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Arolsen Archives Additions
#holocaust
#records
Lebensborn
The Arolsen Archives has made additions to their archive. In mid-December they acquired the collection of materials by journalist and author Dorothee Schmitz-Köster. The SS founded the
Lebensborn
The Arolsen Archives has made additions to their archive. In mid-December they acquired the collection of materials by journalist and author Dorothee Schmitz-Köster. The SS founded the
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Jan Meisels Allen
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#654304
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SZTARK, WAJZER and WAJNBERG from Przytyk
#poland
#general
The mission of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is to provide record indices and extracts of all available records in
Polish and other repositories Poland.
Przytyk and Kozienice are two of the
The mission of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is to provide record indices and extracts of all available records in
Polish and other repositories Poland.
Przytyk and Kozienice are two of the
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Stanley Diamond
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Re: United Hebrew Cemetery St. Louis, MO
#usa
#names
#photographs
You could also try www.findagrave.com . Sometimes there are already pictures posted. Otherwise you can request one.
Arielle Sax
You could also try www.findagrave.com . Sometimes there are already pictures posted. Otherwise you can request one.
Arielle Sax
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ariellesax@...
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Re: How many "first names" did people have?
#names
And sometimes they just changed their names. I have three aunts who were given the names Lena, Bertha and Tillie, and changed them to Leona, Beatrice and Lillian, respectively.
Judy
And sometimes they just changed their names. I have three aunts who were given the names Lena, Bertha and Tillie, and changed them to Leona, Beatrice and Lillian, respectively.
Judy
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Judy Floam
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Re: Kamienczyk during WWI?
#poland
#general
How old was your grandfather when this incident took place?
You might want to take a look at the question I asked this group with the subject title "Young Galician boys forced labor for Russian army
How old was your grandfather when this incident took place?
You might want to take a look at the question I asked this group with the subject title "Young Galician boys forced labor for Russian army
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Sharon Taylor
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Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland virtual meeting on January 13, 2021
#jgs-iajgs
#events
Join the Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland
for our
Installation of Officers
followed by a Program
on
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
starting at 7:00 pm (ET)
The Program:
Mindie Kaplan
Join the Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland
for our
Installation of Officers
followed by a Program
on
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
starting at 7:00 pm (ET)
The Program:
Mindie Kaplan
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Sylvia Fleck Abrams
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Yizkor Book Report for December 2020
#yizkorbooks
#JewishGenUpdates
Shalom,
It seems that in a time that we are searching for optimism, I am very pleased to note that the Yizkor Book continued to grow and thrive during 2020 and the December achievements are a
Shalom,
It seems that in a time that we are searching for optimism, I am very pleased to note that the Yizkor Book continued to grow and thrive during 2020 and the December achievements are a
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lackerfeld@...
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#654298
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Re: 1910 Census lists German as language, but country of origin is "Russia.
#russia
I wish to thank everyone who responded to my question. Based on the answers I received in response I feel that it was very possible that the person in question was able to speak fluent German as a Jew
I wish to thank everyone who responded to my question. Based on the answers I received in response I feel that it was very possible that the person in question was able to speak fluent German as a Jew
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Bob Roudman
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#654297
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Re: January Meeting of the Jewish Genealogy SIG on Zoom on Tues 1/12/2021 10-11:30 am ET on ZoomRSVP
#announcements
#events
#education
#germany
Hi,
If you have registered for the Zoom event, Tue 1/12/2020 and have a question, do this.
If you have specific question(s) that don't require too much detail, please send them to Arthur (see email
Hi,
If you have registered for the Zoom event, Tue 1/12/2020 and have a question, do this.
If you have specific question(s) that don't require too much detail, please send them to Arthur (see email
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Arthur Sissman
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#654296
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Re: Origin of Latvian Jews
#latvia
I have found it helpful to map the migration patterns discovered in the course of a
250 member family project at FTDNA.As shown here, there are ample opportunities
for mixing of Sephardic and
I have found it helpful to map the migration patterns discovered in the course of a
250 member family project at FTDNA.As shown here, there are ample opportunities
for mixing of Sephardic and
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Adam Cherson
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#654295
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Shmuel Leib CITRON, Minsk and Vilnius
#lithuania
Shmuel Leib CITRON (1860-1930), Hebrew and Yiddish journalist, writer, and
critic.
https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Zitron_Shemuel_Leib
He was born in Minsk and from 1903 lived in Vilnius.
He
Shmuel Leib CITRON (1860-1930), Hebrew and Yiddish journalist, writer, and
critic.
https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Zitron_Shemuel_Leib
He was born in Minsk and from 1903 lived in Vilnius.
He
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Jules Feldman
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#654294
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Re: Help Unraveling a Mystery
#latvia
The Riga archives have a treasure of information and create family trees and photos from passports and other documents for very little money.
Max Heffler
Houston, TX
From: main@...
The Riga archives have a treasure of information and create family trees and photos from passports and other documents for very little money.
Max Heffler
Houston, TX
From: main@...
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Max Heffler
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#654293
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Help Unraveling a Mystery
#latvia
Hello,
I have a letter my uncle gave me back in 1996. It was from our cousin living in Riga, Latvia. The letter is postmarked 1973. The cousin's name was Israel Fiselsons (Fiselsohn). He said he was a
Hello,
I have a letter my uncle gave me back in 1996. It was from our cousin living in Riga, Latvia. The letter is postmarked 1973. The cousin's name was Israel Fiselsons (Fiselsohn). He said he was a
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aweitzman.ret@...
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#654292
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Re: How many "first names" did people have?
#names
Generally Eastern European Jews had two given names: a Hebrew one used mostly for religious occasions and a second one that might be Hebrew, Yiddish, or the language of the surrounding populace. Each
Generally Eastern European Jews had two given names: a Hebrew one used mostly for religious occasions and a second one that might be Hebrew, Yiddish, or the language of the surrounding populace. Each
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Judith Singer
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#654291
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Re: Schwartz connection - Chicago/Aurora, IL
#usa
#general
My GGF, Samuel Schwartz (1858-1924), originally from Slovakia, lived most of his adult life in the Boston area. In 1914, he and his wife and two of his four daughters moved to Chicago, where he lived
My GGF, Samuel Schwartz (1858-1924), originally from Slovakia, lived most of his adult life in the Boston area. In 1914, he and his wife and two of his four daughters moved to Chicago, where he lived
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Doug Cohen
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#654290
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Re: Origin of Latvian Jews
#latvia
Although all my ancestors came from the borders of NE Poland and SW Lithuania, my DNA shows I am seven eighths Ashkenazi and one eighth Sephardic. One of my family's male lines has a rare sub clade
Although all my ancestors came from the borders of NE Poland and SW Lithuania, my DNA shows I am seven eighths Ashkenazi and one eighth Sephardic. One of my family's male lines has a rare sub clade
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Jill Whitehead
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#654289
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Re: Autosomal Analysis Question
#dna
This hypothetical Chinese woman would have lived approximately 25 to 33 generations ago (assuming a generation is on average 25 yrs). No genetic genealogy text or paper I have read would support a
This hypothetical Chinese woman would have lived approximately 25 to 33 generations ago (assuming a generation is on average 25 yrs). No genetic genealogy text or paper I have read would support a
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Jeffrey Herrmann
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Re: Who is the better option for DNA: siblings or father and son?
#dna
You should always test the oldest family member. If you are looking for a paternal relative, then test your father, followed by one of his siblings.
--
Stephen Schmideg
Melbourne,
You should always test the oldest family member. If you are looking for a paternal relative, then test your father, followed by one of his siblings.
--
Stephen Schmideg
Melbourne,
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stephen@...
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Legacy Family Tree Announces registration for their 2021 Family Tree Webinars
#announcements
#general
Legacy Family Tree, a member of the MyHeritage group of companies, announced that registration is open for their 2021 Legacy Family Tree Webinars. There are 120 classes to chose from on topics
Legacy Family Tree, a member of the MyHeritage group of companies, announced that registration is open for their 2021 Legacy Family Tree Webinars. There are 120 classes to chose from on topics
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By
Jan Meisels Allen
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#654286
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(Netherlands) Records That Became Public As of January 2021
#records
#announcements
#general
The Dutch National Archives https://www.nationaalarchief.nl/ have made some records that became public as of January 1, 2021. Exceptions may occur for those people who are still living:
Civil
The Dutch National Archives https://www.nationaalarchief.nl/ have made some records that became public as of January 1, 2021. Exceptions may occur for those people who are still living:
Civil
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By
Jan Meisels Allen
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#654285
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