Genealogists who deal with Eastern European Jewish records: what's the latest comment you've ever seen added to a pre-Holocaust vital record?
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For the uninitiated: vital records in Eastern Europe (at least the Jewish ones, with which I have experience) often are cross-referenced with sources/updates: marriage records will refer to birth records, birth records to death records, and so on.
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For the uninitiated: vital records in Eastern Europe (at least the Jewish ones, with which I have experience) often are cross-referenced with sources/updates: marriage records will refer to birth records, birth records to death records, and so on.
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I'd seen early Soviet updates (1946?) to Galician records, but today's find beats that by far, in time and space...
I'd seen early Soviet updates (1946?) to Galician records, but today's find beats that by far, in time and space...
Before finishing the thread my example is surpassed...
https://twitter.com/larasgenealogy/status/1450567576518602768
But yet it's worth mentioning:
A Lublin-region birth record of 1908, updated with a reference to a late 1960s death record from Paris!
A Lublin-region birth record of 1908, updated with a reference to a late 1960s death record from Paris!
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