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Thks Mike -whaf language is it? Also what is written on right hand side Thks so much. Regards Debby Myers Myers.debby@...

In recent years, Alex Krakovsky organized, scanned, and posted to various sites on the Internet several thousands of documents from the Ukrainian archives. Some of the documents are on the site

-- Naomi Leon Brighton, UK LEWKOWICZ, RYWAN, LASKY, BERGER, WRON, FAJBISIEWICZ (Rawa Mazowiecka, Aleksandrow Lodzki, Lodz)

It might be adavisable for us to see what exactly is written on the naturalisation form David Barrett

I am looking for birth, marriage, and death records related to Kitai Family, for the moment in Zdolbunow (near Rovno) and Rovno. Thank you in advance Happy New Year! Shana Tova! Meir Bnaya Hod

There is no one way or are any of the ones I have used easy. Here are 3 examples. Samuel: Father's father's father (great grandfather). I knew he had arrived in the US after 1905, his youngest

Hello Alana, there are only a handful of birth record books from that year range that survived. The following are records with name Isaac Bronstein as the father. These might be all of the same

Debby, the translation on the back has the information you already have from the photo itself: Regards, Mike Vayser

Is there any information for Kherson City in the Kherson province(oblast? Gubernia?). Between 1840 an 1895, births, marriages, and deaths Name is Borokhovitch. Nancy Reicher

My Morrison ancestors from Ukraine (Uman and Vinnitsa) were Morofsky or something very similar. Steve Chernoff: Researching

Thanks Marian. Your answer and Alex's make it seem highly unlikely a fie exists. She came in labeled "visitor" on the passenger list and left right about six months later. If she is who I think she is

Thanks Alex but she was certainly a visitor. The passenger list identifies her as a visitor so the answer seems to be a dead end. Thanks for the details ad hopefully they will help someone else. Allan

For a name like 'Turoff' or 'Turovsky', I'd just do a 'Starts with Tur' search, to take care of the 'F' versus 'V' issue, and also take care of the 'sky' ending, which I have seen spelled 'ski', "zky'

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I put in a USCIS index search before the fees go up. It is for my great-grandfather, who was born in Galicia. The choices for country include Austria and Austria-Hungary. However, you can only click

I've posted two vital records in Polish. I would appreciate a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following

Not all spelling differences are really "misspellings". Sometimes they are; Robert Hanna's "Fellie" for Tillie is probably an erroneous transcription. But in many if not most cases the explanation

Hello all! I have been going over documents of an ancestor of mine and he has listed his foreign residence as many different places. They are as follows: Padol-Russia, Podol-Russia, Russia, Romania,

Hello Igor, Thank you for your replay. My family lived in Horochov but I do not know since when. I know that my grandmother was born in 1912 and so does, all her siblings were born there too. I