I have used a number of free and commercial packages quite heavily (but not this one). In general, they are better than not understanding the language at all, but not great. The best (by a fair

I have used a number of free and commercial packages quite heavily (but not this one). In general, they are better than not understanding the language at all, but not great. The best (by a fair

I thought i'd heard something about this before, so I went into the archives at: http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~archpop and found some interesting prior postings...you might try

I thought i'd heard something about this before, so I went into the archives at: http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~archpop and found some interesting prior postings...you might try

Thank you all Jewishgenners. You're a wonderful crowd, helpful, generous, resourceful, and knowledgeable. I've had scores of responses >from you all, so many, I can't reply to all. But thank you!

Thank you all Jewishgenners. You're a wonderful crowd, helpful, generous, resourceful, and knowledgeable. I've had scores of responses >from you all, so many, I can't reply to all. But thank you!

My maternal grandmother emigrated to America around 1900 with her 10 children, including my mother. I was alway told by my mother that they came >from Suwalki and the town of Sejny. Recently I saw

My maternal grandmother emigrated to America around 1900 with her 10 children, including my mother. I was alway told by my mother that they came >from Suwalki and the town of Sejny. Recently I saw

Hello Genners, Thanks to all that helped identify Anyksi as Annixt - Anyksciai. Unfortunately, that town does not fit geographically. I have had good success with identifying lost relatives to

Hello Genners, Thanks to all that helped identify Anyksi as Annixt - Anyksciai. Unfortunately, that town does not fit geographically. I have had good success with identifying lost relatives to

Judith: I assume you are referring the the town near Brody. I am sorry to report that the Jewish vital records for this town have not survived. You can find a list of Jewish records for Toporov in

Judith: I assume you are referring the the town near Brody. I am sorry to report that the Jewish vital records for this town have not survived. You can find a list of Jewish records for Toporov in

JewishGen has a structure in place for researchers who don't respond to other researchers queries; most often they have changed their email address but neglected to change it on JGFF. Please send

JewishGen has a structure in place for researchers who don't respond to other researchers queries; most often they have changed their email address but neglected to change it on JGFF. Please send

Hello, For those folks havin problems bringin up this link, you might have to turn off any pop-up blocker yoou have for this site. We did, otherwise it said - page not found. Sincerely, David

Hello, For those folks havin problems bringin up this link, you might have to turn off any pop-up blocker yoou have for this site. We did, otherwise it said - page not found. Sincerely, David

Dear Naidia, You wrote: ----> I would first suggest a look up in the following excellent books on Brazil Jewry in the 19th cent. and beginning of the 20th Egon and Frieda Wolf: Dicionario

Dear Naidia, You wrote: ----> I would first suggest a look up in the following excellent books on Brazil Jewry in the 19th cent. and beginning of the 20th Egon and Frieda Wolf: Dicionario

A cousin was married in 1951 at a synagogue, which is now a church, on the corner of Ocean & Newkirk Aves in Brooklyn. She doesn't remember the name of the synagogue. Per Google Maps, the street

A cousin was married in 1951 at a synagogue, which is now a church, on the corner of Ocean & Newkirk Aves in Brooklyn. She doesn't remember the name of the synagogue. Per Google Maps, the street