Polish Genealogy
Polish Genealogy
Genealogy Q&A: Genealogy in Post-WWII Eastern Europe Premium
Expert answers to your genealogy questions.
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Polish Genealogy Research Challenges and Tips
If you have Polish ancestors, the country's historical partitions and border changes have probably presented some genealogy research challenges. Here's an example of why: If your ancestors lived in eastern Poland, records from 1868 to 1917 will be in Russian. Records from 1808 to 1868 generally should be in...
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Now What? Pole Positioning Premium
Expert answers for the beginner, befuddled, and anyone hitting a brick wall.
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Polish Genealogy Terms
If you pay attention to these commonly encountered Polish terms, you'll pick up your research tempo in no time.
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Now What?: Polish Town Name Changes Premium
Trying to research a town in Poland that had a name change? This article will help you find the new name.
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Eastern European Regional Resources Premium
Research your Eastern European roots with these key websites, organizations, books and more.
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4 Common Brick Walls in Polish Research (And How to Overcome Them) Premium
Falling out of step while trying to find your Polish ancestors? Get back in line by avoiding these four common research pitfalls.
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