All these persons lived in Kosice in 1919/1920. They could be born elsewhere.

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Dear researchers, During one of my visits to the Municipal Archive in Kosice (Kassa) I found a material of the Police Directorate from early 1920's, containing passport applications, passports and als

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Actually it was me who transcribed this particular record. If you click the underscored sheet number (in the 2nd column of result list), you can see the actual scan: http://data.jewishgen.org/imagedat

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Hi Feigie, The census we're talking about here is from 1930, nothing to do with the Holocaust and war era. Newer data aren't available for public research yet (90 years protection rule applies)

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Hi Judith, Regarding the BARKANY surname - The original surname was BARKAN means "thorn" in Hebrew, and the bearers of that surname came to Humenne and later to Presov area from Holesov/Holleschau in

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These records are still at the vital registry office, town hall Michalovce.

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No, the Hungarian Jewish records start in 1840's only. There could be very few exceptions that have years 1830's available, but definitely not Ulics.

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Hi, The 1857 census images are linked to the records, just click on the underlined surname. The 1848 census images can be requested from JewishGen (ask Vivian Kahn or Eric Bloch). Malcov and Stropkov

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As said, Slovakiana has the search options close to zero, unfortunately. For Bratislava - any particular town district? Or street name? Most of the Bratislava sheets are not available yet anyway,

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1930 Czechoslovak Census The second Czechoslovak population census was conducted on 1 December 1930 (the first Czechoslovak census was in 1921). The statistical results of the 1930 Census were publish

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Hi Aidan, there is a extensive Tisch family tree on Geni (I have researched part of it). They were also from Demandice / Deménd. https://www.geni.com/family-tree/index/6000000066618732904 The problem

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Looks to me like incomplete record. Sometimes the registrar made a mistake and left the record unfinished, usually the correct one is on the following page. Peter Absolon

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I think it is only a remark mentioning the late birth registration. I can see Toltsek mentioned in the last line. The date in the text is the date of the note, not vital date Peter Absolon

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Ulics records were kept in Szinna (Snina) books, but these have been lost/destroyed during ww2. Only civil records starting October 1895 exist for the town. Peter Absolon

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Hi Emma, I don't know much details about Balassagyarmat's individual street names. I'm however sending you the 1848 town map, the only one I have. Please try to get in touch with Viktor Bauer, a local

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Here is link to original PDF: http://www.ispmn.gov.ro/uploads/35%20pt%20web%20final.pdf regards Peter Absolon Kosice <h-sig@...> wrote:

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Here is link to original PDF: http://www.ispmn.gov.ro/uploads/35%20pt%20web%20final.pdf regards Peter Absolon Kosice <h-sig@...> wrote:

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Hi, After transcribing 1857 Census records >from Abauj-Torna (already online) and Saros and Zemplen counties (pending quality checks), I have found records >from 9 villages in Komarom county that I al

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Hi, After transcribing 1857 Census records >from Abauj-Torna (already online) and Saros and Zemplen counties (pending quality checks), I have found records >from 9 villages in Komarom county that I al

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Old Oroklet website still works at: http://www.oroklet.hu/bent.php (and I agree, dark gray font on black background is not the best combination) <h-sig@...> wrote:

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