Where could I find information on these towns? Record/Publication: The year of the birth registration from the original registration books. However, some births were registered in different towns than the actual birth. Primary Records Belarusian Archives The National Historical Archives of Belarus in Minsk is the main source of Belarusian genealogical records for the 16th – early 20th centuries. Since we receive many genealogical
scientists and professionals abroad. By the way with those documents of your grandfathers that you have, you need to contact the Archive Center of Grodno.If you have any quastion I try to answer or find the answer. Hello Belarusian subreddit, I am an American researching genealogy. I figured this subreddit may be able to help me locate more information about my great grandfathers family. He emigrated to the US in 1913. family tree search. In the meantime, JewishGen has made a transcription available in the Belarus Database. For a complete list of towns and years covered in this database, see below. Russians are more desperate (in a good way) in digging and publishing history. date birth & circumcision (if male) [Christian & Jewish calendars] place of birth; parents’ names (including patronyms & maiden name) residence; name of the rabbi who oversaw the circumcision; We are working on transcribing these records. This file is a part of the Virtual
On a US 1940 census, he noted he could not read or write, but spoke Polish at home, and could understand English. Guide to Belarus - a collaborative project of Belarusian
Did you find him in Ellis island records?
If you see two surnames, the second one is transliterated from Hebrew. Therefore there might be more info. Comments: Mohel/rabbi names for boys circumcision, translators notes, a place different from the registration one, any other information found concerning the record. You may want to look through other pages of the Virtual Guide to Belarus to gain some
Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Marriage Records More than 13,000 complete marriage records, from Minsk (1921), Mogilev (1857-1891), and Vorotinschtina-Zaverezhe (1870-1917). And war records could have ended up outside Belarus especially from ex-Polish territories. you an impulse in the right direction and would help you to make the first steps of your
Archive/Fond/List/Item: NHAB (meaning the National Historic Archives of Belarus (Minsk)), followed by the fond, list, and item numbers. For more information see the InfoFile on Belarus microfilms and David Fox's article Existing Records for Shtetls in Belarus, which appeared in Issue 1 - November 1998 of the Belarus SIG Online Newsletter. | New. It is on google maps at coordinates 53.7765, 24.3711. the main reason I'm thinking it's this place is because of its proximity to the polish border and the fact he's mark his birthplace as poland occasionally. Anyone doing the family tree search in
For this reason, my guess is the town Lubanec/Lubanets (Лубенец) which i have been able to find zero information on but it exists on Google Maps.
Good luck! compilation of the information about Belarus on the Web. Each birth record contains the following information: Frame number: the frame number from the CD created by the LDS for the Belarus SIG, Record number: A letter (M for masculine, F for feminine) followed by the original act registration number.
Lyuban' is more to russian while Lyubanichy is closer to what once was under Poland. The records of 1900-1917 are just small sets of birth certificates and school report cards. Anyone have any other guesses on the town? Hence Polish language.I'd also check records in PL and RU. Operated by Ancestry Ireland Unlimited Company. Thanks for any help! Not an uncommon surname. Paternal grandfather: Translated from Russian as father's "otchestvo" - father's given name, Maternal grandfather: Translated from Russian as mother's "otchestvo" - father's given name, Mother's maiden name: mostly not shown in the records, Date of birth according to Christian and Hebrew calendars, Birthplace: Town, Uyezd (district), Guberniya (province), Place of registration: Most births were registered in the town they occurred in. These records were originally created by the Jewish Congregations of the various towns where the records were recorded. point: Well, perhaps these topics do not answer all of your questions. Spelling in Russian will be Шимко. Accent to the last syllable.Also don't limit your search to Belarusian records. I do not know the exact Cyrillic equivalent, but I have seen it spelled Shimko, Seimko, Semko, Simko, and Cemko.
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