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You can post your search message on the messageboard. I understand that it is difficult for a person who don't know Russian (there is a Russian interface there), but you can try.
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HAAKANA (Haakana search - vuolelemba@mail.ru, 2005), HABALOV, HABARIN, HABAROV, HABAROVSKY, HABELASHVILI, HABIBULAEV, HABIBULIN, HABIBULLAEV, HABIBULLIN, HABICHEV, HABIN, HABIROV, HABITSOV, HABOV, HABRIEVHAC...
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HAIBULLIN, HAIDAKIN, HAIDIN, HAIDUKOV, HAIDUROV, HAIKIN, HAIKIND - Search, HAIKOV, HAILOV, HAIMI, HAIN, HAINADSKY - Search, HAIRETDINOV, HAIROV, HAIRULIN, HAIRULLIN, HAIRULLOV, HAIRUTDINOV, HAIRYUZOV, HAIT, HAIT, HAITOV, HAITSINI am researching the following surnames: CHAIKIND,
KHAIKIND, HAIKIND, NOVOSELOK, NOVOSELSKI,
NOVOSELSKY, MINKIN, DAJCMAN, DAGMAN, REITZEN. All are from the Minsk area
of Belarus, especially KHOLOPENICHI and BORISOV
for the first sets of names. Rhoda. rhoweiss@netscape.net
(October 2002)
Osipochev Sergei Borisovich looks for relatives of his great-grandmother Hainadska (Hainadskaya, Khainadska, Khainadskaya, Khainadsky) Carolina (Karoline) daughter of Eduard. There were 20 children in the family, they lived in Orenburgh region. In 1912 the left to Germany. Karoline was the oldest, she was married and didn't leave Russia. The postal address is: Russia, 455025, Chelyabinskaya oblast, Magnitogorsk, Lesoparkovaya Str. 100-45. Osipochev Sergei Borisovich. ICQ 168868857 (November 2002).
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HARABORNIKOV, HARADUROV, HARADZE, HARAEV, HARAHINOV, HARAKHINOV, HARAMAN, HARASH, HARASYMKO - Search, HARATYAN, HARAZ, HARCHENKO, HARCHENKOV, HARCHEV, HARCHEVNIKOV, HARCHIKOV, HARDAEV, HARDIN, HARDUNG - Search, HAREBOV, HARELIK - Search, HAREV, HARHAROV, HARIK, HARIN, HARINOV, HARIONOVSKY, HARISOV, HARITO, HARITON, HARITONENKO, HARITONOV, HARITOSHKIN, HARKEVICH, HARKIN, HARKHAROVHARKOV, HARKOVCHUK, HARKOVSKY, HARLACHEV, HARLAMOV, HARLAMPOVICH, HARLANOV, HARLAP, HARLASHENKOV, HARLASHKIN, HARLINSKY, HARLOV, HARMANSKY, HARMS, HARNIKOV, HARTUKOV, HARTUNG - Search, HARYBIN, HARYUCHI, HARYUKOVLooking for any
descendants of Pawluk, Trefiak, Harasymko,
or Yaremych. Grandparents came to canada in 1907 John Pawluk(born in chortovic)
and Anne Trefiak ( born in canada)her parents were Sam Trefiak and Anne(Yaremych),who
came from a small village of Chortovic in Horodenka. Apparently there ancestors
were all ukrainian cossacks,and were moved quite often throughout the country.
John we know left a sister Mary (Harasymko)in Ukraine.Any more information
would be helpful. Thank you. Bob & Sandi Pawluk. pawluk@mb.sympatico.ca
(September 2002).
Hi I'm From British Columbia, Canada and I'm trying to get some information for my Husband.My husband's mother came from Russia in 1926, She was Lena Harder born Sept. 19,1918 in Michelsburg Russia.Her Mother was Lena P. Krause (1892-1945) father was Jacob Harder. He had 2 Brothers Abram - study to be Doctor, Frank - Business man Lena had one sister Susie Born Oct.14,1914 in Vitapstche,Russia and a brother Jakob Harder born 1916 Michelsburg,died 1921 Olgafeld, Russia. Jacob died and Lena then married Johann Enns Born Dec.16,1890 in Alenandertahl, Russia. If you could help with any information on any of these people and let me know of any site that might help me in my search I would really appreciate it.Thank you Carol cmanke@telus.net (June 2003)
AM TRYING TO RESEARCH MY FAMILY IN RUSSIA THE SURNAMES ARE YUSKEVICH (I BELIEVE THIS IS THE SPELLING) AND HARELICK. I BELIEVE THE YUSKEVICH ARE FROM GRODNO AND THE HARELICK FROM MINSK. I KNOW THAT MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER LEFT A BROTHER JOSEPH YUSKEVICH AND A SISTER ANASTASIA. HOW CAN I FIND REMAINING RELATIVES OR ANY RECORDS FOR THESE PEOPLE? THANK YOU. JENN mailto:JAP0325@aol.com (September 2002)
I research ancestors from Norka. Mary Elizabeth Schillereff and Johan George Hartung (Hardung). Lynda matney@softcom.net (June 2003)
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HASABOV, HASAEV, HASAINOV, HASANOV, HASBULATOV, HASCHENKO, HASCHEV, HASHABA, HASHACHIH, HASIEV, HASIS, HASKIN, HASLAVSKY, HASMINSKY, HASNULIN, HASYANOVHAT...
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HENKEL - Search, HENKIN, HENTOVMy grandmother, Katherine
Henkel was born in Donhof, Russia. Her father was William Henkel.
She was the only child that we know of that came to the United States.
My grandmother married Jacob Brehm in Rostov, Russia. The last communication
with her family was about in 1935 when she died. I would really like to
communicate with anyone that has connections with the Henkel Family from
Donhof. Thank you. chaya3u@attbi.com
(September 2002)
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HERASKOV, HERBST - Search, HERHEULIDZEV, HER, HEROVETS, HERSONSKY, HERUVIMOVI am looking for info on
relatives of Conrad Herbst
and Marie (Trupp or Trubb). I know they migrated to the US in 1899 with
5 children. Conrad was 47 and Marie was 41 when them came over. They listed
Franck as their home. Any one with knowledge of this family, please contact
me at candyqueen53@email.com.
Thanks, Sharon Grundman
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HITAROV, HITRENKO, HITRIN, HITRINSKY, HITRO, HITROV, HITROVO, HITRUK, HITRUN, HITYAEVHIZ...
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Richard J Hodorovich ricker2@comcast.net
(April 2003).
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HOMA, HOMAIKO, HOMAR, HOMATSKY, HOMENKO, HOMENTOVSKY, HOMERIKI, HOMICH, HOMICHENKO, HOMINSKY, HOMSKY, HOMUHA, HOMUSKO, HOMUTNIKOV, HOMUTOV (Homutov search - genryd1970@mail.ru, 2004), HOMYAKOVHON...
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HORALYA, HORANOV, HOREV, HORHORDIN, HORKIN, HORKOV, HOROBRYH, HOROHORKIN, HOROS, HOROSHAVIN, HOROSHAVTSEV, HOROSHEV, HOROSHEVSKY, HOROSHIH, HOROSHILOV, HOROSHILTSEV, HOROSHKEVICH, HOROSHKO, HORUJENKO, HORUJEV, HORUJY, HORUZHENKO, HORUZHEV, HORUZHY, HORVATHOT...
HOT, HOTEEV, HOTETOVSKY, HOTIMSKY - Search, HOTKIN, HOT'KO, HOTLUBEI, HOTOCHKIN, HOTYAINTSEV, HOTYAINTSOV, HOTYANOVICH, HOTYANOVSKYI am sergio hotimsky from sao paulo, brazil looking for relatives through the world can you help me grandfather was from riga or smolensk grandmother was from riga or smolesk thank you Sergio sergiohotimsky@terra.com.br (June 2003)
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HOUROUZOV - Search, HOUVINENI have a query regarding my maternal grandfather
- that is, my mother's father. He is of Greek decent, but as I understand,
he and several generations before him had been born and lived in Russia.
As a young man, he and family members had emigrated back to Greece. I was
hoping however to find out some details of his life in Russia and whether
he has any relatives which had remained in Russia and not
emigrated back to Greece. My grandfather's name is Panteli Hourouzidis,
but I believe he was called 'Hourouzov'
[surname] whilst in Russia. I think he had emigrated back to Greece either
in the 1920's or 1930's [I think]. He was Pontian [Greek]. I think he had
2 sisters, one of which was called Elpida. Any information would be very
much appreciated. My contact details are: ginar65@optusnet.com.au
Looking forward to any level of feedback. Many thanks. Kind Regards, Gina
Ananiadis (July 2003).
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HOZE, HOZIN, HOZOV, HOZYAINOVHRA...
HRAMCHENKOV, HRAMOV, HRAMTSOV, HRAPCHENKO, HRAPCHEVSKY, HRAPEICHUK, HRAPENKOV, HRAPKOVSKY, HRAPOV, HRAPOVITSKY, HRAPUNOVHRE...
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HRIPEL, HRIPIN, HRIPKO, HRIPLOVICH, HRIPUNOV, HRISANFOV, HRISANOV, HRISTENKO, HRISTEV, HRISTIANI, HRISTIANOVICH, HRISTIANSEN, HRISTICH, HRISTIEV, HRISTOFOROV, HRISTOLYUBOV, HRISTOSENKO, HRISTOV, HRISTOVSKY, HRITONENKOV, HRITOVHRJ...
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HRSCHONOVICHHRU...
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HUCHIEV, HUCK - SearchHUCK
I am doing family on Georg Phillipp Huck born
Saratof Russia July 16, 1875 and Mary Fiel also born in Saratof Russia
April 17, 1895. They were my husbands grandparents. Thanks, Karen
Dkhuck@aol.com
(February 2003).