Age of majority was 24. My father had to wait for his 24th birthday in order to marry my mother, because his father did not give consent. He became 24 in October 27, 1939 and got married November 12

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Leiser/Leisor/Lazar is male. My Lazar was a Leo/Leon. I believe Breine is the equivalent of Bruche. My Bruche was a Bertha. -- Shelley Mitchell NYC searching KONIGSBERG/KINIGSBERG, TERNER,

Leiser/Leizer is a male name. It’s a short form of Eliezer. But he could have used any name in the “new world." Cerne and Breine/Bryna are female names. No equivilants. My secular name is

Leiser or Leizer ….Male name…in my family, Louis Breine or Brane…Female name…in my family, Bertha Sharon F. Yampell Voorhees, NJ USA GenealogicalGenie@...

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There are apparently many towns so small or currently abandoned that they cannot currently be located. A relative of mine was supposedly from Kolpuki and and another from Komasic, towns supposedly in

In looking over documents and letters from a brother of my Grandfather, I've noticed what i believe are names of children, biut I'm not sure if these are male or female names, or if they're even names

Pamela, I once saw a NYC death cert for someone who "died at sea." Have you checked the NYC death

Reinier, Have you searched at JRI Poland database? https://www.jri-poland.org/jriplweb.htm I searched for surname Wurzel and town name Tarnow. I got about 200 hits. You may find vital records for

Bryan, Take a look at these two places: Kaltinėnai, Lithuania 55°34' N 22°27' E 129 miles WNW of Vilnius Kaltanėnai, Lithuania 55°16' N 26°00' E 49 miles NNE of Vilnius Regards, Sherri

Hello, I'm in receipt of a letter that was written by the supposed brother ( Josef) of my maternal GF whose name was Max Aronowski/Aronovsky/Aronowitz, and it's written in a mix of Yiddish and

in trying to decipher the meaning of a newspaper advertisement of an estate auction, i came across a list of the heirs. 4 of the children are listed as married, and include the names of their

On www.geneanet.org I found a family tree, in which Louis LILIENTHAL (Minden May 9, 1882-) was mentioned, who was submitted by Guy Sternberg. Best regards, Henny Houweling-Zwart, Nieuwkoop, the

I have long been concerned with the thought that all of the historical documents which historians have used to bring us biographies of long gone men and woman are no longer being created. Where are