Re: [Cz-L] Finding Birth Records

If there is a birthrecord in Czenowitz you will probably find it in the
"State Archive" in Czernowitz. I was there a few years ago, it is located
near of the center in a former catholic church, near the big food-market
and the citypark. I do not remember the exact address of this archive,
but I will travel now in august to Czernowitz, so I will also return to
this archive and will let you know about the address. I was searching for
familymenbers of my family (Rennert and Dlugatsch) and I found a lot of
information there.

Greetings from Vienna!

Emil Isaak Rennert

KasaKaplan_at_aol.com on Samstag, 6. August 2005 at 11:29 Uhr +0100 wrote:
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>My grandfather,Adolf Agatstein, was born in DERELUY (per naturalization
>papers) on Oct. 15, 1878. Dereluy is 7.4 miles from Czernowitz. When he
>came to
>the USA in 1899, EIDB states he came from Molodja which is 2.6 mile from
>Dereluy. He always said he came from Czernowitz.
>
>Can some one advise where and how I can find his birth record? I do not
>know
>his parents names or anything about him. Only that he married my
>grandmother, Sabina Teitelbaum who came from Snyatyn.
>
>Thanks for any advice that you can give.
>
>Elaine Sanders Kaplan
>Coconut Creek, Florida
>
>Searching:
>AGATSTEIN, Czernowitz, Dereluy, Ukraine
>TEITELBAUM, Snyatyn, Ukraine
>TEITELBAUM, TEICHHOLZ, SCHARF, Tarnopol, Ukraine
>SANDNER, GREIFINGER, Sambor, Ukraine
>KRIEGEL, Drohobych, Ukraine

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