Moscow Zags archive? Ruza archive?

Thank you everyone for your replies.

Any chance anyone could recommend a good researcher in Moscow?

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If I can't get marriage certificate, I still could try to find her birth in Ruza in 1903..? (I know the exact date).

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Also, what about births in Moscow without knowing a name of a church, but knowing the exact date of birth and names of both parents? (for the groom) if he was born more than 100 years ago.

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And: If I know where a person is burried (which cemetary) would that lead to any publicly accessible information about the person?

Thank you!

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Any chance anyone could recommend a good researcher in Moscow?
If I can't get marriage certificate, I still could try to find her birth in Ruza in 1903..? (I know the exact date).

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Of course. Only why you for this purpose need the researcher? According to such data can look for archive.


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Also, what about births in Moscow without knowing a name of a church, but knowing the exact date of birth and names of both parents? (for the groom) if he was born more than 100 years ago.

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Such search will be very labor-consuming. And some additional information is known (the place of residence, estate, etc.)?


GrandGranddaughter написал:

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And: If I know where a person is burried (which cemetary) would that lead to any publicly accessible information about the person?

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About what year there is a speech also what information interests?

aloys, hello.
This books are stored in the Central archive of Moscow. Unfortunately, there is no online-access to them. On the website of the archive you can see only the inventory. The books themselves are only in the reading room of the archive.