Some show the town or shtetl in which the father is registered. This often is different from Kremenets, but usually is nearby. The microfilms contain about 15,000 records, mostly birth and death registrations. The records are in Russian and Yiddish cursive writing. The left side of each ledger page is in Russian.
Some years are incomplete or missing.
Unfortunately, there are no index pages for these records. The Kremenets Shtetl CO-OP was organized to create a searchable database of these vital records. Its success depends on your assistance. This will require volunteers who have access to a Family History Center. We can provide some guidance on this.