Can't make out all of it, but: Buried here The Dear and Wise Youngster* כ"ה The late Abraham the son of Yits’chak (Isaac) Son of Our Teacher the late Menachem Rosenberg Died on 8 Cheshvan

For the archivist, I went through the non-profit Together Plan out of the UK, that helps rebuild Jewish communities in Belarus. I hesitate to state their cost, because they tailored it for what I was

VM86886 In Russian: 633. Состоялось в городе Лублин 27-го ноября (9-го декабря) 1868 года в 4 часа дня. Явились евреи Тобиаш

I have not been able to determine the home shtetl of my "Levitsky/Lewicki" co-hort despite years of trying. The sole documentary clue I have is Hyman Levitsky's 1909 passenger manifest citing

I second (or is it now 3rd?) Bela Huber (also goes by his Hebrew name, Baruch) for Western Ukraine. Among his other skills, he's multi-lingual - English, Ukrainian and Hungarian with a bit of Hebrew

I suggest you having a look at <https://smartraveller.it/2015/04/19/ghetto-padova/>, where you can find the boundary of the ancient ghetto over a current day map of Padua. Regards, Davide Csermely

Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of eligible purchases when you chose a charity of your choice and buy through Amazon Smile. I am simply a JewishGen user and just changed my Amazon Smile to

Hi Jeremy, According to "Wer Einmal War", Salomon Landau was born on 1 March 1844 in Neu Sandez (Nowy Sacz). Unfortunately, there is no information about his parents. Salomon was married to Sophie

My maternal grandmother's maiden name was Kvas, and I have seen thru JewishGen that it can be spelled a variety of ways when translating to English, including Koz. Hope this is helpful. Susan Ginsburg

Hello. This simple tombstone is of a young man (5678-5697). I would very much appreciate if anyone could please translate the Hebrew. I am also interested if there is anything special about it. Many

I am trying to determine the town where my great grandmother Esther Lavine and family emigrated from, when they came to Trenton, New Jersey about 1893. Here is what I know about their origins: The

Hello everyone, I've posted a vital record in Polish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... Death record of Mosiek Lewkowicz

Hello everyone, I've posted 4 vital records in Russian for which I need a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Death record of Icek Nuta WAJSBLECH:

Also recommend to contact Mr Bela Huber. huberbelay@... M. Friedman

This is the same person. I don't have any info about him, but I do remember that his son-in-law Dr Keith Robinson, became a partner in the same GP practice. You may be able to cheek whether he is

I'm not going to say much in the reply, but Thanks for your detailed and courteous reply posts, Brooke Schreier Ganz -- explaining in more detail what your organization is asking for -- and why. :

Ed: I cannot help directly, but I am aware of contemporary JOEL family from Inowroclaw -- Simon JOEL and his wife Caroline ARONSOHN who had at least two children: Selma ( b.1865, Inowroclaw) and

I second Roman Ravve. Lisa Liel

“Resources for Jewish Genealogy in Chicagoland—What’s New” will be the topic of a talk by genealogist Mike Karsen for the Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020, Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois virtual

On the far right column select the image number. I.E. 2373295 and you should be redirected to the FamilySearch.org website and the images. I can't read Russian so don't known which image corresponds