Contact & Collaboration
Collaboration Centre of the Digital Archive of the Tandara Family
If you bear the surname Tandara, descend from the Tandara family line or are researching this family, you can use this page to send information, additions, photographs, documents, questions or suggestions for the Digital Archive of the Tandara Family. You may also request that published information be removed, concealed or replaced with updated information.
Contact form
You can send your message directly using this form. If you are requesting access to the private archive, select the appropriate type of inquiry and name a person who can confirm your identity or family relationship. Submitting a request or confirming an e-mail address does not automatically grant access: each request is reviewed separately and access is granted only to properly identified persons.
Please complete all required fields and select answers to the questions about public publication of the message and publication of your name and place. For a request to access the private archive, provide accurate relationship details and the name of a person who can confirm your identity. The form will not be sent until all required fields have been completed.
How can you help?
The Digital Archive grows with the help of everyone who preserves a part of family history. Especially valuable are:
- information about ancestors, descendants and family connections,
- information about belonging to Jureās, Petarās, Anteās or Mateās branch,
- old family photographs, letters, documents and registry records,
- information about emigration, places of residence and family migrations,
- family stories, memories, nicknames, occupations and customs,
- corrections or additions to already published information.
What to include in your message
To make the message easier to process and correctly connect with the archive, it is useful to include:
- your name and surname,
- the city and country from which you are writing,
- an e-mail address for reply,
- how you are connected with the Tandara surname,
- which family branch you belong to, if known,
- the type and reason for your inquiry,
- if you are requesting private access, the name of a person who can confirm your identity or family relationship,
- whether you want your message to be published in the Visitorsā Messages section.
Photographs and documents can be sent as e-mail attachments. If you are not sure what is important, send even what may seem like a small detail ā in genealogy, such traces often open important connections.
Permission for publication
Messages, photographs and documents will not be publicly published without the senderās permission. If you want your message to be published in the Visitorsā Messages section, you can clearly write:
"I give permission for my message to be published in the Digital Archive of the Tandara Family."
If you are sending the message only for research purposes and do not want public publication, it is enough to write:
"The message is for research purposes only and is not for public publication."
Privacy
Private e-mail addresses, telephone numbers and personal information about living persons will not be published without explicit consent. Publicly displayed information is limited to persons born in 1930 or earlier and persons born after 1930 whose death has been recorded or confirmed. Information about persons born after 1930 without a recorded or confirmed death is protected and is not available without prior verification and valid approval. Submitting the form, confirming an e-mail address or stating a family relationship does not by itself grant access. Information received through this page is used exclusively for communication, verification of identity and genealogical relationships, and development of the Digital Archive of the Tandara Family. More information is available in the Privacy Policy.
Together we preserve the history of the Tandara family line
The history of one family is not only a list of names and dates. It is a story about people, their lives, journeys and memories that deserve to be preserved.
Every family preserves a part of our shared history. Thank you for helping build the Digital Archive of the Tandara Family.