I would like to find out if there was regular sailing up and down the rivers (from Dubysa via Neman) from Raseiniai to Königsberg in the early nineteen hundreds. Ron Peeters Ulvenhout(NL)

Hello My grandfather - Janos>Jon Moscu was born in Romania in 1900. He was born on a trip his family took to Romania. Jon's parents were naturalized US Citizens. Would a AA File exist for Jon Moscu,

You are having problems finding your grandmothers' naturalization papers from that time period because they did not exist. Read this rather long explanation summed up by "Congress was at work and on

I have been using "iFamily for Mac" for several years. Excellent program. Cal Weil

My Barnett family starting coming to America late 1890’s from Poland /Russia. They were from several towns NE of Warsaw ( Ostrow Mazowiecka, Rozan, Bork, Serock , Pultusk) the original name was

Toby, There is a new project to put the Bronx and Queens naturalization records online in the next couple of

In my family , it was Papa and Mama , but that may only after they got to the U.S. Others that I know of : Tate , Mame ( TAH-teh, MAH-meh ) Tati , Mami Foter/Futer, Muter/Miter ( more formal )

I have been using Reunion since at least the early '90’s. maybe even in the ‘80s and have been very satisfied with it and its support. Enzo Falco Belmont, MA USA

In Russian: 231 Медневицe Состоялось в селе Шиманов 18 (30) ноября 1884 года в 2 часа дня. Объявляем, что в

IGRA is continuing its Show & Tell Zoom series, however, the sessions will now be monthly. Monday, September 21, 2020 - 9 pm Israel Time we will be hosting Brooke Schreier Ganz talking about Reclaim

Hi David - you can search here. http://wga-datenbank.de/search.php?s=1#. If you get a hit, you can then contact the archive to ask them to send you the records. Judith Elam

David, In response to your question about original RUSSIAN/POLISH/HEBREW names of BARNETTs, you can see from my reply to Walter Scott that there seems to be no set pattern to the naming, with my

BARNETT was certainly a popular name upon arrival in England! Although I cannot link your family to my wife Rosalie's family, I can tell you that BOTH my wife's paternal grandparents, who were

Hi, This is difficult if not impossible to search on-line. My experience is that you need to write to or visit the appropriate archive. There is a central archive at the Finance ministry in

I have been advised that Ancestry Library Edition, that during the pandemic has been temporarily expanded to library cardholders working remotely, courtesy of ProQuest and its partner Ancestry.

An ancestor, David Bresler, left Ukraine in the 1920s for Cuba - exactly when I don't know- and became a Cuban citizen. (I believe he came from Dzyhivka in Podolia but am not sure.) In the mid 1930s

I don't seem to be able to find a searchable online database for German WWII reparations records. Any recommendations? Thank you, David Brostoff

I have been a member of JewGen for several years and have recently seen a member post a review of a historical novel he wrote about his family's genealogy. I have also written and request permission

Hello, Is there some way to access and view the Bereg Census film from 1842? With appreciation... Cheryl Etting

Hello all, I've posted 3 vital records in Russian for which I need translation help.They are on ViewMate at the following