Hi, This is most probably place known as CZYZE (accented 'z'), pron. [chy: = zheh] near Bielsk Podlaski and Hajnowka, Poland (ex Grodno Gubernia and Bialystok wojewodztwo) at 5247 2325 Another good ca

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Hi, This is most probably place known as CZYZE (accented 'z'), pron. [chy: = zheh] near Bielsk Podlaski and Hajnowka, Poland (ex Grodno Gubernia and Bialystok wojewodztwo) at 5247 2325 Another good ca

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Jorge Sexer wrote: Hello! This is a difficult question: has anybody heard of two villages called something like Laskrinien and Leskveni ? Most probably in Podolia, near Kamenets-Podolsk. But Bessarabi

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Jorge Sexer wrote: Hello! This is a difficult question: has anybody heard of two villages called something like Laskrinien and Leskveni ? Most probably in Podolia, near Kamenets-Podolsk. But Bessarabi

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Daniela Torsh wrote: Can anyone tell me whether my Czech born aunty Olga THORSCH would have acquired Polish citizenship upon her marriage in 1917 at the Temple in Krakow to a Polish Jew Maks BRANDMANN

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Daniela Torsh wrote: Can anyone tell me whether my Czech born aunty Olga THORSCH would have acquired Polish citizenship upon her marriage in 1917 at the Temple in Krakow to a Polish Jew Maks BRANDMANN

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Naomi Leon in response to Marcia Indianer Meyers, concerning lack of pre 1900 birth records for Indianer ancestors, wrote: << ... How strange. I assume you are aware that there are quite a lot of surv

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Naomi Leon in response to Marcia Indianer Meyers, concerning lack of pre 1900 birth records for Indianer ancestors, wrote: << ... How strange. I assume you are aware that there are quite a lot of surv

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Marcia Indianer Meyers wrote: I've been searching for many years and still can't find any INDIANER documents birth, marriage, death for my father, uncles, aunts, grandfather all born in Khodorov (Chod

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Marcia Indianer Meyers wrote: I've been searching for many years and still can't find any INDIANER documents birth, marriage, death for my father, uncles, aunts, grandfather all born in Khodorov (Chod

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Thomas Klein wrote: i don't have a definitive answer, if there is such a thing, but the root of MALAMUD is the word "melamed", which means teacher (usually of children) . it could shift in pronunciati

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Thomas Klein wrote: i don't have a definitive answer, if there is such a thing, but the root of MALAMUD is the word "melamed", which means teacher (usually of children) . it could shift in pronunciati

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Bob, Thank you for your contribution to the subject. I believe that it was obvious that I made reference to the "Jewish" Kosow, after all I'm posting on the Jewish discussion group and not on geograph

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Bob, Thank you for your contribution to the subject. I believe that it was obvious that I made reference to the "Jewish" Kosow, after all I'm posting on the Jewish discussion group and not on geograph

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JGFF (JewishGen Family Finder) is most popular JG database available for all genealogists. http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/ For complete information about the JGFF database, please see the JGFF FAQ: Fre

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Following announcement of the English translation of Kosow Poleski (presently Kosava, Belarus), I'd like on this occasion to review the situation with other towns named Kosow, including places in Gali

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JGFF (JewishGen Family Finder) is most popular JG database available for all genealogists. http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/ For complete information about the JGFF database, please see the JGFF FAQ: Fre

#galicia

Following announcement of the English translation of Kosow Poleski (presently Kosava, Belarus), I'd like on this occasion to review the situation with other towns named Kosow, including places in Gali

#galicia

JGFF (JewishGen Family Finder) is most popular JG database available for all genealogists. http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/ For complete information about the JGFF database, please see the JGFF FAQ: Fre

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JGFF (JewishGen Family Finder) is most popular JG database available for all genealogists. http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/ For complete information about the JGFF database, please see the JGFF FAQ: Fre

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