There's a Charles L Resin (aged 32) and wife Sarah (aged 26) on the 1910 census for Philadelphia https://tinyurl.com/yx6c7u6x. Could this be them? Peter Lobbenberg, London, UK

My late father was in Ferramonti di Tarsia Italian concentration camp in Calabria from 1940-43. Because of the prevalence of malaria in that region, the internees were given quinine tablets to be

Dear Garystuff24, The stone gives his Phillip's Hebrew name as Feitel son of Nahum HaCohen, died 7 Nisan (5)697 I hope this helps, Rodney Eisfelder Melbourne, Australia

Many Jewish cemeteries in the Mures and Harghita counties in Transylvania were digitized by two volunteers which uploaded the info onto an astounding site. The entire database with all the names,

@G.C. Kalman, I can't thank you enough for the tip! I've been combing through arcanum.hu for 12-16 hours a day for the past few days and I found a bunch of stuff about my GGparents and other family

Thank you for the quick reply. You are correct, there have been several spelling variations of this family's name. It appears to have been Meyer/Meyers in what was at the time Prussia, but once in

Go to https://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/ybip.html to the book listing for directions to order directly from JewishGen. Here are the books at much reduced prices from the list price or Amazon's

Please join the Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut on Sunday, April 19, 2020, at 4:00 pm for "From Clues to Conclusions: Can You Prove It?" presented by JGSCT member and noted genealogist

Dear Anonymous Researcher (!): My brother and I have looked over the birth and death records from the Breslau Jewish community from the 1820s and not found any sign of this family. The MYERS name

Hello Group, My cousin and I have been trying to find out more about our beloved great grandparents, Philip and Goldie Kaplan. Philip was born in Minsk (1865) and came to Brooklyn in 1898 with his

“To this day, the last laugh of our dear, sweet children echoes in my ears …” This is a heart-breaking account by Helen Kajman of events that culminated in a prison cell in Bialystock in 1943,

Dear JGenners, my grandmother Rykla Kisfayn was born in 1870 in Trisk (Other names: Turiys'k [Ukr], Turiysk [Rus], Turzysk [Pol], Trisk [Yid]) in Volhynia, the Russian Empire. I did not find any of

Those who stayed in the UK went to hostels in cities such as liverpool Manchester and london and spught employment. Many had successful careers. Some founded businesses. Judge Rinder is the grandson

Dear JGenners, Following a recent update from the Bessarabia SIG, I would like to remind all that the São Paulo Chevra Kadisha Association has a database containing details of tens of thousands of

Dear all When I was in Jerusalem at the “The Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People” I tried to make photos of some registrar such as the one attached for Weener in Lower

Dear JGenners, I would appreciate help with the extraction of the following vital records: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM79245

There were also many "baptisms " for pragmatic reasons. An aunt of mine has described to me how in the 1930s in E Hungary her father was denied promotion in a Bank until he and his family converted

Hello, Deanna! Шафаренко Сара Шлеймовна Shafarenko Sara Shleimovna (=daughter of Shleima) 10(?).11.1894 - 28.8.1961 Where was she from?

Hello - Yes, Orel is often used as a nickname for Aron among Lithuanian Jews.

The Russian word "Delo" means "Case [file]".There is, most likely, nothing inside. It's a Russian version of a report coverwith the word "Delo" pre-printed, a studio prop in this case. Suchcovers were