Jewish Records Indexing - Poland
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Surname List: Radzilow (Lomza Gubernia)
as of 15 August 1999

JRI-Poland "Surname Lists" are a compilation of family names appearing one or more times in the vital records of a number of towns that have been indexed. All variations in the spelling, as they were written by the town registrar in the civil records, have been included in each surname list.

As additional indices are added for a town (other years/types of records), surnames not previously in the list will be added.

This feature of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is provided as an aid to researchers who may not initially recall or search for all the names in their various family branches, but whose memories may be sparked by scanning the list.

If you are interested in finding records for any surname on the list, search the JRI-Poland database for this exact spelling in this town. Note the source reference, and obtain the actual record. Information as to how to obtain records and what JRI-Poland provides is explained within the JRI-Poland web site. Please enter at the JRI-Poland home page to truly understand JRI-Poland.

The names come from Polish-language lists and transliterations of Russian-language lists, so that the spelling of a name may vary depending on its source. In particular, the letters "i" and "j" are interchangeable, as are "h" and the sound "ch", and the letter "h" may sometimes appear as "g".

To view the special Polish characters, you need to have your browser set to the proper character set encoding.

• In Netscape 4 or above, click on the View menu. Then click on Character Set. Then click on "Central European (ISO-8859-2)".
  
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ABRAMOWICZ
ADAMSKI
ALSZTEJN
AMROWICZ
BAGINSKI
BASZKIEWICZ
BAŁDA
BEJNSZTEJN
BERENSZTEJN
BERKEN
BEYNSZTEYN
BIENKOWICZ
BORAKOWSKI
BORKIN
BRZOZKOWSKA
BUKOWSKI
BURSZTYN
CALECKI
CALKA
CHACZYNSKI
CHALINSKI
CHONKOWICZ
CHROSTOWSKI
CZAPLICKI
CZERWINSKI
DAWIDOWICZ
DIETNIKIW
DOLENGA
DOŁEGA
DUBLIN
DUBŁYN
EBENSZTEIN
EBENSZTEYN
ELENSZTEJN
ELFENBEYM
ELTERMAN
FARBOWICZ
FAYNBERG
FAYNSZTEYN
FENSTERZTEIN
FEYNMARK
FINKIELSTEYN
FINKIELSZTEJN
FINKIELSZTEYN
FISZMAN
GAMCZIN
GAMSON
GLINKI
GOLDBERG
GRABOWSKA
GROSZTEYN
GRYNGRAS
GUCZYK
HAGINSKA
HAGINSKI
HARDSZTEIN
HARDSZTEYN
JAGODOWSKA
JAGODOWSKI
JANKIELOWSKI
JEBENSZTEJN
JEDWAJINSKI
JERELCHINEWICZ
JESTERCZON
JGODINK
JORDANSKA
JORDANSKI
JZRAELCZIK
KANCIELBAUM
KAPLAN
KAWKIEWICZ
KISRYT
KISŁLI
KLEYNSZTEYN
KLIMASZEWSKA
KORNECKI
KOWALSKA
KRAWCZUK
KRAWSZKA
LASKOWSKA
LEWIN
LICHERMAN
LIPINSKI
LUTMAN
MAJOROWSKA
MARK
MICHNOWSKA
MICHNOWSKI
MILSZTEIN
MILSZTEYN
MORUSZEWSKI
MORUSZOWSKI
NEJMARK
NEWOGOWSKI
OKRASINSKA
ORLINSKA
ORLINSKI
PERLA
PESZBA
PIECHOTA
PIECHUTA
RADZIK
RADZIŁOWSKI
RAJKIN
RALITOWSKI
RAMOCKI
RAMOTOWSKA
ROMBLINIC
RUDA
RUDZIK
RUZA
SAPEFNIK
SAWICKI
SBIEDCZYNSKI
SKRESZYNSKI
SONSEMBERG
SONSENBERG
STARILIETNIA
SYLBERSZTEYN
SZERASZEW
SZMERKOWICZA
SZPECKTOROWSKI
SZTERN
SŁAWATYCKI
SŁOWATYCKI
TAYTELBAUM
TOPEROWSKI
URWICZ
WALINSKI
WASERSZTEJN
WYSZINSKI
WYSZYNSKA
WYSZYNSKI
ZAJDENSZTAD
ZAJDLER
ZAKJE
ZANDEN
ZEBRACZKA
ZYLBERSZTEJN

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