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Re: Preferred naming conventions/approaches for family trees
#records
#general
I have found numerous variations of certain last names that run through my tree. What I do, even for those so far back who really did not have last names, I put what I knew was the original last name
I have found numerous variations of certain last names that run through my tree. What I do, even for those so far back who really did not have last names, I put what I knew was the original last name
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sharon yampell
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#658465
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Free access to UK census records this weekend
#records
Just learned about this free offer from FindMyPast:
All UK census records are free this weekend
All of Findmypast’s British census records (1841-1911) are completely
free to access from 10:00 (BST)
Just learned about this free offer from FindMyPast:
All UK census records are free this weekend
All of Findmypast’s British census records (1841-1911) are completely
free to access from 10:00 (BST)
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N. Summers
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#658464
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Re: Help deciphering a town name on passenger Manifest
#records
#ukraine
"Jekatronoslaw" = Ekaterinoslav
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnipro
Best regards,
Stanislav Gorbulev
Mainz, Germany
"Jekatronoslaw" = Ekaterinoslav
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnipro
Best regards,
Stanislav Gorbulev
Mainz, Germany
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By
Stanislav Gorbulev
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#658463
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Re: Idel Weingarten - Scotland - buried in Glenduffhill Cemetery
#unitedkingdom
#general
Dear Ronit
The Scottish Jewish Archives Centre in Glasgow can help you with enquiries like this. We have records of most Jews who have lived in Scotland.
You can contact us at:
info@...
website:
Dear Ronit
The Scottish Jewish Archives Centre in Glasgow can help you with enquiries like this. We have records of most Jews who have lived in Scotland.
You can contact us at:
info@...
website:
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Harvey Kaplan
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#658462
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Re: List of Victims of Babi Yar?
#ukraine
#holocaust
Hi David,
The lists can be found here:
http://www.kby.kiev.ua/komitet/ru/membook/memory-book-baby-yar/203.html
http://babynyar.gov.ua/ru/victims_list
http://www.kby.kiev.ua/komitet/ru/names/
It is
Hi David,
The lists can be found here:
http://www.kby.kiev.ua/komitet/ru/membook/memory-book-baby-yar/203.html
http://babynyar.gov.ua/ru/victims_list
http://www.kby.kiev.ua/komitet/ru/names/
It is
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By
elena-boldyreva@...
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#658461
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Re: Need Help to Understand the Lodz Ghetto List
#poland
Bonjour Bernard (I live in Levallois so not very far away from Paris) !
I continue in english as we are in a worldwilde mailing list.
I just wanted to thank for your reply and all the info.
I
Bonjour Bernard (I live in Levallois so not very far away from Paris) !
I continue in english as we are in a worldwilde mailing list.
I just wanted to thank for your reply and all the info.
I
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By
Harry Kleinbourg
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#658460
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Re: "first name known, unknown last name in New Jersey"--Update
#usa
My google search found William & Judith Goldberg in NJ Federal Bankruptcy court with the last update 7/30/2020. They are probably not in any state of mind to respond to you.
Marlene Finkelstein
My google search found William & Judith Goldberg in NJ Federal Bankruptcy court with the last update 7/30/2020. They are probably not in any state of mind to respond to you.
Marlene Finkelstein
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marlene finkelstein
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#658459
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Idel Weingarten - Scotland - buried in Glenduffhill Cemetery
#unitedkingdom
#general
Hello,
My name is Ronnit Kessler. I recently learned from my father, a Holocaust survivor that he had an uncle, from his mother's side, who lived in Scotland. By googling his name I found the
Hello,
My name is Ronnit Kessler. I recently learned from my father, a Holocaust survivor that he had an uncle, from his mother's side, who lived in Scotland. By googling his name I found the
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By
Ronnit Kessler
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#658458
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JGSIG May meeting is on Tues May 11, 2021 at 10-11:30 am EDT on Zoom RSVP.
#announcements
#education
#events
Hi JewishGenners!
The Jewish Genealogy SIG May meeting is on Tues May 11, 2021 at 10-11:30 am EDT on Zoom.
The topics will include: Manipulating the SteveMorse.org website, Handling Google
Hi JewishGenners!
The Jewish Genealogy SIG May meeting is on Tues May 11, 2021 at 10-11:30 am EDT on Zoom.
The topics will include: Manipulating the SteveMorse.org website, Handling Google
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By
Arthur Sissman
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#658457
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Re: Travel from Grajewo or Augustowo Poland to the Port of Rotterdam May 1917
#general
Hi Esther,
Grajewo (in Lomza gubernia) and Augustow (in Suwalki gubernia) were right on the border with Konigsberg in East Prussia, a major Baltic port. A lot of people smuggling took place in the
Hi Esther,
Grajewo (in Lomza gubernia) and Augustow (in Suwalki gubernia) were right on the border with Konigsberg in East Prussia, a major Baltic port. A lot of people smuggling took place in the
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By
Jill Whitehead
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#658456
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Re: Preferred naming conventions/approaches for family trees
#records
#general
Never mind marriages! In my family tree I have name changes by adoption. But never mind them, either; I also have court-approved gender changes in my family tree (judges are not necessarily
Never mind marriages! In my family tree I have name changes by adoption. But never mind them, either; I also have court-approved gender changes in my family tree (judges are not necessarily
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By
Kenneth Ryesky
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#658455
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JGS Libraries Birds of a Feather Session
#jgs-iajgs
Last year I led a Birds of a Feather session at the IAJGS Convention
on JGS Libraries. Does anyone want the session to be repeated this
year? If so is anyone willing to help moderate the session and
Last year I led a Birds of a Feather session at the IAJGS Convention
on JGS Libraries. Does anyone want the session to be repeated this
year? If so is anyone willing to help moderate the session and
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By
Michelle Sandler
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#658453
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Re: Preferred naming conventions/approaches for family trees
#records
#general
For Q2: How do you deal with name changes and alternate/variant spellings in family trees?
For both Family Tree Maker and Ancestry you can specify more than one name. You just "add fact"-Name then
For Q2: How do you deal with name changes and alternate/variant spellings in family trees?
For both Family Tree Maker and Ancestry you can specify more than one name. You just "add fact"-Name then
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By
Michael Herzlich
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#658452
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Zloczow (Zolochive) Yizkor Book
#yizkorbooks
Dear coordinator,
The following is a note for the Jewishgen discussion group newsletter
Thank you
Moshe Kutten
I am translating the Zloczow (Zolochiv) Yizkor Book to English for the
Dear coordinator,
The following is a note for the Jewishgen discussion group newsletter
Thank you
Moshe Kutten
I am translating the Zloczow (Zolochiv) Yizkor Book to English for the
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By
Nehama and Moshe Kutten
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#658451
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Re: What was the purpose of this document issued in Czarist Russia?
#russia
I have a copy of a Russian passport from the 1890s, when my paternal great grandfather traveled to the USA with some of his minor children. The children's names are included on it. Because it is
I have a copy of a Russian passport from the 1890s, when my paternal great grandfather traveled to the USA with some of his minor children. The children's names are included on it. Because it is
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By
jbonline1111@...
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#658450
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List of Victims of Babi Yar?
#ukraine
#holocaust
Hi everyone
I've been searching for lists of victims killed at Babi Yar but have not been successful. Does this exist?
In general, it has been hard to find names of my family members who died by the
Hi everyone
I've been searching for lists of victims killed at Babi Yar but have not been successful. Does this exist?
In general, it has been hard to find names of my family members who died by the
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By
David Levine
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#658449
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Travel from Grajewo or Augustowo Poland to the Port of Rotterdam May 1917
#general
Has any been able to discover how, in 1917, someone would travel from Graewo or Augostowo to the Port of Rotterdam to board s ship to NYC
Similarly, in 1911 to travel from GraJewo Poland to
Has any been able to discover how, in 1917, someone would travel from Graewo or Augostowo to the Port of Rotterdam to board s ship to NYC
Similarly, in 1911 to travel from GraJewo Poland to
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Esther Brill
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#658448
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CORRECTION Re: Help deciphering a town name on passenger Manifest
#records
#ukraine
I sent a screenshot of the wrong line item (these manifests are confusing!)
Correct: Line 19
(link below and upload are corrected)
I need some help figuring out the town name for this relative from a
I sent a screenshot of the wrong line item (these manifests are confusing!)
Correct: Line 19
(link below and upload are corrected)
I need some help figuring out the town name for this relative from a
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By
David Levine
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#658447
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Re: Preferred naming conventions/approaches for family trees
#records
#general
Geni has a maiden name field and the name shows up in parentheses. There is an “also known as” field and all variants in the maiden name and AKA field are found in searches. I normally use the
Geni has a maiden name field and the name shows up in parentheses. There is an “also known as” field and all variants in the maiden name and AKA field are found in searches. I normally use the
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Max Heffler
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#658446
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Family name of Rabbi David ben Moshe of Kletzk-Rav of Novarodok 19th cent.
#names
#rabbinic
Hi Yoni,
I too have family that came from Kletzk and finally took the bull by the horns and paid for a researcher to do some research in the Minsk archives. I would suggest you do the same. Despite
Hi Yoni,
I too have family that came from Kletzk and finally took the bull by the horns and paid for a researcher to do some research in the Minsk archives. I would suggest you do the same. Despite
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By
Richard Gilbert
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#658445
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