I just noticed that Google Translate added a number of new languages to its service. I think the most exciting additions for Jewish genealogists are Hebrew, Slovak, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, and Latvian.

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I just noticed that Google Translate added a number of new languages to its service. I think the most exciting additions for Jewish genealogists are Hebrew, Slovak, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, and Latvian.

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I'm wondering if anyone has had experience obtaining records for the town of Chashniki (Chasnik, Chashnik), Belarus. It was in the Lepel District of Vitebsk Province. The only primary document for the

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I'm wondering if anyone has had experience obtaining records for the town of Chashniki (Chasnik, Chashnik), Belarus. It was in the Lepel District of Vitebsk Province. The only primary document for the

#belarus

Bobt was the Yiddish name for the town of Babtai, Lithuania. ---Ben Milder NJ, USA Researching in Lithuania: WITKIN/VITKIN, GANZ/GINS, YOMIN

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Bobt was the Yiddish name for the town of Babtai, Lithuania. ---Ben Milder NJ, USA Researching in Lithuania: WITKIN/VITKIN, GANZ/GINS, YOMIN

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In the Bialystok index at JRI-Poland I've found a number of birth, marriage, and death listings for my family in the period 1893 - 1904, and I'm trying to decide which records to order >from the archi

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In the Bialystok index at JRI-Poland I've found a number of birth, marriage, and death listings for my family in the period 1893 - 1904, and I'm trying to decide which records to order >from the archi

#poland

In a case like this, where you have a first name and an approximate date of birth for someone living in the U.S., you can use Steve Morse's birthday pages, which allow for searching of U.S. public rec

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In a case like this, where you have a first name and an approximate date of birth for someone living in the U.S., you can use Steve Morse's birthday pages, which allow for searching of U.S. public rec

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