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BASIC RESEARCH HELP
For basic research help, be sure to visit Bill Tarkulich’s excellent site at http://www.iabsi.com/gen/public/
FamilySearch Wiki has a Slovakia Portal page where you can learn how to find, use, and analyze Slovak records of genealogical value. https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Portal:Slovakia
When searching for genealogical information, knowing the birth village is paramount because records are organized by village not nationally, so it is not possible to search on a national basis. It is also necessary to know the religion.
>>> Andrew Yuhas born 1865 to John Juhas- Barbora Voytko
Anna Rudic came in 1991 the same year he married her. . . . Andros Rudik-Elisabeth Fillak <<<
>>> George b 1895 marries Anna Hrabovecky b.1901. parents Gyorgy Hraboveczki Feb, 22, 1872 Licartovce, and Borka ?Bombar? b. abt 1880. <<<
>>> Borka ?Bombar? <<<
Barbora = Barbara
>>> Anna also is said to have been born in Bridgeport in 1901 but on the ship with her mother she is 11/12 in 1903. <<<
Not found on Ellis Island
Current phone listings:
Hrabovecky - Kendice & Radatice
Hrabovecka - Licartovce & Kendice
CHURCH RECORDS AT LATTER DAY SAINTS (MORMON) LDS FAMILY HISTORY CENTER (FHC)
The Mormons have been microfilming historic vital records worldwide for decades as part of their mission. The Mormons make their collection available to anyone for viewing at their Family History Centers (FHC). The microfilms are stored in Salt Lake City. When you visit a center, you can "rent" a microfilm, by paying a small fee (abt. $5 per film). The center will order the film on your behalf and notify you when it arrives at their center. You can then use reserve the microfilm readers to view these records.
There's one more thing to keep in mind about the FHC. For the most part, the FHC volunteers will know NOTHING about research in Slovakia or about the contents of the films. The volunteer may know about his/her own heritage, but that is about it. That's where you need groups like this to point you in the right direction.
To locate church records for Slovakia, knowing the village/town name, go to the LDS web site: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp The church records cover baptisms (krsteni), marriages (sobeseni) and deaths (zomreli).
LDS has Roman Catholic parish registers of baptisms, marriages, deaths and conversions for Drienov, Slovakia, formerly Somos, Sáros, Hungary. Includes affiliated town Lic’artovce, Slovakia, formerly Licsért, Sáros, Hungary.
Inv. č. 223 Krsty 1743-1804 -- Úmrtia 1749-1804 -- Uzavreté manželstvá 1747-1804 -- Konvertiti 1747-1950 -- Inv. č. 224 Krsty 1805-1848 -- Inv. č. 225 Uzavreté manželstvá 1805-1890 -- Inv. č. 226 Úmrtia 1805-1847 - FHL INTL Film [ 1792013 Items 2 - 5 ]
Inv. č. 227 Krsty 1849-1890 -- Inv. č. 228 Úmrtia 1848-1890 -- Inv. č. 229 Krsty 1891-1895 -- Inv. č. 230 Uzavreté manželstvá 1891-1896 -- Inv. č. 231 Úmrtia 1891-1896 -- Inv. č. 232 Zoznam krstov 1849-1890 -- Inv. č. 233 Druhopisy krstov 1861-1862 - FHL INTL Film [ 1792014 Items 1 - 7 ]
Inv. č. 233 (pokrač.) Krsty 1863-1866, 1870-1895 -- Uzavreté manželstvá 1861-1866, 1870-1895 -- Úmrtia 1861-1895 - FHL INTL Film [ 1792015 Item 1 ]
1869 Hungarian Census:
Licsért (Lic’artovce) Film 2162314 Item 5
LOCATE YOUR NEAREST FAMILY HISTORY CENTER AND ORDER FILM
You can go to the Latter Day Saints (LDS) web site to locate your nearest Family History Center (FHC) and determine their hours of operation. You will need to go there in person to order the film(s). In about a month, the film will arrive and you can book a film reader and begin your research.
TRANSLATION OF HEADERS IN CHURCH RECORDS
Go to http://www.bmi.net/~latin/ for help with church record translations.
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