[ SECRET POST #4486 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4486 ⌋

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Comments

Re: genealogy

[(Anonymous)]

I’m not white either, but I kinda get the hype ‘cause, while I know where my family’s from, I’d like to know if my ancestors from way back came from either Spain or France or somewhere else entirely.

Re: genealogy

[ayebydan]

The good thing about those nations is that Catholic churches always kept really close and good records so if you cross nations there might be a language barrier but if it is an interest the records should be there.

Re: genealogy

[(Anonymous)]

Ooh, I hadn’t even considered going the church route. Thanks for the advice!

Re: genealogy

[ayebydan]

Across Europe up until the late 1800s it tended to be the Church that were in Charge of keeping any sort of records so even if people were not overly religious their local Church would probably note their births, deaths, possibly marriages ect. Then in Britain there were Census every 10 years on the year X1, so 61, 71 ect. Possible other nations had the same if you have a poke about. Most national archives are open but churches themselves tend to be happy to be contacted to give more info if you just explain where you are from and why you want to know. Gives them Priests something to do XD