Lanie Bergman Long Island NY HeleneBergman@... wrote: I received an e-mail about a book "Spuren im Stein" "traces in the stone", "Ein Bochumer Friedhof als Spiegel juedischer Geschichte"

Lanie Bergman Long Island NY HeleneBergman@... wrote: I received an e-mail about a book "Spuren im Stein" "traces in the stone", "Ein Bochumer Friedhof als Spiegel juedischer Geschichte"

Hello GerSigers, I have been doing genealogy research for three years or so, but recently joined this group to advance my research in the Polish-German areas. [MODERATOR NOTE: JewishGen hosts other

Hello GerSigers, I have been doing genealogy research for three years or so, but recently joined this group to advance my research in the Polish-German areas. [MODERATOR NOTE: JewishGen hosts other

I am seeking information on families WALTER and SICHEL who lived in Kleinsteinach in the early years of the last century (1900 - 1920). My grandfather Herman SCHORNSTEIN who was born in Bamberg was

I am seeking information on families WALTER and SICHEL who lived in Kleinsteinach in the early years of the last century (1900 - 1920). My grandfather Herman SCHORNSTEIN who was born in Bamberg was

Hi, I have a similar inquiry as Jill. Same place (Berlin), same time-period (1937-39), about Jewish businesses. However, I live in London, not Wash D.C.. Any leads for that in London?

Hi, I have a similar inquiry as Jill. Same place (Berlin), same time-period (1937-39), about Jewish businesses. However, I live in London, not Wash D.C.. Any leads for that in London?

Arlene: I've seen the Jekabpils cemetery list. Most of the stones have only first (given) names, no surnames. It's difficult to make connections having just given names and dates. Do you have any

Arlene: I've seen the Jekabpils cemetery list. Most of the stones have only first (given) names, no surnames. It's difficult to make connections having just given names and dates. Do you have any

I believe the reason many people reference Bavaria when they write to the Sig is because the place of origin on old U.S. census papers >from the early 1800's list Bavaria as their ancestors place of

I believe the reason many people reference Bavaria when they write to the Sig is because the place of origin on old U.S. census papers >from the early 1800's list Bavaria as their ancestors place of

To German Siggers, An excellent soft cover book (137 pages) on the geography of German speaking areas >from earliest days until current time is called: "Lands of the German Empire and

To German Siggers, An excellent soft cover book (137 pages) on the geography of German speaking areas >from earliest days until current time is called: "Lands of the German Empire and

For the month of February 2006 nine updates, four new entries, and one new book went online at http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html. All the new material has flags in the index for easy

For the month of February 2006 nine updates, four new entries, and one new book went online at http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html. All the new material has flags in the index for easy

I have posted an extract >from the manifest of my father's arrival on Viewmate at VM7572. http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=7572 Can anyone help with the

Request loose translation of few lines of handwriting of Meir b.Isak EISENSTADT (c1670-1744) in Heb./Yid. plus citation in print (German). Image at:

Request loose translation of few lines of handwriting of Meir b.Isak EISENSTADT (c1670-1744) in Heb./Yid. plus citation in print (German). Image at:

I have posted an extract >from the manifest of my father's arrival on Viewmate at VM7572. http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=7572 Can anyone help with the