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find someone missing in Ukraine??
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Inherited surnames were virtually non-existent among European Jews at the beginning of the 19th century. Depending on where your family came from, adoption of surnames occurred officially in Austria in the late 1700s, Poland in 1821 and Russia in 1844.
Your true heritage is Azkenazi Jewish. Ashkenazi: Definition from Answers.com _________________________________________________________ Transliterated surname Lys (ìÉÓ in Ukrainian), means FOX. It is a very common Christian surname in Ukraine. Lis in Polish (transliterates to ì¦Ó in Ukrainian) also means FOX. I found two Liss (ìÉÓÓ) listed in Kyiv. Checked other large cities in Ukraine and found none. Also found several Liss in Minsk/ Pinsk/ Grodno/Brest > Belarus. Immigration records indicate that Liss/Lis emigrated from Galicia, Minsk, Grodno> Belarus today, Dubno> Vohlyn and Bialostock and Posen > Poland (formerly Russian Empire). Check out following link and do search among HISTORICAL RECORDS. Make sure CANADIAN ONLY is not clicked. Search Historical Records - Ancestry.ca Have you signed up with Jewishgen and done a surname and town search? JewishGen - The Home of Jewish Genealogy
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waatp.com I used their service to get in contact with a friend of mine that moved to usa. It's a very usefull website with a large database... But first you need to concentrate on finding that's person first name. Do a little research for a people living in Ukraina with that last name... Last edited by admin; 16th March 2011 at 08:39. |
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