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Dear Genners
I have been on Jewishgen for many years and made good use of the
magnificent JRI Poland database many times.
However, I have never been able to find my own father's birth
information.
I have looked it up using as many tricks as I can imagine, but
without luck.
Maybe someone is smarter?
Given name Uri / Yre / Ire
Surname Schechter / Schachter / Shechter
Place of birth Brzozdowce, Galizia (where the family lived for a while)
Place of residence Rohatyn, Galitzia (where my grandparents came from).
Alternate place: Brzezany, Galitzia (where older siblings=C2=B4 births were
registered)
Date of birth Oct. 1st, 1906
Son of Moshe David Schechter and Sara Schorr.
Any help will be much apreciated!
Alberto Guido Chester
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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