I am looking for information on Workmen's Circle Branch 133 in New York? I am trying to determine origin of an immigrant who belong to this branch circa 1920 Michael

I am looking for information on Workmen's Circle Branch 133 in New York? I am trying to determine origin of an immigrant who belong to this branch circa 1920 Michael

In a message dated 9/11/2009 9:25:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mdver@... writes: According to my great-grandfather's alien registration form he came in by the Pumpeda. I assume this is

The usual custom is to list the deceased, usually showing their hebrew name (including patronymic), and the date of their death, as well as a phrase wishing that their soul be bound up in the bond

In a message dated 9/11/2009 9:25:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mdver@... writes: According to my great-grandfather's alien registration form he came in by the Pumpeda. I assume this is

The usual custom is to list the deceased, usually showing their hebrew name (including patronymic), and the date of their death, as well as a phrase wishing that their soul be bound up in the bond

I have seen the materials recently made available at Ancestry. I am trying to get more information on my great-grandmother, Mary Greenberg, who likely worked at the New York Orphan Asylum at

I was disappointed not to find my father listed in the AJHS New York Hebrew Orphan Asylum Records, 1860-1934 on Ancestry.com. Dad's name should appear on Roll 11, Admissions 1907 - 1911. There

When I lived in Israel I could tell the difference in all the different tribes there. Is that word okey. It was easy to tell the Tunisians >from the Moroccans and Yemenites the Polish

I have seen the materials recently made available at Ancestry. I am trying to get more information on my great-grandmother, Mary Greenberg, who likely worked at the New York Orphan Asylum at

When I lived in Israel I could tell the difference in all the different tribes there. Is that word okey. It was easy to tell the Tunisians >from the Moroccans and Yemenites the Polish

I was disappointed not to find my father listed in the AJHS New York Hebrew Orphan Asylum Records, 1860-1934 on Ancestry.com. Dad's name should appear on Roll 11, Admissions 1907 - 1911. There

Can someone tell me the Hebrew and/or English equivalents of Tewjc? What I mean is what are the most likely Hebrew and English names to be used by or for someone whose Ellis Island arrival

Can someone tell me the Hebrew and/or English equivalents of Tewjc? What I mean is what are the most likely Hebrew and English names to be used by or for someone whose Ellis Island arrival

Dear All, On ViewMate my cousin posted a group photo that includes our great grandfather and two grand aunts. Our ggf Morris POLOWITZ came >from Ilintsy (Yiddish Linitz), then in the Russian

Dear All, On ViewMate my cousin posted a group photo that includes our great grandfather and two grand aunts. Our ggf Morris POLOWITZ came >from Ilintsy (Yiddish Linitz), then in the Russian

My paternal grandmother's great grandmother's maiden name was EISENDRATH. Most of them moved to the US in the late 1800s, settling in and around Chicago. I thought I knew as much as I could find

Dear Cousins, Marc DVer is trying to figure out why the 1910 federal census says his great-grandfather immigrated in 1903 but his alien registration form says he arrived in September 1900. In

My paternal grandmother's great grandmother's maiden name was EISENDRATH. Most of them moved to the US in the late 1800s, settling in and around Chicago. I thought I knew as much as I could find

Dear Cousins, Marc DVer is trying to figure out why the 1910 federal census says his great-grandfather immigrated in 1903 but his alien registration form says he arrived in September 1900. In