04/02/2010

Vrbovce Slovakia Church Records

Are finally available on microfilm from the Family History Library!  That means all four of my Slovak ancestral villages are now accessible to me.  I'm going to make a point of ordering all six reels this time at once.  When I have the time!
Apr 2, 2010 5:56:57 PM | Slovak

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