"Sally Bruckheimer" <sallybruc@...> wrote See http://www.lub.lu.se/epubl_2005_Lund/day.ppt#324,1,Long term preservation: an overview (that is the whole name of the webpage) Paper by Michael

A few day ago Sabrina Rabinovich asked about Druya and Smorgany records. In the Lithuanian State Historical archives there is a collection of Druya revision lists of 1834, 1850-54 and also there are

Grandparents, who were religious, had a religious marriage in the shetl before 1913. 8 months after first child was born, they got (able to get?) a civil marriage. Why would they care? 1914.

Judith Berlowitz wrote: A few remarks that will, I hope, help you find the places: 1. Ekaterinoslav is now Dnipropetrovsk (Rus. Dnepropetrovsk). 2. "Tawrizesk." is probably not a town name, but an

"Sally Bruckheimer" <sallybruc@...> wrote See http://www.lub.lu.se/epubl_2005_Lund/day.ppt#324,1,Long term preservation: an overview (that is the whole name of the webpage) Paper by Michael

A few day ago Sabrina Rabinovich asked about Druya and Smorgany records. In the Lithuanian State Historical archives there is a collection of Druya revision lists of 1834, 1850-54 and also there are

Grandparents, who were religious, had a religious marriage in the shetl before 1913. 8 months after first child was born, they got (able to get?) a civil marriage. Why would they care? 1914.

Judith Berlowitz wrote: A few remarks that will, I hope, help you find the places: 1. Ekaterinoslav is now Dnipropetrovsk (Rus. Dnepropetrovsk). 2. "Tawrizesk." is probably not a town name, but an

TE wrote: Both words are mistranscribed, particularly "podzbiucuz". Even with the context, and knowing similar documents, I can't guess what it means in my native Polish. "Profesja" is an obsolete

"Paul Silverstone" <paulh2@...> wrote: Try posting on the Karp family genealogy forum http://genforum.genealogy.com/karp/. Nick Landau London, UK COHNREICH (Anklam, Germany Krajenka, Poland)

TE wrote: Both words are mistranscribed, particularly "podzbiucuz". Even with the context, and knowing similar documents, I can't guess what it means in my native Polish. "Profesja" is an obsolete

"Paul Silverstone" <paulh2@...> wrote: Try posting on the Karp family genealogy forum http://genforum.genealogy.com/karp/. Nick Landau London, UK COHNREICH (Anklam, Germany Krajenka, Poland)

My gg grandfather has on his death certificate that he was born in Rygorod, but I cant find it anywhere. Assume that it is misspelled. Anyone know of this place? Cheers Arnold Arnold S

My gg grandfather has on his death certificate that he was born in Rygorod, but I cant find it anywhere. Assume that it is misspelled. Anyone know of this place? Cheers Arnold Arnold S

A large Polish gazetter of more than 2000 pages, "Skorowidz miejscowosci Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej z oznaczeniem terytorjalnie im wlasciwych wladz i urzedow oraz urzadzen komunikacyjnych," is now

A large Polish gazetter of more than 2000 pages, "Skorowidz miejscowosci Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej z oznaczeniem terytorjalnie im wlasciwych wladz i urzedow oraz urzadzen komunikacyjnych," is now

An database index of New York City grooms and New York City deaths has been prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group . It is soundex-searchable at the website

An database index of New York City grooms and New York City deaths has been prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group . It is soundex-searchable at the website

I should like to put in my two penn'orth on the subject, if I may. My great-grandparents Wolf BERNSTINE and Annie (Toibe Hinde) MATELEVITCH had nine children. The first, Abraham (whose certificate I

I should like to put in my two penn'orth on the subject, if I may. My great-grandparents Wolf BERNSTINE and Annie (Toibe Hinde) MATELEVITCH had nine children. The first, Abraham (whose certificate I