Tracing Your Roots: How We Help You Discover Your Family History

Every family has a story. For many Jewish families, that story crosses borders, languages, and generations. At My Heritage Road, we specialize in helping you reconnect with your roots in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and beyond — and we take that responsibility seriously.

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1. Research Before You Arrive

Before your trip even begins, we start digging. With your input — names, towns, documents — we:

Search public archives and databases

Contact local historical societies

Locate old maps, property records, synagogue registries

Identify family burial sites and former residences

You don’t need to know everything — even a town name or surname can be a starting point.

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2. On-the-Ground Local Knowledge

Our team knows where and how to search offline — in dusty town halls, local libraries, and with neighbors who still remember the names.

We work with:

Municipal record offices

Cemetery caretakers

Local elders and historians

Rabbis and Jewish organizations

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3. Emotional and Personal Connections

Visiting the street your grandfather grew up on, or placing a stone on your great-grandmother’s grave — these are powerful moments. We help you get there with meaning and respect.

We’ve helped clients:

Reconnect with long-lost relatives

Find synagogues where ancestors prayed

Uncover family stories lost for decades

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4. Documentation & Keepsakes

We don’t just show you the places — we document them:

Photographs of key locations

Copies of archival documents

Personalized heritage booklets or digital summaries

You’ll return home with more than memories.

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5. Every Journey Is Unique

Your story isn’t just “part of history” — it is history. Whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or representing a loved one, we’ll create a route and experience tailored specifically to your needs.

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Start the search for your story today.

We’ll guide you step by step — from archive to doorstep.

Contact us at kacperbielaska@myheritageroad.com to begin.

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