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maksym   
3 Aug 2013
Genealogy / Poland Genealogy Resources [130]

Here's another Polish website which has digital images online. It covers different areas.

agad.gov.pl/inwentarze/testy.html
maksym   
25 Nov 2012
Genealogy / Poland Genealogy Resources [130]

Website for burials in Poland. Coverage varies for different areas of Poland. The website is in Polish.

Type your surname in the top box, and leave the 2nd one as is to search all areas of Poland, or use drop down box to search different areas.

grobonet.com
maksym   
9 Nov 2012
Genealogy / JARENTOWSKI [17]

He died in Chicago in 1906

There is a death certificate online at familysearch.org for a Frank Jarentowski, date of death October 14, 1906, estimated birth year of 1867. It lists birth place as Germany??

This same persons 1900 marriage record is there also, listed as his brides name is Mary Bielowski.
maksym   
20 Jun 2012
Genealogy / Trying to find a town called Masana Delma (Mszana Dolna) in Poland - Sentysz surname [20]

I found a couple of documents on familysearch. I believe these are for the same person. I can see your frustration with how the 1st and last names are spelled.

One image is from the Philadelphia marriage license index, with his name and the surname of his future wife.

The other image is for his World War 2 draft card


  • Philadelphia marriage license

  • World War 2 draft card
maksym   
2 Sep 2011
Genealogy / Poland Genealogy Resources [130]

For those looking for immigration records

Ancestry.com is offering FREE access to it's immigration records until September 5
maksym   
12 Nov 2010
Genealogy / Poland Genealogy Resources [130]

In honor of Veterans Day, Ancestry.com is offering Free access to its U.S military collection from November 11-14.
maksym   
13 Apr 2010
History / 2nd Polish Corps Monte Cassino Commemorative Cross - can numbers be attributed? [10]

I found this webpage, and it looks like the medal has a number that's assigned to each person. The webpage took a while to load, and is here:

The webpage isn't a complete listing, on the main page it states it's for a certain unit only:

warmedals.activeinternet.ca/battle/montecassino/default.htm