I received a letter in Hungarian >from a newly discovered relative. I have been able to do a very rough translation of it, but there are some points I can't get clearly. One example is the following s

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I received a letter in Hungarian >from a newly discovered relative. I have been able to do a very rough translation of it, but there are some points I can't get clearly. One example is the following s

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of a marriage record. Can anyone recognize the name of the town (in German)? The record is >from the town of Stupava (Stampfen, Stomfa), near Bratislava, in what is

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of a marriage record. Can anyone recognize the name of the town (in German)? The record is >from the town of Stupava (Stampfen, Stomfa), near Bratislava, in what is

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of a marriage record. Can anyone recognize the name of the town (in German)? The record is >from the town of Stupava (Stampfen, Stomfa), near Bratislava, in what is

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of a marriage record. Can anyone recognize the name of the town (in German)? The record is >from the town of Stupava (Stampfen, Stomfa), near Bratislava, in what is

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of the heading for a field on some records. Each record has a date on the left (this field), a name of a child, names of parents, and a birth date (month and year on

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of the heading for a field on some records. Each record has a date on the left (this field), a name of a child, names of parents, and a birth date (month and year on

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of the heading for a field on some records. Each record has a date on the left (this field), a name of a child, names of parents, and a birth date (month and year on

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I have posted to ViewMate an image of the heading for a field on some records. Each record has a date on the left (this field), a name of a child, names of parents, and a birth date (month and year on

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I have received several responses about the two paragraphs (four lines) at the top. I'd like to point out that the image scrolls down to show another two paragraphs (and 11 lines) of text. I am intere

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I have received several responses about the two paragraphs (four lines) at the top. I'd like to point out that the image scrolls down to show another two paragraphs (and 11 lines) of text. I am intere

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I have posted to Viewmate a scan of the "Anmerkung" field of a Familienten record. The paragraph at the top probably describes the passing of the license >from a line that died out to another line. I

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I have posted to Viewmate a scan of the "Anmerkung" field of a Familienten record. The paragraph at the top probably describes the passing of the license >from a line that died out to another line. I

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I have posted to ViewMate the entry describing Rachel (my g-g-g-grandmother) in a Familienten record. I would appreciate any help in reading/translating what it says after her given name. She was the

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I have posted to ViewMate the entry describing Rachel (my g-g-g-grandmother) in a Familienten record. I would appreciate any help in reading/translating what it says after her given name. She was the

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I recently wrote about the progress of LDS filming of Slovak records. My contact at the Family History Library has agreed to take requests to quickly catalog the films of vital records (birth/marriage

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I recently wrote about the progress of LDS filming of Slovak records. My contact at the Family History Library has agreed to take requests to quickly catalog the films of vital records (birth/marriage

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While in Salt Lake City for the IAJGS Conference I was able to make some contact with a couple of staff persons at the Family History Library. What I understand is: 1) They are currently nearing compl

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While in Salt Lake City for the IAJGS Conference I was able to make some contact with a couple of staff persons at the Family History Library. What I understand is: 1) They are currently nearing compl

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