David Glasner of Kfar Ruppin, Israel is looking for any information on the ORNSTEIN family >from Trebic/ Trebitsch, Moravia. Thus, his Trebic gt-grandfather Herman GLASNER {1845 - 1922} married Paula

David Glasner of Kfar Ruppin, Israel is looking for any information on the ORNSTEIN family >from Trebic/ Trebitsch, Moravia. Thus, his Trebic gt-grandfather Herman GLASNER {1845 - 1922} married Paula

I would appreciate hearing >from anyone who has knowledge of a SHIRNOVICH family that lived in Leeds (UK) in the mid 1890s (and possibly later). Please respond to me direct on

I would appreciate hearing >from anyone who has knowledge of a SHIRNOVICH family that lived in Leeds (UK) in the mid 1890s (and possibly later). Please respond to me direct on

I have a question on the name of the town of residence in the Warsawa Province when my grandfather received an "Internal" Paszport in 1890. The rest of the document has been ably translated earlier

I'm trying to identify family members in a 1947 photo. The table includes Isidore HARRIS as the senior family member. It likely includes Murray & Charlotte HARRIS, Rebecca SIMON, Rose SAUNDERS and

I'm trying to identify family members in a 1947 photo. The table includes Isidore HARRIS as the senior family member. It likely includes Murray & Charlotte HARRIS, Rebecca SIMON, Rose SAUNDERS and

I have a question on the name of the town of residence in the Warsawa Province when my grandfather received an "Internal" Paszport in 1890. The rest of the document has been ably translated earlier

I have recently offered to build a web page for the shtetl of Chomsk or Khomsk. I would be grateful for any information or photos about Chomsk that anyone may have, for inclusion on that

I have recently offered to build a web page for the shtetl of Chomsk or Khomsk. I would be grateful for any information or photos about Chomsk that anyone may have, for inclusion on that

Sharon, It seems probable that this is the same name. BLOCH is rather the original spelling and BLIOKH is the Russian "derivative". Interestingly, near Wyszkow (Poland), where are live, there is a

Sharon, It seems probable that this is the same name. BLOCH is rather the original spelling and BLIOKH is the Russian "derivative". Interestingly, near Wyszkow (Poland), where are live, there is a

On Sun, 4 Sep 2005 22:36:21 UTC, s.r.korn@... (Sharon R. Korn) opined: The "I" that is confusing you is a consequence of a "soft sign" following the "L" in the Russian. This character

On Sun, 4 Sep 2005 22:36:21 UTC, s.r.korn@... (Sharon R. Korn) opined: The "I" that is confusing you is a consequence of a "soft sign" following the "L" in the Russian. This character

In many Orthodox cemeteries it was the practice to bury women and men on separate sides of the cemetery. Here in Israel the practice does not exist. My theory, unconfirmed, is that there were so many

In many Orthodox cemeteries it was the practice to bury women and men on separate sides of the cemetery. Here in Israel the practice does not exist. My theory, unconfirmed, is that there were so many

I am seeking information regarding Israel Fishbein and Maria Cohen, parents of Jacob Fishbein, my grandfather, who emigrated to New York City in 1904 and married my grandmother, Gittel Zlobin

Hi All, On 2 Sep 2005, Stan Goodman, stated: "Censuses, of course, can be tricky, because the information is the unsubstantiated word of the interviewee. ... You can tell an enumerator anything, and

Hi All, On 2 Sep 2005, Stan Goodman, stated: "Censuses, of course, can be tricky, because the information is the unsubstantiated word of the interviewee. ... You can tell an enumerator anything, and

I am seeking information regarding Israel Fishbein and Maria Cohen, parents of Jacob Fishbein, my grandfather, who emigrated to New York City in 1904 and married my grandmother, Gittel Zlobin