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Derbyshire Resources & Offers / Re: PINXTON & SOUTH NORMANTON
« on: Friday 30 July 10 09:09 BST (UK) »
Hi Trevor,
Thanks very much for looking.
Jadzia
Thanks very much for looking.
Jadzia
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Derbyshire Resources & Offers / Re: PINXTON & SOUTH NORMANTON
« on: Sunday 18 July 10 21:56 BST (UK) »
Hi Trevor,
I am very interested in the Butcher family of Pinxton. George Butcher was a keen cricketer. Do you know if this book is available to buy anywhere?
Jadzia
I am very interested in the Butcher family of Pinxton. George Butcher was a keen cricketer. Do you know if this book is available to buy anywhere?
Jadzia
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Europe / Re: Galician census
« on: Thursday 15 April 10 16:42 BST (UK) »
Hi Jamiemet,
Someone told me it was in Warsaw, in the state archives. I haven't pursued it though, because I'm going to Warsaw later on this year, so I thought I'd postpone it until then.
Jadzia
Someone told me it was in Warsaw, in the state archives. I haven't pursued it though, because I'm going to Warsaw later on this year, so I thought I'd postpone it until then.
Jadzia
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Europe / Galician census
« on: Monday 08 March 10 21:03 GMT (UK) »
Hi group,
Does anyobe know where I could view the Austrian census for Galicia of 1900 or 1910?
Jadzia
Does anyobe know where I could view the Austrian census for Galicia of 1900 or 1910?
Jadzia
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United States of America / Re: The 1920 Census.
« on: Sunday 07 March 10 13:41 GMT (UK) »
Hi Richard,
Thank you for the information and the link. In my browsings I have come across a St Joseph's House, I think. I've now got to wrack my brain to remember where.
Jadzia
Thank you for the information and the link. In my browsings I have come across a St Joseph's House, I think. I've now got to wrack my brain to remember where.
Jadzia
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United States of America / Re: The 1920 Census.
« on: Saturday 06 March 10 22:44 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
I have recently decided to try and research my father's family who come from Poland, now Ukraine. One of my ancestors, Ludwik Sumislawski, emigrated to New York in 1911. He was going to his cousin, Maria Moskal, who was living at 117 Broad Str. NY. As a long shot, I googled 117 Broad Str. and to my surprise I got your post in this forum. Since then I have found 117 Broad Str in the 1910 census. The people living there were a minister, five teachers, a watchman and three domestics, all working for the church. All the teachers were called Mary, but none of them were Moskal or Techow. I wonder if this was some sort of association that helped immigrants gain entry into the US?
Since reading your post, I have had a little browse and decided to join the group. This is my first post.
I have recently decided to try and research my father's family who come from Poland, now Ukraine. One of my ancestors, Ludwik Sumislawski, emigrated to New York in 1911. He was going to his cousin, Maria Moskal, who was living at 117 Broad Str. NY. As a long shot, I googled 117 Broad Str. and to my surprise I got your post in this forum. Since then I have found 117 Broad Str in the 1910 census. The people living there were a minister, five teachers, a watchman and three domestics, all working for the church. All the teachers were called Mary, but none of them were Moskal or Techow. I wonder if this was some sort of association that helped immigrants gain entry into the US?
Since reading your post, I have had a little browse and decided to join the group. This is my first post.
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