• Getting started
• What's the next step?
• Finding your ancestor in the records
• Tips for beginners
• If You Are Czech Citizen...
• Beginning Czech Republic Research
• Records Overview

More Czech Republic Research Tools

Research tools can include resources that assist in locating correct records to search and determining the correct locality to search in. Below are links and Wiki articles to research tools in the Czech Republic.

• American Friends of the Czech Republic website gives a brief how to and where to find your Czech Ancestors with links to sites.
• Reference Aids Overview at the Family History Library
• Prague Conscriptions (1850-1914)
• Jewish Registers
• Czech Family Tree
• Central European Genealogy Research Community on FaceBook - Scroll down to Archives for North Moravia - Czech Republic. You must be logged into Facebook to see this resource.
• Websites

FamilySearch Resources

Below are FamilySearch resources that can assist you in researching your family.

• Facebook Communities - Facebook groups discussing genealogy research
• FamilySearch Historical Record Collections
• Family History Center locator map

References

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