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michaelslobodniuk — Sat, 08 Jul 2023 14:50:07 +0300

Hello My latest update. My mother Evdokia Dumiak ( Jakimiuk ) was born in Luka near Lwow in 1923. Have spoken to relatives there before the invasion. My father, Iwan Slobodniuk, born in 1920. Says on DP documents Luka. Noone there has heard of the name. Death Certificate says Chmelnycka. Naturalisation papers say Alexandrewska. Fathers name was Prokop (f) Mother was Akalyna Kuscewara. I believe this to be true. I am now looking for marriage certificate of my parents in Lichtenberg 1947. ( Salzgitter) . I have emails out to various archives, most with no luck . I amawaiting email reply from a number of places, including Sa;zgitter

michaelslobodniuk — Wed, 01 Jul 2020 06:33:00 +0300

.My parents met in a Dp camp during WW 2 and married. The details from naturalisation papers in Australia I have managed to get released are:

Evdokia Dumiak and Iwan Slobodniuk married in Lichtenberg Germany on May 8 1947. I am trying to find where I might find these marriage records ? I am seeking the name of his parents

My father died when I was 4 ( 1959) and there are anomalies with some of his records. I currently have 2 mothers names from certificates and several different places of birth for my father. Thank You

Sun, 04 Oct 2015 15:02:42 +0300

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kbg_dnepr — Sun, 07 Apr 2013 22:03:25 +0400

michaelslobodniuk ��:

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he must have had a lot of relatives
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There are lots of Smith - not relatives. Ilya is a common name, there are lots of Ilyichs in Russia. For ex., Boris Yeltsin had he same name as my dad, but his daughter and me aren't related because we have the same patronymic/

michaelslobodniuk — Sun, 07 Apr 2013 17:35:30 +0400

more details about my father

michaelslobodniuk — Sun, 07 Apr 2013 17:31:36 +0400

thank you. he must have had a lot of relatives

MARK79 — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 20:11:35 +0400

It is mean that someone's father has name ilya.

Geo Z — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 19:16:48 +0400

kbg_dnepr ��:

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What are you searching?
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kbg_dnepr — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 18:21:04 +0400

In this list it's NOT the person's maiden name (as indicated), but father's name. It means "son of Ilya / Elias".
You can look up in Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patronymic, paragraph "Russian".

What are you searching?

michaelslobodniuk — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 17:45:07 +0400

If you search for "Ilyich"
this is what you get

[b]Results found: 14429

Name From It Images Languages
Petr Avdeev 00.00.1882 0 en, en, ru
Elisejs Alekseev 0 en, en, ru
Nikolay Balabanov 00.00.1908 0 en, en, ru
Roman Bondarev 0 en, en, ru
Vasily Bondarenko 00.00.1886 0 en, en, ru
Vasily Borcev 00.00.1888 0 en, en, ru
Sidor Borcova 00.00.1871 0 en, en, ru
Nikolaj Bujlov 00.00.1889 0 en, en, ru
Fedor Burlin 00.00.1902 0 en, en, ru
Aleksej Valjaev 00.00.1894 0 en, en, ru
Fedor Verein 00.00.1890 0 en, en, ru
Petr Voronov 00.00.1910 0 en, en, ru
Vasily Vjazovcev 0 en, en, ru
Mixail Drokin 0 en, en, ru
Fedor Drokin 0 en, en, ru
Daniil Dubovsky 00.00.1864 0 en, en, ru
Fedor Djakovo 00.00.1878 0 en, en, ru
Ivan Djachkov 00.00.1870 0 en, en, ru
Gavriil Egorov 00.00.1888 0 en, en, ru
Severjan Egorov 0 en, en, ru

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