Polizine family (Politsyn ? Golitsyn ?)

fpolizine — Tue, 07 Nov 2017 00:46:05 +0300

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gach — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 22:47:13 +0300

fpolizine

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I'm facing an administrative wall
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This is a common problem. We all face it more or less.
I think there are genealogists in France who deal with arhcives in Mauritius. Perhaps they could advise you some tricks how to get the documents despite of this wall?
In my opinion the emigration from Russia in the early 19th century (let alone 18th) was quite unusual. May be your ancestor was a diplomat or a merchant, anyway he was rather from the rich family.
Please keep in mind that this name could have another spelling - ��.

psyandr — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 21:37:35 +0300

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fpolizine — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 16:20:03 +0300

Thank you for your answer. Interesting to have the Russian version of my name, it could open some new doors.
Well, concerning Mauritius, I tried during years to obtain documents but the only information I obtained, I put them there. Except by going to Mauritius, it's really hard to obtain something because I have to justify a lot of information I can't have because I ask for. Several time iformations have been refused and I'm facing an administrative wall. Alas, my father was dead in 1993 and I never take the time to talk about his past, Mauritius and his family. I never knew my grandfather. And the generations are very expansed in my paternal family.
But my name in Russian can be a good start. Thanks again.

gach — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 15:45:34 +0300

fpolizine wrote

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can you help me to verify is my name is linked with one of those people?
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Your name is not so rare in Russia. Have a look in Facebook for example -
I suppose you should first address the archives in Mauritius to learn when your ancestors moved from Russia and other details important for genealogical search.

Andyl — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 14:24:22 +0300

It's almost certain thing that it's more easy to find something about someone from famous Princes Golitsyn family than from other, less known family, I think. Provide more information about that S.M.Golitsyn you mean.

fpolizine — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 00:55:31 +0300

Hello, my name is Frederic POLIZINE, from Marseille (France).
My paternal grandfather (Leon-Maximilien, born in 1884), his father (Louis-Ulysse, born in 1852) and his great-grandfather (Ernest), were born in Mauritius (at least, the 2 first).
90% of my paternal family is dead now so, I've just a few information.
But I know this family orginally came from Russia before coming in Mauritius.
After some internet searches, I found several documents in French with the name POLIZINE linked to:

- A Prince called in French: S.M Polizine or in English: S.M Golitsin/Golitsyn (��)
- A famous monk, Avramii Palitsyn (�� )
Even if the Russian names looks differents, both are translated by "Polizine" in French.
But the monk's (deceased in 1625) name looks closer to my own name. And he's generally called Abraham Polizine in several biography or historical quotations...

And there are also 2 Russian people who immigrated in USA in 1884:
- Lonis POLIZINE
- Meier POLIZINE

My questions: can you help me to verify is my name is linked with one of those people?
Thanks in advance.