I have the same problem: how can I make my MyHeritage tree Private - except for the people I designate to view and/or join it ? Thanks in advance, Susan H. Sachs Beit Shemesh, Israel HERSKOWICS,

This is an amazing project that I hadn't been aware of before. I'm responding publicly rather than privately because I want to share this note from your website, which will probably be of interest to

This is a fantastic discussion. I have a Shia in my family (Lithuanian), only Shia was his actual, "official" name, not a diminutive or nickname. Would it be a common practice to name a child Shia

I had trouble singing into view mate. I ran this through an online translator: Attestation It is now certifying that the son of Lejzor and Pessa of Kormanov, born in 1888 according to the age of 1888,

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut presents a webinar on DNA Results given by Gil Bardige. This virtual program is free for JGSCT members and a $5 donation for non-members. To join JGSCT,

Hi Genners, Hope someone can help to translate a postcard, written in German, to my uncle. The card has a couple on the other side and it is being sent from Tlomach which had a variety of governments

Hi Margie, This site has helpful info on WW1 and naturalization rules, and tips on where to research those who naturalized while serving in the U.S. military: United States World War I Naturalization

Good afternoon, Berger Shmuel Approximate age at death – 50 yrs. Hungarian citizen Father – Ya’akov Chaim Mother- Gitel Wife – Reizel (nee Katz) Children – 1 daughter Rumor that a

To all of you with this problem If it were not for Covid, would you be able to go the archive, ask for the file and then read it and take your own prints or photos? I ask this because in Britain when

I've posted 2 vital records in Polish for which I need a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following address ... Marriage record

Laurie, It will be interesting to hear what others have found, in terms of papers, but it's' my understanding that immigrants who signed up to fight in WWI were given citizenship as a result. I found

Michele, I ordered just after they first announced the rate increase, which was October 2019. An email saying my initial search was completed came in that November. I then ordered the full order in

I sent in a search request on 14 Sep 2020 and two records requests on 16 Sep 2020 and still have not received anything. Robert Hanna NYC

I had the index number and ordered the file in September. I received a letter by email in October confirming receipt and giving a case number which could then be used to checked the status online. In

Hello, I have posted on ViewMate (#91558) the birth record of my cousin, Alzbeta MEISELS, born 1 March 1933,in Berehove, Czechoslovakia. It is Akt 100 on the page. The father's name is not notated

Anything around 1.1% is not significant or relevant. Just noise. Schelly Talalay Dardashti (Tracing the Tribe - Jewish Genealogy on FB) New Mexico

I am researching a family that had branches in western Massachusetts and Cuba. In the 1930's, the American relatives traveled twice to visit Cuba based upon passenger records. However, I do not know

Number of children: One girl, adopted Circumstances of death: There's a rumor the building into which the Jews were collected was put on fire and they were burned (incinerated) Date of

In family story it is said that my VAN MILLINGEN family, a noble family, was named after the hamlet (or owned property or manor) called MILLINGEN near the town of Dalfsen in the province of Overijssel

How very refreshing to see that for once the earlier message to whichGary replied, is quoted in his answer! Bring back the old and beloved Jewishgen !!! David Lewin London At 20:22 12/03/2021, Gary