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Dolginovo #belarus
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The term "Gubernia"was used during the Russian Empire. From 1920-1939, Dolginovo was in Poland, and Dolignovo was in the Vilna Voivodeship.Both Gubrenia and Voivodeship may be translated as Provinice.
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arkadyka@...
Eliat,
I am having an equally hard time finding birth records, etc. However according to JewishGen, it was Russia when your relatives were born - it became Poland after - basically between WW1 and WW2? https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/community.php?usbgn=-1942476 Mine were all born between 1890-1904 and I cannot find a single birth record. -- Arkady Kamenetsky
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Bill Yoffee <kidsbks@...>
My mother was born in Dolginovo (Dalhinif) in 1902 and her family emigrated
in 1907. At the time she was born, it appears that the town was in Vilna Gubernia. Shortly thereafter, the boundary was relocated to incorporate the town in Minsk Gubernia, which she always claimed as the area >from which she came. Where would I most likely find their birth and family records? William M (Bill) Yoffee JewishGen Research # 2074 kidsbks@erols.com Researching Clionsky, Klionsky, Alperovitch, Isrolit, Gittlein
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Eilat Gordin Levitan
On 3/10/07, Bill Yoffee <kidsbks@erols.com> wrote:
My mother was born in Dolginovo (Dalhinif) in 1902 and her family emigratedDear Bill, It is very interesting that your mother claimed to be >from the Minsk Gubernia. My grandfather; Meir Gurevitz/ Alperovitz who was born in the area in 1901 and my grandmother Bela nee Shulman who was born in the area in 1904 always said the they were >from the Vilna Gubernia, Poland. It must be because They left the area much later then your mother, they left in the early 1920s'. Between 1920 and 1939 Dolginovo was part of the Vilna Gubernia which included the city of Vilna and it was all Poland. I created a site for Dolhinov/ Dolginovo, with many pictures and much information and lists which has some of the last names you are searching; http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/dolhinov/dolhinov.html Would love to include your family pictures and information in the site. Thanks, Eilat Gordin Levitan Los Angeles
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