Items of Jewish interest in old Irish newspapers are not very common. On 30th April 1765 The Belfast Newsletter reported that Rabbi Mordechay Tams had translated a book of Arabic Hebrew handwriting.

Items of Jewish interest in old Irish newspapers are not very common. On 30th April 1765 The Belfast Newsletter reported that Rabbi Mordechay Tams had translated a book of Arabic Hebrew handwriting.

Items of Jewish interest in old Irish newspapers are not very common. However the following report appeared in "The Public Record Or Freeman's Journal" published in Dublin on 8 September

Items of Jewish interest in old Irish newspapers are not very common. However the following report appeared in "The Public Record Or Freeman's Journal" published in Dublin on 22 Jun 1765. "They

Items of Jewish interest in old Irish newspapers are not very common. However the following report appeared in "The Public Record Or Freeman's Journal" published in Dublin on 8 September

Items of Jewish interest in old Irish newspapers are not very common. However the following report appeared in "The Public Record Or Freeman's Journal" published in Dublin on 22 Jun 1765. "They

My name is Pierre SAUL and I am French. I have just found out that my grandfather was not called Henri Saul but Haim Saul, probably born in Smirna (now Turkey). He died in Marseille (France) in

My name is Pierre SAUL and I am French. I have just found out that my grandfather was not called Henri Saul but Haim Saul, probably born in Smirna (now Turkey). He died in Marseille (France) in

Moses LESSER(1858-1941) I am preparing to give a lecture about the life of the jewish nonmedical practitioner Moses LESSER. He practiced >from 1906 till 1939 in the middle-saxonian town

Moses LESSER(1858-1941) I am preparing to give a lecture about the life of the jewish nonmedical practitioner Moses LESSER. He practiced >from 1906 till 1939 in the middle-saxonian town

I am interested in guides for Jewish Bratislava, Prague and Budapest. If anyone has someone to recommend, please contact me privately. Thank you. Tali Segal outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

Anyone know of these people >from long ago? Cecelia TANNENBAUM married to Bernard HARRIS? Their children Selma, Essie, Edith and Sidney HARRIS were born in late 1890s in England, NYC, and

Anyone know of Max A. FEUERLICHT, married to Rose TANNENBAUM. Children Ethel FEUERLICHT married Alfred GUTTMANN and Adolph FEUERLICHT married Rebecca SIRKIN, both in 1920s in New York City. I don't

Anyone know of Adolph TANNENBAUM, married to Johanna MARKS, living in Philadelphia. They had a daughter, Janice Lou TANNENBAUM, born in 1928, born in Philadelphia. Adolph had two sisters, Stella

Anyone know of these people >from long ago? Cecelia TANNENBAUM married to Bernard HARRIS? Their children Selma, Essie, Edith and Sidney HARRIS were born in late 1890s in England, NYC, and

Anyone know of Max A. FEUERLICHT, married to Rose TANNENBAUM. Children Ethel FEUERLICHT married Alfred GUTTMANN and Adolph FEUERLICHT married Rebecca SIRKIN, both in 1920s in New York City. I don't

Anyone know of Adolph TANNENBAUM, married to Johanna MARKS, living in Philadelphia. They had a daughter, Janice Lou TANNENBAUM, born in 1928, born in Philadelphia. Adolph had two sisters, Stella

I am interested in guides for Jewish Bratislava, Prague and Budapest. If anyone has someone to recommend, please contact me privately. Thank you. Tali Segal outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

Hi, I recently got a copy of the death certificate May 21 1931 of a family ancestor Katie Blum nee Eger. Info in all fields was typed, so there is not an issue with interpreting script. Her birth is

During September 2007 the Yizkor Book Project added seven new books and 14 updates. All new material has been flagged for easy recognition at http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html,