Метрические книги, Кролевец (уезд) 1749-1919

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Orthodox Church records (births, marriages, deaths, confession lists) in the Krolevet︠s︡ district, Chernigov, Russia; later part of Chernihiv and Sumy, Ukraine. If three or less villages are found in an item, town names have been listed. If more than three villages, a note of "various villages" has been added. Includes parishes of: Budishche, Bylʹki (see Bylʹka; Bylʹka became Bud'onivka in 1920 and Chervone in 1965), Vishenʹki, Gorodishche, (Gorodishche became Pridesi︠a︡nskoe at a later date), Karylʹskoe (see Karilʹskoye), Koni︠a︡tin, Korop, Krasnopolʹe, Kriski, Ksenzovka (Ksenzovka became Proletarskoe in 1917), Luknovo (see Luknov), Obolonʹe, Razleta, Raĭgorodok, Rozhdestvenskoe (became Z︠H︡ovtneve in 1917), Rybotin, Sokhachi, Spasskoe. Text in Russian.

The term "Russia" in the subject heading refers to the locality designation in the historical Russian Empire or Soviet Union.

Микрофильмированное издание рукописей в Государственном архиве Черниговской области в Чернигове, Украина и в Государственном архиве Сумской области, Сумы, Украина.

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