Log in
Forgot password

Slovakia - are post 1869 censuses available for online search

  • 16 December 2022 1:09 AM
    Quote
    Reply # 13027436 on 12971123
    Anonymous member

    These village are listed in ALL VILLAGES on Cisarik.com website.  Andrasovce is now named Ondrasovce, but Sambron and Jakubany are the same today.

    Hungarian Atlas, Village Finder & Gazzetteer shows Jakubany population around 2700 Rusyn.  Sambron around 1000 Rusyn.  Ondrasovce is very small - I think less than 100.
  • 15 December 2022 2:43 PM
    Quote
    Reply # 13026966 on 12971123
    Anonymous member

    I was able to figure out how to get the censuses for my villages near Humenne.

    However, I am unable to  find Jakubany and Sambron, (both near Stara Lubovna), and Andrasovce and  Chminianske Jakubany (both near Presov).

    Any thoughts on why I can't find them?  Thanks.

     
  • 14 November 2022 12:18 AM
    Quote
    Reply # 12987958 on 12971123
    Anonymous member

    The 1869 (Hungarian) census of several areas or what is now Slovakia are available on FamilySearch but they are not indexed so if you can find the location you need you will have to page through the entries. What is available

    • Available for the following counties: Abauj-Torna, Bars, Komárom, Nyitra, Szepes, Sáros, Zemplén and portions of Esztergom and Vas counties
    • Some villages may be missing
    • Available for the following cities (county name given in parenthesis): Győr (Győr), Hajduszoboszló (Hajdu), Nyiregyháza (Szabolcs), Szentes (Csongrád)


    The 1930 Slovakian census is available online at https://www.slovakiana.sk/kulturne-objekty?categoryname=scitacie-harky (use Google for your browser and it will translate the webpage for you.) The entries are not indexed but you should be able to get to the geographical location then page through.
  • 29 October 2022 1:22 PM
    Quote
    Message # 12971123
    Anonymous member

    Is the 1940 census for present day Slovakia available for online search? Have any other Slovak censuses between 1869 and 1930 been made available online? Thanks.
Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software