Dear Gayle, UK passenger manifests still exist at the Public Record Office in Kew Gardens, but they are not indexed. Go to www.pro.gov.uk. Click on "genealogy" on the left sidebar. Then, click on "eas

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Dear Gayle, UK passenger manifests still exist at the Public Record Office in Kew Gardens, but they are not indexed. Go to www.pro.gov.uk. Click on "genealogy" on the left sidebar. Then, click on "eas

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The jackets were probably school uniforms. I have a photo of teenaged male and female relatives wearing white uniforms with the same type of collar. My photo is >from approximately the same time perio

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The jackets were probably school uniforms. I have a photo of teenaged male and female relatives wearing white uniforms with the same type of collar. My photo is >from approximately the same time perio

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When searching the Poor Jews Temporary Shelter for relatives, try a search by shtetl, using no surname. It's necessary to spell the shtetl any way you can possibly think of, since it is not Soundexed

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When searching the Poor Jews Temporary Shelter for relatives, try a search by shtetl, using no surname. It's necessary to spell the shtetl any way you can possibly think of, since it is not Soundexed

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The URL to the index of the Belarus Archive in English is http://www.president.gov.by/eng/index.htm. I just tried it, and it works. Sue Seales, North Carolina researching: BOYARSKY, Grodno/ FREEDMAN,

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The URL to the index of the Belarus Archive in English is http://www.president.gov.by/eng/index.htm. I just tried it, and it works. Sue Seales, North Carolina researching: BOYARSKY, Grodno/ FREEDMAN,

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I have just found some BOYARSKYs in the Index to Passenger Arrivals at the Port of New York that list two places of last residence that I suspect are in Belarus. One is "Tirreisk", which might be the

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I have just found some BOYARSKYs in the Index to Passenger Arrivals at the Port of New York that list two places of last residence that I suspect are in Belarus. One is "Tirreisk", which might be the

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Dear Hanna, It might be easier just to email the National Archives in Waltham, MA. Go to www.nara.gov, and click on the genealogy page. Look for the list of email addresses of archive branches. Give t

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Dear Hanna, It might be easier just to email the National Archives in Waltham, MA. Go to www.nara.gov, and click on the genealogy page. Look for the list of email addresses of archive branches. Give t

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When a woman derived her U.S. citizenship >from her husband/father, was there ever a certificate of arrival issued for her? I'm trying to find any documentation for women who entered the U.S. in 1898

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When a woman derived her U.S. citizenship >from her husband/father, was there ever a certificate of arrival issued for her? I'm trying to find any documentation for women who entered the U.S. in 1898

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Does anyone have information on Taube BOYARSKY? She came to the U.S. in 1898 >from Grodno with her two daughters Braine and Hanne. Taube was fifty- two years old at the time, and was coming to meet he

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Does anyone have information on Taube BOYARSKY? She came to the U.S. in 1898 >from Grodno with her two daughters Braine and Hanne. Taube was fifty- two years old at the time, and was coming to meet he

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I'm wondering if it was really possible for someone to leave the Russian Empire without a passport, and still be able to leave Europe? My grandmother, Eva (Reisel) BOYARSKY, supposed left Grodno by "s

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I'm wondering if it was really possible for someone to leave the Russian Empire without a passport, and still be able to leave Europe? My grandmother, Eva (Reisel) BOYARSKY, supposed left Grodno by "s

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My grandfather, Benzion ROSENTHAL, born in Odessa, was contacted by relatives of his father, Zalik ROSENTHAL, in the early 1920s. These relatives were from South Africa. Zalik was originally >from Weg

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My grandfather, Benzion ROSENTHAL, born in Odessa, was contacted by relatives of his father, Zalik ROSENTHAL, in the early 1920s. These relatives were from South Africa. Zalik was originally >from Weg

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