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Hi All
There was once a man named Hirsch Glass. Born in 1911, he was >from Subacious Lithuania. In that same year, his father Jankel Glass went to New York USA intending to send for the family once he established himself there. Sadly he died shortly after arriving in NYC. Hirsch Glass, during the Shoah most likely was interned in the Kowno Ghetto, then sent to Dachau, which he survived. In 1949 he and his wife Esther and their young son Jankel moved to Australia. They had a daughter in Australia named Bela and another son Max, and through Jewishgen, Bela contacted me. We believe we are cousins. We are looking backward in time to find the common ancestral link, perhaps one generation more, the father of her grandfather Jankel Glass >from Subacius. We have received some passport application records >from the archives in Lithuania. Most of them are quite short. Is there anyone who would favor this project with some translation help? The records are in Lithuanian. Grateful thanks in advance to anyone willing to help out. The document copies are very well photographed easy to read. Please respond privately. Regards Joe Glass MODERATOR NOTE: You might consider scanning and uploading the documents to ViewMate on JewishGen. https://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ |
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