Krhov
Krhov names the originator of predecessor birth, marriage, and death books whose cataloged locality scope also includes Rouchovany and Šemíkovice for parts of the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
Places and parishes
A place is evidence, not decoration.
Parish registers are organized by jurisdiction and locality. A useful place page must therefore show historical names, time-bounded parish relationships, source coverage, houses and estates where supported, and the limits of every map.
Three places in the present source map
Rouchovany
Rouchovany names the originator of register 10844 beginning in 1708. The book covers seven cataloged localities and has distinct birth, marriage, and death sections.
Šemíkovice
Šemíkovice appears within the locality scope of both the predecessor books and 10844. Its coverage must be demonstrated year by year rather than inferred from the book title alone.
Their inclusion does not declare any one place the origin of every bearer, connect unreviewed entries to a later family, or establish continuous local coverage.
What a future place page will contain
- historical and modern names, jurisdiction changes, and time validity;
- parish, diocese, estate, civil district, archive, and present custodian as distinct roles;
- source units by event type and year, including overlaps, gaps, unreadable leaves, and unsearched ranges;
- houses, holdings, occupations, neighbors, migration routes, and coordinates only where the evidence supports them;
- linked occurrences and people only after their independent eligibility reviews.
Parish and sacramental context
A baptismal, marriage, or burial register is both an administrative record and a product of Catholic sacramental and parish life. We explain both meanings when relevant. The existence of an entry does not by itself prove a person's interior belief, moral character, later practice, or the present identity of descendants.
Why coverage comes before a map of people
A pin can make uncertainty look precise. The first public atlas will therefore map source jurisdictions and coverage before it maps people. Every visual will have an equivalent table and a reproducible, privacy-safe source list.
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