I am attempting to find a break in the family tree. I am attempting to make the connection by birth records yet having trouble finding descendant. I have approached the connection from different angles.
I am looking for a copy of a birth cert for someone who is indexed on Geneteka and on this sites platform. Yet, I am unable to located the actual record. I am looking to find out if he had married and had any children.
I am looking for a copy of a birth cert for someone who is indexed on Geneteka. Yet, I am unable to located the actual record to translate the record. Her name is Walentyna Jakubowska DOB 11 Feb 1902
One should simply go to FamilySearch, pick Catalog, write in the parish name (Szumbar in this case) and pick the relevant year. This part of Wołyń (or Volhynia, incidentally the site of horrific atrocities 80 years ago known in Polish as rzeź wołyńska, i.e. Volhynia carnage) had been annexed by Russians in the late 18th c. partitions of Poland, then fully incorporated into Russia after 1815 and this is why all the records from this area are in Russian.
Walentyna Jakubowska was born on Feb 11 and baptized on Feb 16, 1902, daughter of Stanisław and Maria b. Wójcicka of the village of Wilia (Wilja). The godparents were Leon Stępkowski & Witalisa Jakubowska, Bolesław's wife.
As for her son Adam Wróbel born in 1925, it might be more difficult to find his baptism record. In FS there is a gap between 1918 and 1932. Owing to the GDPR restrictions you won't get the record from any Polish archive before 2026 unless you prove that Adam was your direct ancestor.
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Rafał Molencki
thank you for sharing how you located the record, sharing the link and translation of the record. Thank you for your history insights and perspective.