This is an update on our JewishGen Ukraine Research Division project to translate the newly digitized Revision Lists from three districts in Volhynia Gubernia, Novograd Volinsky, Zaslav, and Starokons

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I regularly post updates here on which documents the project is working on as we progress. Our donors of $100 or more are sent a link to access the complete translations at the same time as they are s

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Looking at Alex Krakovsky's list of documents, ( posted on his Wikipedia page)I believe that Kul'chyny may be included in the 1834 revision list. I don't read Cyrillic so I may be wrong. Mary-Jane Rot

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The translation of the 1858 Novograd Volinsky district Revision List is now complete with the addition of information on over 3500 people from the town of Lubar. This complete Revision List has added

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Moderator note: While JewishGen has issued a statement on the situation in the Ukraine, we are monitoring carefully posts to make certain that the JewishGen Discussion Group remains focused on genealo

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This is an update on our JewishGen Ukraine Research Division project to translate the newly digitized Revision Lists from three districts in Volhynia Gubernia, Novograd Volinsky, Zaslav, and Starokons

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In addition to the indexing projects already mentioned, there is a JewishGen project to fully translate Revision Lists that have been digitized for three districts in Volhynia gubernia - Starokonstant

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Yes, It is possible that your town is included in the list. If you can recognize the town name in Cyrillic, you can look at the documents through the Family Search Website by looking for Krakovsky doc

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As of now, the Revision lists that are available for the Starokonstyantinov district are for 1858, 1850, 1834, and 1811. The list of documents only shows town names for the 1834 Revision List. They ar

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We have now submitted fully translated information on over 15,000 people from the 1858 Revision List of Novohrad Volynskyy District to the JewishGen data base. In addition to names, the lists can cont

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We just sent the first batch of complete translations (not just indices) from the 1858 Revision List of Jews of Novohrad Volynskyy District to JewishGen for inclusion in the database. There were more

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This post is to announce changes to our existing JewishGen Ukraine Research Division Project entitled “Acquisition and Translation of Documents for Seven Towns in the Area of Polonnoye." This project

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Both of my Grosser great -grandparents were board members of a burial group from Makhnovka but neither was from there. They and several of their children are buried in the society’s plots. The connect

Today I received Digests for the main mail group numbered 30 thru 36 at different times during the day. Up until now I only got one digest from the group each day. Each of these digests looked normal

Thanks for posting this here. This format is much easier to read than the old list and the ability to have a photo is a big improvement. Mary-Jane Roth Alexandria VA

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I am thinking of flying to Budapest after the conference this summer to meet= in person a cousin I found a few years ago.=20 When I messaged him about the idea he seemed pleased but told me that he li

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I am thinking of flying to Budapest after the conference this summer to meet= in person a cousin I found a few years ago.=20 When I messaged him about the idea he seemed pleased but told me that he li

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Many thanks to everyone who sent me information regarding my recent question about my cousins who were rejected at the US Manitoba Canada border in 1931, even though they were US citizens. Apparently

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Many thanks to everyone who sent me information regarding my recent question about my cousins who were rejected at the US Manitoba Canada border in 1931, even though they were US citizens. Apparently

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In October, 1931, my cousins Abe and Norma PLATT and their 9 month old son Arnold, all U.S. citizens by birth, travelled >from their home in Elizabeth NJ to visit Abe's aunt and uncle, Max and Malta A

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