Overview of record collections included in our surname search database.
Polish State Archives 56/154/Gorlice— Only a handful of Jewish Vital Records from Gorlice appear to have survived.
Polish State Archives 29/279/0/2/441 — This record collection appears to be a landowner and taxpayer register from the town of Gorlice from 1851. The handwriting was quite challenging to interpret, so transcriptions might be inaccurate.
Polish State Archives/29/684/Gorlice — Historical list of eligible voters and taxpayers in Gorlice, Galicia.
Sourced from Kaufmännisches Adressbuch für Industrie, Handel und Gewerbe, XIV. Galizien, published by L. Bergmann & Comp., Wien IX Universitutmetr. 6. This database was transcribed from a photocopy of this directory, found at the British Library, call number [PP 2440.BB C295]. Compiled by Phyllis Kramer.
Sourced from Żydzi gorliccy by Władysław Boczon (pp. 48-49); translated by Marjorie Rosenfeld and Eva Bednarska.
Wnioski o wydanie dowodów osobistych, Polish State Archives 29/218/0/8 — Records of Jewish individuals born in Gorlice and living in Krakow who applied for ID cards between 1929 and 1939.
Identified in the Kataster, which was a continuous registration of the inhabitants of Krakow for the period between approximately 1850 and 1945. The original database comprises about 100 boxes of record cards.
Polish State Archives 29/2125/0/2/3 (Kwestionariusze Żydów z miejscowości: Dąbrowa Tarnowska, Dębica, Dobczyce, Dukla /27 IX 1940/, Działoszyce, Głogów Małopolski, Gorlice /26 IX 1940/, Grybów /26 IX 1940/, Gumniska) — These records appear to be pension and insurance claim filings submitted by local Jewish Councils to the German occupation authorities in the Krakow District.
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