
Galicia · 48 pages
The Antoniuk family
Tiahliv · Prystan
Parish records, household histories, wartime events and family charts come together to tell the story of several generations.
Examples of completed research
The Antoniuk family from Galicia and the Khylko family from Polissia illustrate work with different archival sources, including records from the Austrian period and the Russian Empire. Both studies are available in full, with documents, biographies, tables and family charts.

Galicia · 48 pages
Tiahliv · Prystan
Parish records, household histories, wartime events and family charts come together to tell the story of several generations.

Polissia · 27 pages
Stuhivshchyna · Khlupliany
A generation-by-generation account with biographies, tables of children and documentary illustrations of a family from Polissia.
What to look for
Can you see where a date, name or relationship comes from? Check the documents and references.
See how sources build biographies: family, homes, marriages, children and events in a person’s life.
Tables and charts make generations easier to follow, while a structured narrative lets you read the story in sequence.
These studies show the format of the result and how different sources are used. You can commission research for any historic Ukrainian region; its depth and scope depend on your question and the surviving records.
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