Having dificulty posting a thread

[abacus]

Hi Hannia

Have tried twice now to post some information on this forum and it kept saying I was not logged in and I couldn't post something. Am I doing somehting fundamentally wrong?

Anna

[abacus]

Hi Hannia and other members of the forum

Maybe its my computer or I just got lucky, but the previous thread just got posted. Can someone tell me the approx time response from Bad Arolsen as I sent them an email in Feb and then again in Sept of this year.

Also can someone tell me if my maiden name of Tychyj which means "quiet" is a comon name in Ukraine.

Also posted a message to someone called dserianni in August 2011 when they talked about a surname Tyushka are the 2 names related!
Look forward to someone's response.

Kind regards
Anna

[veramiller]

Hello Anna!

Hannia has not responded on this forum in awhile. Hopefully, someone else can help you.

Did you send a tracing request to Bad Aroslen or e-mails?

My tracing request was successful after 2 years and 2 weeks. ITS-Bad Aroslen has responded to my e-mails within a few weeks. Maybe your e-mails got lost or they are overwhelmed right now.

I think the post about Tyushka was in reference to a town, not surname.

I looked on vdgru.com, a popular Russian genealogy website. There is this listing:

SILENT ALEXANDER Nikiforovich

QUIET ALEXANDER Nikiforovich Seeking relatives. Of Art. Chaplino, Dnipropetrovsk region. Place of birth of father and grandfather. The person who posted the information has an e-mail address of mailto:assa at karelia.ru. The posting is 11 years old so I don't know if the e-mail address is current.

You should register and post your information at рхухи :: оЕПЯНМЮКЭМШИ ЯОХЯНЙ. I can help you post information if you don't know Russian.

Did your grandfather immigrate to the USA or Canada?

Vera

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[Velo Vol]

Originally Posted by veramiller

I looked on vdgru.com, a popular Russian genealogy website.

Does "Russian" include Ukraine?

[veramiller]

The website is open to anyone speaking Russian who has relatives or ancestors from the former USSR, which once included the area now known as Ukraine. I have found relatives three times on this website. My biggest find in relatives was in Kiev, Ukraine.

Vera
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[Jiggy]

Vera, perhaps you could assist me? My grandfather's sister lived in or near Orenbergh (I may have the incorrect spelling - my research is buried right now with reno's going on in our house). She was from Ukraine (or back then what was Austria) and after she was married she moved there. I have a letter from her dated approx 1928. She would no longer be alive but I would like to find her family. In her letter she makes reference to her children. I have no idea how many she had or if they were boys or girls etc. If I get her married name would you be able to assist me in looking at the website?

Sandra

[veramiller]

Hi Sandra,

I can look at the surname listing for her maiden and married name. Use Type Russian letters - online Russian keyboard to type her full names in Russian and copy the text this forum.

Vera
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