Czechia, Opava Deaths and Burials, 1800-1950

3,745,296 records

Change category or collection

출생일

일

월

연도

사망

일

월

연도

장소

아버지

이름과 중간 이름(s)

성(姓)

어머니

이름과 중간 이름(s)

성(姓)

배우자

이름과 중간 이름(s)

성(姓)

Add details

성별

Match all terms exactly

허가 양식

All Collections

출생, 결혼 및 사망

Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries

Czechia, Opava Deaths and Burials, 1800-1950

Czechia, Opava Deaths and Burials, 1800-1950

3,745,296 기록

새로 만들기

This collection contains civil death and church burial records from Opava, Moravian-Silesian, Czechia between the years 1800 and 1950. Records typically include the name of the deceased, the date of birth, the date and place of death or burial, and the names of the parents and spouse.<br><br>Locations that were formerly in Czechoslovakia but today are in modern day Poland, are also included within this collection. The religions found within this collection are Catholic, Evangelical, Czech Brethren, Orthodox, and the Czechoslovak Church. <br>In the Czech language, nouns ending in a consonant take an -a or -e suffix to form the genitive case. Therefore, names in the images will appear with this suffix, though the record will display the base name without the grammatical ending. <br>This collection is unique to MyHeritage, which produced the index from scanned images of the original documents.

Related record categories:

Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries

체코 공화국

Related collections

VIEW ALL

Related collections

Czechia Newspapers from OldNews.com

Czechia, Opava Births and Baptisms, 1800-1920

new

6,013,794 records

Czechia, Births and Baptisms, 1637-1889

97,063 records

Czechia, Marriages, 1654-1889

25,921 records

Sample record

Antonín GrudaDied: Feb 21 1903 - Kateřinky, Opava, Czechia

Antonín Gruda was a Czech Catholic priest , lawyer, and national revivalist in Silesia. He dedicated his life to bridging the gap between faith and civil rights, tirelessly advocating for the cultural and linguistic preservation of the Czech people under the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Through his legal expertise and pastoral leadership, he became a pivotal figure in fostering a sense of national identity among the Slavic population in the Opava region.