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Re: An Old Song - Possibly Russian, possibly Yiddish #general

I have listened to the tune of the suggested song on YouTube. May well be the one however, I am not sure and I am definitely not going to divulge the length of time since I last heard my grandfather

By David Cantor · #644130 ·

looking for BABUSHKIN KARTEL KARTSEL relatives #belarus

Hi guys, want to learn more about my relatives from Belarus - Babushkin is my grandma family name. We leave in Zhlobin and Area close to Rogachev in Gomer oblast (before war is Mogilev

By kartsel@... · #644129 ·

Bukowski/Shapiro family #translation

Shalom everyone 🙋 I found Tauba Bukowska and Israel Shapiro's wedding record Please,translate it for me. Thank you very very much . Jenny Kanadov Bukowsky jenya. kanadov@...

By jenya.kanadov@... · #644128 ·

Re: Lithuanian Revision Lists #lithuania

First, lets clear us some terminology. By 1907, these lists are referred to as family lists, not revision lists. I too have the issue of people remaining on a family list after they had actually left

By mab@... · #644127 ·

Bukowski/Shapiro family #subcarpathia #ukraine

Shalom, I found Sussel's birth record, Anybody knows,where is this archive ? I understand,this is sub carpatia but where can i see the records? I am trying to check it with Lvov's archive,but it

By jenya.kanadov@... · #644126 ·

Bukowski/Shapiro family #ukraine

Hello everyone, This is from the birth record of Sussel,Sara's daughter from Skole.The question where is this record from? I know that this area in Ukraine, maybe anybody knows,which archive is it

By jenya.kanadov@... · #644125 ·

Re: Friedmann restaurant in Baden Bei Wien 1900-1915? #austria-czech #hungary

Emma, The 1910 census is unfortunately not edited, which means that there is no possibility to search for names, for example. You would have to know the exact address to find the inhabitants of a

By Johann Hammer · #644124 ·

Re: Trouble identifying city / town on ship manifest #austria-czech

Jeremy, Do you know their native tongue or the region from where they originally came from?

By Johann Hammer · #644123 ·

Nazi Concentration Camps Prisoners Made Music: 60 Minutes Episode June 7, 2020 #holocaust

One of the episodes on the June 7th (US) 60 Minutes program (CBS) was about prisoners in Nazi Concentration Camps making music: The Lost Music. An Italian composer and pianist researched the music

By Jan Meisels Allen · #644122 ·

1-page Translation of Testimony by Dr. Robert Meidler from German to English #holocaust #translation

Subject: ViewMate translation request - German to English I am new to this group and hope you can help me regarding my cousin from Czernowitz, Poland. I request a translation of Dr. Robert Meidler,

By Eva Robotnick · #644121 ·

Re: polite, correct word for genealogy purposes? #general

Folks, if you choose to be judgmental of all your relatives, then your family tree listing and your enemies list will eventually become one and the same document. One of the strongest (and

By Kenneth Ryesky · #644120 ·

Re: Sharing family tree information #general

Maybe --. My great-grandmother was Hilda (Hinde) Berlin, daughter of Leib Berlin. She was born about April 1869, and had six siblings, born about 1868-1896. There was Hirsche, Hilda, Matta,

By Hilary Henkin · #644119 ·

Re: Passenger Manifest Question #general

Hi Jeffrey, In my research I have found several people on manifests with lines drawn through their name and info. It means they did not sail on that ship. In each case that I have seen, the person

By Sherri Bobish · #644118 ·

Re: COHEN family from Toronto descendants of family #canada

Look up the Tel. Inquires 411, fb...its a good starting point, there is on fb, Israelis in Toronto Good luck Fundatia Tarbut Sighet +40 74 414 5351 www.ftsighet.com

By Peninah Zilberman · #644117 ·

Re: Passenger Manifest Question #general

It means they did not board the ship.

By Richard Werbin · #644116 ·

Re: Passenger Manifest Question #general

It means he did not sail. Barbara Mannlein Tucson, AZ

By Barbara Mannlein <bsmannlein@...> · #644115 ·

Re: polite, correct word for genealogy purposes? #general

I would propose that the polite and correct thing to do is to use whatever term the couple in question prefers. Ask them (assuming this is possible, of course). David Hamermesh Jackson Heights, New

By David Hamermesh · #644114 ·

Re: Vetting family tree submissions to genealogy sites for data soundness #general

JoAnne, I do not expect these companies to examine trees and look for improbable situations. That is my job, not theirs. I am the researcher and they are the records providers. As far as online trees

By Carolyn Lea · #644113 ·

Re: Sharing family tree information #general

i saw you are also Researching Berlin in Mogilev. i'm researching Berlin's ( BELENKY / BIELINKA /BERLINSKY) that arrived and lived in Detroit from Mogilev. Yours?

By David Syner · #644112 ·

Re: Passenger Manifest Question #general

A name that is lined out either (1) was not on board the ship at all or (2) is on another page of the manifest. I have seen where a family does not get to the ship on time, or a family

By Susan&David · #644111 ·

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