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Martin Landau, the actor #general

Some people in my family believe that the actor Martin Landau is related. I know >from various on-line biographies that he was born on 20 June 1931 in Brooklyn. Does anyone know the details of his

By Nick <tulse04-news@...> · #175146 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Martin Landau, the actor #general

Some people in my family believe that the actor Martin Landau is related. I know >from various on-line biographies that he was born on 20 June 1931 in Brooklyn. Does anyone know the details of his

By Nick <tulse04-news@...> · #495459 ·

Vilijampole/Slabodka Vital Record Indexing Project #general

Calling all researchers of Vilijampole/Slabodka, Lithuania, I am happy to announce that LitvakSIG has acquired the following vital records for our shtetl: Birth: 1854-1895 Marriage:

By ijhope <ijhope@...> · #175145 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Vilijampole/Slabodka Vital Record Indexing Project #general

Calling all researchers of Vilijampole/Slabodka, Lithuania, I am happy to announce that LitvakSIG has acquired the following vital records for our shtetl: Birth: 1854-1895 Marriage:

By ijhope <ijhope@...> · #495458 ·

Encyclopaedia Judaica on CD-ROM #general

Hi, Probably many jewishgenners use the Encyclopaedia Judaica (book or CD-Rom) for their researchs. I have bought the CD-Rom some years ago, and it needs a special key that has to be connected on the

By Laurphil <Laurphil@...> · #175144 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Encyclopaedia Judaica on CD-ROM #general

Hi, Probably many jewishgenners use the Encyclopaedia Judaica (book or CD-Rom) for their researchs. I have bought the CD-Rom some years ago, and it needs a special key that has to be connected on the

By Laurphil <Laurphil@...> · #495457 ·

Re: Could "Yitzhak" be translated as "Alexander?" #general

"Nick" <tulse04-news@...> wrote in message news:dkqk07$86b$1@...... It is also worth pointing out that having done a search on the Google archive of

By Nick <tulse04-news@...> · #175143 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Could "Yitzhak" be translated as "Alexander?" #general

"Nick" <tulse04-news@...> wrote in message news:dkqk07$86b$1@...... It is also worth pointing out that having done a search on the Google archive of

By Nick <tulse04-news@...> · #495456 ·

Galician origin of surname DAVIDOR/DAWIDOR? #general

TO anyone who may be able to help, Hi! I'm researching my Friedman family roots in northern Hungary (now Slovakia, Presov area), and I have a marriage document stating that my ancestor's surname

By Eric Friedman <radonc1970@...> · #175142 ·

Rabbi Isaac Marks 1816-1880 #rabbinic

I would appreciate any information at all about Rabbi Isaac Marks. All of the available information I know is listed below. Most dates are plus or minus one year. My wife's GG-GF was Isaac MARKS. He

By hobby@... · #279608 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Galician origin of surname DAVIDOR/DAWIDOR? #general

TO anyone who may be able to help, Hi! I'm researching my Friedman family roots in northern Hungary (now Slovakia, Presov area), and I have a marriage document stating that my ancestor's surname

By Eric Friedman <radonc1970@...> · #495455 ·

Rabbinic Genealogy SIG #Rabbinic Rabbi Isaac Marks 1816-1880 #rabbinic

I would appreciate any information at all about Rabbi Isaac Marks. All of the available information I know is listed below. Most dates are plus or minus one year. My wife's GG-GF was Isaac MARKS. He

By hobby@... · #599865 ·

Finding relatives who were institutionalized - NYC #general

My research has led me to an aunt (born in Poland/immigrated to U.S.) who was institutionalized in the New York City area with serious psychiatric problems. This occurred sometime between 1930 and

By LISA BETROS <lk313@...> · #175141 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Finding relatives who were institutionalized - NYC #general

My research has led me to an aunt (born in Poland/immigrated to U.S.) who was institutionalized in the New York City area with serious psychiatric problems. This occurred sometime between 1930 and

By LISA BETROS <lk313@...> · #495454 ·

Alexander - a common first name for Jews in the Habsburg Empire. #general

I have been following the discussion on *Alexander* as a first name for Jews with some amusement. It appears to be based on single examples presented by two or three correspondents. I would like to

By Celia Male <celiamale@...> · #175140 ·

Re: Searching for POT Submitter Maximilian GULDEN #general

I spent some time looking into this request and did not find anything, but I have several comments which might be helpful to others who submit similar requests.. 1. It would be useful if you were

By Israel P · #175139 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re:Searching for POT Submitter Maximilian GULDEN #general

I spent some time looking into this request and did not find anything, but I have several comments which might be helpful to others who submit similar requests.. 1. It would be useful if you were

By Israel P · #495452 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Alexander - a common first name for Jews in the Habsburg Empire. #general

I have been following the discussion on *Alexander* as a first name for Jews with some amusement. It appears to be based on single examples presented by two or three correspondents. I would like to

By Celia Male <celiamale@...> · #495453 ·

Re: Death Certificates from Israel #general

Because when you say to Clerk X in Town A "why can't you do this? Clerk Y in Town B had no trouble," you will find that next time need something Israel Pickholtz

By Israel P · #175138 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re:Death Certificates from Israel #general

Because when you say to Clerk X in Town A "why can't you do this? Clerk Y in Town B had no trouble," you will find that next time need something Israel Pickholtz

By Israel P · #495451 ·

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