Hi,
I can help you a bit... if you go to the following:
esisnet.com/~jackbowmanstc/russian1.htm
It will give you a Format for Russian Polish Birth, Marriage, and Death records. It will also do the same for Napoleonic records. (check the options at the bottom of the page)
While it will not translate your record, it will give you an idea of the location on the record of dates, names and relationship.
GrandeSande
GS, some good info up there in that link :) ty for sharing.
Admin can you please try to take the post or link over to the sticky part
and keep that, its very informative when it comes to Polish records .
:) tanks
Barkko, Where in Poland were your family from?
On April 6th, 1906 Teodora came over to join her brother Stanislav Roman. But when Teodora came over, She was not alone. It appears that she was traveling with a possible cousin, Helena Kolakowska, They were both going to the same person, Stanislav Roman in New Hyde Park, Long Island, New York.