Re: Mexican Vital Records relative from Poland

Home Guidelines Messages Hashtags Subgroups Wiki

skyejaz@... #644145 Marriage records in Mexico can sometimes be a bit hard to find. I have a world explorer subscription and can see if I can find anything for you tonight. Death records are a bit easier (but the transcription from Yiddish/Spanish/English can sometimes be really messed up).[I found my husband's grandfather Efaim Fishel indexed under Peroim Pizzel- lol!) You may also want to try a neat website that I found for a Mexican newspaper that has a lot of information an marriages and deaths It's called prensa Israelita and it is in Spanish, but I've had good luck in finding my husband's Mexican family. https://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00065527/00228 Wendy Cadieux Manchester, NH Searching Borenstein, Mostkoff, Bauman, Sapotnitsky, Boruchovich, Polak toggle quoted messageShow quoted text On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 03:49 PM, Carol wrote: Does anyone have a clue where I could find a marriage and death record for a Polish immigrant who settled in Mexico around 1900-1920, married a few years later, and died in the late 1930s? His name was Max Greenberg from Waldowa; he married Masha Allegant and had two children: “Raquel” and “Juan.” I can find him in a census on line, and found birth records for the two children, but would love to see the other documents. Thanks! Carol Isenberg Clingan Dedham MA
More All Messages By This Member

Join main@groups.jewishgen.org to automatically receive all group messages.

Home Guidelines Messages Hashtags Subgroups Wiki Terms