Fannie WERTHEIMER was born about 1833 in Hesse-Darmstadt and she married Mayer HYMAN (of Germany) about 1848, probably someplace in Ohio. Their last child was born in 1869 in Bowling Green, Ohio.

Fannie WERTHEIMER was born about 1833 in Hesse-Darmstadt and she married Mayer HYMAN (of Germany) about 1848, probably someplace in Ohio. Their last child was born in 1869 in Bowling Green, Ohio.

I have just come across this article in a newspaper in Manchester, UK reporting that someone there had done some research which suggested that Pope John Paul II's mother, grandmother and

I have just come across this article in a newspaper in Manchester, UK reporting that someone there had done some research which suggested that Pope John Paul II's mother, grandmother and

I may be making some progress here: My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa, south of Grodno and just east of Krynki. I've found a couple of paths worth

Hello I am interested in having a chat with any member of the ANDERS family. I wish to determine whether or not they may be linked to any of the Amdur clans. thank you Mike Ross Perth,

I may be making some progress here: My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa, south of Grodno and just east of Krynki. I've found a couple of paths worth

Hello I am interested in having a chat with any member of the ANDERS family. I wish to determine whether or not they may be linked to any of the Amdur clans. thank you Mike Ross Perth,

malcolm katz wrote on 16 jul 2007 in soc.genealogy.jewish: Never heard of "pampel" over here as a first name. It could be a Dutch-Jiddisj spelling of a Yiddish diminuative of the German word "die

malcolm katz wrote on 16 jul 2007 in soc.genealogy.jewish: Never heard of "pampel" over here as a first name. It could be a Dutch-Jiddisj spelling of a Yiddish diminuative of the German word "die

My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa in Grodno Gubernia. On her death certificate in NYC, it listed her parents as Yehuda Pruskin and Rose Fars. Any

My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa in Grodno Gubernia. On her death certificate in NYC, it listed her parents as Yehuda Pruskin and Rose Fars. Any

I may be making some progress here: My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa, south of Grodno and just east of Krynki. I've found a couple of paths worth

I may be making some progress here: My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa, south of Grodno and just east of Krynki. I've found a couple of paths worth

Dear researchers, I would be grateful if someone could help me in translating >from Russian the 3 documents I have posted on Viewmate. The direct links are

Dear researchers, I would be grateful if someone could help me in translating >from Russian the 3 documents I have posted on Viewmate. The direct links are

My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa in Grodno Gubernia. On her death certificate in NYC, it listed her parents as Yehuda Pruskin and Rose Fars. Any

I may be making some progress here: My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa, south of Grodno and just east of Krynki. I've found a couple of paths worth

I may be making some progress here: My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa, south of Grodno and just east of Krynki. I've found a couple of paths worth

My great-grandmother Rachel (nee Prushkin) Meyerowitz came >from Brestovitsa in Grodno Gubernia. On her death certificate in NYC, it listed her parents as Yehuda Pruskin and Rose Fars. Any