[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Lomza records

[AlbertMuth at aol.com]

Another way of rendering German TZ or Polish C in Cyrillic would be the 
letter that looks like a lower case u, that has the right vertical extending below 
the line in a sort of hook.  If you have access to a chart comparing the 
Russian alphabet to sounds in comparable languages, you will find the one that I 
mean.

Each scribe offers different solutions.  And do not necessarily try to use 
their best handwriting...

al muth