Good morning, I have never seen the two words above the abbreviation (last line) which stands for may her sould be gathered in eternal life. The meaning of the two words refers to

VM88867 In Russian: #16 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 27 ноября (9 декабря) 1886-го года в 3 часа дня. Явился равин

VM88866 In Russian: #108 Деревня Грохи Состоялось в городе Пултуск 12 (24) февраля1904 года в 8 часов утра. Явился лично

VM88865 In Russian: #108 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 6 сентября 1900 года в 9 часов утра. Явился лично житель

If this Holocaust child survivor knows her birth surname, you can look up that name in the Radom ghetto records. These work identification papers include high quality photographs. This is the link:

VM88864 In Russian: #84 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 18 (31) октября1907 года в 9 часов утра. Явился лично житель

VM88863 In Russian: #85 Прамыш Состоялось в городе Прамыш 26-го октября (6-го ноября) 1872 года в 11 часов утра. Явились

Adam et. al., I forwarded your question to the Director of Yad Vashem Hall of Names - Dr. Alexander Abraham.He answered me the following reply and asked that his reply be posted here:Yad VaShem

Joel Weintraub has addressed the problem of missing manifest entries on this forum before. I recommend his Jewishgen Info File on the subject.

It would certainly help if you could locate the immigration manifest. Your relative may have arrived at a port other than NYC, such as Philadelphia or Boston. You can also check European records,

I have queried the Luxembourg Archives for documents from my family. I believe they are closed now-I did this earlier in the year. However, when I did my search on their website, it was necessary to

Hi, I am 71 years old and am trying to trace my family, all of whom came to the US from Belarus in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Is there anyone any of you know who does such work? I could even use

Have any manifests been lost? That could explain being unable to find people. -- Bob Silverstein bobsilverstein@... Elk Grove Village, IL Researching Kaplan (Krynki, Poland) Tzipershteyn (Logishin,

Žitavce, formerly Žitavské Ďarmoty (Hungarian: Zsitvagyarmat) is a village and municipalityin the Nitra District in western central Slovakia, in the Nitra Region. 48° 12′ 0″ N, 18° 18′

Dear Nich, yes, may be written as Zsitva-Gyarmat, in Bars county and Verebély district. Registry: locally best Marianna Toth

unbek. abbreviation for Unbekannt = unknown -- Richard Oppenheimer Venice, Florida, USA

Stand = marital status geschieden=divorced -- Richard Oppenheimer Venice, Florida, USA

Sipo = Sicherheitspolizei, often abbreviated SiPo, the Security Police of Nazi Germany -- Richard Oppenheimer Venice, Florida, USA

Have you looked at spelling variations on the name Greenblat and Grinblat? My great grandmother Rachel Grymblat (sic) was born in Suwalki in NE Poland in c1840 and came to Manchester, UK with her

Hello apparently the National Archives will be reopening shortly. The Moscow Fund is interesting to find relatives that have had problems with the french authorities or were considered suspicious