The second missing great uncle is Morris/Moses Brownstein, son of Abraham and Minnie/Mindel. I have his passenger manifest from 1895, and he is in the 1900, 1905, 1910, 1915 and 1930 censuses. I

Hi Richard, What a wonderful endeavor! I took a look at the manifest (see below, for the group's reference) and I think that the last name might actually be Fraenkel. Also, it looks like the street

The entire community is invited to join us for our next free JewishGen Talks webinar: Topic: Finding and Understanding Bubbe and Zayde’s Galician Vital Records Date: TOMORROW - Wednesday, December

Arrived June 6, 1907. Passenger list says meeting Uncle L. Traemkel. Just L. for first name. Can't find any record of Traemkel. What could have been a common name for letter L.? Helen Oppenheimer is

Looks like F. Epstein. Mike Coleman London U.K.

Looking for more info on Helena M. Oppenheimer and her arrival in U.S June 6, 1907. She was to meet her uncle L. Traemkel. Can't find any info on L. Traemkel. What would/could be a name for the

Update according to additional information I received from the Munich archive: Born on December 15, 1867 in Jerusalem(?), to Joseph and Esther. He lived in Munich from August 1914 to November 1922.

Did you ever notice that our Jewish ancestors had a lot of names? They had Hebrew names, Yiddish names, nicknames and often several American names that can make tracing them rather challenging. Given

Dear Friends: We are very excited to present to the community this most interesting conversation between Tony Kahane and Andrew Zalewski, two recently retired members of our Board. You can listen to

I found my father on the manifest of the ship Romania, which arrived in Haifa in June of 1925. I had known the date and ship to look for, but had actually looked a few times and missed his name - very

Where do records from defunct synagogues go? I was trying to find some from the Queens reformed congregation where my mother was confirmed. -- Susan Watchman Phoenix, Az

Try this site https://genealogy.cjh.org/synagogue-map Dassy Wilen dasw5@...

My father told me that his father acted as a teacher and in other activites at the Neue Synagogue in Berlin during the end of the 19th century until his death around 1914. Is there a way to check

Here is some added info sent by Jude Richter about his presentation for your review. I hope you will join us to learn about how to use the USHMM databases and resources for genealogists. See above

Hello Eric! Ibrany /Hungary During the FS Filming there were several errors.So I suggest you to check the following Films: FS 4000276 FS 7952135 Nyirobrony province does not exist in Hungary.Both

I'd like to clarify:- JRI-Poland currently posts indices for Glowno B 1826-33 and M 1826-43, 1846-53, and 1866-67. There are 669 posted records for those years. Thus, JRI-Poland has never posted

Irish Genealogist Stuart Rosenblatt will donate Irish-Jewish family records to the National Library of Israel on December 19, 2022.. The records span over 70,000 individual names. Mr. Rosenblatt

On Fri, Dec 2, 2022 at 12:35 AM, Marcie Murray wrote: My great Aunt Jennie’s ( My grandmother’s twin sister)Then you wrote Twin Sisters, Sadie and JennyNow you writeAs Jennie is a twin, her

As a follow-up to my post and the suggestion of several posts, I was able to compare the results of match data for my mother and another person (Mary) at MyHeritage, FTDNA and GEDMatch.

Check this list Good luck https://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/erc-syn-manhattan.htm -- David L. Perkins Researching: Perkin and Segan (Belarus, Grodno and Slonim); Paris/Poris and Seigel