JewishGen offers the popular class, "Brick Wall or Dead End", starting February 2 - February 23 Frustrated and at a Loss ? Are you at a Dead End or just experiencing a Brick Wall? Are you stumped

My maternal grandfather was Harry Finkelstein of Ustilug. I can not find a birth date (approx 1860), marriage date to Yetta Wagner, or death date (approx 1905). He never left Ustilug.

JewishGen got to be a important genealogy site by having a limited but strongly encouraged set of rules for the discussion group. Rule such as surname capitalization and informative titles, certainly

My Great Great Uncle was a Barber in What is now Belarus. He was called The Crippler. For a small fee he would cut off some fingers so men could avoid the Czar’s draft. The period of service was 25

Years ago,,people posted about writing for army records for Russia. Although a great uncle served in Ukraine. I would like to see if they have records for in him, period 1910. Amy addresses? stories

The Yizkor-Books-In-Print Project is pleased to announce its 86th title: Memorial Book of Kobylnik (Narach, Belarus) , Translation of Sefer Kobylnik Original Yizkor Book Edited by Yitzhak

The Yizkor-Books-In-Print Project is pleased to announce its 86th title: Memorial Book of Kobylnik (Narach, Belarus) , Translation of Sefer Kobylnik Original Yizkor Book Edited by Yitzhak

From Tamara Vershitskaya CONVOCATION OF THE BIELSKI PARTISANS’ DESCENDANTS at The Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York Following the first July 8-9 reunion of the Bielski partisans’ descendants

I've noticed that since this new format has become available, that the majority of posts do not list surnames in the subject line and sometimes not even in the body of posts. When fellow contributors

To me, the proportions look normal for photos of that time. They are not known to me. Barbara Sloan Conway, SC

My aunt had false papers in Budapest, but she had to hide anyway. I'm not sure of the chronology; it could be that she got the papers afterward. She did magyarize her surname, and left Hungary after

I understand that using the US Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) system to access these archives is more complete than using the Arolsen Archives website. One can either access the USHMM in person or

My grandfather, Benjamin (Benzion) Schechter born Przeclaw Poland, died in NY, NY (at age 40) in 1915. According to my late aunt, Benjamin had an older brother named Simcha Sch(a)echter who lived in

I’m looking for someone who could find the gravesite of Joseph ha Kohen Theil 1827-june 8, 1898 and send a picture to me. His wife was Rose buried in the same place. They are my second great

Hi Karol, As I have been researching my husband’s ancestors in Hungary for some time now, I might be able to shed some light on your question. Heves is a county( and also a town) in Hungary,

I don’t know what the cause was, but my great-great grandfather was missing a part of his forefinger. It is visible in pictures and is noted in his WWI draft card. His brother-in-law was also

How amazing that somebody else -- hello Beulah Gross! -- has been looking into this person at the same time as me! I think Sare Czarne Margulies is in fact not a Margulies but a Goldreich. Here is

The Yizkor-Books-In-Print Project is pleased to announce its 86th title: Memorial Book of Kobylnik (Narach, Belarus) , Translation of Sefer Kobylnik Original Yizkor Book Edited by Yitzhak

The central Jewish Cemetery in Nesvizh is a lovely city park, and totally unmarked as a cemetery. I am working with the Belarus Holocaust Memorial Project to install a small monument to

JewishGen offers the popular class, "Brick Wall or Dead End", starting February 2 - February 23 Frustrated and at a Loss ? Are you at a Dead End or just experiencing a Brick Wall? Are you stumped