PUBLICATIONS TUGG Library Holdings - TUGG has a small reference library, which is stored at the St. Vladimir Institute Library. The materials are for reference only and are not to be removed from the library premises. If you have any publications you wish to donate they are greatly appreciated. Genealogical Source Guide - This guide indicates the primary and secondary sources for finding specific information. For example, if you are searching for an ancestor's birthdate it will indicate the record source for that information. Metrical Files of the Greek Catholic Consistory-L'VIV - A nineteen page document listing all of the seven digit LDS Microfilms of the Metrical books, 1607-1945 Greek Catholic Consistory, L'VIV. Adjacent the seven digit LDS film number are the corresponding Sprava/File numbers which are found on each of the LDS Microfilms. Sprava/File Numbers for Villages in Galicia - A thirty-nine page document listing the Sprava/File numbers for each village/town found in the Metrical books, 1607-1945 Greek Catholic Consistory, L'VIV. Greek Catholic Files in PRADZIAD - PRADZIAD - the Data base. Now has Galician Greek Catholic films listed from the so called "Zabuzanskie" Archives in Poland. There are sixty-one pages listing parish records for the Ternopil, Ivan Frankivsk and L'viv oblasts. Roman Catholic Files in PRADZIAD - PRADZIAD - the Data base. Now has Roman Catholic films listed from the so called "Zabuzanskie" Archives in Poland. There are ninety pages listing parish records for the Ternopil, Ivan Frankivsk and L'viv oblasts. Index of Zbarazh Surnames - This Index of Surnames is from "Zbarazhchyna - Zbirnyk Spomyniv Stattey i Materiyaliv Zbarazhchyna - Collection of Memories, Essays, Materials," publisher: Zbarazh Society of United States and Canada, Published in the United States of America, Kiev Printers Ltd., 686 Richmond St. W., Toronto, ON. This book is a story of the city and district of Zharazh in Western Ukraine (formerly Galicia), of their past, customs, social and political life, and their prominent leaders. This is also a story of those Zbarazhans who before and immediately after World War I emigrated to the United States and Canada to seek better fortunes and who later tried to help their kin in the old country in their cultural endeavors and personal needs. Sonia van Heerden transliterated the index of surnames at the end of this book INDEX for the "Istoryi Mist i Sil Ukrainskoi RSR (History of Cities and Villages in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic)" is a series of 26 volumes, one for each of the 25 Oblasts (Provinces) and one for the City of Kiyev, Ukraine. They were published from 1967 to 1974, and give the history on the formation of the villages/towns and cities up to the Soviet era. This is a valuable resource for obtaining a local history of the locale where your ancestry lived. Sonia van Heerden is transcibing the index of the cities, towns and villages for the 26 volumes, starting with the Cherkaska Oblast. We will add each Oblast index as they are transcribed. Villages Filmed by the LDS in The Ivano-Frankivs’k Oblast - Arranged by Raion and Village OR
Villages Filmed by the LDS in The Ivano-Frankivs’k Oblast - Arranged Alphabetically by Village & Raion Villages Filmed by the LDS in The Ternopil Oblast - Arranged Alphabetically by Village & Raion Subject Bibliographt: POLYPHONY: Bulletin of the Multiculturual History Society of Ontario - Ukrainian-Related Articles & Polish-Related Articles LDS Ukrainian Films in Vault at The
Toronto Family History Center “The Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland and other Slavic Countries ”. The gazetteer – “Słownik Geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego i innych krajów słowiańskich ”- was published between 1880 and 1902 under the direction of Filip Sulimierski. The title can be roughly translated as “The Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland and other Slavic Countries ”. It is an excellent gazetteer for locating places in the areas of Poland, both present and past. Coverage includes all localities in the former Polish provinces of Russia, most localities in the former Austrian province of Galicia (now divided between Poland and the Ukraine), Belarusian provinces of the Russian Empire (now in the Republic of Belarus), and also contains significant localities in other Slavic and eastern European nations. The dictionary is written in Polish and comes in 15 volumes of almost 1000 pages each.
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