Re: Death notations on Lemberg birth records #galicia
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Mark Halpern
Birth records in many jurisdictions, including Galicia and the Austrian
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Empire before WW1, used birth records to record subsequent civil events for that person including his/her parents' marriage, his/her marriage, and his/her death. The fact that these subsequent events are *not* found in most birth records leads to the question of why not? Was it the laziness of the registrar? Was the recording of subsequent events on a Galician birth record not required? Mark Halpern JRI-Poland AGAD Archive Coordinator
On 2015-09-04 17:52, ERROL SCHNEEGURT ESLVIV@aol.com wrote:
Every once in a while I need to stimulate my mind and ask a question that may not have an answer. I noticed when doing the input of births in Lviv back in 1854 some deaths were recorded on the birth record. Most are void of this notation. Some have dates well into the years after their births, Why would this be done?
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