Women in Greek Archives – Missing half us

Women in Greek Archives – Missing half us

Most of us, interested in our Greek family history, crave finding our people in a voter list, a military list or a male register. Many barriers can make Greek records inaccessible, so our enthusiasm, when we find one of the aforementioned types of records, needs not...
Can’t find your name?

Can’t find your name?

Here are some tips, in case you can’t find the name(s) you are looking for! #1 Spelling – Transliterating from Greek to Latin characters is problematic. Is it Condos or Kontos? Stephanopoylos or Stefanopoulos? What about Papajohn? Is it Παπαϊώαννης? Or...
Spell names correctly

Spell names correctly

It’s Antonis – not Antones; Kontos – not Kondos or Condos; Arachova – not Arahova… Which is the right way to spell a Greek name? This is important, because incorrect spellings might make your research more challenging! Greek Ancestry has...

Crete’s earliest registration

Greek Ancestry currently hosts about 55,000 Male Registers records from the region of Chania, Crete. All Chaniots can be greatly benefited by this collection, most of whose records date back to the 1860s-1870s. However, the Georgakakis family of Kampos is...

Resources

Useful Resources for Greek Genealogy The Genealogist’s Dictionary: Basic vocabulary to read old Greek records – Order here Download for freeDownload Greek Genealogy Word List Download for freeDownload Male Register Translated Template Family Search Wiki...
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