Click on the description of the database. You'll get a detailed description, and info on obtaining the records. -- Odeda Zlotnick Jerusalem, Israel.

From the above mentioned Search the Given Names Data Bases (jewishgen.org) I've learned a lot from searching this database for names I've never heard of. -- Odeda Zlotnick Jerusalem, Israel.

Another question along these lines: I have multiple instances in my family history research where the same couple received two different NYC marriage certificates sometimes six months to a year apart.

The only thing that comes to mind vis a vis Cuban records is to contact the Patronato in Havana for further guidance: Synagoga Beth Shalom Calle I Esq. 13, Vedado, Ciudad de la Habana, CP 10400,

Shmuel Krushnevsky from Israel registered Pages of Testimony for Mordechai, Yente and Khanokh LINDMAN/LINDEMAN, who were murdered by the Nazis in Poland. Looking for Shmuel or descendants to discuss

Rosanne: Sucher is an unusual name. I have never seen it before. If you knew that your ggf was called Sucher then it is almost certain that this record is for hm The other names are Paja,

Hi fellow Genners. The Yizkor Book of Plotzk/Plock includes an article, as yet not translated from the original Hebrew/Yiddish, entitled (in English) "The Minute-Book of the Tailors' Union". Could

From Ittai's link: "Date Formed: 1968" -- Odeda Zlotnick Jerusalem, Israel.

Hello- I've found this on Jewish Gen for my ancestors. How do I find this document? -- Dana Cohen

Hi Roseanne, If you upload you image to JewishGen's Viewmate all responders will see all responses, and the image will stay for a whole week without being pushet to page 2 or 3 if the group is

Ah, just fou8nd Chaya (Kate) Rost on my great grandfather's death certificate. Now what? Ronni Kern, Santa Monica, CA

Adam, all of your sleuthing and deductions are amazing. Needless to say, I have been absolutely hopeless at deciphering the actual images in JRI-Poland (from AGAD) but your point about Gittel Kurz'

Adam, all of your sleuthing and deductions are amazing. Needless to say, I have been absolutely hopeless at deciphering the actual images in JRI-Poland (from AGAD) but your point about Gittel Kurz'

My great grandfather Sucher Needelman (might be him) is listed as Nudelman with three other people. I picked this document because census documents show immigration as 1888 with two similar names.

Paul and Johana Seidner, Ashkenazi Jews, arrived in Cuba in the 1920s. Paul, from Budapest, and Johana (Ella), from Timisoara, Romania, are believed to have sailed into Havana on the same ship. The

Although it didn’t require the visit of holiday ghosts or lessons on the importance of opening one’s heart to others, “Shime-Leib the Miser” is a Scrooge-like redemption story. (This section

Very interesting. A thoughtful, well done presentation I think will engage people in different ways. -- Leah Heilpern Snider Silverdale, Washington/ USA

I wish to acknowledge the excellent service provided to me by the Kaunas [Lithuania] Regional State Archives. I submitted a request for documents to the Archives on August 31. They responded very

I am doing research into my Hungarian Kohn Family and am finding some with the last name Karpati. I know I am finding the correct people. My great uncle Jeno Kohn came to the US after the Holocaust,

George, Heddy BROOK passed on in 2019, according to this Ancestry.com database: England and Wales, Death Index Name:MS Heddy BrookGender:FemaleLast Residence:London, EnglandPostal Code