Ejwidowicze — village in Brasłaŭ district Viciebsk region of the Republic of Belarus.
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Orthodox parish to which the village Ejwidowicze belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Orthodox parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
links to microfilms of church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths);
Catholic parish to which the village Ejwidowicze belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Catholic parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
Location of the village Ejwidowicze
— geographic coordinates and depiction of the village Ejwidowicze on early-20th-century detailed maps, modern maps, and satellite imagery (Google Maps). Administrative affiliation of the village Ejwidowicze
— the administrative-territorial units to which the settlement belonged in different historical periods:— Russian Empire (1870-1910s), — Polish Republic (Second Rzeczpospolita, 1920-1939), — Republic of Belarus (as of 2017); Orthodox parish to which the village Ejwidowicze belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Orthodox parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
links to microfilms of church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths);
Catholic parish to which the village Ejwidowicze belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Catholic parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
Who owned village Ejwidowicze
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In Braslaw records I have seen:
Ejwidowicze was in Ikazn precinct or parish of Braslaw. In 1901 the family Szulya lived there. Jan Szulya married Josefa Wysocka of Zloto, and one of the witnesses was an Alexander Skurjat.
Groom's parish was Bogin; bride's parish was Braslaw.
Also in 1799 the family of Jacob Leisza/Leysza, his son Kazimierz and wife Krystyna Lugan lived in Eywidowicze (that's how that record reads)
Go to familysearch.org and look for Braslaw records that have sub-sections, e. g. : Opsa, Widze etc. reply
2015-10-14 Наталия Скурьят