War Lives is a new website to document the lives of people in World War II. The information is shown as a timeline that combines records from different archives and other organizations. Go to:

What resources have you tried already? Naturalization records? Censuses? It sounds like you have her marriage record - yes? Was she married in the Bronx - when? Your ad lacks the details by which

Ancestry is offering free access to its 170 million Irish Records through 18 March 2020 at 11:59PM ET. If you try to access records not included in the Irish collection offer or try to access the

If somebody died in Kaiserslautern, there should be a death record at the Kaiserslautern city archives. Write to: martin.klemenz@... Kaiserslautern death records should also be at the Rheinland-Pfalz

In the KK Beth Elohim Coming Street Cemetery in Charleston SC there are 21 Civil War participants, of whom eight died in the Confederate cause. KKBE Cemetery is the oldest surviving Jewish cemetery in

Help! My g-mother Bertha was married in 1917 under the name Grutman. Her parents are listed as Harry and Pauline Needleman. Her birth was in Romania/Russia, and I've seen ages from 27 to 16 years

Hello Leah, Make an enquiry with World Jewish Relief, the following is their website address https://www.worldjewishrelief.org/about-us/your-family-history They have the records for 57000 refugees

Leah, My mother came to England on a domestic permit in Sept 1938. I have been doing research on this topic and have been trying to to see what one of these permits looks like for more than 5 years

I would suggest a U.S state search. I searched for a New York City cousin's divorce and found she got her divorce in Alabama, where we had family. The South has easier divorces. Marge Hurl Neotsu,

I have posted images on ViewMate of a marriage registration from the Bialystok State Archive for Moshe HOFFMAN and Taube BROSTOFF, residents of Trostyany (Trzcianne). There is a both a Polish and

First, I would like to thank those who responded to my earlier quest for some sort of confirmation of my father's cousin's wife's death details. Rosa Lichtenfeld Heilpern, it appears, was an

Max! You are amazing. I've looked for clues to this place or occupation and you solved it in minutes. From looking at maps of Belarus I can see how close Pader is to Slutsk and it makes so much sense.

Many thanks Alberto Guido Chester for your assistance. We may not have located a grave (yet), however I have learned alot about European immigration in Argentina. Cheers Pieter

I wonder if they identified with one side or another or spread equally between the sides?

This ViewMate image shows the back of a postcard of a man in a military uniform. I'm not sure if the text is in Yiddish or Hebrew. I would appreciate a translation. The Viewmate image can be found

Does anyone know if there are travel records of the 400 surviving forced labor workers from the Pfaff sewing machine factory in Kaiserslautern, Germany? I contacted the Jewish Museum, Yad Vashem and

Can anyone help? I need a copy of the death certificate for Julius Kozloff (my Grandfather) who died 12/4/1949. Cannot get it as there is a 75 year wait. Thank you.

Handwriting is hard to read. Cause if death was cirrhosis of the liver, along with myocardial disease. Thanks to Michigan for posting death certificates online! Linda Wolfe Kelley Portland, OR, USA

You mentioned Reno, but not Las Vegas. Have you checked Clark county Nevada? What about Mexico? -- Sarah L Meyer Georgetown TX ANK(I)ER, BIGOS, KARMELEK, PERLSTADT, STOKFISZ, SZPIL(T)BAUM,

“Verdict Without Appeal” is an entry from the diary of Dr. P. Czerniak in the Yizkor book of Antopol (Belarus). It is a chapter that drips with bitterness, born of the author’s indignation about