[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Missing Records

[Gary Warner]

Robin,

Since many people on this list have access to various databases, you 
really need to be more specific in who you are looking for.  For 
instance, in the SGGEE Master Pedigree Database (MPD), there are 615 
Herman or Hermann records, and another 269 Herrmann records.

Gary Warner


Robin Grube wrote:
> Thanks, Bill Remus, for your comments on the St. Petersburg Kiev and
> Volhynia records. I'm comparatively new for researching this area, and I
> naively thought that with the on-line availability from the Mormons of these
> records, it would be a piece of cake to find my relatives from near Kiev.
> Ha! I did find that one year that was missing at first glance was actually
> included in another year. All of you, what would be your recommendation for
> further searching? Order microfilm copies? Wait for sggee listings? I am
> looking for records circa 1870 for the Herrmann family.
> Thanks, Robin Grube
>
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 13:45:39 -1000
>> From: William Remus <remus at hawaii.edu>
>> Subject: Re: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] missing village records in Volhynia
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>> Yes, the St Petersburg records we normally look at do not completely record
>> the births, marriages, and deaths in Volhynia. Here are several reasons
>>
>> 1 The St Petersburg archives do not have every year's records available. In
>> other words there are years missing for Volhynia and Kiev.  For Kiev, the
>> original churchbook is in the Ukraine state archives so the missing years
>> could eventually be filled in. For parishes in Volhynia, I am not certain
>> the missing years are available.
>> 2. When I compare the Berestovitz (Volhynia) chapel book with the St
>> Petersburg archive records, I notice some of the records from the chapel
>> book are not listed in the St Petersburg archive records. Sometimes
>> individual records are missing and sometimes a year of chapel book records
>> are missing.
>> 3 The parish lines were fluid so Volhynia villages might appear in the Kiev
>> records or vice versa.
>> 4 Sometimes the village names were not shown in the Volhynia and Kiev
>> records or listed for the Polish or Ukrainian name of the village. For
>> example Romansdorf in Kiev Parish appears also as Doliwa.
>>
>> SGGEE website contains information on available chapel books that have been
>> filmed by the Mormons. I have no idea if there are more chapel books
>> unfilmed still in the Ukainain or Polish archives.
>>
>> regards Bill Remus
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