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I am attempting to locate descendants of the Sprintz Family that lived in Tolochin in the late 1800s. My grandfather, Issac (Ike) Sprintz, on my mother\'s side of the family, was born in Tolochin on June 20, 1884 and emigrated to Chicago, Illinois and then to Los Angeles, California. I know almost nothing else about his family before me. Do helpful records exist in this regard? Thank you.

Mel S Randall
melscottrandall@msn.com

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I am looking for a family member with the last name BELINE/BAILIN. We have discovered that we are related to Irving Berlin, the song writer. The information we are seeking is his oldest brother. When the Beline family came to the USA. they arrived with 6 children. Two were left behind with the sister coming at a later date. The oldest son of Moshe/MOSES and Lena/LEAH Beiline remained behind. We are thinking that this was my Grandfather\'s FATHER. He passed away and his wife re-married with the new mane KAGAN/KOGAN. The oldest brother we believe lived in TOLOCHIN/TALACHYN

Bette Montag
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