Gail do you mind emailing me at nr1teachers@... so I can directly ask a few questions share some more information.

Stanley Diamond shared with me a link to NumisBids which is a monetary auction site. What is so interesting is on the bid they list the name of the issuer. It is being listed here only because of the

Susan Meyer asked where on the WWll Draft card the date of entry could be found. The cards are on two pages. There is an arrow on the right hand side to the right of #8 that takes you to the second

nr1teachers@... email there

Hi Gail, I am very sorry for the delayed reply. I'm going to email you as well. I've had a couple things pop up that needed my attention, so been a bit sidetracked from the family tree building.

I have a great uncle Sam Stein but it’s abbreviated from Finkelstein. He was married to Eve and had no children. Bev W Researching Finkelstein, Lazar, Blackschleger, Wagner.

Thank you, Renee! Very interesting article and links.... John

There is a book (Ican’t recall the title) about Jewish gangsters of the 30's. Its mainpremise, if I remember it right, was that Jewish gangsters literally broke theback of the German Bund who was

Sarah asked how to see the date of the draft registration. To see the date you should look at the back of the card. You do this on Ancestry by clicking on the arrow on the right side of the image

There are two sides to the WWII Draft cards. The date signed is on the second side. Use the arrow.

Livingston Place was in Manhattan, It was renamed in the 1950s and became Perlman Place -- in memory of New York State Judge Nathan David Perlman. More about the

Searching for relatives of my GF Samuel Stein who was born in Kiralyhaza and died in Chicago in March, 1957. I know he had a sister Sara (Sadie) who lived in Hawley PA with her husband, last name

Searching for the relationship between Frida Kaufer Blonder who died in 1909 and my Great Grandfather Salomon Kaufer who died in 1919. All lived in Chicago. I know all about Frida's husband and

I noticed the other day that I could see the young men's WWII draft cards. But I have not been able to see the date on the WWII draft registration cards. I would be very appreciative if someone

Hi I'm seeking family of Neche Schorr 1872 - 1940, her parents were Chaim Schor and Sara Ryfka (Wisznizer) Schor brother Samuel 1866, Abraham, Sisters Rachel 1851. Gittel 1858, Please email

I am looking for some explanation regarding the certificate of death (attached ) of my paternal great-great grandfather, Henry KLINE. Here is what I already know: 1. Henry KLINE (KLEIN on his d.c.)

Hi from Paris, I agree with Pieter, but you must also check when this researcher had logged for the last time : date is written in the box. I should say that if a date is too old, hope of a reply is

It's really interesting to see where some of my ancestors were employed at the time! Ellen -- Researching WEISSMAN/VAYSMAN (Ostropol, Ukraine); MOROZ and ESTRIN/ESTERKIN (Shklov & Bykhov, Belarus);

Hi everybody, I hope you will take the time to read my story. I found out that I had Jewish family when I was almost 17 (19 years ago). My grandmother at the time, (that has been dead for many years

There is a story in our family (Charles Kaplan and his 1st cousin Ida Arbit) that back in Minsk 1890s or early 1900s, our family owned an Inn with an onsite brewery. Supposedly it was in a small town