Dear Joseph, I checked the Jewish National Library website and discovered that the second volume has not yet appeared. This is a very good source for checking to see what is available on material

Dear Joseph, I checked the Jewish National Library website and discovered that the second volume has not yet appeared. This is a very good source for checking to see what is available on material

Good morning. In reviewing family notes >from over a decade ago, I keep stumbling upon two town names that certain members of my family insist are the towns where my great-great-grandmother and my

Good morning. In reviewing family notes >from over a decade ago, I keep stumbling upon two town names that certain members of my family insist are the towns where my great-great-grandmother and my

Very sorry, but the website address I provided for the spreadsheet is incorrect. The correct URL is <http://www.jri-poland.org/agad/galiciatowns.xls> Mark

Very sorry, but the website address I provided for the spreadsheet is incorrect. The correct URL is <http://www.jri-poland.org/agad/galiciatowns.xls> Mark

Yaakov Weiss has authored a lengthy disputation to my efforts to offer some historical perspective on surname adoption. In his disputation, Mr. Weiss has erred in two assertions. One, the correct

Yaakov Weiss has authored a lengthy disputation to my efforts to offer some historical perspective on surname adoption. In his disputation, Mr. Weiss has erred in two assertions. One, the correct

Hi Blanche: You will find many vital record indices for your family names in the JRI-Poland online database searchable at www.jri-poland.org (click search database). At

I'm writing to address certain statements made in the body of a posting by one of our members (in Re: "Adoption of hereditary names,"January 19, 2010). Ostensibly, the contributor introduces her

Hi Blanche: You will find many vital record indices for your family names in the JRI-Poland online database searchable at www.jri-poland.org (click search database). At

I'm writing to address certain statements made in the body of a posting by one of our members (in Re: "Adoption of hereditary names,"January 19, 2010). Ostensibly, the contributor introduces her

Hello. I just learned that my great-grandfather Isak HORN was educated in Munich. I know nothing more about his education. When he emigrated to NY in 1914, he was in the "real estate"

Hello. I just learned that my great-grandfather Isak HORN was educated in Munich. I know nothing more about his education. When he emigrated to NY in 1914, he was in the "real estate"

Alan Lichtenstein asked about travel routes >from Lithuania through Russia to Japan and beyond. Since none of the responses to Alan have mentioned it, may I suggest that if he hasn't already done so,

Alan Lichtenstein asked about travel routes >from Lithuania through Russia to Japan and beyond. Since none of the responses to Alan have mentioned it, may I suggest that if he hasn't already done so,

Hello. I just learned that my great-grandfather Isak HORN was educated in Munich. I know nothing more about his education. When he emigrated to NY in 1914, he was in the "real estate"

Hello. I just learned that my great-grandfather Isak HORN was educated in Munich. I know nothing more about his education. When he emigrated to NY in 1914, he was in the "real estate"

Does anybody have any information / photos regarding Lwow's railway employees in the period 1900 - 1940? Two of my ancestors (Emil - clerk? and Izydor (Izrael) Gruder - head of department) were

Does anybody have any information / photos regarding Lwow's railway employees in the period 1900 - 1940? Two of my ancestors (Emil - clerk? and Izydor (Izrael) Gruder - head of department) were