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In Their Words: A Genealogist's Translation Guide to Polish, German, Latin and Russian Documents Russian, 2

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  • Formāts: 496 pages
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  • Izdevniecība: Avotaynu
  • ISBN-10: 0963157949
  • ISBN-13: 9780963157942
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Introduction viii
I Phonetics and Spelling
1(32)
A The Cyrillic Alphabet
1(7)
1 The Archaic Characters
2(1)
2 Other Characters Needing Special Attention
3(1)
3 Consonants
4(1)
4 Vowels
5(1)
5 Phonetic Miscellanea
6(1)
6 Devoicing and Assimilation
7(1)
B Orthography
8(1)
C Handwriting: Cyrillic Script
9(1)
D Russian Forms of Proper Names
10(20)
1 Transliteration vs. Translation
10(2)
2 Transliterating Russian Names into the Roman Alphabet
12(2)
3 Transliterating German Names from the Cyrillic Alphabet
14(2)
4 Transliterating Jewish Names from the Cyrillic Alphabet
16(2)
Phonetic Values of the Yiddish and Cyrillic Alphabets, with Observations on Names
18(3)
5 Transliterating Lithuanian Names from the Cyrillic Alphabet
21(2)
6 Transliterating Polish Names from the Cyrillic Alphabet
23(4)
7 Conclusion: Sleepless in Shidlovo
27(3)
E Russian Alphabetical Order
30(2)
F Linguistic Interference from Other Languages
32(1)
II Structure of Russian
33(40)
A Grammar
33(12)
Nouns and Adjectives
33(2)
Sample Paradigms
35(2)
Other Forms of These Endings
37(1)
The "Chopping Block"
38(4)
Pronouns
42(1)
Verbs
43(1)
Past Tense
44(1)
Present Tense
44(1)
Participles
44(1)
B Date and Time Expressions
45(6)
Numbers
45(2)
Months
47(1)
Dates
47(1)
Dates
47(1)
Dates Using the Old Church Slavonic Alphabet
48(1)
Days of the Week
49(1)
Time
49(1)
Hour
49(1)
Time of Day
50(1)
Age
50(1)
C Familial Relationships
51(1)
D Sample List of Occupations
52(21)
III Locating Records in America That Lead Back to Europe
73(7)
A Church Records
73(1)
B Civil Vital Records
73(1)
C Naturalization Records
74(1)
D Passenger Lists
75(2)
E Social Security
77(1)
F Probate Records
77(1)
G Polish Fraternal Organizations
77(1)
H Parish & Organizational Histories
78(1)
I Obituaries and Cemetery Inscriptions
78(1)
J Passports and Consular Records
78(1)
K Insurance and Fraternal Organization Death Claim Records
78(2)
IV Russian-Language Records Originating in America
80(35)
A Church Records
80(5)
Document IV-1 A Church Registry Extract
80(3)
Main Administrative Subdivisions of the Russian Empire
83(2)
B Obituaries
85(3)
Document IV-2
85(1)
Document IV-3
86(1)
Document IV-4
87(1)
Document IV-5
87(1)
Document IV-6
88(1)
Document IV-7
88(1)
C Cemetery Inscriptions
88(2)
D Terms Often Found in Obituaries and Gravestone Inscriptions
90(4)
E Russian Consular Records
94(21)
1 Document IV-8: Notarized Attestation for Obtaining Traveling Papers
94(3)
2 Document IV-9: A Questionnaire (Passport Application)
97(6)
3 Document IV-10: A Handwritten Passport Application
103(3)
4 Document IV-11: A Seaman's Certificate
106(2)
5 Document IV-12: A Request for Exemption from Military Service
108(3)
6 Document IV-13: A Certificate for Travel (in Place of a Passport)
111(3)
7 Document IV-14: A Statement Regarding Previous Employment
114(1)
V Finding Your Ancestral Home and Its Records
115(78)
A "I've Found It...But Where is it?"
115(1)
B Basic Geography, and the Problems of Place Names
116(24)
European Russia
116(1)
Asiatic Russia
117(1)
Russian Names of Provincial Capitals, Selected County Seats, and Other Localities
118(1)
1 Kingdom of Poland
118(1)
Map V-1 The Russian Partition in the mid-19th century
119(2)
2 Finland
121(1)
3 Baltic Provinces of the Russian Empire (not including Lithuania)
122(1)
4 Lithuania
123(1)
Map V-2 Counties of Vil'na Province
123(1)
Modern Kaliningrad Oblast', Russia
124(1)
5 Belarus (old name, now)
125(1)
Map V-3 Counties of Grodna Province
125(2)
6 Ukraine
127(1)
Territory Formerly in the Austrian Partition (Eastern Galicia), Later in the Soviet Union
127(2)
Map V-4 Galicia as of the mid-19th century
129(1)
Ukrainian Territories in "Little Russia," "South Russia," and Western Russia
130(1)
Map V-5 The Pale of Settlement as of the late 19th century
131(4)
7 Great Russia
135(1)
8 South Russia, or "New" Russia
135(1)
9 The Region of Kazan'
135(1)
10 The Region of Astrakhan'
135(1)
Map V-6 The Western Russian Empire as of the End of the 19th Century
136(1)
11 Asiatic Russia
137(1)
The Gubernias and Districts of Kaskas, the Caucasus
137(1)
The Gubernias and Regions of Siberia
137(1)
The Districts of Central Asia
137(1)
Map V-7 Western Russia as of 2001
138(1)
Map V-8 Eastern Russia as of 2001
139(1)
12 Other Russian Geographical Names You May Encounter
139(1)
C Gazetteers for the Russian Empire
140(13)
Document V-1 Sample from a Russian Provincial Gazetteer
141(1)
Document V-2 Sample page from
142(1)
German-Language Works
143(1)
English-Language Works
143(1)
Belarus'
144(1)
Document V-3 Sample from
144(2)
Document V-4 Sample from
146(2)
Document V-5 Sample from B.C.C.P.
148(1)
Lithuania
149(1)
Document V-6 Sample From
150(1)
Ukraine
152(1)
D Gazetteers for the Regions of Poland Once Ruled by Russia
153(16)
Document V-7 The 1934 Skorowidz miejscowosci
153(1)
Document V-8 Sample from the 1967 Spis miejscowosci PRL
154(1)
Document V-9 Wykaz urzedowcyh nazw miejscowosci w Polsce
155(1)
The Slownik Geograficzny Krolestwa Polskiego
155(1)
A Sampling of Abbreviations and Vocabulary in the Slownik Geograficzny
156(4)
Document V-10 Sample Slownik Geograficzny Entry
160(1)
Other Polish-Language Sources
161(1)
Document V-11 The 1921 Polish Census
161(1)
Document V-12 Bigo's Gazetteer of Galicia
162(1)
Document V-13 Alphabetisches Orts- und Gemeindelexikon... Warschau
163(1)
Document V-14 Nazwy Miejscowe Polski-Historia-Pochodzenie
163(1)
Document V-15 Guidebook for Jedwabne
164(1)
Document V-16 Sample Church Directory
165(1)
Gazetteers for Former Austrian Territory
165(1)
Document V-17 Sample from Genealogical Gazetteer of Galicia
166(1)
What Does all This Have to do with RUSSIA?
166(1)
Map V-9 "Poland" (The Commonwealth of Poland and Lithuania) in 1634 and 1815
167(1)
Map V-10 Poland, 1921-1939
168(1)
E Dealing with Repositories of Records in the Former Russian Empire
169(24)
1 Russia
169(1)
Guide to Writing Letters in Russian
170(4)
2 Lithuania
174(1)
Guide to Writing Letters in Lithuanian
175(4)
3 Belarus
179(1)
4 Ukraine
180(3)
Guide to Writing Letters in Ukrainian
183(4)
5 Poland
187(6)
VI Russian-Language Records Originating in Europe
193(165)
A Indexes to Vital Records Registers
193(4)
Document VI-1 Index to 1870 Births in Barglow Koscielny, Poland
193(1)
Document VI-2 Index to 1882 Marriage Register in Sadlno Parish, near Konin, Poland
194(1)
Document VI-3 Index of 1882 Deaths from Sadlno Parish, near Konin, Poland
195(1)
Document VI-4 Register Title from Bialystok, Poland
196(1)
B Records of Birth, Baptism, or Circumcision
197(45)
1 Components of a Paragraph-Form Birth/Baptismal Record
197(1)
2 Document VI-5: A Paragraph-Form Catholic Birth Record from the Kingdom of Poland
198(7)
3 Document VI-6: Example of a Marginal Notation in a Birth Record
205(2)
4 Document VI-7: Another Example of a Marginal Notation in a Birth Record
207(2)
5 Document VI-8: A Jewish Birth Record from Russian Poland
209(3)
6 Document VI-9: A Written Transcript of a Catholic Birth Record from Lithuania
212(5)
7 Document VI-10: A Written Transcript of a Jewish Birth Record from Russian Poland
217(4)
8 Document VI-11: A Written Attestation of Determination of Age
221(4)
9 Document VI-12: A Russian Orthodox Columnar Baptismal Record
225(3)
10 Document VI-13: A Catholic Columnar Baptismal Record from Russian Poland
228(2)
Document VI-14 A Catholic Columnar Baptismal Record from Lithuania
230(3)
11 Document VI-15: A Jewish Columnar Birth Record
233(5)
Document VI-16 Another Jewish Birth Record, from Bialystok, Poland, 1880
238(2)
12 Document VI-17, A Short-Form Birth Certificate
240(2)
C Records of Marriage
242(32)
1 Document VI-18 and VI-19: Premarital Examination
242(5)
2 Document VI-20: A Paragraph-Form Marriage Record from Russian Poland
247(7)
3 Document VI-21: A Paragraph-Form Jewish Marriage Record from Russian Poland
254(6)
4 Document VI-22: A Russian Orthodox Columnar Marriage Register
260(3)
5 Document VI-23: A Roman Catholic Columnar Marriage Register from Poland
263(4)
Document VI-24 A Roman Catholic Marriage Register from Lithuania
267(3)
6 Document VI-25: A Jewish Columnar Marriage Register from Russian Poland
270(2)
7 Document VI-26: A Short-Form Certificate from Russian Poland
272(2)
D Death Records
274(16)
1 Document VI-27: A Paragraph-Form Death Record from Russian Poland
274(4)
2 Document VI-28: A Jewish Paragraph-Form Death Record from Russian Poland
278(3)
3 Document VI-29: A Russian Orthodox Columnar Death Record
281(2)
4 Document VI-30: A Catholic Columnar Death Record from Russian Poland
283(1)
5 Document VI-31: A Jewish Columnar Death Record from Russian Poland
284(2)
6 Terms Often Seen as Causes of Death or in Death Records
286(4)
E Miscellaneous Records
290(68)
1 Document VI-32: A Jewish Divorce Record from Bialystok
290(2)
2 Military Records: Document VI-33: Conscription Lists
292(7)
Document VI-34 A List of Draftable Males from a Population Register
299(4)
Document VI-35 Certificate of Completing Training
303(2)
Document VI-36 Certificate of Having Reported for Conscription
305(1)
Document VI-37 Military Discharge Booklet
306(5)
Document VI-38 Details from Another Discharge Booklet
311(2)
Document VI-39 A "Militia Ticket"
313(4)
3 Document VI-40: Revizskie Skazki (Revision Lists)
317(3)
4 Returns from the 1897 Russian National Census
320(2)
Document VI-41 Census Form A
322(2)
Document VI-42 Census Return for Form A
324(2)
Document VI-43 Military Census Form
326(2)
Document VI-44 Questionnaire for Military Census Form
328(2)
5 Document VI-45: A (Identification Booklet)
330(2)
6 Notarial Documents - Document VI-46: A Notarized Deed of Sale
332(2)
Document VI-47 A Bilingual Notarized Document
334(2)
7 Document VI-48: A Catholic Church's Register of Easter Communicants
336(2)
8 Document VI-49: A Population Register
338(4)
9 Passports - Document VI-50: Long-Form Passport Booklet
342(4)
Document VI-51 Sample of the "Short-Form" Booklet Passport
346(2)
Document VI-52 A Single-Sheet Russian Passport
348(2)
Document VI-53 Another Example of a Single-Sheet Russian Passport
350(1)
Document VI-54 A 28-Day Identification Document
351(1)
10 Document VI-55: A Guild Membership Certificate
352(2)
11 Document VI-56: A Certificate of Nobility
354(2)
12 Document VI-57: A Personal Letter
356(1)
13 Other Documents
357(1)
VII Vocabulary
358(79)
Symbols and Abbreviations
359(1)
A List of Terms Frequently Encountered in Records
360(77)
VIII An Index of First Names
437(30)
Feminine Forms
437(1)
Linguistic and Ethinic Origins
437(1)
Name Equivalents
438(1)
Name Days
438(1)
Name Variants, Diminutives, Alternate Forms, etc
439(1)
Alphabetical Order
440(1)
Summary
440(1)
Abbreviations and Symbols
440(1)
Alphabetical List of Selected First Names
441(26)
IX Acknowledgements and Bibliography
467(3)
X Index
470