The file I sent out is an inventory of the microfilms and LVIA registers containing the records. The records themselves have not been indexed. If you are interested in perusing the microfilms, you

Minsk is the town, the main town of Belarus (capital) Oblast is the Russian for province, region, district. Minsk is the main town of the region around. SSR (couldn't be in 1846) is Soviet Socialistic

I'm trying to find out what it means when a record says Naturalization: Supreme Court of Washington, DC 1922. Could this be a naturalization as a result of serving in the military? How would one get a

it definitely looks ww1 austro-hungarian. you can see more about austro-hungarian uniforms at this site: <http://www.austro-hungarian-army.co.uk/> ....... tom klein, toronto

I just found out that two members of our Mendelovich family are listed in the Partisan data base. Since they are not in the Byten Yizkor book not in Yad Vashem, I am assuming that they survived the

* Miller [JewishGen.org Discussion Group - Digest #614] points out Dollarhide’s “Family Group Sheet Standards” <https://www.genealogyblog.com/?p=20637>. Dollarhide discusses difficulties with

Bazel is a Yiddish first name pronounced BASHEL ( baashell) Larry Gaum

Let me first say, this group has been most helpful in assisting tracing my family members as they left Austria, mostly in 1938. Thank you. First, I was able to verify (as much as is possible), that

I am much more familiar with American and German WWI uniforms, but I am very certain that your great uncle is wearing an Austrian uniform. The Austrian-Hungarian Empire had a lot of uniform

Dear Genners, Thank you all for your help in identifying my great uncle's uniform. It is indeed Austrian. Now I will be able to focus more about him and his military history. Wishing you all well,

I would recommend that you post it to ViewMate, in the "Translation -- Yiddish" category: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/toupload.asp -- Fredel Fruhman Brooklyn, New York, USA

Get his death certificate. Might list his father's name.

I’d be interested in searching this index for my maternal grandfather Hyman (Chaim) JOSEPH and for his father, Israel or Asrael JOSEPH. Jeffrey Gandz

This is another English language record of people who were never in an English language country. Immigrants often Americanized or Anglicized the names of their parents still in Eastern Europe. I

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Dear All, Glad to inform you that I just published this index on Avotaynuonline. It contains 300 surnames and is certainly not a complete one and misses surnames. If you have additions, questions or

I am working on completing information on my family tree (more than 730 relatives at present). I would appreciate help from anyone who is a member of the Québec Genealogical Society. I would am

Hi, I'm not an expert either, but to me it looks like a French unicorn (from above, a circular hat). Not Polish, their hats looked square from above. When the Poles liberated Poland from Russia, their

There are 81 listings for Mutchnik survivors on the Arolsen archives website at https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/en/search/?s=mutchnik Gary Pokrassa gpokrassa@... Data Acquisition

Checking with GOOGLE (a researchers’s good friend) would let you know that oblast is "an administrative division or region in Russia and the former Soviet Union, and in some of its former