Written in old German cursive handwriting. Personally i have no chance to read that. Anyone?

Thanks!

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once again I need your help with transcritipon of medieval latin. It is a paragraph from records of District Court in Szadek (1419).

Link to whole page (scan 36, page 67, fifth paragraph from the top): https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/skan/-/skan/2177bd74dbbf60956f3095d596aa29ac98f05f890ae2223d6ea1821cc0207e08

Link to the whole book: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/17722200

Thanks for help!

I've been struggling to transcribe these lines (on photo one and two) for a while now (I'm terrible with numbers), they are from the same scribe and document.

Any help with these two sets would be greatly appreciated!

I inherited this locket from my mother and was hoping someone could help me decipher the original owner. The photos inside make me think it was my great grandmother’s who would be sBs (maiden) or sSb (married). It does resemble the sSb to me, but I would love some help!

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I need some help with one paragraph from the Sieradz land book, Inscriptiones et decreta (1399). I know that ink in not so clear and the text is crossed-out, but maybe someone somehow will be able to read it.

Link to whole page (scan 117, page 118v., third paragraph form the top): https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/skan/-/skan/259ed0765397f398ce112c495b4bcfbdfbf10679e129f7b8c02cf14bf41fa22a

Link to the whole land book: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/17721298

Thanks for help!

I can see that it arrived in Baltimore 2 July 1903, but what is the ship's name, and where did it sail from? I'm not sure which European country it would have come from, possibly Eastern Europe. Image saved from here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9S8-LXRH?view=explore&lang=en&groupId=TH-1971-29150-24468-55

Hello, again... This is a photo of a girl. No idea who she is but I found this with my great great aunts stuff. I think its Russian and it probably is. Thanks in advance.

I think this is Russian but I could be very wrong The other option would be Lithuanian. This is a photo of my great great aunt. The photo was taken in Kaunas, Lithuania.

Hello. I recently acquired these cufflinks and would appreciate some assistance identifying the engraved inscription. It appears to be a three-letter monogram, though the orientation and script style are making it difficult for me to read. Any insights on the letters or the style of font used would be greatly appreciated.

Hi! I’m researching my family from the former Rovno Uyezd in Volhynia and found this 1918 Orthodox birth record from the village of Lipki.

The child is my ancestor Antoni Niewierkowiec (Антонъ Невирковецъ / Anton Nevirkovets), born 10 December 1918.

I don’t know Russian or Cyrillic, so I’d really appreciate help transcribing the handwritten text in the entry.

If possible, I’d like the transcription in the original Russian spelling.

Thanks in advance!

It reads: “Depends on who the other person is and if I am [BLANK] the other person”

EDIT: she said she doesn’t care if I looked through it and also she doesn’t know what it says

This is part of a letter from Anatoly Dyatlov to Leonid Toptunov's parents. Faintly, the text on the other side of the sheet can be seen, please help me decipher it. Here's the original image, but reversed horizontally, so that the background text is the right way round. I can tell that it starts with "У кого жи..."

Thanks for your help.

Hi, sorry not sure if right page to post but no other subs make sense for this - I am trying to recover a written list on lined notebook paper that has suffered severe water damage. The ink appears to be highly water-soluble marker or pen, which completely bled horizontally into thick blue/purple bands across the middle lines of the page. There is writing on the other side you can see coming through but that’s in tact and not what I’m trying to recover. Just the list on this side.

This is written on the back of an old wardrobe that was purchased many years ago in Alberta.

this is from the back of a photo of my great great aunt. the language is probably russian, lithuanian or yiddish. i would really appreciate if somebody could tell me what it says, even if its just the individual characters. translating it isnt a problem but i seriously cant read it to begin with. thanks!

This is a portion of of my great great grandmas workhouse examination record, detailing her history, family, and migration pattern. I believe the word under what appears to be St (street) could possible be Totnes, her home village, with the word before St possibly being Fore as in Fore St.

I would be greatly if anyone could help transcribe the rest.

I have transcribed the document up to this point so far:

“Commencing at the North - east corner of the North - west quarter of the North - west quarter of Sec. 24 in township 4 N R 3 W B.M. From thence running south 80 rods, and forty feet in width, being 24 feet on the east side and 16 feet on the West side of said quarter-quarter line, except a distance of 325 feet where…. [illegible] …. the line of L.H. Voras and as located, and as shown on the petition.”

The segment where I say “…[illegible]…” is about 5 or 6 words and I’m stumped here.

The first word looks like it begins with “gra”? and ends with a “y”. I don’t think there is an “i” in this word as the author did well to dot their “i”‘s.

The second word looks like the first two letters are “cl” and then there is an “i” and an “l” in the word. Edit: there appears to be a “k” in the middle of this word.

The third word looks like “love”? But also could be “line” and the dot for the “i” might be hidden from the loop from the word above this. Edit: I’m pretty sure the first letter is a “b” on this word.

The fourth word almost certainly looks like “and” to me. But I could be wrong.

The fifth and final word looks like “guarde” to me. Not sure if they spelt this word differently back then… I see many letters in the word that align with that. But it doesn’t really fit the flow of the paragraph and the subsequent words.

Any help is appreciated!