You might use Steve Morse's website to search census records using first name only, if you are still looking. I saw him speak about how he did this in his presentation about searching for Renee

Aaron KENIG was born in Roman, Romania. He emigrated to Hartford, Connecticut at the end of the nineteenth century. In 1898 he traveled back to Europe to marry a woman born in and living in Busk,

I should have mentioned my Great uncle and aunt's names: he was Maurice Robinson, she was Mayme Lapin. Lee MESSING Hover Lacey, WA

does any of this help? https://www.geni.com/people/Gus-LEVINE-LEURIE/6000000001923944558 sonja marder nee reichman

I am hoping to find some information about my GGM Fannie (Feiga?) Weisz, wife of Moshe Weisz, who died in childbirth or shortly thereafter around 1888-1891 in or near Munkacs. I would like to find

VM89060 and VM89061 In Russian: #32 Состоялось в городе Маков 30-го декабря 1910 года (12 января 1911 года) в 11 часов утра.

My grandparents married in Sarreguemines Synagogue in France in 1927. Under French civil law at that time, were they also required to have a civil marriage? If yes, then I believe that happened in

At 13:13 18/12/2020, Jorge Sexer via groups.jewishgen.org wrote: An excellent translation tool is athttps://www.deepl.com/translator Certainly Spanish = Germanworks It is far superior to the

I know where the graves of Charles (died in 1941) and Sophia Williams (died in 1949) are in Utica, NY. It is an old and closed cemetery that belongs to Congregation Zvi Jacob between Waverly Pl and

VM89060 In Russian: Маков #20 Состоялось в городе Маков 13-го марта 1898 года в 11 часов утра. Явились Файвел

After I sent my last message, I found a Peter Goldberg (1905-1982) in a family tree on Ancestry. His wife's name was Elise, and they had three children (names are private). They are buried in

Hershele Kurlap, the title character in this excerpt from the Yizkor book of Wyszków, Poland, was a fisherman and considered the Rebbe of the fish market. A tradition he clung to with fervor was

You could try city directories from the period, though it would require browsing through them to see if you can locate a Peter with an Elise, or a Roland, etc. I see that the Charles F. Cummings New

VM89027 In Russian: Маков #90 Состоялось в городе Маков12-гоавгуста 1898 года в 11 часов утра. Явился Лейб Нейхос,

Try this site for Czernowitz https://czernowitz.geneasearch.net/index.php. If you'll find a record, you can order a copy of the original. For Radautz use this site

Let's see if Peter was a nephew and had children in 1963, he may have been born in the 30's so he was probably not married yet. And city directories usually have husband and wife but no children.

The first thing you need to find is the name adoption records, 1811-1812, for this family. Unfortunately, Abraham Benjamin was born just after name adoption and therefore he was born as Abraham with

Dear Aka Saba Isio 18th December 2020 I noted the name 'Sechter' and that you are researching Bucovina My late father-in law-

Here is a link below to a list of web sites. The Dutch records can be readily available and quite detailed. I found a record for the Park surname applied to my husband’s family in 1812, their

Marcia, that is exactly the question I have always wondered about. My great grand parents emigrated from Ukraine to Argentina in 1889 and nobody could tell me how they got from their shtetl to Bremen,