How does one go about getting documents translated professionally or semi-professionally? Are there translators who specialize in genealogical documents? How much does it usually cost? Does it

How does one go about getting documents translated professionally or semi-professionally? Are there translators who specialize in genealogical documents? How much does it usually cost? Does it

my great grandfather, who did not survive, to the best of my knowledge, to see WWI, was Charles J. Wagner who claims he was born in 1855 in Poland or Russia, depending on the document. does anyone

my great grandfather, who did not survive, to the best of my knowledge, to see WWI, was Charles J. Wagner who claims he was born in 1855 in Poland or Russia, depending on the document. does anyone

We are extremely pleased to share the following information with you. The opening reception at the Chicago conference will be in Susan King's honor and is being jointly sponsored by the IAJGS and

We are extremely pleased to share the following information with you. The opening reception at the Chicago conference will be in Susan King's honor and is being jointly sponsored by the IAJGS and

I would be interested in any detailed information on the village of Widoma that was essentially a satellite community of Przedborz. I haven't been able to find too much information, probably because

I would be interested in any detailed information on the village of Widoma that was essentially a satellite community of Przedborz. I haven't been able to find too much information, probably because

Thanks to the help of many jewishgenners we found out how and when my father-in-law, Max Tallan, entered the U.S.A. The entries in the ships manifest are almost unreadable. That might be why the

Thanks to the help of many jewishgenners we found out how and when my father-in-law, Max Tallan, entered the U.S.A. The entries in the ships manifest are almost unreadable. That might be why the

Bea wrote on 05 jun 2008 in soc.genealogy.jewish: Wouldn't Bower be a transliteration of German "Bauer" [ = farmer ]? If so look for "Bauer" immigrants. -- Evertjan Hannivoort. The

Bea Shiel of London is pondering about the given name *Bower* or *Bowers* used in her Ashkenazi Jewish family, settled in London since the late 1700s. Why ponder and guess? Just look at the census

Bea wrote on 05 jun 2008 in soc.genealogy.jewish: Wouldn't Bower be a transliteration of German "Bauer" [ = farmer ]? If so look for "Bauer" immigrants. -- Evertjan Hannivoort. The

Bea Shiel of London is pondering about the given name *Bower* or *Bowers* used in her Ashkenazi Jewish family, settled in London since the late 1700s. Why ponder and guess? Just look at the census

blspabas@... (Bea) writes: I wonder if this could be the Anglicized spelling of the German-Yiddish Baer. [I actually knew a Jewish man >from Springfield MA whose first name was

Dear All In April, 1932, there was a death notice in the JC for Barnett WILSON(b.1886) husband of Alice nee TOSH/INSKI. Their children mentioned were; Alma who m Ellis BIRK, Betty who m Dr Bertie

Dear All In April, 1932, there was a death notice in the JC for Barnett WILSON(b.1886) husband of Alice nee TOSH/INSKI. Their children mentioned were; Alma who m Ellis BIRK, Betty who m Dr Bertie

blspabas@... (Bea) writes: I wonder if this could be the Anglicized spelling of the German-Yiddish Baer. [I actually knew a Jewish man >from Springfield MA whose first name was

It is still in business and very active. The URL is http://www.agja.org.ar/ Margarita Lacko now in Reston, Virginia, USA

It is still in business and very active. The URL is http://www.agja.org.ar/ Margarita Lacko now in Reston, Virginia, USA