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Cernat

commune Cernat, Covasna county

also known as Csernáton, Cernatul de Jos

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  • Historical forms 4 forms

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Historical forms and administrative units 4 forms 1792–1913 20 sources

Names and variants associated with this locality in historical sources, grouped by attested form and administrative context.

  1. Cernatul De Jos

    1792–1913

    Administrative context: Covasna

    11 sources
  2. Cernatul De Sus

    1810–1898

    Administrative context: Covasna

    4 sources
  3. Cernat de Jos

    1895–1906

    Variants: Cernat de Jos, reș. com.

    Administrative context: Cernat de Jos · Covasna

    3 sources
  4. Cernat

    1895–1906

    Variants: Cernat, reș. com.

    Administrative context: Cernat · Covasna

    2 sources

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1792
1913
Cernat de Jos, reș. com. Cernat, reș. com. Cernatul De Jos Cernatul De Sus
1793–1813 CV-F-00105-1-200
Cernatul De Jos · Covasna
More details
Source
Confessional Matriculas from Transylvania (Orthodox)
Observations
Nasteri 1793-1813; Cuprinde și ortodocsi din Albis,Pădureni Cernatul de Sus, Mărcusa, Moacsa, Dalnic,Ghelinta, Hătuica
Archival reference
CV-F-00105-1-200

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