Beszlej Family - Kosovets, Gorodek

[Hannia]

After reading instructions, click DATABASE far right under PRADZIAD.

State Archives in Poland: State Archives in Poland
State Archives in Poland: State Archives in Poland
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Records not in State Archives should be available @USC.

Vital records in Poland are recorded in each town's Civil Records Office/
Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (abbr USC), and those records less than 100 yrs old
are generally still kept there.

USC's are typically located in the City Hall.

After 100 years, the vital records registers are supposed to be transferred to
one of the branches of the Polish State Archives. There are exceptions, typically
when a register book contains records for more than one year. In such cases,
the transfer is not legally required until the final year in the volume is more than 100 years old.

[hedgehog]

Thanks, Hannia. You are the greatest. I will get going on finding the records. This is sincerely appreciated!

[hedgehog]

Thanks for the tip Lisaparx! Sounds like an interesting movie.

[hedgehog]

Hannia,

Is it common for gypsy names to have an "ej" suffix? Could Kozudej have a Roma root as well?

[hedgehog]

Lisaparx, do you know how I could get ahold of a copy of the movie you mentioned? Can't seem to locate it on the Net. Thanks!

[Hannia]

hh,

The speliing variant doesn't work. I tried it in several languages.

[hedgehog]

Thanks kindly anyhow, Hannia. Just not quite sure how I will find Koszudej anywhere.