Slovak Census Records Management
A digitised archive of population census data. Browse household records, property owners, geographic district hierarchy and burial registers.
What the system contains
Census sheets
Digitised sheets with scans of originals. Automatic data extraction using AI.
Persons
Resident records β name, gender, date of birth, nationality, religion, occupation.
Properties
Houses and land with addresses, owners and links to census sheets.
Districts & municipalities
Geographic hierarchy with historical place names and administrative divisions.
Baptism registers
Parish register records with page scans and automatic matching to persons.
Land titles
Cadastral titles with parcels, owners and encumbrances linked to persons and properties.
Burial registers
Deceased, grave and grave photo records linked to persons in the census.
Associations
Records of association members with photos, linked to persons in the system.
Family relationships
Parents, children, siblings and spouses, a family tree and a finder for the relationship between any two persons.
Life events
Birth, marriage, death and other events with participant roles and anniversary reminders.
Documents
Evidence documents for persons and properties with per-field confirmations.
Analytics & map
Demographic reports, data coverage and an interactive map of municipalities.
The system is under continuous development β new features are being added and existing ones keep improving.
The archive in numbers
How it works
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Search for a person
Enter a name, surname or municipality. Global search covers persons, census sheets, registers, land titles and associations.
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View the detail
Open a person record β you will see demographic data, the original sheet scan, baptism records and the associated property.
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Review and correct
Fix incorrectly extracted data, add documents and events, or link records of the same person across sources and years.
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Explore connections
Follow family ties, the family tree and the connection graph across registers, land titles, associations and burial records.
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Follow and contribute
Favourite persons and municipalities, follow anniversaries and suggest corrections that enrich the archive for everyone once approved.