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15 November 2021 9:37 PM

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Anonymous member

I went to iabsi.com which defaults to http://www.iabsi.com/gen/public/

but could not find a 'name and village research' category..

I also looked at the table of contents for Levoca Archives.

Would you include the link in this string. Thank you.

Mary

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28 October 2021 5:55 PM

Reply # 12080929 on 11943274

Barb P

Follow these steps to find information about Levoca Archives

Go to:

iabsi.com

Name and Village Research

National Archives Online Database

Statny Archiv v Levoci - Kontakty

I am able to right click on the page and get it translated using Edge. Chrome may do this automatically. I do not usually use that so I don't know.

Hope this is helpful

26 October 2021 1:27 AM

Message # 11943274

Anonymous member

I am looking for the Jakubany 1869 census and was told the reoords for Jakubany are in the Levoca archives.

(I found the 1869 Jakubany census on familysearch.org but several pages are missing. Not sure if they were omitted accidently or if they exist at all).

How would I contact the Levoca archives to find out if the missing pages are in their files? Is it possible to go there myself during a future trip to Slovakia?

Thanks.

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