Can anyone please help me find the resting place for: Nathan BERNSTEIN b 1840 Russia - d 15.12.1890 in Whitechapel Sarah BERNSTEIN nee Kaufman b 1831 Russia - d 1881 in London (approx. years)

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I've posted a vital record in Yiddish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM79373 Please respond via

I believe you are right. Probably your Maimon family was originally from Radauti-Prut, a small town in the Dorohoi district. The large Radauti (Bukovina) town became Romanian only after WWI. The

Regarding Radautz / Radauti in Bucovina: The surname MAIMON / MEIMON does not appear on cemetery headstones, but there are few such entries in the BMD records, to be found in in index prepared by

I have an index to all volumes of the Kutno BOOK OF RESIDENTS (BOR). I could not find any direct reference to BAUMAN or anything similar, but did see a notation which I can't interpret: On a

Searching for information, relatives, re: Rabbi Jacob Spitz, born 1822 or 1815 or 1809 in Bekescsaba,Bekes,Hungary or Mezokeresztes, Borsod, Hungary and died 05 Mar 1893 in Chicago, Illinois. May

The USHMM has linked digitized documents to the 10,513 name records in this existing Holocaust Survivors and Victims (HSV) collection: Lvov Ghetto Database,

The post about Lodz passport correspondence reminded me of a question I have about visas issued overseas. My grandparents, with their infant son, went back to Russia from the U.S. sometime in 1925.

Dear Carola Murray-Seegert, The info. you read in J.G. documents are as per that period they were registered. However, all are the same location. If you check in today info. you get the info.

The other day when I posted about commemoration services for Yom Hashoah, I mentioned that there was nothing on the United State Holocaust Memorial Museum’s (USHMM) website that would be affected

Hi Michael Thanks for telling me about freebmd.org.uk. I've never heard of it before. I had already found a few UK documents and censuses for my grandfather in the UK (I'm subscribed to Ancestry).

Hi Joan, Great info! I noticed you are searching for family with the names Rubin and Katz. I have family with those names from Pruzhany and was hoping to connect with you. My email is

USHMM has added a new collection, Reservations regarding the issue of foreign passports, 1936-37, to the Holocaust Survivors and Victims Database (HSV). The collection contains a list of cases and

The lead Nazi responsible for the murder of Jews in Slutsk was an Estorian named Mikhail Gorshkow. You can look him up online. Jeffrey Gee Searching Slutsk pre-WWII: EPSTEIN, Abraham, Shulieh Devorah

Thanks in particular to David Lewin I am just beginning to understand what I have. The photo I submitted was taken at a DP camp in Ulm Germany just before emigration to Palestine (Haifa) in November

It is possible & probably that it was patronymic, particularly since Gottlieb was a common first name. But you cannot be absolutely certain. Mainz was on the left bank of the Rhine, which was under

Dear Peter, Here's a thought: I was struck by the fact that the first witness's name was Gottlieb, same as the father's "surname." This, and knowing that deaths were often reported by family members,

Mentored Study Group April 17 - May 3 This study group will be on IMMIGRATION: how did our ancestors get from their shtetl/village/town (their last residence) to their final destination? How did

In the UK, Lewis Bowman & Rebecca Weinstein had 2 children, Fannie & Israel, see the indexed births on the website of www.freebmd.org.uk There is also the indexed ref. for the Marriage of Lewis