I have a second website with specific information about the history, people and records for my ancestral village of Agios Ioannis, Sparta. Two recent posts may be of interest because they highlight information found in 1872 Election Lists and Male Registers (Μιτρωον Αρρενων).
This post about Male Registers provides a pdf link to download an English transcription the Agios Ioannis Male Registers, 1835-1930, contains a list of the transcribed names in the post, and links to the Town Hall (Dimarheion) and Archives of Sparta where you can request records for any village in Lakonia.
This post about 1872 Election Lists of Agios Ioannis has a link to download a pdf file of English transcription of the records and links as to where these lists can be found on various websites.
I have written about these resources previously in Spartan Roots: 1872 Electoral Rolls and Male Registers.
Example of an Election List entry for Agios Ioannis:
Line # – Given Name, Surname – Age – Father’s Name – Occupation
1653 – Αθανασ Γούργαρης – 46 – _____ – γεωργός
1653 – Athanas Gourgaris – 46 – _____ – farmer
Example of a Male Register entry for Agios Ioannis:
| Number | Surname | First Name | Father | Mother | Birth Year | Village of Birth |
| 2 | Alevetsovitis | Georgios | Paraskevas | Vasiliki | 1925 | Agios Ioannis |
| 1 | Alevetsovitis | Ioannis | Pantelis | not given | 1909 | Agios Ioannis |
I hope these posts will help you find more information about your ancestors, wherever they resided in Greece, in these two record collections.
