His Grave: https://gravez.me/deceased/BF7DE236-C6A9-4F5D-A91C-F286E4E2652C You can contact the Tel Aviv Chevra Kadisha for more Info. Jacob Shayzaf Israel

Don't you have to be a relative in order to receive a copy? Jonathan Sher Plano, Texas

Did you search this database : https://www.memoiredeshommes.sga.defense.gouv.fr/fr/arkotheque/client/mdh/engages_volontaires_etrangers/resus_rech.php There are many entries. You may find your father.

Sally, thank you for the explanation. Now a follow-up question: how do you record these names in your family tree? Do you use the "correct" name (which, as I understand it, is "correct" only because

Is anyone familiar with a village or town in Minsk gubernia that was known as Chuty or Chuta? I am trying to figure out the town or area my great-grandmother's family was from so I can start searching

Hi Joyaa, We are hoping that the meeting will be recorded. Send us your queries by email and we will try to address them. Perhaps you can gather some others interested in Latvian research in the

Sephardic World talk this Sunday! All free! During the 19th Century many Sephardic families from the city of Mogador/Essaouira in Morocco migrated to England where they became part of the rich fabric

IGRA's next Show & Tell will host Lance Ackerfeld talking about "Yizkor Books and Their Hidden Treasures" Yizkor books provide an important insight into the communities that were decimated during

I am going to continue to do cemetery visits as long as the weather holds out in New York. I am offering photos from Mt Zion, in Maspeth, Queens. Please send me the specific names, dates and location

I am going to continue to do cemetery visits as long as the weather holds out in New York. I am offering photos from Mt Hebron in Flushing, Queens. Please send me the specific names, dates and

Years ago I wrote to Homeland Security (was it INS then?) asking if they had anything on my mother's uncle, who was rejected at Ellis Island in 1906. They referred me to the US archives, and told me

It's not possible for a town to have been partly in Galicia and partly in Bessarabia, because the two regions didn't share a border. A possibility to consider is Novoselitsa, Bessarabia -- now

I haven't heard the term before, but the Seward Park Strollers were most likely homeless. Seward Park is on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, at Essex Street/East Broadway. Billie Stein Givatayim,

I agree totally but one trick I learned if I am able to make contact with a possible relative who does not know me is to give them some information they might not know and then they usually respond

Hi David, A good way to find possible Jewish vital record sets from Galicia is to search Gesher Galicia's "Global Search" facility. You can find this at: https://inventories.geshergalicia.org/#/ If

On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 05:23 PM, Ellen Lukas Kahn wrote: ellnkahn@...If Viewmate doesn't work out, I have used someone by the name of Joshua Grayson. His rates are reasonable. He gave a seminar at

JRI-Poland has this: https://jri-poland.org/galicia/GalicianVitalRecords_Titles_Nov2002.pdf You can find this link along with many other useful resources

Hi Paul, Will it be recorded - and might those of us unable to attend at this time (e.g. those based in the Antipodes) be able to make a late contribution? Thank you for your consideration. Joyaa

Hi from Paris, Dear Paul, I have checked with Google to be sure (even if you surely did it), and there is no link to "Legion Etrangère Civile". My GF was enrolled in Legion Etrangere, as a lot of

Hi, I wonder if anyone could help steer me in the right direction? I have been researching my Grandfather who was born in 1906 in Dobromil, I have tried many searches through the JewishGen