I would like to research some possible NY marriage certificates of family members, but am not sure where to find these certificates. Please advise as to the website/sources where they can be

Henry: from what you write, the person you are seeking sent packages to his cousin during WWII. The Joint Distribution Committee has a searchable database that includes the names of recipients of

My great-grandfather Henry (given Hebrew name Zvi Hirsch) Zucker, from Chodorow, Galicia, Austria, and now known as Khodorov, Ukraine, immigrated to New York probably via Ellis Island from Hamburg,

Bonjour Madame Je suis Pierre Janel, né Jankelowitsch 87 ans , je retrouve dans les archives de mon père né à Riga et émigré en France vers 1920, une lettre de sa soeur transmise

My great-grandfather, Nisel Rozenberg (Nathan Rosenberg), came to the US in 1902 and is buried at Washington Cemetery NY. The inscription on his grave is very long and descriptive and I have not been

I was just going over some old census data from my ancestors and I read for place of birth of the "person" as "Galicia POA". The place of birth for the mother and father were both filled out as

I came across a similar issue with my ancestors. A lot of my ancestors wrote down on their naturalization documents the "governorate" where they were from in Russia as opposed to the city. Some may

This letter on the back of a family picture was sent from two survivors to a living uncle in New Orleans Louisiana. Hymie Reichstein reichstein@ magma.ca

Try the Manchester Jewish Museum website. The museum's currently closed, but there's probably someone checking mail. Molly Arost Staub. Boca Raton, FL

Check out my cousin Phyllis Berenson, who leads the Ukraine SIG. Her family comes from Mogilev-Podolsk and Shargorod. Have a healthy, meaningful new year, Molly Arost Staub

In the 1920’s , my grandmother received a heartfelt request by her brother in-law Shloyme Karmazin to find his half-brother Mishchune “ Chune” Rosen ( or Roisen ) and he gave an address of Mr.

Family History Today: Donating your Family Papers - How, When, Where, and Why? Presented by the Ackman & Ziff Family Genealogy Institute at the Center for Jewish History and the Leo Baeck

There is no quick and easy solution to determine which Mogilev is the right. All available sources, primary, e.g. census records and family registers, and secondary, e.g. business directories need to

Recent translations of Russian Empire documents through ViewMate indicate my great-grandfather was "a citizen of Mohilev." This is news to me, since all previous info connected him to Snovsk

Hello all. As announced in this post, I have committed myself to compile the names and relevant genealogical data from the recent unearthed Matzevot discovered in the town square. Today I’m happy

On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 02:25 AM, Michael Sharp wrote: The Holocaust Education and Learning Centre at the University of Huddersfield has relaunched its events programme in a covid-secure form using

It's possible that the line next to "Number of Bride's Marriage" is Juropp or even Yuropp, based on the handwriting in the groom's first name (Jacob/Jakob). This comes right below the bride's parents'

Dear Group, I'd appreciate a well-experienced reference to a researcher in Brest and Volkovysk. Thank you very much - Yaron Wolfsthal

Any chance to find on-line digital records from the Rovno (Rivne) region? I am looking for any available records including birth and marriage certificates of my mother's father side: Eiger/Eger/Iger

Thank you so much! It is likely that this is the closest I can get to learning date and place of marriage since NY did not start vital records until 1847. It also tells me that there was information