Example of How to Obtain the LDS Film # for a Village You Are Searching
Villages Filmed by the LDS in The Ternopil Oblast
Sources include:
1) The State Archives of the Ternopil region in Ternopil,
Ukraine.- Archival
register to record group 487, series 1, which consists of over 314 files of Greek
Catholic and Roman Catholic church records from towns in the districts around
Tarnopol in Galizien, Austria. The register also includes reference to some Russian
Orthodox church records from towns in Volhynia province, Russia. These towns
were later in Tarnopol province, Poland and later in Ternopil oblast, Ukraine.
For records of births, marriages, and deaths referred to in this register, see
catalog entries under individual locality headings.
Archival register to record
group 487, series 1 - FHL INTL Film [ 2160023 Item 9 ]
2) Archival register to record group 486, series 1. Microreproduction of original
document at the State Archives of the Ternopil region in Ternopil, Ukraine. Archival
register to record group 484, series 1, which consists of 293 files of Orthodox
church records from Kremenets district, Volhynia, Russia.
Archival register to
record group 486, series 1 - FHL INTL Film [ 2086066 Item 3 ]
3) Archival register to record group 485, series 1, which consists of 86 files
of Roman and Greek Catholic church records from churches in Galizien, Austria
that were later located in Ternopil oblast, Ukraine. For records of births, marriages,
and deaths referred to in this register, see catalog entries under individual
localities. Note that in the register, all of the records are identified as Roman
Catholic, although many are actually Greek Catholic.
Contents: 1. Brzeżany deanery -- 2. Borszczów deanery -- 3. Zbaraż deanery
-- 4. Kopeczyńce deanery -- 5. Skałat deanery -- 6. Trembowla deanery
-- 7. Czortków deanery -- 8. Tarnopol deanery.
Archival register to record
group 485, series 1 - FHL INTL Film [ 2125358 Item 2 ]
4) Microfilm of original manuscripts in the State Archives of the Ternopil Oblast
in Ternopil, Ukraine (record group 426) Record group 426, series 1, which consists
of 238 files of Roman Catholic church records from churches in the deanery of
Kremenets in Volhynia, Russia; later part of Ternopil oblast, Ukraine. For records
of births, marriages, and deaths referred to in this register, see Church books
/ Roman Catholic Deanery of Kremenets or catalog entries under individual localities.
Archival register to record group 426, series 1 - FHL INTL Film [ 2125369 Item
2 ]
5) The Archiwum i Biblioteka Kurii Arcybiskupiej Lubaczów in Lubaczów,
(in Podkarpackie province) was one of only few locations in the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese of Lwow/Lviv to remain within Poland when the national boundaries
were redrawn in 1945. The church archive which was established there became a
depository for many of the parish records from the archdiocese. In 1984 an inventory
of these was drawn up.
This inventory has been microfilmed by the LDS-FHL INTL
Film [2041194 ]
6) The Archiwum Państwowe w Warszawie (Polish State
Archives, Warsaw.)
7) Original manuscripts at the Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine in
L′viv known as the Greek Catholic Consistory. L′vov/Lviv (Record
group 201, series 4a, contains files 1-6081, 6083, 6085-6089, 6091-6126, 6128-7421).
Contains the Greek Catholic and Orthodox registers of births, marriages, and
deaths from localities in Austria or Russia; later Poland; later yet Belarus
or Ukraine. To determine which volumes include records from any given locality
use:
The archival register (FHL film 1921625, item 1).
8) Roman Catholic Consistory of the L'viv area (Record group 618; series
2). Roman Catholic registers of births, marriages, and deaths from localities
in Poland; later Ukraine.
Archival register for record group 618, series
2, files 1-2657. Includes place index. - FHL INTL Film [ 2187416 Item 2
]
Step One: To obtain a detailed description
of the records available for each village, go to The Family History Library
Catalog at: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp
and click on the "Place Search" button.
Step Two: On the next page, in the "Place" window, enter the name
of the village you are searching. For example, for the village " Andruha " (see
the first village listed below) you enter the spelling " Andruha ".
Next Click the "Search" button
Search for matching places.
| Place |
|
| Part of (optional) | |
Step Three: This brings up the "Place search results" page with 2
URL's for " Andruha."
Place (Part of)
| andruha |
|
2 matching places.
Clicking on either “Andruha” or “Andruha Mala” will
yield the same results, indicating that the name for this village had changed.
Step Four: On the next page, where it says “Topics”
| Place | Ukraine,
Ternopil′, Kremenet︠s︡′, Andruha |
| Topics | Ukraine, Ternopil′, Kremenet︠s︡′, Andruha - Church records |
For a printable version of this record click here then click your browser's Print button.
click on the Ukraine,
Ternopil′, Kremenet︠s︡′, Andruha - Church records
Step Five: Then on the "Topic Details" page, again click on the “ Metrical
books, 1757-1773 URL.
| Topic | Ukraine,
Ternopil′, Kremenet︠s︡′, Andruha - Church
records |
| References | (Parallel SH) Україна, Тернопіль, Кременець, Андруга - Метричні книги |
| Titles | Metrical books, 1757-1773 Orthodox Church. Andruga Malai︠a︡ (Kremenet︠s︡) |
For a printable version of this record click here then click your browser's Print button.
Step Six: This brings up a "Title Details" page. Scroll to the bottom
of the page, where it reads
"For a printable version of this record click here then click your browser's Print button."
| Title | Metrical books, 1757-1773 |
| Authors | Orthodox Church. Andruga Malai︠a︡ (Kremenet︠s︡) (Main Author) |
| Notes | Microreproduction
of original manuscripts at the Central State Historical Archives of
Ukraine in L′viv. Orthodox registers of baptisms, marriages, and burials from Andruga Malai︠a︡, Kremenet︠s︡, Volhynia, Russia; later known as Andruha Mała, Krzemieniec, Wołyń, Poland; later yet known as Andruha, Kremenet︠s︡′, Ternopil′, Ukraine. Text in Church Slavic. Record group 201, series 4a, file 42. |
| Format | Manuscript (On Film) |
| Language | Church Slavic |
| Publication | Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1994 |
| Physical | on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. |
| References | (Related (not) Metrical books |
For a printable version of this record click here then click your browser's Print button.
Step Seven: Finally click the here URL
(from Step Six). The next page will contain details of what is on the LDS Film(s)
including the Film number(s), located at the bottom of the page, that you can
order at your nearest Family History Center. Print this page for your records
and for ordering the film(s).
Title
Metrical books, 1757-1773
Authors
Orthodox Church. Andruga Malai︠a︡ (Kremenet︠s︡)
(Main Author)
Notes
Microreproduction of original manuscripts at the Central State Historical
Archives of Ukraine in L′viv.
Orthodox registers of baptisms, marriages, and burials from Andruga Malai︠a︡,
Kremenet︠s︡, Volhynia, Russia; later known as Andruha Mała,
Krzemieniec, Wołyń, Poland; later yet known as Andruha, Kremenet︠s︡′,
Ternopil′, Ukraine. Text in Church Slavic.
Record group 201, series 4a, file 42.
Subjects
Россия, Волынь, Кременец, Андруга Малая - Метрические книги
Russia, Volyn′, Kremenet︠s︡, Andruga Malai︠a︡ -
Church records
Poland, Wołyń, Andruha Mała (Krzemieniec) - Church records
Україна, Тернопіль, Кременець, Андруга - Метричні книги
Ukraine, Ternopil′, Kremenet︠s︡′, Andruha - Church
records
Format
Manuscript (On Film)
Language
Church Slavic
Publication
Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah,
1994
Physical
on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
References
(Related (not) Metrical books
Film Notes
Note - Location [Film]
Volume 201-4a/42. Baptisms 1761-1773 (p. 5-28) -- Marriages 1761-1773 (p.
29-33) -- Burials 1757-1769 (p. 34-38) - FHL INTL Film [ 1921658
Item 5 ]
Step Eight: Order the film(s). Phone
the nearest Family History Center for
their hours and go and order the film(s). It usually takes a few weeks for
the film(s) to arrive. They will phone you when the film(s) arrive and you
can book time on one of their film readers.
This URL will take you to a search page listing all of the Family History
Centers, World-Wide.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp
| The information contained in the brackets (...) include: |
| The alternative Polish Spelling for the village or villages. |
| GK- for Greek Catholic |
| RK- for Roman Catholic |
| OK- for the Orthodox Church |
| EK- for Evangelische Kirche (Evangelist Church) |
VILLAGE |
RAION |